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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-06-24
TRENTON.

We are in the midst of whea
threshing.
Tho wheat crop is very good, but
there Is considerable complaint OF
smut. The Georgia wheat which
some OF the farmers paid three dollars
bushcl for last lall Is at least hall
smut. 1t was represented as a rust.
proof wheat but il had the rust worse
than a piece Of Amber or Doughton
s0wn ia the same field with it. Those
that bought 1t were very badly sold
Only two-ihirds of tobacco crol
has been planted in this section, aud
that has not been rcplanted, the stand
10 very poor one.
Very few farmers have sold their
tobacco, MS the season has been 10 dry
TO handle II.
Cross Wood rode out to the wheat
field to see the sclf-binder work, and
feeling little lazy he assumed re-
clhing position OH his horse. Tho
horse jumped aside suddenly and
Cross struck the ground with sucl
lorce that tho wheat was Jared down
and tangled SO that Mr.. Ware could
hardly save ii. ri ~ 81 =, M eT frs
Miss May Perkins has returned
home from Lexington, Ky, where
she has been attending school. We
arc very much afraid Joe will neg.
lcct his wheat crop. He was the
happicst looking boy Sunday We
! ever saw. .s,u-aa. -r.--..ls,-k ss,s
Mrs. Olive Waller, of Russellville
is visiting friends aud relatives il
this place. M al 8
Mrs. Lizzie Garth and daughters
Il ON Tcxas are visiting relatives here
Miss Maggie Banks, of Henderson
is visiting Miss JOY Sesree. i,iNt q
Tho Levec ut the hall Tuesda,
night proved to he a big dance,
Principally church-mcmbcrs danced
We are in receipt of a, ticket, to at
tend the marriage ceremony Of Mis-:
JOY Sebree and Mr.. Strother Bank,
on the 10Th. Arrangements have bee,
made for grand ball OIL that occa
SION Our young friend Jim Centc
|cxpccis to locate in Union county
soon to sell tho Singer sewing ma
lrllines. We will miss him for no il
one OF our chief ladies men, Guynn i
livery glad he is going, for no will
have the whole field to himself then
| We with two other young men re
ceived very mysterious communica
ton from, lIopkinsville, last week
| We recognized the handwriting, bu
could not interpret IL. The letter
would not spell anything. We thanl
the young lady for thinking Of us, bu
hope sh Q will send along the inter
probation next time
CHErK.
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POLICE NEWS. ,

There 10 no ono on tie rock pile
working out fines. Is ~
Mary Calls was arraigaed last
week, charged with disorlcrly con-
duct. An examination resulted in
her acquitial.
Tom Billiard got on his regular
weekly drunk Saturday evening, and
obtained lodging at tho Hotel de
Long.
A fight at the depot Sunday be-
tween two small boys created consid-
cradle excitement for while, but
was suppressed without the Interior
ence of the police.
A man named Bell, living in the
country was up before Judge Long
yesterday, charged with beating his
wife. We did not hear the pariicu-
lars but understand tho latter was So
verely hurt about the head. The
case was continued.
A difficulty occurred at Wheatlcy u
Means'ivery stable Sunday, between
negro who works there aud a white
man, The latter who was Intoxicated
wasjeered at by the negro as he passed
which so incensed him that he at
tackled him with q stick aud pun
moled his head severely. The eight
was finally ended by the flight Of The
negro.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
FRANK Bell shot negro near Gar,
rct'sburg one day last week. TIL,
circumstances are about as follows
Bell commanded tho negro TO cal
somo wheat shocks after The sun hat
sci, which no refused to do, sayin.
that he had finished tho days work
Some words followed, aud The negr,
put his hand behind him as if to draw
apistol but Bell saw the movement
and drew his first and shot the ncgr,
as he turned TO run. These ar
the facts in the case as near as W
have been able to learn.
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For Sale.

