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HAZEL CftEEN KYWEDNESDAY JULY 8 1SS5

AXLE iX3MAIjL t tliouand peo ¬

ple every wek and Its circulation Is Incraaaing iriUt eack iw ao It i therefore

THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMIn Eastern Kentaeky aaet the rates arealr aWat kalf ihone ckared T other

vkMh m leal fasdly newspapes do notia any iemrTT TJTPD A T T

Democratic TicketFr Bepresettive from Montgomery

ifoaifee Powell and Wolfe counties

PftUftY S CODSEYIndependent Republican Ticket

For EepresentatheiMr FELIX t THOMAS

People o oilier sections of this StatewboVkh to Invest in cheap lands which

will produce as much or more grass peracre than the fine high priced lands of

the hlsegrasB section should come hereaad place their money in Wolfe MorganBreathitt ileaifee or PowelL They areall winning cards when grass is the stakeand no mistake Why some of the richaabobs who seek breeding farms in theblaegr36 section do not try this sectionfor that purpose is something we cannotttsderstand The land there will aver-

age¬

100 per acre while here it can lehad at an average of 10 The taxes ofthose counties are about double theasioftnt of taxes here Here we have anabundance of the finest running springirater for stock There the in manyinstances must build ponds and get asupply of bapore water or do withoutThis country is as accessible for buyers asthat or nearly so Here the living is asgood as there and much cheaper Therethey have to pay from 25 to 50 permoaiih for farm hands and other helpaboKt the stock farm Here just as goodlelg can be obtained for 10 to 15 andwe might go on ad show the advantagesis sassy other things of this countryover that but the above will suffice tocoavincs any thinking man that this istie place for stock Taising Our ownpeople do not raise balf as much stock asthey should nor do they grass one thirdas much land as Ehould be in sod to dayThey are set in their ways and knowBothing of the immense profits of stockraising They must learn to raise ifnecessary fewer and better animals andwhenever they turn their attention inthat direction they will find their lot aneasy one compared to the dig dig dig ofthe present system Let some of our en¬

terprising men try this grass and stockbusiness and they will discover the nighway to wealth as certain as the needleturns to the magnet There is no rubbingthis fact out Nature herself beckonsyou on to pursue this course and behappy

Pemember that on Monday the 3rdday of August you will be called uponto Tote for a new constitution and becertain to so vote By voting for thenew constitution your lands will enhancein value and your taxes grow beautifullyless Elsewhere we publish the act up¬

on which the election is held and comsiend it to your careful reading A newconstitution for Kentucky means betterschools better morals better governmenta reform in the administration of affairsetc but above all it will insure lowertaxes The defeat of a new constitutionwill certainly cause an increase of taxesand a continuance of bad morals bad of¬

ficers etc Can you afford to vote againstit To you wish to pay more taxes andsee so little benefit If jovl have yourown interest at beart you must go to thepdlls and vote for -- a new constitutionGo and see that jour neighbor goes alsoThis remember 5s not a political voteIt is for the people the whole peopleand all should help make it MondayAugust 3d is the day and time and wehope we may hear that every voter inWolfe county has voted for a new con¬

stitution Let us try and be the bannercounty by casting every vote in the coun ¬

ty for it

ugg of the Scorcher takes issue with us because we did not think thegovernor did the proper thing in grant¬

ing WiLTTAitfs a respite at the time hedid The milk in that cocoanut is easily

ccounted for Floyd is a regular nig--fiddler andHAZEL

XIG6 bates above all thing to see one ofthem come to grief Mayhap while inML Sterling recently the editor of theScorcher called on Floyd and had himplay something lively Sourwood Moun ¬

tain for instance Hence his love forthe fiddler and bis proportionate dislikeof our remarks Come over Jomr Tostand we will have a dozen of em entertsJba you who can play equally as well asFloyd

The sum of 15000 has been appropri¬

ated by the Government for the purposeof cleaning out the channel in the Ken ¬

tucky riyer between Beattyville andHigh Bridge This will be good newsfor our log men

0r next stock sale day remember isoa Wednesday next July 15th and youshoMld bring in good stock for that occasioG It is with the people now to makeit a suecess and we hope they will do it

CL C E BowMAy has been appoint ¬

ed Jrfcultttral statistician forKentuckyd 4i better man could not have been

foysd for the position

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3TO3 STATESStare and Government Happening

