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HAtCL CRKEH KYTTEBNESDAY JAN 27 1886

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2 e 1 leaves Stealing at 7 a M arrives tertainment opened the closing speechat at 840 a H jwss aenverea oy nays one ourstoi

Xa nt o v --M-r succeeded AllMi Sterling at 1050 A Jt their parts and considering the tiiaej

jte s leaves jtu steniBg ati--- u p M ar fcWW WCCM tu 1cj niuuj buurive at Eothwell P M 1 rehearse we doubt if the has

Ms 4 leaves Koihwell at 345 P JC arrivesi ML Sterling t p x

Ne2 ceaaects at ML Sterling with 1105 aJC aadlT P trams en C O railwayfor Lexingte a Cincinnati and Louiiville

K 5 ceaatcts at ML Sterling with 1145 AX train ob C fc O from the Eastf and 136TjL train fresa Louisville and Cincinnati

TMeatgeaery coanty court day specialleaves Rothwell on the 3rd Monday in eachaeath 7J0AX arriving at ML Sterlingat 9 A x EetHraiag Itaves ML Sterlingat3j SL arriving at BethweB at iSOPJtLeaves JiotbweH fer ML Sterling at 5 r x

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Mr Hijah Creech a farmer living onLanrel in this countv was chorroine woodon Wednesday the 20th insL when by amiss lick lie cut his right foot very badlyThe incision is between tbe creat and firstmiddle toe and runs back into the instepDr F M Thomas of this place dresBed thewound and says the patient is doing well

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t The Southern Bivouac for Februarywill contain an article by Judge Gayarredescribing an interview he held in 1866 withWra H Seward relative to the recoastruc

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Prof V B Hays of the Hazel GreenAcadeay togathei with B-- H CarotherfA C Chambers and W H BartholomewofLouisville and J J Glenn of Madison- ---ville Ejythave been appointed a caunitteeto suggest improvements that maybe madein oar common school system Prof Hays

--wishes all sunerintendente and teachers ofthe 20 counties comprising the mountaindistrict to report their ddeas far tiie d--Taaceseat of this important work that henaay be able to lay before the eommittee allsuggestion pertaiaing thereto when theState Teachers Association meets next whichis on July 7th to 0th 18S6 in Louisville

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HAZEL GREEN ACADEMY

l Grand ntertainrat on Friday NiehtAin early bour last Friday evening the

peeple of Hazel Green and the surroundingeeupty began to assemble at the new HazelGreen Academy They were thos drawntogether to witness the entertainment to begiven by the literary societies of that institation At 6 oclock the seats in the housewere all filled and standing room was scarceAt G14 oclock Rev James T Pieratt of theChristian Church offered prayer immedi ¬

ately after which the curtain was rung upand the entertainment commenced Theprogramme comprised recitations dialogues

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ever been surpassed by any similar aiiairin the State east of Lexington All presentwere of one voice in speaking of the admir¬

able manner in which the affair was con-ducted

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by Prof Hays and lady and all citi-zens

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and visitors spoke in the highest termsof Messrs Day Mize and Swaneo the projectors of the enterprise for their public--

spimeu zeai in losiering sucn an institutionof learning in our midst and expressed thehope that the enterprise might be liberallypatronized by the people of this wholecountry

Rev Dr W E-- Williamson the new minis ¬

ter of the Presbyterian Church at this placeaddressed the assemblage in a neat littlespeech in which he complimented the pro-jectors

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for their zeal and enterprise showed tbe advantages to be derived from theiestablsihment of such an institution andcommended it tos most liberal patronageby the people throughout Eastern Ken-tucky

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Dr Williamson was followed bv ProfHays who addressed the people in a fewwell timed remarks inviting all of themwhether at present patrons or not to sendtheir children and he would giva them hisattention