Two secondhand top buggies, Of
our own make, in excellent condition.
Win recommend them to be all
0. r., and OF best quality. Also enc
second hand top buggy, of Ponder.
Ter and Bakers make, in good condi-
tion. Will soil cheap for cash, or OH
short time. We have also a number
Of old buggies and carriages unpaint,
cd and in various conditions, butir
running order, which wc will sci
cheap for cash. BLuMENsrIEL Nc
CAMy & BoNrE.
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BELLEvIEw.

June apples are beginning to ripen
= Cornfields are getting dusty,
Hog cholera is sweeping deck
"A bran dance ut SmOot's bridge is
spoken of ut All early day
The rcapers sold by Melcalfe Il Sons
around here have done their work
well, and all seem pleased with hem
Belleview church will be treated to
an enclosure very soon, the plank
having already been delivered on the
grounds.
A great many from this neigh 5or-
hood will attend the ball at CerClean
on Thursday night next
I A kind OF circus" was advertised
10 exhibit at Black Jack Academy a
few nights ago, but the Snowman
failed TO make his appearance.
fAiwool factory has been established
here, With thirty.onc hands to com.
mcnce with. An ice factory is more
needed just now.
The Rev. Mr.. Lewis, Of -Cadiz
VIII preach at Cox's Spring, one mile
irom TINS place, on Saturday ana sum
day, 'he 2otil ana Z9th. ;.
MISS iaa BAKER, alter weeks WISH
70 the Misses hlchardsoh' at WMio-
mia, returned home Saturday. N
Miss Lena Marshall, one of Hop
kinsville's charmers, returned home
with Miss Lizzie Steel on the 18th
ond will spend few weeks
Miss Annie Ware, Of your city
spent o few daysof last week will
Mrs, j. w. McGehte. Misses Ma,
Ware and Sallie Lander, who hue
been spending a few weeks witt
friends, returned with her.
The 2lst birthday Of q. M. Meach
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Blue Front Drug Store.

WILD GOOSE LlNIMENT.
Prepared and manufactured by the re-.
liable house of GlSH L GARNER,
Hopkinsville. Nv.
Bluc-lick, Kissengen and Soda
Water, cool and fresh, at tho Blue
Front Drug Store. Gish Il Garner.
FRESH STOCK MILLINERY.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Rogers has received a
beautiful line Of fashionable Millinery
Goods and solicits an inspection Other
latest style Delizia, Jessica, Hortense,
Sybil, and Camille Hats. These
goods are fresh, new style and will be
sold at lower prices than ever before
offered. Respectfully,
Mrs. N. E. Rogers,
! Nashville St (ncar Reformed church. J
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MONTGOMERY.
Reaper breaking is now in order
Tobacco and corn looking fine.

hCupci uIcdhuS 10 INV III OiuCi
Tobacso and corn looking fine.
The farmers of this neighborhood
report the present wheat crop as the
best they have raised for several
years.
Our town has second Rip Van
Wrinkle. lie can sleep about eigh.
Teen hours on a stretch, still nodding
still improving, and we think with a
little practice he will soon be the
champion sleeper of the world.
T. b. Demarcc, editor Good TEN.
plars' Adpocdte, Louisville, delivered
an able temperance lecture at Mont
gomery Academy Tuesday night
He is one of the best and most zeal,
Gus workers IN the cause.
Miss Ora Harper, of Cadiz, is Wis
iting Miss Lulu Watkins.
Miss Mary Wharton's school closed
Friday last with an examination o
the different classes. Miss Mary /,
ono of tho most accomplished teach
crs in Southern Kentucky. Shc hat
quite a number ofpupils this session
and we understand she will hav,
Moore next fall.
Masters. Luther and Tommie Pc
tree, Of Hopkinsville, are on a visi
to their uncle, Mr.. Hubbard.
Prof. Ticc predicts storms abou
the Goth.
Montgomery needs hog law.
The South Kentuckian is gainin,
popularity around here.
W. B. Ladd, an cnterprising farm
er near here, received a premium 70
good tobacco at the Tobacco Fail
the l7th. Trigg is hard to beat i
that line. Guy GRIFFlrH.
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BEVERLY.