Boiled Down for The HeraldSamuel T Hauser Helena ilont has

been appointed governor of MontanaThe Department of State bas notified

thirty Consuls that they will be retainedin the diplomatic service

Ueuben Ellwood member of congressfrom the Fifth Illinois district died onthe 1st inst at Sycamore

Frank Freeseof Lawrence county hasbeen nominated for the legislature bythe democrats of his district

J G G Williams of Tennessee hasj been appointed TJ S District Attorneyfor the Jbastern district ot that btate

There are about forty Presidentialpostoffices in Kentucky for which thereare about 400 aspirants Their salariesfoot up about4G0000

Bev C J Spillmnn of GeorgetownEy has been called to the pastorate ofthe Vine street Baptist Church at Madi¬

son Ind Salary 1000Bill Coleman the-- negro who stabbed

old man Hart at Owingsville Ky re¬

cently was tried and sentenced on the1st inst to pay a fine of 100

During a water spout at Clear Creekcanyon Colorado on the 1st inst threemills were destroyed and wagons andteams standing in the streets of Centralwere carried away

There is a group of fast horses justnow at Glenn ville O Maud S 209Jay-Evc-S- ee 210 Maxev Cobb 213Phallus 213 and Clinton 214 besidesfifty other fast ones

At Lexington Ky July 1st a switchengine on the L N road ran over andkilled Samuel Shears in the yard of thecompany He had been drinking and itis supposed fell on the track

St Louis Globe Democrat It can nev-er

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be known exactly how many votes theNew York mugwumps gave Clevelandlast fall but the fact that he has giventhem two of the five or six most important and lucrative offices in the State I

demonstrates that he is resolved not toleave them any room to charge him withingratitude

Capt Harry Todd of Frankfort hasgone to Beattyville to superintend thework of cleaning out the channel of theKentucky Paver between that point andHigh Bridge Congress made an appro-priation

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of 15000 for that purpose lastwinter Capt J C Post of Cincinnatiengineer in charge of the KentuckyRiver improvement is on a tour of in-

spection¬

to Lock No 5Louisville Post Hon Attila Cox will

take charge of the Internal Revenue of-fice

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to morrow and assume its dutiesMr Cox has since his appointment en-

larged¬

his personal acquaintance amongour business men ana has on all occa-sions

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made a splendid impression Ifthe appointmeut were left to a vote ofthi district to morrow the choice of thesecretary 4f the treasury and of the pres-ident

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would be overwhelmingly ratifiedA better appointment could not havebeen made

Southern Bivouac for JulyThe second number of this Southern

magazine under its new management hasbeen issued and it shows a determinationon the part of its editors to make itworthy of a liberal support North andSouth

The story of pioneer life in Florida isboth realistic and romantic and describesmany personal characteristics and localcustoms that are novel and interestingMr Hiraey who for fifteen years hasbeen in Florida is by education and ex-perience

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well fitted for work of this kindMaurice Thompson in his own pecu-

liar¬

and facinating way discourses ofUur Brookside BirdsA Confederate soldier tells of the last

davs of the Confederacy and of an encounter with General Custer

Morton M Cassedy has a pleasant arti-cle

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under the caption What AmericanArt Exhibitions are Doing This arti-cle

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is accompanied by eight illustrationswhich arc intended simply to give one anidea of recent notable pictures

Mr George Davie has another admira-ble

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translation from Horace Fons Bancusise

Red Rowel tells of his experience as asoldier who for a long time was some-thing

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of a free lance He had manyhair breadth escapes and exciting adven-tures

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which are told in a graphic wayCharles J Oallcy whose recent poet-

ry¬

lias won him wide commendationsgives a striking and original contributionentitledThe Coming ot Life Beautiful

A second delightful out door paper isD Felix L Oswold It is the first of aseries on Our last Hunting Groundsand describes the habits of man and beastsin the Alleghany highland

Mr Davie has a short and instructivearticle on the various translations ofHadrians Address to His Soul and he

ventures to present his own version re-

markable¬

alike for beauty and fidelityGeorge Braden in an article The Ku

Klux Klan an Apology aims to de-scribe

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the condition of allairs in the Southwhich gave rise to the Invisible Empire

Major Sanders cotinues his account ofHoods campaign this paper being de-voted

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to the march from Franklin toNashville It is accompanied by admira-ble

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portraits of Governor Isham G Har-ris

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General John G Brown General SH French General Thomas J Wood

