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i J r ST AT Elliott of Raymore Morr pent some days here last week

i Mrs A S Dickey of Flemingcame last week to visit friends 1

CJy II Duty of Covibgton spenta few dugs here returning yesterdI i

iD D Hurst of Jackson visited

friends hero lust week lIe is anapplicant for tho Jackson postof ¬

k free

Mrs J D Hovcrniale of Sharpsburg Mrs W F Schqoler More

i qtqhena C C Schooler and son ofthis city attended the funeral1 ser ¬

vice of Mrs S S Kirk at Sholbyvine last Wednesdaye

Fc J D Hazelrigg has returned

from New York where he madespring purchases for Grubbs Hazeirigg ds Co

Miss Agnes Walsh is in the Cityisattending the millinery openings

10and making pattern hats for T PMartin S Co

Mr WE Simpson of Spencer1bounty is here representing the

Monarch Company

Mess Jas W and W Jlhornpson are visiting Mr Geo Thomp-son

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in Fleming county

tI SOCIAL EVENTSv o vs o0 011

On Friday night Feb 21 MissDaisy G Greenwood assisted byMr and Mrs Win Daniel enter-

tained

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forty friends at Hollywoodin honor of Washingtons birthday

1 House was decorated in holly flagsand bunting and the proverbial

and hatchet were in ev ¬1clherrytreeidence Guests attired in costumerepresenting some person of yeolden times Lunch served incourses Games ofall kinds anddancingwere the leading featuresSix musicians present Old Vfr-

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ginia Reel was last onwhich caused much pleasure

Ala Jim Mulligan

At last well have a good showIn Mt Sterling

It is the Great and Only MareFor Mt Sterling

So let every body goBelieve ids for wo knowIt will be tho finest show

laver inMt Sterling

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RELIGIOUSS s a spa o so S

The selection of Mr R BruceYoung IIB an elder of the ChristianChurch in this city was ratified bythe congregation on Sunday morn ¬

lug of last week

On Sunday morning rdJThiirpI anus wife and Miss LizzieGarrison were received into themembership of the ChristianChurch Miss Bessie daughter ofJoe Turley made tleconCesl lon on

Sunday morning

At the colored Methodist churcha meeting has been goiiig on for

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three weeks Pastor C W Lanewas assisted by Rev Jones ofPeeled Oak and Rev Johnson ofthis city Results 211 upon a con ¬

Cession of faith and 9 by letter res-

toration and relation making total of 220 in three weeks The en-

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211 accepted sprinkling as theordinance of Baptism Immersionis practiced by the colored Metho ¬

dists only as the last resort Thepastor will preach next Sundaymorning at 11 oclock on the sub-

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of Baptism and promises toprove from the Scriptures thatsprinkling and pouring are theoriginal modes of Baptism In theevening the subject will be TheTrue Church

The College of the Bible of Lex ¬

ington through its Financial Sec ¬

retary ID Clubb of Midway ismaking an effort to increase its en ¬

dowment Mr Clubb for the pastyear has been going among theChristian Churches of the State inthe interest of the college and ac ¬

cording to reports has had splendidsuccess He has received several1large gifts during the year It isnow proposed in connection withhis personal canvas to have a Col ¬

lege of the Bible Day for the Christ ¬

ian Churches of Kentucky the firstSunday in June and thus give everybody an opportunity to contrib ¬

ute to this worthy caiiRp We con ¬

gratulate the friends of the collegeon this wise move to enlist the sym-pathy and aid of the great mass ofpeople who cannot give largely butwill cheerfully give what they ueable to such a worthy institutionWe shall watch the movement withinterest and wish for it great suc ¬

cess

Rev A Redd P E conductedQuarterly Meeting at Grassy onSunday morning and preachedatthe Methodist Church in the even-

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There has been a marked in ¬

crease in the Sunday School andattendance at regular servicesRev Robertson conducted thcusualQuarteriymeeting here An Epworth League was organized at 3

oclock There were five additionsto the congregation by letter andconfession at the two services

At the Baptist church next Sun-day morning and evening Rev WJ Bolin will preach at both hoursSubject for evening sermon FirstLessons in Discipleship Thepublic cordially invited

Gcmill Soniif lies been engagedto sing at the First PresbyterianChurch and will take part in nextSundays service

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THE SICK i

Mrs J Q Stephens has beensiok for two weeks

The second son of Dun Ilolloarnhas pl1 umonin

John son 6f Mr and Mrs SamTurloy has pneumonia

Mrs Robert Marshall who hitsbeen quite sick is very much im ¬

provedJMrs Phoebe Moore of North

Middletown who is visiting in thecity fell Friday and injurod hisright hip-

Judge Cooper was unable to at¬

tend Bath Circuit Court last weekIlls many friends will regret tohear of his continued sickness

Our townsman C W Nesbitt waselected special Judge by the Bar atBath Circuit Court Judge Cooperbeing sick

Mr Tom Rash of Winchesterwas in the city SundayJ to removehis brother Clay Rash to thatcity Mr Clay Raslt has been andt

is yet very ill and it was thoughtbest to romoyo him home

DEIcTNS

eeAlltions of Respect Cards < f Thanksetc will he charged for

PENCJlhc infant of Mr PenceS

who lives on the Herbert Mossfarm near Curaurgo died Sunday

nightCorualtxfbhinHi Coleman

died early in hebruaryat his homeiin KUIIHUH City Mo Ho was bornin Bath county Kentucky in 1831

havingmoved to Jackson countyMo in 1858 He married iMJss

Emily Craig Since 1878 he haslived at Kansas City His wifefour daughters and one son survivehim He was a brother of CaptMat G Coleman deceased of thiscity

