The Richmond Climax from Richmond, Kentucky • Page 2

I vy THE CLIMAX FRENCH TIPTOX Wh WHITE WEDNESDAY AUGUST -3 18S7 The President will visit Kansas Oity next fall The Ohio Republican convention endorsed John Sherman for President John Taylor the head of the Mormon Church is dead He will be succeeded by Joseph Smith In the death of Hon Thomas Jones of Newport Kentucky lost a man who would have made an excellent Governor The Democrats of Ohio have nominated Hon Thomas Powell for Governor and the Republicans have nominated Hon Foraker Another of the foremost fiends showed up at Grand Itapkls Michigan last Wednesday Charles Wemare killed his landlady Mrs Bouflay and then killed himself Will that hideous class of fellows never cease to exist WRONG SOW BY THE EAR It was Tim Needham and not Demaree who was the Democratic candidate for Representative in Owen county and he was elected He and Mr Demaree have been temperance lecturers ever since the war but Needham stuck to the glorious old Democratic party while Demaree went off after the Prohibitionists BELL COUNTY Next to Rowan county the county of Bell is claiming attention lrom the State A gang of outlaws resist arrest and terrorize the entire community They live on Yaller Creek and nobody will venture out there to interfere with them A Sheriffs party was fired upon the other day one man killed and several wounded The Governor will probably send troops to Bell The desperado Andy Johnson who killed half a dozen men before he was 21 years old lived in Bell until the United States took him in charge ROWAN COUNTY When the Tollivers were killed six weeks ago the whole State of Kentucky thanked the Lord and felt easier It was understood that Rowan would speedily be come a quiet county and no longer threaten day by day to cause the State troops to be ordered out But the Tollivers were certainly not the only outlaws in Rowan or they were not all killed for the Sheriff was at Frankfort last week imploring the Governor to send troops at his earliest convenience and 70 of the Louisville Legion were sent on Monday with a gatling gun Rowan county requires heroic treatment The Governor ougth to send troops there and send a judge and a jury and have every man arrested who has ever taken any part in the troubles of the county and prosecute them to the limit of the law The gallows ought to bear abundant fruit in Rowan countj and the penitentiary receive large accessions from the ranks of those not fully ripe for the gallows THE OHIO PLATFORM The Ohio Rupublican platform favors a protective tariff opposes unrestricted immigration favors a control and supervision by Congress of the elections of representatives to Congress demands a duly on wool and manufactures thereof denounces the Cleveland administration favors liberal pensions to soldiers and sailors adequate appropriations for the improvement for National waterways and National aid to education if too much revenue be collected to meet public needs let the tax en tobacco be abolished the public lands of the Government should be held for actual settlers favors civil service reform condemns Cleveland for vetoing pension bills a vote of sympathy was extended to Ireland Governor Forakers administration was endorsed and especially his declaration that no Rebel flags be returned endorsed the Dow liquor law favored legislation secunng equal facilities for transportation to all classes A MISSIONARY FIELD A dispatch says that a colored girl aged seven years has been arrested at Greenville for the murder of an infant child one year old by beating it on the head and then concealing the body in a well She then attempted to murder the childs brother aged five but failed From another point in South Carolina comes the news that a ten-year-old colored girl murdered a companion and has been sentenced to deatli Whether or not the Governor will interfere with a pardon we do not know South Carolina is evidently a field for missionary work The churches and the schools and courts of that State are inadequate to wrestle witii the vast amount of ignorance confronting them We do not say that South Carolina is the worst of the Southern States or that the Southern States are worse in the way of crime than others but the two examples above quoted indicate that more home mission ary work is needed if at the expense of foreign missions It is well to save the Japanese the Chinese the East Indians the Africans and the benighted of the Europeans but better to save the heathen of Canada Alaska South America Central America and Mexico but best to look first to the colored people of the South and the Indians of the West after liberal attention has been bestowed upon a certain needy class of whites all parts of the Union Let charity begin at home