Captain Thomas W Bullitt details hisrecolections of General Morgans impris-onment

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and the various plans made forhis escape

E Polk Johnson tells of his meetingwith famous generals under very pecu-liar

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circumstances and makes from thesemeetings a very pleasant paper

The leading editorial discusses the viceof gambling and Salmagundi is madeup of songs and stories The magazineis for sale by the newsdealers at twentycents per copy or it can be ordered of BF Avery Sons Louisville Kentuckypublishers at 200 per anum

Tire Hazel Green Herald and theSouthern Bivouac one year 250 or sub-scriptions

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for the Bivouac will be re-ceived

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and forwarded from this officethus saving to the subscriber rejnstrvfeesjc

Teachers at LexingtonLexington Press July 4

The convention is proving a successbeyond the anticipations of its warmestfriends and advocates There were 250members present yesterday and arrivalsare constantly occurring The reports ofcommittees on special subjects and dis-

cussions¬

thereon were of extraordinaryinterest

The report of the committee on the re-

lation¬

of the clergy to public instructionread by Rev Green Clay Smith chairman or tne committee was one or re¬

markable interestVice presidents from each congression ¬

al district were elected These form acommittee for the nomination of thepresident and secretary who will be elect-ed

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to dayUpon the adjournment yesterday there

was a general expression of satisfactionamong the members concerning the wayin which the work of the convention wasprogressing

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ROWING ROWAN- -

A Xumber of Arrests Made for the Mur¬

der of JJaybornSpecial to Courier Journal

Morehead Ky July 3 A J McKenzie a former sherift of this countywas to day appointed sheriff and he hasqualified and entered upon the dischargeof his duties The following parties werearrested to day charged with the murderof Ben Rayborm Jeff Bowling JohnTrumbo Boone Day Robert MesserJames Oxley Nick Day Craig Tolliverand H 31 Keeton The case against JefY

Bowling John Trumbo Boone Day andRobert Messer constable was called forexamining trial before Judge Stuart at11 oclock a jn Attorney General Hirdin and Z T Young represented theCommonwealth and A W Young the de-

fense¬

The case was continued untilnext Monday to procure the attendanceof witnesses and to grant the defendantstime to secure additional counsel Allparties that have been atrested are un-der

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guard at the encampment groundexcept Tolliver who on account of hiswounds is confined to his house A spe-

cial¬

guard has been placed at his houseThe guard upon being stationed theretook possession of the firearms found onthe premises Other arrests will bemade

Attorney General Hardin wrho hasbeen here for several days investigatingmatters returned this afternoon to Frank ¬

fort He will be here Monday to repre-sent

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the Commonwealth in these casesAdjt Gen Castleman will return hereto morrow The boys will not spend theFourth at a picnic The guards are wellpleased with their superior officers andobey promptly all orders from themThe Irvine Rifles furnish the singers theWinchester Rifles the athletes and theCerro Gordo Guards the mashers of theencampment Capt Smith is very pop-ular

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with the ladies

Young Men Read ThisThe Voltaic Belt Company of Mar-

shall¬

Mich offer to send their celebratedElectro Voltaic Belt and other electricappliances on trial for thirty days tomen young or old afflicted with nervousdebility and all kindred troubles Alsofor rheumatism neuralgia paralysis andmany other diseases Complete restora-tion

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to health and vigor guaranteed Norisk is incurred as thirty days trial is al-

lowed¬

Write then at once for illus-trated

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pamphlet free

Judge Lambert Tree of Chicagobeen appointed Minister to Spain

has

CHAPTER 27AN ACT for taking the sense of the good

people of this Commonwealth as to thenecessity and expediency of calling aConvention to amend the Constitutionand to ascertain the number of personsentitled to vote for Representatives

Whereas experience has pointed outthe necessity of amending the constitu-tion

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and the necessity and expediency ofcalling a Convention for that purposetherefore

Be it enacted by the General Assembly ofthe Commonwealth of Kenntucky

3 1 That at the next General Electionheld for representative to the GeneralAssembly it shall be the duty of the sev-eral

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Sherills and other Officers of Electionto open a poll for taking the sense of thepeople as to calling a Convention to amendthe Constitution and make a return to theSecretary of State for the time being ofthe names of all those entitled to vote forRepresentatives who have voted for call-ing

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such conventiong 2 That for any failure to perform

the duties prescribed in the first sectionof this act every Sheriff or other return-ing