PROGRAMMEThe Jewels

By a Class of EighteenKatydid Maech

Mrs Lou Lyttle and Mrs HaysThe Widow Gray

Anna Howcrton CharleySwangoand othersSong So Sir

Mortie Swango and Esther WilsonRecitation The Last Hymx Mrs HaysSong Waiting a Letter Feom Over

the Sea Belle Adams Mrs Lou Lytrtie Sam Salver and Geo McClain

ClimbDean Swimm Esther Wilson Bertha Chil--

ders Anna Patrick Lulie and Lillie DaySarah and Maggie Stepenson Min

nie Day and Lulia AdamsSong Thb Farmer Boy

Charley and Mortie Swango Carl Mize andCurtis Adams

CINDERELLA Lulie and Lillie Day MaggieStephenson Anna Patrick Carl Mize

Charley and Mortie SwangoTen Virgins Sarah and Clara Day Mollie

James JLou lyttle barah Tyler CoraCombs Belle Adams Anna How

erton Mollie Haney and Magtrie Stenhenson

Music The Mocking BirdLillie Day

A Farce Turn Him OutKelly Day Henry Godsey James Swango

Geo McClain Logan Linden CoraCombs and Belle Adams

SongDOST Thou Love Me Sister RuthEsther Wilson and Mortie Swango

Sockery Setting a Hen Mrs HaysSong Barney ALeen

Mr and Mrs Miles Little Belle Adams andHenry Godsey

Music Farmer GallopJames Swango

Oration Samuel J SalverMinstrels Charles and Mortie Swango

Carl Mize James Wilson James andWillie Day and James Ward

Appropriate addresses by Rev Dr William ¬

son and Prof N B Hays respectivelyThe audience was then dismissed

benedictionBy Rev Dr W E Williamson of the Pres ¬

byterian ChurchBelow is the speech of Mr-- Samuel J

Salver a student of the Academy fromWest Liberty which was applauded to theecho by the entire assembJtgo Mr balyeris a fluent speaker and a few more years ofstudy and practice will find him in thshalls of Congress his voice mingling withthat of such men as Carlisle Breckinridgeaad Blackburn while his eloquence willrecall the days of Clay Calhoun and Web-ster

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He is destined to make his mark uponthe living issues in the pages of EasternKentucks history and so indelibly will hisname be stamped upon the hearts of thepeople that time cannot efface it WestLiberty may well boast of her talentedspeakers while she can claim Sam Salyerand when he shall return to them after acourse at Hazel Green Academy he will bemore mature and harder to master

Ladies and Gentlemen This is not atime for memory and for tears but time

when the hearts of you people should lapforth in gladness for prosperity is in ourmidst and bids onr country blossom as therose There is no land however luxuriantIts vegetation however fair its flowers how-ever

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blue its sky though so clear and pure ¬

ly beautiful that God alone may be seen inheaven yet it has its natural impedimentsIt seems to have been the wisdom of the in-

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God to so create the world that nospot should be entirely free from inconveniencies A fertile soil a salubrious climatewill most certainly add to the comfort andwellfare of the inhabitants of any countryBut no people can be truly blessed nocommunity can boast of its society unless intel-ligence

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reigns supreme Sampson lives inHoly Writ as the strongest man physicallythat ever trod the earth but how does hisslaying the Philistines as a blessing andbenefit to man compare with the Proverbsof Solomon or the writings of any man inacred historyThere is a Dortion ofEastern Kentucky sad

ly lacking in zeal for the promotion of learn ¬

ing and still brighter minds are not cre-ated

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nobler hearts beat not within the bo-

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of man than throb beneath the breastsof the people of our hills In this scope ofcountry stretching from the Big Sandy onthe east to the Kentucky River on the westfrom the bluegrass region on the north tothe Tennessee line on the south comprisingin all near 20 counties the people are notparticularly lacking in religion for church-es

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are planted in almost every neighborhoodand the daily walks of our citizens bespeaktheir love for God The land is not want¬

ing in riches for under our feet lie slumber ¬

ing millions of wealth and the hills aredecked with forests of nnequled beautyand utility No water is so clear and spark-ling

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as that which ripple3 down our hillsand flows across our green valleys No airso fragrant with the breath of blooming na-ture

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so resonant with the voice of featheredsongsters warbling their Makers praise asthe gentle breezes that fan the fair cheeksof our maidens and cool the hardy brows ofonr bold mountaineers It is as Byron hassaidThe land of the cedar and the pine

