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WOLFE COUNTY

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NjuUgeJ IV Congleton has seveyed his connection with the firm

of Vaughn fc Conglcton t Campt0qf The business wilt be run Inthe name of Vaughn alone

fhe inwmjll belonging to ourt

Antebelum friend WmC PryorfacfttQd a few miles from Cainptonwas turned

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Aunt Polly Hollon wife of Un ¬

ole John Hollon of Hollys dan ¬

gerously U1at the Roma of herdaughter Mrs Js A SewolK Sheis iota a of the oldest ft not the oldstfperspn8 in that part of the

county and is the mother of 1C

children10 of whom are Hying

HANSEL GREENf

F N Dayaiid wife are in dailyanticipation of a Visit from theirSon James Day of Midfapd Texas

J8nd he eisa bare suspicion thatir he hopes to surprise them lay in ¬

troducing anewlyl dccwired bridei

Miss Rosalie BrpwnfotBradisonvilleKy will have charge of theprimary department and JasCompton of Woston Ohio will be-

th first assistant teacher Theiformer will succeed Miss Mae Dav ¬

enport atil the latter will succeedEdward P Greene

The wire of Jerry Childers ofis ill of fluxfStillwater

It Vimont wife and MissFlorence Vimont WNClark of

I 1t rJlilltVsburg and Mrs Philip Mail< riceof Flomingsiurg Allie Kerns

1 f wife and children jbf Moorefield

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l are hereby notified that the tindersigned Cohiuiissioner of the Mont

g gomery Circuit Court will begin> hissittings in tho following name

L cases to wit tt BJrPeters Jrl vs JnpBottstctcR >v i

IJJrI 1 <fe L Association> G H Prather Administrator etc

t jLY Lucy Knox etcD G Howell Administratoretc

<i vs Phoebe Botts etcX19 R Maupins Administrator

ss Iary Maupin etcMrs SnTnii K iviiTiilF ArfTninisI

trator etc vs Susan B Lane etcI aOn Monday August 18 1902 at

>his ofllco in the Traders NationaltJ Bank buildiilg in Mt SterlingKy

r t vfor the purpose of taking proofF tilling of claims and making settle

zli pnonteancl will adjourn from timej to tjnie until the same is concluded

in each of said casesJ CLA1 Coon

2 8t pastor Commissionerj

tManyIJno James of Charleston Illpaidttfor broom c lnhands Employmentcanbegiyen from 1000 to 1200

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A Pine Tre-egypHQifry Biggs of Grassy sold to

rS Alvin Hicks of Paris one log of a

I t yellow popular j its length Is 12

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<1feet and diameter 08 inches andt contains 2368 feet

itJohni Jones Jr has acceptett a1t v clerkship with Owens Ratliff the

dry goods merchntatSharpsburgHe succeeds Gay JJhrqutl

t5j lIrW J MoWhorter has sold

I the City blacksmith shop to MrFitzpatrickt6Taylori tv

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Monday morning about 8

o clock in the blacksmith shop Corgi

nor Maysville and Locust streetsa diillcUlt occurred between Artie I

Fitzpatrickof this city and Sid ATipton formerly of this place butnow Lexington resulting in Tip

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ton being struck in the head witha pistol and shot one time in theside From reports it seems thatthe trouble dates back some yearswhen Fitzpatricks father wasiIkilled at a dance ia the countryTipton was accused of the <lolling i

tried and acquitted It is thesupposition that Fitzpatrick Cher-

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Artie owns by recent purchasean interest in the shop and when

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Tipton entered ordered him outii

One word brought on anotherI

some saying that Tipton showed t

violence He was again orderedto leave and was struck on thehead with a pistol and shot once inII

the right side the bullet struck ItI

rib and ranged around and wasnot located by physicians heiej

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before Tipton was taken tOLexlng

tonFitzpatrickI

surrendered wastaken before Judge Hazelrigg I

waived exumination gave bond InJJ

the sum of 500 awaiting resultof Tiptons wound tfnd teas releas ¬

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the clothes and saving the

I hands and the soap Five 1

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4 50 by the box to mereztehants 1 i