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officer shall be liable to a fine of sixhundred dollars to be recovered by indict-ment

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of the Grand Jury in any court hav¬

ing jurisdiction and shall also upon conviction ne sunject to removal irom omce- 3 That it shall be the duty of theOfficers of said Election to propound toevery voter the question Do you votefor calling a Convention or not Andif such voter shall answer in the affirma-tive

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his name shall be recorded as votingfor said Convention

4 That all Assessors are hereby re-

quired¬

to enroll in a column which eachshall open in his Assessors book for thatpurpose the names of all citizens havingihe right to vote for representatives forthe year 1S85 But said Assessors shallnot enioll in such column the name of anyperson unless they shall at the time Siowthat he is entitled to vote for Representa¬

tive Qf said election and such knowledgeshall be founded only upon 1 the per-sonal

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acquaintance of the Assessor or2sufficient information obtained by him di-

rectly¬

from the person whose name is en-rolled

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or 3 a satisfactory statement un-der

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oath from other credible persons whoknow the facts oiecessan to the qualification of such voter Any Assessor enroll-ing

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in said column any name withoutsuch knowledge or information shall bedeemed guilty of a misdemeanor and findin a sum not less than twenty nor morethan fifty dollars for each and every namethus improperly enrolled which fine maybe recovered in any Court having jurisdic-tion

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and shall be for the benefit of thecommon schools Said Assessors shall begoverned in all cases by the laws then inforce to prevent illegal voting Said col-umn

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written in a fair and legible mannershall be returned with said Assessors bookto the Auditor who shall make out a copyof said columns and deposit the same inthe office of the Secretary of State to bereported by him to the next General Assembly

5 It shall be the duty of each As-sessor

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in office for the year 1885 before heshall have entered upon the duties of hisoffice to go before the Judge of the Coun-ty

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Court and make the following oath Ido solemnly swear that I will faithfullyascertain the number of persons qualifiedto vote for Representative in the districtfor which I have been chosen Assessor forthe year 1885 and will carefully report thesame in the book returned by me as Asses-sor

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of tax by the first day of May 18856 Said Assessors are hereby required

to examine on uath as to his right to votefor Representative any person of whoseright so to vote such Assessor has anydoubt whatever and any one thus examined who shall knowingly swear falsely a3to bis said right shall be liable to all thepains and penalties of the crime of perju-ry

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and every Assessor shall write oppo-site

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to the name of each person thussworn the word sworn

7 It shall be the duty of the Secre-tary

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cf State to have this act advertisedin one weekly newspaper in each countyof the Commonwealth for four weeksnearly or next preceding the election andin one of the daily papers of the City ofLouisville for thirty days immediatelyprior tnereto ana in every county saidsecretary shall cause to be posted at theCourt house door a copy of said Bill print-ed

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in hand bill form for at least four con-secutive

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weeks before such electionji 8 The Public Printer is hereby re-

quired¬

to print five hundred copies of theFourth Fifth and Sixth Sections of thisact and deliver them to the Secretary ofState whose duty it shall be to transmitthem to the various County Clerks andit shall be the duty of such Clerks to placethem promptly in the hands of each Asses-sor

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of tax for the year J885 in their re-spective

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counties It shall also be the

duty of the Public Printer to print fivethousand copies of this act upon a sepa-rate

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sheetand deliver them to the Secre-tary

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of State who shall forward the sameto the County Clerks of the various coun ¬

ties in such numbers as to provide at leasttwo copies of said act for each voting pre-cinct

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and said clerks shall deliver thesame to the Sherifls or other officers act-ing

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in place thereof and it shall be theduty of such Sheriff or other Officer topost one copy of said act at each votingplace for four weeks prior to said electionand another copy at some other suitablepublic place in said precinct and any Of-ficer

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failing to discharge the duties pre-scribed

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in tliis act shall be fined for eachfailure twenty dollars to be recovered inany court having jurisdiction