WnIulsBtlel aged tenmonths daughter of Mr and MrsAlex Williams died of pneumoniaMonday morning Feb 24 1002 at230 oclock at the home on theJerry Cockrell farm near this cityBurial yesterday afternoon in Machpelah Cemetery The family havethe sympathy of all in the loss oftheir little one

MOOUK Henry Lee Moore agedabout 32 years died Monday at thehome of Thomas Warner nearJudy this county of pneumoniaHe came to this county about sixyears ago from Virginia and hadmade many friends and was highlyrespected He was formerly mem ¬

ber of the A 0 U W but hadallowed himself to be dropped Thefuneral expenses however werepaid by IIinkston Lodge of thiscity exempliiling the great princi ¬

ple of the Order Charity Theremains will be interred today at11 oclock in the burying groundat old Springlield Church

AuxumnnOn lust Saturday atthe home of her mother Mrs Wvi1Moore Nannie Leo Alexander diedof consumption in the fifteenthyear of her agty She was a daugh ¬

tor of George Alexander deceasedShe had boon in declining healthfor three yours and had been confined to her room for five monthsShe become a member of the Chris ¬

tian church three yours ago andhas lived in the very Spirit of theconfession made walking withHim whom she trusted The fu ¬

neral services wore at the Chris ¬

tian church Sunday afternoonconducted by Pastor II D Clarkassisted by Rev G C AbbittSuch an exemplary lift and trium ¬

phant death should encourage theyoung Christian and be an objectlesson to those who have beenwarned by thin Spirit and yet havenot given themselves to Christ

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Earl Edwards of this city andMiss Nannie L Orme of Steptone were married at the brideshome on Tuesday Feb 18 1002by Rev D W Robertson

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On Jan 17 Miss Errel Banner toMr Charlie Shoemaker of WillowBranch Va Mrs Shoemaker is afriend of ColT J Bigstaff of thiscity and Col G G Hamilton ofFlat Creek

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LHonrj Reid you promised to notify us You didnt Why didntyou On last Wednesday eveninghe led to Hymens altar Miss NancyHall of Richmond a beautiful asweet girl Henry is one of ourboys hauled away to RichmondNow with Hymens knot tied itmay read Henry Reid and hisbetter half will be at home in MtSterling You are sly you didnttoll us but we love you just thesame Much joy-

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On Wednesday afternoon Feb20 1002 in Lexington Mr AsaKidd of Kid Y1lle neighborhoodwill bo married to Miss Iva Hadden d NgbtQror Mr and MrsRufus Hadden Miss Hadden is a

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beautiful and accomplished younglady and has a host of admirersThe groom is a nephew of MrAndy McCluro and Miss Sue Mc-

Clure with whom he has livedsince infancy The ceremony willbo performed by Rev 1 J SpencerWo extend congratulations in ad-

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Raymond 0 Ratlifi son of HenryRatlin of Stepstone and Miss Fan-

nie daughter of John W Whitewere married WednesdayafternoonFeb 19th 1902 at her homo on SaltWell Creek The weather was inoleineut because of snow and iceAbout 40 friends were presentThe ceremony was by B W Trimble

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son for Mr L E Hays of Cinci-nnati

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By securing the services ofthis excellent tailor and by givingyou moderato prices on highclasswork we think we should by allmeans have tho preferable orderover these little sample and bookfellows Every garment will bo

tried on before it is permanentlyput together insuring a perfectfit Display at our store March 8

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T F Rogers desires us to statethat he has some fine investmentsin real eaeate

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who have held them captivessince September 8 last Both arein good health as is also the babyof Mme Tsijkn

Young man if you want a hobbyuptodato tailor made suit comoto Walsh Bros March 8 1 015and leave your measure Garmentstried on you before thor are pormanontly put together insuring aperfect fit

WALSH BuosLoaders in Style

The deadlock in tho State Senatewas broken Friday when the Committee on Religion and Morals re¬

ported without expression theCounty Unit Local Option Bill Itfell into the orders of the day pre ¬

ceded by about forty bills and willnot be reached iin lless than a weekstime unless the rules are suspendedby a twothirds vote-

Theatrical CalendarMare the GrentMarch 11

Hungarian Court OrchestraMarch 25th

Rev Sam P Jones Aprif 1 tHff

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cific RailwayA A GALLAHIIKU D P A

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Fire destroyed the Park AvenueHotel in New York early Saturdaymorning Most of the GOO guestshad time to escape The fire start¬

ed in the Seventyfirst RegimentArmory occupying an entire blocknext to the hotel The dead num ¬

ber 10 The proporty loss is esti-mated

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Rev B F Huugerford Baptistof Sholbyville has been chosenChaplain of tho State Penitentiaryat Frankfort for a period of fouryears

Justice Horace Gray of the Su-

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Court has sUffered an attackof paralysis but it is stated thatthere is every reason to expect hisrecovery

Fat men and lean men come andleave your measure with WalshBros for a good goodfittingspring suit Marcli 8 4 or 5

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