is sentiment worthy of practice THE ELECTION The unofficial returns show that the entire Democratic ticket was elected in Madison county The majorities for candidates for Representative stand RECINCTS TAYLOR CIIENAULT Richmond 30 Foxtown 77 Union 161 Elliston 3 Yates 14 Glade 116 Kirksrille 42 Poosejr 73 Million 75 233 357 233 Chenaults Majority 134 General Buckner is believed to have carried the county by nearly 200 majority The proposition to donate 1000 jer mile to turnpikes carried The vote on the new constitution has not been ascertained er TOLICICAL Buckner has carried the State by perhaps thirty thousand Republican Representatives were elecled from Rockcastle Lee and Estill Lincoln Boyle Mercer and Pulaska and Bradley carried Gar rard Jones Democrat carried Jessamine by only nine votes We fear that the Democratic ma jority in the Legislature has been reduced I he Prohibition vote was exceedingly light and the Knights of Labor vote even TIIE CONTENTS light- Read this issue of Tiik Climax carefully and you will find food for thought besides the local and State news Under the head of Opinions of Other Editors may be had general ideas from prominent sources The report ol the Commissioner of Internal Revenue will require time for proper consideration and some valuable points are to be gathered irom it The report on convict labor in the United States throws light on the labor question which has of late become decidedly conspicuous The report of the commissioner of the Bureau of Animal Industry on pleuro pneumonia is of interest to all and especially the farmer In the religious column and among the paragraphs concerning farmers those interested will find matter to well repay the reader lor the effort of perusal Of the other features we shall not speak but say that it shall be our aim to work The Climax up to the highest point of excellence Changes made in the office have occupied much of our time and the regular routine work of the office has not fairly been reached CAUSES OF FIRES A table of fire losses among dwelling houses for one year in the United States has been compiled hy an insurance journal The total was nearly 814000000 Defective flues caused a greater loss than any other agency showing that the workmen who build chimneys have yet much to learn The next greatest source was in cendiarism and was followed in the order named by matches sparks explosions of lamps for est and prairie fires carelessness gas jets lamp accidents not explosions accidents open fireplaces and grates lightning fireworks explosions of oil stoves stove pipes furnaces hot ashes locomotive sparks defective heating apparatus cigar stumps firecrackers tramps thawing pipes ignition of grease and oil oil stove accidents not explosions explosions of gas ignition of tar plumbers furnaces drunken men burglars explosions ot natural gas bonfires children playing with fire explosions of gasoline and defective lighting apparat us Except the four agencies of incendiarism matches sparks and explosions ot lamps the defective flue did more damage than all other agencies It is time there were a revolution in construction of flues That is a cause cable of immediate suppression Incindia rism is an unwieldy institution that requires time to effect a change But the match the festive omni present little popping match will in all probability pass incendiarism on its wild career of destruction and by the end of another year stand next to that terror the defective flue Everybody carries matches everybody uses them they are the cheapest article on the market and may be had on every counter shelf table or what not in every locality You hear them pop under your feet as you walk the floor or along the pavement or out in the street Verily the match problem is a serious one The match is a necessity with most people but the recklessness with which it is thrown around and dropped about must be materially modified Sparks will be sparks and you cant set down on them The usually large destruction arising from them may be expected Lamp explosions also may be expected and so may we expect casualties from most all the other agencies above enumerated THE BLOODY CHASM The subjoined announcement exquisitely lithographed has been received at this office The Survivors of the late war of both the Federal and Con fedora te Armies will meet hi fraternal concourse at Evaii8ville Ind Sept 20 21 22 aud 23 1SS7 under the direction of Faragut Post No 27 A of that city You are most cordially invited to be present on this iatriotlc occasion to take part In celebrating the blessings of Peace and the glories of a Union preserved Among the specially Interesting features of the Reunion will be the following Speeches by the most distinguished Generals on both sides Infantry