9 This act shall take effect fromits passage

Approved January 19 1884

JPROFESSIONAL

M KASH

ATTORNEY ATKy

Will practice in Wolfe and adjoining ¬

Collections will ¬

TpATTERSON HAZELRIGG

ATTORNEYS AT

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Hazel Greencoun-

ties receive prompt atten-tion

LAW

MT STEELING KY

AMUEL McKEE

ATTORNEY AT LAWNo 441 W Jeflerfcon Street

LOUISVILLE KY--Practices in all the State Courts and

special attention given to business of allkinds in the United States Courts

A PORTER LACEY

ATTORNEY AT LAW

NOTARY PUBLIC AND EXAMINER OFDEPOSITIONS

HAZEL GREEN KY

aUILLIN LYKINSJ M Quillin J C Lykins

Attorneys at Law and Ileal Estate AgentsCamiton Ky

Titles examined taxes paid for non-residen- ts

Collections a specialty Real Estatebought and sold on commission Will prac ¬

tice in Wolfe and adjoining counties

TR R B GARDNER

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

HAZEL GREEN KY

Offers his services to the people of Wolfeand adjoining counties

TJR J M KASH

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Tenders his professional services to the citiizens of Wolfe and adjoining counties

Offiicc at residence on Broadway

HAZEL GREEN KY

TAULBEE M DJBHAZEL GREEN KY

Physician Surgeon AccoucheurTenders his professional services to the peo-ple

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of Wolfe and adjoining countiesOffice at residence on Hazel Green Heights

HOTELS

DAY HOUSEHAZEL GREEN KY

O S GODSEY Proprietor

Patronage is respectfully solicited fromeverybody more especially the travelingpublic First class accommodations andsatisfaction guaranteed

PIEBATT HOUSEHAZEL GREEN KY

JOHN H PIERATT Proprietor

2JThc table is supplied with the best inthe market and first class accommodationwill be furnished for man and beast

MORGAN HOUSEWEST LIBERTY KY

JAMES H COLE ProprietorPatronage of the traveling public respect-

fully¬

solicited Table always supplied withthebest in the market Stable attached

ASHLAND HOUSENEAR POSTOFFICE

LEXINGTON KENTUCKY

FIRST CLASS RATES REASONABLE

H E BOSWELL SONSProprietors

ASBURY HOUSECAMPTON KY

Alex J Ajjbury Proprietor

The table is supplied with the choicestviands in the market and the charges arereasonable Special inducements to com-mercial

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tourists 9

FRANK TYLERBLACKSMITH

HAZEL GREEN KYSjHorse Shoeing a Specialty Buggies

wagons and all kinds of Farm Tools madeand repaired in the best manner

J T PIERATTHAZEL GREEN XY

BLACKSMITH3Makes and repairs all kinds of FarmingTools Buggies and Wagons

Horse Shoeing will receive especial atten ¬

tion

s s COMBS J N VAUGHN

COMBS VAUGHNDEALERS IN

General MerchandiseAND LIVE STOCK OF ALL KINDS

Cor Main and Marion StreetsCAMPTON KY

H D SPRADLIN SON

are now prepared to manufacture

First Glass Flour and Meal

At One Eighth Toll and will do WOOLCARDING at their old stand at

Spradling Ky

ALL WOOL CARDINGat 6K cents per pound The old wool-card- er

G W COX will run the wool machineSFCome one come allj and get your

flour meal and wool cardingH D SPKADLING SOX

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J T F DAY

GeneralDEALERS IN--

MerchandiseHAZEL GBEEST KY

Carry in stock the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED ASSORTMENT OFGEiNERAL MERCHANDISE IN EASTERN KENTUCKY Having the expe-rience

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of many years in our line of business avp fppl instifipd in nssertinsr to thetrade both Wholesale and Retail that we do can and will meet the wants ofour patrons and make it to your interest to patronize us Besides an immensestock of

Dry Goods Notions Boots ShoesClothing Hats Caps Drugs

Queensware HardwareSaddlery Groceries

Cutlery c cwe have now on hand for the spring trade a full line of PLOWS and GRASSSEEDS

Leaf Tobacco Live Stock and all kinds ofCountry Produce taken in Exchange for

G oods or in settlement of Notes and Ac-counts

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Your trade respectfully so-licited

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J T F DAYMarch 4th 1885

G B SWANGO

DEALERS in

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SWANGO BROGENERAL MERCHANDISE

HAZEL GREEN KENTUCKY

KEErS CONSTANTLY ok hand a full ASSORTEENT ov

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

Hardware Table and Pocket Cutlery Grocer-ies

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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 us all kinds ofCountry Produee and Live Stock of every description