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BREAD TRUST

In City of Mexico Will Charge

Prices Mutually Agreed On

muchdI i

popular indignation over the for ¬

mation of a pool among the bakersof this city to raise the price ofbread This trade is in the handsof half a dozen rich Spaniards whohave signed an agreement t6 chargeprices mutually agreed on Theagreement is for two years

This agreement is wholly unjus ¬

tified as the price of wheat has notaltered in two yearswhile thetaxes are the same The cost ofJiv ¬

ing for poor people and the lowermiddle class has boon increasingsteadily and meat hasbcen risingfor two years past

AdmistratrixSah3Grocery stock and fixtures for

sale It is new clean and a popu ¬

lar stand Also a new and com-

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Undertakers Stock Horseswagons and Embalming outfitMust be sold Address M CBaum Administratrix or If ClayMcKee Mt Sterling Ky

Strayed or StolenFrom my farm one mile from Mt

Sterling on Monday night July21 a roan mare 11 years oldalong scare on hind leg betweenhock and pastern joint foretopcut off small scar on back j trotsrough under saddle but well in har-ness

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I will pay a liberal rewardfor her return or information load-ing

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to her recoveryGB SWANGO

Mt Sterling Ky

To HealH 0

Use Banner Salve the great healerIts ° guaranteed for outs woundsBores piles and all skin diseasesUse no substitute

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TkbifbylzDatktrkiefiy PacingRlgJatValue qn His Own Life

On a recent Sunday a large num¬

oppositeDorvalwhore the ice had melted about theislands As the provincial legisla =

tare enacted last year that thoughthere should be 110 spring shootingofducks it should nevertheless be law-

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to shoot biifflehead or pied ducksan excusewas given tea largenumher of individuals for disturbing theSunday quietby the discharge of fire-

arms¬

Among other ardent sportsmen deftermined upon killing any movingthing under the name of buflleheadwas an excitable young Frenchmanwith an expensive gun anda fineNewfoundland dog By some strangefluke this man brought down a blackduck on the ice on the other side of50feet of water The dog aftersome delay and much screaming fromhis owner swam across the icecoldwater arid seized the duck

Just as he did so the bird flutteredits wings and the Newfoundland re ¬

membering many a beating receivedfor taking live poultry in his jaws atonce dropped it and returned for furtheir instructions The sportsmanwas enraged beyond measure by thelaughter of his companions to whomhe hadbragged a good deal about theretrieving qualities of his dog and hedealt two or three unmerciful blowswith biggun at the animals head Hewas frantically cursing and at thesame time feeling for a cartridgewherewith to kill the paor brute >

when his feet slid off the block of icehe was standingupon and he fell intodeep water T

JInstantly the dog he had so shame-

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abused moment before sprangto the rescue of the drovning manand diving brought him to the sirface Then with great effort he gothim within reachof his friends whohelped him ashore None of theparty appeared to think very muchof the magnanimous achievement ofthe Newfoundland and after a goodpull at a flask the gunner whoseweapon was now at thebottom of thelake was paddled ashore and deject¬

edly made his way toward the nearest

houseTwobank clerks who were passing

on a Sunday morning tramp tochurch and who had witnessed thewhole occurrence walked along withthe Frenchman toward the little cot ¬

tage congratulating him on his es-cape One of the two remarked nsthey neared the door

lTdon>truppos4 many men havemoney enough to buy that dog fromyou now

Ah yes was the unexpected ¬

ply from the man whoselifo he hadjust saved I sell him to you for onedoltarandallalf Not too much eh