Zouave and Battery drills for pmea amounting to 3100 Grand Sham Battle 1 000 pnrticipauts General Camp Fire eccues aud Incidents LATONIA DESTROYED A whirlwind visited the Latonia race course nt Covington last Wednesday completely wrecking the grand stand and several stables and moving the pool shed and art gallery out of position Tbeil088i8 estimated at 10000 An eflort will bemade to rebuild in time for the fair No other property was Injured HOLDING VAST JiJDlEXCES The Courier Journal of last Wednesday justly criticised Col Holt a candidate for Governor before the Democratic Convention The Courier-Journal said Hon A Holt has been heard from for the first time since the State convention Yesterday at a barbecue at Calvert City the Courier Journals correipondent reports that he took tiie stand and for more than an hour held the vast audience in a speech of masterful logic unanswerable statistics and eloquent denunciation of the Republican party and its misdoings Col Holt can do all those things as stated nnd there has been some surprise expressed that he did not follow the example of Senator Harris and go about the country holding vast audiences every day in the interest of the State ticket A GREAT- VIRGINIAN The Stanford Journal speaks as lows of a distinguished Virginian Hon Huuter once most prominent man iu the Old the Do- mluiou died at his home in Essex couuty on the 19th aged 79 He was a member of the 25th 2Gth 27th and 29th Congresses being Speaker of the 26th From 1847 till the secession of Virginia lie was United Stales Senator when he was expelled He was then a delegate to the Provisional Convention at Richmond afterwards Confederate Senator ind then Secretary of State under the same government In 1877 he was elected Treasurer ol Virginia and served a term Broken down iu health and estate he was given a small Federal office and from it he eked a support till his death His life is a forcible illustration of the vicissitudes sometimes attending It and his deatli snaps another link which binds the present with the past DR STANDIF0KD DEAD On Thursday of last week in the city of Louisville Dr Standiford died of inflammation of the liver iu the 56th year of his age He was three times married his last marriage occurring six weeks ago Dr Standiford was a successful farmer an accomplished financier and altogether a man of great force courage and enterprise During his business career he was President of belted River Iron works President ol the Louisville Car Wheel Company President ol the Farmers aud Drovers Bank President of the Louisville Bridge Company and President of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company He was a member of the Stale Senate lrom 1867 till 1872 and from 1872 to 1874 he represented the Fifth Congressional district iu the National House of Representatives Beginning life witii a comparatively modest estate Dr Standiford amassed a fortune estimated at from 51500000 to 2000000 PLEUROPNEUMONIA The Chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry has made a preliminary report to the Commissioner of Agriculture iu reference to the progress of the work for the suppression of for the six mouths ended June 30 1SS7 He states that the act or Congress approved March 3 1887 appropriating 500000 and giving authority to compensate for diseased aud exposed animals aud also to quarantine and dfcinfect premises has enabled the bureau to accomplish very much more thau had been possible previous to that time The new rules aud regulations made to conform with this act issued April 15 for cooperation with the various states though assuming much more authority than the old ones have been very favorably received Au investigation is recommended to determine the extent of the infection iu Pennsylvania and if this should prove sufficient to endanger the animals of other states the cattle of Pennsylvania should be placed in quarantine and prohibited from going to other states unless accompanied by a permit from an Inspector of the Bureau of Auimal Industry During the six months the officers of this bureau have inspected 2368 herds iu Illinois containing 12631 animals They have made ost mortem examinations on the carcasses of 3183 animals that have been slaughtered from the infected district and or these 298 animals showed the signs of contagious pleuro pneumonia Since April 20 1819 animals have been compulsonly slaughtered in Cook couuty aud paid for by this bureau Of these 234 or nearly 60 per cent were aflected by this disease Very few aflected animals are now being found and it is believed that the outbreak is about stamped out In Marylaud 2406 herds have been insected containing 25739 animals Of these herds 233 containing 2678 animals were quarantined the number of