THE MT STERLING

Iri Fence Mry k Made Co

Is now manufacturing Ten different styles of Plain and Fancy Wrought Iron Fencing andare ready to take contracts for putting up same Persons wanting a strictly WroughtIron Fence and that the Lest in the world can bity no other We also make a styleadapted to enclosing country Jmrying grounds Our Fences are not only the most sub¬

stantial but the handsomest ever made and a yard enclosed by one of them is greatlyenhanced in beauty ana value Uur Machine JJcpartment is supplied witn tne most moa--

em machinery and our workmen cannot excelled in skill experience or honest performance of their duties We REPAIR ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY and makespecial of

Gumming and Hammering SawsNo other shop outside of Louisville can say the FamejSSf Saw mill men will do well to call on us or write for informationCatalogues furnished on application to

It T BEAN Supt

IJOHN W JONES

DEALER IN

ales Jewelry ait ShrareSTREET MT STERLING KYNO 10 - - -

Largest Stock of Clocks in Eastern KentuckyCLOCKS FROM ONE 100 DOLLAR UP

One Day Clock strike 2 00Eight Day ClockEight Day Clock

-- 3and Album 3

SOLID WATCHES 9

Silver Plated 1

jfParticular paid to Repairing Call and see my goods

JOHN W JONES

ESTABLISHED IN 1345

The Leading Insurance AgencyMT STERLING KY

Total Assets of Agency -1885 Royal of Liverpool 31000000 001836 Liverpool and London

and Globe of England 36875000 001S09 North British Mercan-

tile¬

of England 33301000 001794 Ins Co of North

of Philadelphia 971696 331710 Sun Fire Officcjof London 5863000 001782 Phenix of London 53S3916 46

Firemens

Boatmans

Insurance in order to be reliable must be guaranteed by successful and well knowncorporations the policies of doubtful or experimental cempanies dear any priceThe best policies are the cheapest should select their companies as theywould a banker or a who is to hold their funds in trust Look to quality as theparamount of insurance Respectfully A

Office At Traders and Bank

DAY BROTHERSFROZEN CREEK

Breathitt County - KentuckyHAVE JUST RECEIVED AND OPENEDthe finest line in both quality and variety of

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

ever brought to the mountains and will sellthem cheaper than the same class of goodscan be had elsewhere in Eastern Kentucky

Money Saved is Money MadeTherefore be wise and place your moneywhere it will do you the most good WEWILL SELL YOU MORE FOROND DOLLAR than anybody We meanall we sav and if vou are at all callat our new store and satisfy yourself that wehave wnat you want ail you neea winnot ask the earth moon and stars for it

Our store is a bran new one located atthe mouth of Frozen creek immediately onthe banks of the Kentucky riverrand thestock in it is bran spankin new also con ¬

sisting in part of

Goods Notions Clothing Hats

Boots Shoes Hardware o

No store in this section would be completewithout everything for the accom-modation

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of the people hence we carry

Staple and Fancy Croceriesin sucb abundance and variety includingflour meal bacon salt coffee sugar cthat we can sell them very cheap or will ex-change

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with you for produceThose Owing Us Must Pay Us

and well have np monkeying about thematter Bespectfullv c

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MODEL PLANING MILL

Mccormick coxManufacturers of and Dealers in

Rough arid Drtssed Lumber Doors

SASH BLINDS

And all kinds of Building MateriaMT STERLING KY

JOHN KEEPDEALER

FINE HORSESMOUNT STEELING KY

COACHEES AND BOADSTEBS SPE-CIALTY

gpss --Any one wishing visit CincinnatiLouiviile can leave their horses with

me and rest assured that they will receiveevery attention be watered fed groomedUX1U UUUUtUmain

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Soliciting vour custom I re--Yours truly JOHN KEEP

Davis Mailory CoWholesale Dealers in

Dry Goods Notions and Fancy Goods

T 715 and 717 West Main StreetBetween 7th and Sth LOUISVILLE KY

Represented ty J t SIOCK

THE JOHN SHILUTfl GMNKWholesle ad etaL Dealers

BKY GOODS

CARPETINGRace Seventh George Streets

Cincinnati O

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the above foundry Editor Hkkald

B E ROBERTS

Carter Bros Co

Dry and NotionsJohn A Carter I

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DAForline MATNJo C BethelJ G Carter Jr J

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HardwareCompany

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McCORD AYDELOTT

Wholesale HattersLOUISVILLE KY

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WHITE 6REE5 HUFFAXEJCWholesale Dealers ia

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