Where the flowers ever blossom and thebeams ever shine

The All wise Providence has done every ¬

thing in reason to embellish our homes toameliorate the condition of his people inthis section of country and it now rests inour power to make us a learned as well as agenerous and chivalrous people It affordsme more than ordinary pleasure to trulystate that there is one town in all thesecounties I would say one county but thisis no county affair then I reiterate thatone town in all these counties has taken theright step What is it that is giving to thecitizens of Hazel Green a character for schol-arship

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above that of her neigboring townsWhat is it that is sending young men andwomen teacners tnrougnout tnis ana ad¬

joining counties better fitted to dischargetbe duties of a teacher than teachers havebeen heretofore Ah 1 The cause is obvi ¬

ous Give honor to whom honor is duethen let U6 praise the Hazel Green Academybeyond measure

I do not wish to deliver a eulogy uponany one but I must say as I have read thatall good things are three so you people havein your midst three men who hare done morefor you your children and in fact for East¬

ern Kentucky than any three men withinthe confines of our State This school-buil- d

ing tbe unest this side of Lexington willfly AerfBturejsdestiBeiltobeahrightoae attract the attention and command the ap- -

plause of all visitors and soon Hazel Greenwill be known farand near as the Athens ofEastern Kentucky Here the sons anddaughters the life of every household mayreceive a colleginle education There isfreedom in the very atmosphere and soonwe can boast of our institutions of learningIt behooves you one and all to stand bythese three noble hearted men and also ourable professor and make this school as firmas the rock of Gibralter

In the vears to come when your hair issilvered bv the frost of many winters whenyou are nearing the flight for that upper andbetter as you look upon vour sons who we are informed has been assigned

1 1 T Tund daughters grown to manhood and womanhoo

4not only in body but in mind

bright fruits of your gallant labor yourhearts will swll with pride and the gravewill not seem such horrid place after allThen our hilis and valleys will be dotted allover with the homes of a prosperous and enlightened people The homes of a raceirom wmen snail spring me uucr ui uicuto serve as models for the mighty world andbe the fair beginning of a time

IS IT WRONG

The followinglines were written by a ladyof this town on the death of her fatherbrother and sister

la it wronsr to wish to see tliemWho were dear to us on earth

Who have gone to heavenly mansionsWho surround a brighter hearth

Is it wrong to mourn their absenceFrom the parted household band

Should we check the sigh of sadnessThough theyre in a better land

Is it wrong to hope to meet themYet upon the blessed shore

And with songs of joy to greet themWhen this toil of life is oer

Is it wrong to think them dearerThan the many of the blest

Who to us on earth were strangersMust we love them like the rst

Ive a father up in HeavenAnd oh tell me if you will

Will that father know his childrenWill he recolleet them still

Can he look down from those windowsTo this dark and distant shore

Will he know when I am comingWill he meet me at the door

And thou loved one who didst leave usIn the morn of childhoods bloom

Dearest brother shall I meet theeWhen I go beyond the tomb

Shall I see thy lovely featuresShall I hear thy pleasant words- -

Soundingper my spirits heart stringsLike the melody of birds

And I think me of anotherOf a darling little one

Who went up among the angelsEre her life had scarce begun

I long once more to see herAnd to fold her in my arms

As I did when she was witli usWith her thousand budding charuiB

Oh tis true the soul must sufferAnd be bound with anguish down

Ere tis fitted for its dwellingEre tis ready for its crown

But oh Jesus Blessed JesusThou didst love without nlloj

Thou wilt meet us thou wilt bles usThou wilt give us perfect joy

The New Presbyterian MinisterEev Dr W E Williamson of Leb-

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Ky the new minister appointedby the Presbyterian Synodical Commit-tee

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arrived here last Thursday nightstopping at the Pieratt House On Fri-day

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morning he went immediately towork and did more pastoral work fromthat time until Monday morning threedays than most ministers accomplish inas many weeks He called upon all themembers of his church addressed boththe schools delivered an address at theHazel Green Academy entertainmentheld two services Saturday on Sundayvisited both Sunday schools and had atalk with the children preached twosermons received into the church threemembers from other churches and helda childrens meeting The people all at-