diseased animals found in these herds was 744 A total of 1253 ost mortem examinations have been made 011 the careat ses of slaughtered animals showing 765 to have been affected with pleuro pneumonia Very few recent cases of the disease have been found and it is bellevedthat but little more is to be apprehended The work in New Jersey has only recently commenced Four hundred aud fifty three herds containing 3815 animals have been inspected Twenty herds have been found infected containing 2S1 head of which thirty rive were reported diseased Twenty eight animals were slaughtered of which fifteeen were found to have been affected with pleuro pneumonia In Ke York seventy nine herds containing 2201 animals were inspected Of these forty five herds were infected aud contained 937 animals of which 125 were reported diseased The I number slaughtered was 117 of which twenty five showed the lesions of pleuro pneumonia The total number of herds inspected during the six mouths is 5351 containing 45094 animals 298 herds aud II 623 animals have been placed in quarantine among which were found 904 diseased animal Post mortem examinations were made ou the carcasses of 4651 animals and showed that 1044 of these have been atlecled with pleuro pneumonia FIRE AT GEORGETOWN A serious fire occurred at Georgetown on last Wednesday mornlngiiTvolvIng property to the extent of 40000 Among the losers was John A Bell editor of the Times his office being entirely destroyed entailing loss of 54000 Also Sublett Havhlns meat store Phipps photograph gallery John Bute grocery Uriah Hambrick store house Penn Ruck er hardware Alger heirp store house Mrs Lizzie Sherritt millinery Mrs Kuunelly millinery Jesse Webb dwelling Barlow house 55000 A telegram adds Capt Barlow a jeweler doing business In this city for the last twenty five years made an assignment to day to Uriah Hambrick til una tny rvsaeia sii iuu immune- 518000 apt Barlowd assignment was precipitated by the lire which consumed about 55000 worth of his property This is the fifth time helms been a sufferer by lire having lost about 530000 in that way He was the Republican Postmaster before President Clevelands Administration THIN COLUMN- Going Snake is the name of a district in the Indian Territory Frank James is a subscriber to The Climax and is paid in advance Should the Natural Gas company while boring for gas strike oil wc presume it would be oil right The town clock has been more or less out of fix for Uie past three weeks Hot weather perhaps A young lady has presented a gentleman friend with a cake of soap Has that any reference to allusions- It lias been suggested that if Squire Wood were the right kind of a Prohibitionist he would tell us to dry up when we ask him about the Rebel flags Notwithstanding the hot weather there was a great amount of snow in Kentucky on last Monday The Republican State ticket and a number of local Democrati tickets were snowed under Heninger aged 87 years shot himself through the head in Brooklyn on last Friday and on the same day in the same city Hirsch Harris aged 109 years died Friday must have been a field day for the boys in Brooklyn Stanton Powell county is wrought up over the game of croquet Rev Mr Adams of that place has preached a sermon against the sinful game and created more or less commotion What a sinful world litis has come to be The Standford Journal thus describes a wedding James A Estes and Miss Nannie Ballard both of Garrard came over in the hot broiling sun Wednesday and at once sought County Clerk Cooper For the usual fee made and provided for such service he issued the necessary license and Eld John Bell Gibson being on hand they stood up in the presence ot the gaping crowd which usually assembles on such occasions and were made one while the perspiration ran from every pore Both were good looking and both old enough to choose partners for life the lady especially so but they said they wanted to surprise the old folks and so they came off without letting anybody know of their intentions The couple that coidd get married when the mercury is playing up above the three figure mark must be a little more anxious and love a little harder than we can imagine MOTHERS WIVES DAUGHTERS Be your own pkvsiciau A hidy who lor years tiered Irom distressing female complaints weaknpsses etc so common to her stx aud had despaired of a cure finally found remedies which completely cured her Any suflerpr can ue them and thus cure herself without the aid of a physi cian Two recipes treatise aud full directions flee Sealed Address Mrs Holmes 658 Broadway Name this paper 13jni lyr Syrup or Pigs Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co San Francisco Cal is Natures Own true Laxative It is the most easily taken and the most pleasantly