Several young peoplc from this
ncighborllood went to Cerulcan on
the l2lh.a
The song of the reapers is heard.
A number OF farmers are ready to
thrcsh.
Prof. Ware, who has been teach
ing school OIL tho pike, gave a con.
cert at CARROTS school house last
week. His pupils acquitted them
selves very credilably.
Miss Alma Richards, beautiful
young lady of Lafayette, delighted
her friends with short visit to this
neighborhood few evenings since.
Miss Theresa Lewis, All Interesting
young lady from the entity Of Do
yer, Tenn, was in the neighborhooa
last week.
Miss Fannie Wardrober who has
been tcachlng school near Roy
Caycc's, closed her school OIL the 18th,
and departed for her homo IN Lex.
ingion. She was an accomplished
young lady aud we are sorry to lose
her.
| Miss Annie Major left for Canton
1.-TWO weeks ago, 10 visit her many
friends and relations there. She ii
expected home soon.
DR.. Bob Kenner, we are glad to
learn, has located at Beverly. We
wish him much success.
Miss Annie Word, q pretty blonde,
formerly a resident of this neighbour
hood, is on visit to her sister, Mrs
Roy Cayce.
Mr.. Joe. Foard and family were OIL
! a visit to Mr.. Dan. Owslcy this week
Quite number of young ladic.
are in the neighborhood at present
Miss Mollie Hewitt, Miss Hattie
Foard and several others, all Of
whom are beautiful enough to make
the boys hearts ache.
Mrs. Minerva Bradshaw has been
quite sick fer two weeks. She il
some better now than last week
1
There are hopes of her recovery.
Mrs. John Adams has also been
very sick but Is rapidly improving.
One Of our young men has gone to
Trigg TO see his sweetheart. May
success attend him.
A picnic is in contemplation here
OH the 4th Of July.
Mr.. Ed Means aud Miss Annie
Word, while vending their way to
Locust Grove q few Sundays ago
came near being overturned by their
horse, a very spirited animal, run
ming away with them. Mr.. Means,
however, got him checked in time to
prevent any serious accident. Tho
buggy was slightly injured.
Tin peddlers are very numerou,
now. Sec one nearly every day.
Edgar Cayce, while driving a reap
err last Tuesday came very near be-
ing killed, The mules making {
sudden turn threw him directly be
fore the blade. He, however, es
capped with few cuts. He lay fla
on the ground and the machine
passed over him. SEBASTIAN.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

Jas. NJ. Howe. the popular Jewaler
is receiving daily fresh invoices Of
new and attractive Watches, Clocks,
etc, which he is selling at prices as
low as the same quality of goods can
be bought from the manufacturers.
AS he sells nothing but reliable goods
parties can rely on getting good ar
ticle when they buy from him.
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d.. d
The 18th annual convention of the
Kentucky Sunday School union will
be held in the LIST Baptist Church,
Greensboro July Sth, 9th and 10th.
The Pastors, Superintcndents and
people of Ownesboro extend a most
cordial invitation to all Sunday
School workers in Kentucky, to at.
tend this Convention. Entertain.
mentwill bcprovided for alldclegatcs,
Persons expecting TO attend are
charged to sent word 10 Mr.. b
Bransford or Mr.. L. G.. Buckner Of
the local committee of arrangements
at Owcnsboro.
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soc1ALITIEs.