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the meetings and from first tolast manifested great interest Withoutregard to denominational lines all likehim like his preaching and bespeak forhim great popularity in this communityHe will again preach here on the secondSunday in February and all who havenot heard him should avail themselvesof that opportunity to do so

An Artistic WorkmanMr B F Eiddell the Mt Sterling

tinner has just completed the mostbeautiful piece of stamped tile shinglingperhaps ever executed in Kentucky Werefer to the tower on the Hazel GreenAcademy From a distance when thesuns rays strike it the painting presentsall the beauty of the Kaleiodoscopetoned down in old gold and crimsonbut a closer inspection reveals the factthat where the colors blend in harmonynestles a beautiful wild flower deftlydelineated on a back ground of slateThe tower is surmounted with crestingand the Bcene presented is one thattransports the beholder to the ChampsElysees of France or the Carnival atRome as it were Forrest is certainly amaster hand

MORGAN COUNTY

Maytowk Jan 22 The building com-mittee

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for the church at this place was tohave met last week but from some cause itwas not understood by all and nothing wasdone It should be attended to at once thehouse could soon be finished and why notdo it

Robt Day who was taken sick while vis ¬

iting his sister Spencer some three weekssince has convalesced His mother wentto his relisf and soon got him so she couldbring him home which she did

What has become of some of our corres-pondents

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It seems they are silent I willask Garkoy if she can give me the ad-

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of Miss Vicie Gillespie by request offriendIrvine Collinsworth who went to Texas

last month writes that he is well satisfiedand for his family to come at ones and bringhis old coffee pot bread tray tobacco

The prayer mteting organized at thisplace promses to be a success Let all at-

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Owing to the bad weather last meet ¬

ing the crowd was not so largeMr3 Louisa Bolin and her son Harvey

and wife who have been sick for somttimeare convalescent The Doctor thinksthey are now out of danger

James Cannoy of Spencer was up lastweek He reports dull court but despitethe hard times Jim will always buy a few

old cows and sich likeIsaac McGuire of Kansas has been visit¬

ing his father at thi3 place but left lastThursday for West Liberty to visit his broth-er

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and familyLeslie Swstnam took in West Liberty last

Sunday It seems that lie has a kind ofhankering over thereMiss Emma Fitch of Hazel Green is vis ¬

iting the Missss PatrickOn the Road

-- oMaytovot Jan 22 R A Childershas

inst completed a large and commodiousblacksmith shop on his lot and secured theservices of E J Rogers the championsmith of Eastern Kentucky who will alwaysbe ready to do work in first class style

Louis Powers says he killed two of thebest hogs in the county He and AuntMary Ann are having a fine time eating

fatty breadNews reached here this evening ihat Dan-

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Moorfield in Menifet county committedsuicide by shooting his brains out Causeunknown

George Ingram sold and delivered R A

Childers the nicest load of wheat in thecountry

w cling for

Daniel who has been at Mt Stera month past is at home with his

familyThe cold spell has passed and everybody

is livelyS S Dennis of Ezel waB in town today

Lick SkilletUpper Grassy Jan 23 Bethsalem Pres ¬

byterian Church has no pastor at this timeLuuugu vc arc tipcuung jir Williamson

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tins wonc xiev j n imie hlled the appointment on the first Sunday of last monthand the pulpit was vacant the firit Sundayof this month Bro Little who has beenappointed colporter and general raissiouaryfor Eastern Kentucky is an able ministerand we believe he will earnestly and faith-fully

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discharge his dutyThere have been three marriageB in this

community sines the 20th ult and the out-look

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is favorable for the fouth We men-tion

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only the last On the 14th inst at theresidence of Alexander Phipps Win Toliverwas married to Hily B Phipps both of thiscommunity

The new churclrwhich was begun at thisplace in the autumn of 18S4 is not yet- - completed e nope our brother Huptists willfinish up their part at once and let the housebe dedicated In its present state it cannot be made comfortable

Rev Leandcr Lacy a well known andable minister of the Christian Church hasfixed his residence again in our midst BroLacys ministerial service has been of greutvalue to this community and we extend tohim a hearty welcome

Rev J T Pieratt preached at Bethsalemchurch this evening it being his regular ap-pointment

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Bro Pieratt manifests muchearnestness in the cause of the Master anddont often fail to be at his appointments