effective remedy kuown to cleanse the system when bilious or costive to dispel headaches colds nnd fevers to cure habitual constipation indigestion etc For sale iu 50 cents and 100 bottles by Stockton fc Willis A Novel Bet While I nm not a betting man said Cheney of the firm of Cheney Co I considered it my religious duty to make that fellow a bet You see he was about dead aud 1 guess he would have died before Spring if I had not got him 011 the bet You know some men had rather loose their lives than lose a hundred well he was one of that kind nnd we both came near being out but I saved my hundred and it only cost him ten dollars Hows that He sent for me one day aud said the doctors had all given him up to die with the catarrh I told him that I would bet him 100 that Halls Catarrh Cure would cure him or I would give him 100 if it failed He took the hitler proposition This was three mouths ago you see how he looks now dont you as well as any one and a dandy American Toledo Premium Bread Messrs Covington Arnold Bm Grocers oiler a premium of 10 011 the first day of the Fair for the best loaf ot wheat bread salt rising and one of 10 for the best loaf of wheat bread yeist risiug to be baked from their celebrated Aetna flour made by Bonanza Roller Mills Richmond Ky Julyi3 tf The Babies Cky Fon it And the old folks laugh when they find the pleasant California liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs is mare easily taken aud more beneficial in its action thau bitter nauseous medicines It Is a most vaM uable family remedy to act on the bowels to cleanse the system aud to dispel colds headaches aud fevers Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co San Francisco California For sale by White Stockton The best bargains for the least money at Lyters Julyi2 tf The credit system has played out at Lyters Call nnd make 11 purchase for the money and go away happy Julyi3 tf You cau buy a lirsl class suit of clothes froni Lyter at your price now Call and see him Juh13 tf Now Is the time to buy your Clothing while the great inducement Is offered by Lyter Juiy tf FOUND AT THE Chicago Gotta CISNUQlMilUE OF DTKIS a Strictly ON North Second Street A full and complete stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Gonfecfionerfiesj Canned Coods Green and Dried ruitj and plenty tf every thing in my line This house us Ensiess -ON A- EWBARROOM Strictly CASH Basis The hest goods are kept and sold on very close margin for cash GIYE THIS HOTJSE TRIAL Is beating them grade of ait making the best HE HAS A BIG STOCK ON HAND ALSO Meal and Coal Pays highest cash price for WHEAT ADRUFF Watchmaker and Jeweler XlEAXElt IX Watches Clocks Jewelry Silver aud Plated ware etc Special attention given to SETTING DIAMONDS AND OTHER PRECIOUS STONES REFAIRIEF Promptly dune and in a workmanlike manner Cash Paid for Old Gold and Silver 22 Dont forget the place next door lo the Post office Kicbraoud Ky -DEALER IN FINE- Whiskies Brandies Wines Cigars First Street Richmond Ky I have just opened a New Bar Boom on First Street Flue WHISKIES BKANDIES CIGAES ETC Constantly on Hand CALL AND SEE ME Jolm JHrlcKenna Pianos and Organs Steinway Sons Hazleton Bros Christie New England and other Pianos Organs PIANOS AJSD OftGANS FOK KENT Rent applied as part payment Write For Prices andTerms LUjCE UjMIUlVARD and 10 Main St Lexingtonj Ky lEH IU 1Wm Sale I JSs Trustee of Stafford I will on EnmSMY SEPTEMBER 15 87 in the town of Eichmond Ky proceed to fexposd at public sale to th 6 highest bidder the following described valuable real estate to wit The ZEIGIHIIMIOlNriD Planing0 On Saturday night July 23 a bag contuiuiiigncurry conih biusli sponge halter and several other articles A libera reward will be paid for the return of the above articles to Tub Climax oflice or to Cobb Hed House Ky jnlj27 2t REiLI ESTATE INSUSAHGE SPEED SMITH Ascnt 1UOI1MOND KY i ells rents or exchanges all kinds of Real Estate on reasonable term and represents Krst dasd Fire and Life Insurance Companies- Ollice in Lytere Clothing Store june22 tf four Account Was Due July i The same is mado out ready to be receipted paid Money I must have so please call and settle at once and oblige Yours Trulv juy20 4t Qko Willgixg MONEY We are collecting twice a year and your accounts for the first lialf are ready nnd have been waiting fur yon MnceJply lt Call and settle at once and oblige SlIACKELFOltD GENTK CO cuude sim i co HAVE OPENED A NEW Hardware Store onWgst Maui They carry a general line of Hardware -Stoves and Groceries Theyhave Hie newest and best goods and will sell for CASH at the lowest prices Mr Smith in a practical tinner of several yeans expslience and he- wit ti all kind3 of tin work rooting nnd repairing in the best btyle nt lowest rates june22tf