Hees fine bit dog that oneThe bank clerk was taken aback for

a moment and then produced threehalf dollars from his pocket whichhe handedl to the bedraggled one withthe observation 1 guess you knowthe value of your life better than Ido Ill take the dog but Ill behanged if I didnt think a good dealmore of his sense before you spokethan I do nowNY Sun

Hens Hatching Fish Eggs

According to the science columnof a Gennan weekly par the hensof China lead busy lives When notengaged in hatching out a brood oftheir own kind they are put to the ad ¬

ditional and novel task of hatchingfish eggs Chinese cheap labor col¬

lects the spawn of fish from the w-aters

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edge and puteit in an empty eggshell which is then hermeticallysealed with wax and placed under theunsuspecting and conscientious henIn a few days the eggshell is removedand the spawn which has beenwarmed into life is emptied into ashallow pool Here the fish that Jondevelop are nursed until strongenough to be turned into a lake orstream

Artificial Eyelashes

Artificial eyelashes are artisticallyapplied by a Parisian doctor With afine needle threaded with humanhair he patiently sews long lashes tothe deficient eyelids and then theyare symmetrically clipped Actresseeand professional beauticsare his chiefpatrons

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L0l1isircn1aefla largo excursion business fromJuly 31st to August 12th fromall points on their line to the newOwensboro Chautauqua Nothinglike it has ever como to KentuckyFor twelve days the very best andmost attractive Chautauqua feat-

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are to be placed in the beauti ¬

ful Seven Hills Park near Owensboro which is almost bounded bythispopular line of railway Everygood taste has been catered toThere will be popular lectures byGen Gordon Gen Wheeler DrMacArthur Gov Bob Taylor IIW Sears Mrs Rorer of the Ladies Home Journal Miss Ellen MStone the ransomedmissionaryLieut Hobson Dr John MacNeilthe Scottish Spurgeon and scoresof others and Ivory day and everyevening will be given a series of themost delightful entertainments con-

sisting of everything from slightof hand and jjugglery to the highest class of popular music and mov ¬

lug pictures

Farmers and their families willbe especially interested in the COI-nIng of John M Stahl Secretary ofthe National Farmers Congress andevery evening a great pyrotechnicdisplay will be given by Ln Roseselectric fountain two feet largerthan the one shown at the Worlds

FairRememberthat the Henderson

passengerlineand complete information about theadditional features of this assem ¬

bly through any of their agents oryou can write to the Superintendentof the Chautauqua W G ArcherOwensboro Kand he will sendyou a special booklet containingfull information as to camping andIUsing privileges and the completeprogramme L J IRWIN GeneralPassenger Agent

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Yellowstone Park ExcursionUnder auspices of American

Tourist Association special trainof Pullman sleepers and diningcars August Oth date of depart-ure

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Twenty days trip Stopsmade at Salt Lick City ColoradoSprings Denver and other pointsTickets include allexpensesStrictly firstclass Itinerary andrulllparticulars free

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Missouri Pacific Ry i9 WalnutSt Cincinnati Ohio

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Atlantic City ExcursionThe last excursion of the

season will be run to Atlantic Citytrom Lexington and Central Kontucky points Thursday Augustllvia the Chesapeake tL OhioRailway and Washington D C

The round trip rate will be 14

from Lexington Winchester andMt Sterling and correspondinglylow rates will be made from otherCentral Kentucky points

Tickets will be good returning12 days from date of sale

Throughsleepers will be runfrom Lexington for which thoberth rate will be 4

This excursion will permit a visitto New York at very little exppnse

Atlantic City is the largest resort on the Atlantic coast andagreat variety of recreation andamusement can be found there together with the best hotel accoraodations to be hind

Full information and sleepingcar reservations will be made onapplication to

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BOYS AND GIRLS

FITTED FOR COLLEGEa-

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By taking the complete cftursoin our OI1D Z SCHOOLThe course of study has been so enlarged that the graduates from

bur school now serve two years in taking a College Course v I

We can accommodate thirtY or fort y pupils

outside the district For terms etc apply to

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