The school in this vicinity under ihe di-rection

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of J Z Haney is progressing finelyThough the weather has been unfavorablemost of the time since the beginnninjj theattendance has been very good

John Gose who recently took to himselfa helpmeet has rented a farm of Eli Phippsof this vicinity and gone to work John isan industrious man and we believe he willmake a good living Sunshine

MEN FEE COUNTY

Frenchburg Jan 22 Uncle Remusmust live near Manitoba He reports 30below zero It icached 23 hare on the 12thWe have heard of no stock being frozen inthis vicinity The only animals we couldwell spare were the candidates and theyall stayed in doors The liquor ail frozebut some of it was naturally thawed byByrnes

Collector B F Wyatt and Marshal W TDay made a raid on moonshiners and foundapout 800 gallons of beer about three milessouth of here but the still had becd movedThey destroyed what thoy found No ar-

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Rev Dr Williamson the Presbvterianminister has been in our midst several daysHe is a fine speaker and will no doubt bevery popular

Elder J W Tharpc of the ChristianChurch has been holding some interestingmeetings here and at Laurel Springs andCornwell

Elder J M Adams of this plaee hasbeen called to preach for the ChristianChurch here and at Cornwell and Olympia

Eugene Lawson the man shot by Williams recently has recovered suiGciently toreturn to his home in Nicholas eountv

TootVIRGINIA

Tazewell Comity Items for The HeraldCkdak Bluff Jan 15 Skatiug has ben

all the fun since the present cold snapSome of the boys have very sore limbscaused by stopping too suddenly on the iceIt is said the parson made tracks on the iceand from the way he limps we arc inclinedto belieTe it

Rev J T Frazicr presiding elder of theJeffs rsonville district preached at CedarBluff Institute on the 7th inst There is nosugar eating of sermons with him He at-

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wickedness right in the front andshows it up in its true light

Tines Harmons woolen factory wasburned on the 2d inst All the machinerywas lost with a quantity of goods Totalloss 6000 The factory was insured for2000 They have not decided as to wheth-

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they will rebuild or not1 wonder what has become of Garkey

Gone into winter quarters I guess jowGarkey dont act ground hog but come

out and take a sniff of the pure winter airBev J W Browning has just closed a

series of revival meeting at Mt Pleasantresulting in 24 conversions and as manyaccessions

Bud Higginbotham Dr Peery J M McGuire and others have filled their ice housesduriuc the present cold spell

We are sorry to learn that Miss Julia Cecilhas been very sick but gratified that she hasmeasurably recovered

Miss Carrie Spotts has retunred from Jeffersonville and takes charge of the musicclass today

There was to be a tripple wedding hereChristmas but it turned out to be all bosh

Miss Nannie Plumber is spending a fewdays with her sister Mrs Repass

The Methodist pulpit will be occupiedSunday by Rev J W Browning

EncoreObituary

Arthur Kendrick Sample sou of E 8 andSeliua K Sample was born in Xew GardenRussell county Va February 10th 1882and died January 3rd 1886 The parentsmoved with little Arthur to Wolfe countyin October 1883 and settled on the JordonWills farm on Laurel Creek where happi-ness

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peace and tranquility crowned theirefTorts Sickness being almost a stranger inthe family their enjoyment was great Butalasl the tide changes the little pratlcrsare seized with the whooping cough andArthur is suddenly attacked with an entiresuspension of the motor nervous systemwhich lasted until death claimed the victory The writer was called in to see the sufferer on Wednesday morning Dr J MKash was called in consultation Thursdaymorning but no hopes were revived Thedisease being congestion of the lungs andbrain baflleu every means brought to bearUndoubtedly angelic hosts stood waiting tocarry the little sufferer home On Sundayevening at 5 oclock little Arthur was con-ducted

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to heavens gate which flow openwide to let the earth worn in

Then the angels echoed around the throneRejoice for the Lord briugs back his own

The father and mother may give the bro¬

ken sigh and shed the falling tear but Godis their comforter May ho Lord in mercysmile on them and help them bring up theirchildren in his fear and joyfully meet theirloved one in heaven J W KENDRICK