I vrniit toselljxll at my ready made Clothing 13o Mie and call it you want a bargain LvrEU July3 tf Please call aud nellle your account tJiiiy isi Jtilyl34t 4 Okookk Son njwijTutsStraW HaJBtrawVJiatJ Ktrnw Hat very liy aFLyrtf juy0 1 Mill NORTH BOUND Lvo Uvtnguiii Ive Iler ii Arr Richmond le Romuii kve IjiiicaKter Arr Rlcliiniiml I clflehiiiunil Arr Winchester Arr Pan 1 ve LcxtiiKton Ive Iiils Ive Cyiitlimiiii Fiilmmilli Arr Covlimtou l5i Ill UT jini 5 U7 QUO aw jiui 333 5 No 3 S0 I IMS 1115 CS lllll fall 110 1S 215 3SM 215 ISO 417 Ifcuo Lvo Covington Arr MlllerxburK 1 nrlMe JolllMll SlnyvUle SOOTirJlOUND Lve Mnyxville JllIlllSIll VMruaio Mlltershunr Arr IarU 1 exlnloti CovliiKlon pm pm Nol Dally SiJ ptp UA Ibfift in 1125 No 11 0u iiin fiIS tiSSffiTiii 727 K15 735 illl KB IWM 1133 7ri6 a in 815 ma 357 UKS5 i NiTS Dally Ex Sun 535 hhi nan 717 RR 810 ll Including Grounds Office and Mill Buildings and Machinery This plant is almost new having been built and in operation only about two years is thoroughly equipped with all the niobt modern improved machinery and in complete order Also TWO NEW FRAME COTTAGES containing five rooms on the Corner Bailie Irvine and Orange streets and Lots No- 7 8 0 10 11 29 and 30 in the Estill addition One lot on Irvine street near Formans Holler Mill being old mill lot Dwelling House and Lot on Main Street Fronting 77 feet by 272 feet deep This is a very desirable location It has on it two good cisterns and all necessary outbuildings such as wood aud coal house cabin stable crib and carriage house Terms easy and made known on application and on day of sale not STONE WALKER Trustee CZJIsb BaTuaa kJnI JL saCM I IV I am simply over stocked and must reduce same SO NOTE THE PRICE Einest Embossed Gold Paper worth 1 reduced to 50 cents Eine Gold Papers worth 50 cents reduced to 30 cents Nice Papers worth 25 cents reduced to 15 cents Neat Papers worth 15 cencs reduced to 10 cents Everything at REDUCED PRICES REMEMBER we hang your Paper on the walls at 10 cents per Bolt and on Ceilings at 15 cents per Bolt Call early in order to get choice selections as goods are bound to go quick at prices named GEO WILLGING July13tr LOST KEBTOCKYCEtiTRflLBR BLUE GRASS ROUTE Shortest and Quickest liouie fkoji CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO AM lOINTS North -East West and Southwest PAST XjISiTjS Ul rWEEX Lexington ami Cincinnati Schedule in Effect Feb 28th 18S7 SOUTII llOUKD Ive Lvc Arr Arr Ive Arr Arr Arr Arr Covington Cyiiiliiuim lnrlsj Ixxlnsnn larls WlncliOter IMehiiHinit 1 unuiKler IlmvlanU Ive Richmond Arr Beren Arr Livingston No 6 Dally Ex Sun 8SO lulu 10SB 1101 11 IU U30pni No 12 Dilly tex Sun 20 3S3U sm Sl 10 52U 605 715 Ksti t5 No pm pm affi tun JI7 ilS I3 MAYSVILLE BRANCH- NORTH BOUND No St Dally Ex Sun No 32 Ttullv Ex bun JS 5M SIS BI2 7tW 715 No 51 Dally Ex Hun 2 pm TSi Zrltf 3US 1 60 Xo 45 lvc Lexington S00 arr Pari 842 in NOTE Train 3 nnt i are dally between Wnchter Lexington and Cincinnati other tinl ua are dally except Sunday Dlrecl connection made at Winchester with Chesapeake and Ohio for ML Sterling Ablilmid Huntiustou Charleston Vsu uuil KHMeru CJUas FAST LINK-No- 3 nnd i run via Wli chesterrSIId Trains with Pullman Sleeplng Cars netwecn Cinriiiimtl and Richmond Va and WlneheMcrand Wnlilngtntil ThronKU Ticket ami UaegaKB Checked to any deMlnailon reached ly railroad For nil particulars addit or aill on any aamt of the Company ur MORSE A FKEIY oen Agt Tmv PasVr AgU Ky Lexington Ky II Ii HUNTING JN BTSaUH AgU Kecelver lUchmoiid Oonpral Office Coviugtoa Ky June 22 II Our Recounts are and settle nt Once julyl34t duo IMeliae cull Crooks Son If VOUliavteTnot rinlil fmr1 cs acquiitcall mid dosotonco itlvlft At 0 ffi July 1 -I WILL- Continue to Sell at Mjfl 4 br MMB -A GREAT REDUOT ION MY ENTIRE STOCK OF xgj CLOTHING FOE CASH -UNTIL IT IS- CLOSED OUT NOW IS THE TIME TO FIND OUT HOW CHEAP YOU CAM BUY CLOTHING TOU THE MOIEY Ee Sure and Give Me A Call if you want a Bargain iX June 29 tf lr rirs IT8 ffiastgBrVi ex MAU4JK lAa Sfctl 3JI lknlSyTB IS TIIE AGENT AT RICHMOND KY Foil THE CELIj33aA TED WEBBT FARM WAGONS The are about closing up their business and have on hand over 4000 of them PATENT TRUSS ROD ftiO T0BUI1B AKLE Manufacture all styles and sizes -which they offer at ESPECIALLY LOW PEICES All Faps Warranted For One Year The Best Material iPi The Easiest Terms Call on Mr Pope and examine the wagons Dont buy before doing so WEBSTEE WAOOT CO June 22 tf SSm ave just received and opened a large stock of East Trenton well selected Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets and Toilet Articles Also a large lot of Glassware and Water Sets of all kinds ard styles sugars TEAS and all kinds 6l9MnfG oods Jiinc2i tf 4 BoflprsSilYor PMefl Knifes ai Ms 1.