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fornia 1473026 001863 Northwestern National 11548S9 001750 Niagara of New York 1874035 001865 Boatmans Pittsburjr 411499 00

Insurance in order to be reliable must be guaranteed by successful and well knowncorporations the policies of doubtful or experimental csmpanies being dear at anypriceThe best policies are always the cheapest Insurers should select their companies as theywould a banker or a person who is to hold their funds in trust Look to quality as theparamount consideration of insurance Respectfully A HOFFMAif

Qfeioe At Traders and Deposit Bank

G B SWANGOJ

DEALER IX X

GENERAL MERCHANDISEHAZEL GREEN KENTUCKY

EEBra COXSTVSTLY OK HA2TD A FULL ABSOXTEEXT OF

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Ready made ClothingHats Caps Boots Shoes Queensware Tinware

Hardware Table and Pocket Cutlery Grocer- -

ies Stoves and Farming ImplementsIn fact everything usually kept in a first class country store and at BOTTOM PRICES

Also will take in exchange for Goods or in payment of any debt due me all kinds ofCountry Produce and Live Stock of every description

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MOSiWThe Water of Life for

Afflicted Humanity--ibon is Kcsra

These springs are located tkrefcwrieriof a mile from the beatifI tow af SaaelGreea Tka watr onutsias a Iswsaer percentage of iron tha anv other water iaaowahence it is the ssost Tlaahle in the ene efdiscase used internally er exterwdly

lHOBg ise many diseases wk wheirio and for which this wonderful wateris known te be a positive and veraaaeatcare are the foBewisgCONSTIPATION DYSPEPSIA SEEN

DISEASES SCKOPULA CA--TAREH RHEUMATISM

NEUEALGIA NEE--YOUSNESS C

We append a few ef the hssdreds of tes ¬

timonials which have feeea tendered u tothe efficacy of thia water in disease

One lady writes I am so thaafel to theGreat Giver of all Blessings that I triedSwango Springs Ereelv do I give aU shetime and money speat there for the healthand strength I now enjoy

A gentleman of Illinois says I think kwater of Swango Springs did ae ssore goodthan all the nostrums 1 have ever tried Iw ill certainly be withyeaagain next spring

References R T Smith J G TrintWeP L Beese Mt Sterling Ky F LHmtleMrs F M Hinkle Win Clarke Plum liikKy

A large hotel is now being built whiehwill afford ample accommodation to visitors

For further information in regard te hoardc address HARRISON SWANGOOr this office Hazel Green Ky

w H GTLTJSWITH

McCord AydelotteWHOLESALE

HATTERSNo 613 Wist Matx Stmesx

LOUISVILLE EY

B E BOBERTS

Carter Bros CoWHOLESALE

Dry Goods and NotionsJohn A CarterJames G CarterD A ForlineJo C BethelJ G Carter JrS J GRiTOIAN

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6RAUMAM SHUTTLEWORTH

Manufacturers Jobbers of

Mens ai Boys

CLOTHINGW Maix Steeet

LOUISVILLE

BOB NUNNELLY

DUNLAP BROS CO

WHOLESALE SADDLERY

J L DunlapJ B DunlapW G Barrett

J 72S and 730n aiaia ou

GEOEGE DOLLWITH

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Rosenberg Reiner Co

Successors to Rosenberg Nathan Jt Flexner

WHOLESALE

BOOTS AID SHOES712 atd 714 South Side 3Lcr

Bet 7th

LOUISVILLE KX

T SHOCK

729 731 733

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Davis Hallory CoWholesale Dealers ix

DRY GOODSNOTIONS

And Fancy Goods715 and 717 Weat 3fcua Street

Between 7th asd 8th

LOUISVILLE KY

ACOB HARRIS

Saddlery

Levi Newburger Co- -

WHOLESALE

GL0TH1N6 MANUFACTURERS

724 and 726 Main StreetBetweenFth

LOinSVTLLE KY

ED B GREENWITH

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Boots and ShoesB L White 615 West Kain StreetJ B Green y

J A Huffaker j

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Sievers Garsan Mart Go

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Saddles Harnew

Hardware

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TY1IITE GREEKWholesale

637 W Main StrtLouiavnxrXT

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