Prof. S,eiahsgcn went up 10 GviI,.
rio Friday.
Miss Matte Hickman 10 visiting
friends ~ Elkton.
Col. ]. o. Cooper paid brief visit
TO Cadk last week.
Miss Annie Casky, OF Casky, was
in the city Sunday.
w. II 4 Howe canc over from
Nashville Saturday.
Mr.. G. W. Mctcalfe, OF GAINESVILLE,
wnsin the city Friday i
Miss Anaic Gaincs Of Montgomery
was in the city last week.
Me-, Chas. Knight left for a tfsft to
Louisville last Wednesday.
Jas. burnett, town marshal OF
Cadiz, was IN the city Sunday
Misc Mary, Burnett, of Cadiz, is vis-
ting tho family Of Mr.. Tlico. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c., Thomas, OF
Weyniar, Tcxas, departed from this
place Monday.
Judge .JHo. II. Grace, Of Cadiz,
srcnt several days at the Cooper
House, last week.
Mr II. b. Wilson of Clarksyillr,
Tenn. was 10 ibeci,y Sunday visit
ing his friends. .aa,l,i !,
Mr.. r. 4. Wallace, of Louisville,
was the guest Of The Phoenix two or
three days of last week.
ORD A. Clopton Who has for sornc
weeks been the guest OF the Cooper
House, departed Friday, frt4 &
Miss Bette Gaines, charming
young lady of Montgomery, KY, IL
visiting Miss Fannie Randolph.
Mrs. T. q. Jones, Of Cadiz, re.
turned home Friday, after spending
week with Mrs. u. 4. Underwood.
Mr.. Jas. J. Bumpus. Of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, spent several days of the
past week with his iIopkinsvillc
friends.
.Kiss Kate Whiilock who has been
visiting IN Louisville, returned Sat-
ur,lay accompanied by ayoung lady
iricad.
Our clover young FREUD, Smith
Gaincs, of Montgomery, was IN the
city Friday, and subscribed for the
XcRfackidp.
Miss McF'arlin Is the guest OF Mrs.
w. 4. Dlakcinore, who recently
returucd' TO the city t. spcld
the Summer. m
Mcssrs. w. T. Towncs, Sam NJ
Gaines, Hunter Wood and Joe II.
Foard, went up 10 the Press .Conycn.
ton, at Rowling Green, Thursday.
Mr.. L. e. Ragon and wife, OF
Evansville, Ind, were the guests OF
the rhGnix Hotel a day or two last
week. They arc now at Ccrulcah.
MHj. Ferrell was sud,lenly called 10
franklin, KY, last Wednesday by a
Telegram announcing tho illness OF
hiswiic who was visiting her brother,
Prof. Austin, at that place.
Mrs. II. NJ. Carton aud Misses
Emma and Anna Carton, Of Cadiz
passed through the city Thursday o,
their way home from Slaughiers'
willie, where they had been visiting
MIR. l.. II. Cruichncld, aud III,
daughter, Mrs. J. +. Pyle, left last
week TO visit the family of his SOU
in.law, Mr.. Il. D.GCampbcll, OF Fill.
moro county Nebraska. They viii
spend the summer.
Miss Lena Bolinger a beautifn
little brunette Of Mayfeld. a .rcccn
graduate OF Bethel Female Colleg,
who has been soiouruing with Mis-
Ada Trice, departed Wednesday fol
her homo accompanied, by the latter
who will spend the summer will
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SINKING FORK.

Mrs. Jas. O. Ellis is visiting the
family Of Mr.. Chas. McCarroll this
week.
Mr.. Ohio Owen, of Belleview, paid
visit to this vicinity last Saturday.
Everybody is busy harvesting, and
all seem to think the yield will be
satisfactory.
A negro boy returning from his
work on Wednesday evening, was
shocked by lightning and became. SO
alarmed that he professed religion
during the night.
There is young minister in our
ncighborhood who takes great de.
light in playing croquet, and If you
don't watch him, he will Sawyer
every time.
The matrimonial market is dull
We hear no talk Of weddings, several
widcwers are candidates, we believe
Mr. CatIett, of Virginia, is visiting
his cousin, Prof. L. Il, Flippo, the
principal of our school atthis place
Although we have never visited the
school, we are confident that The
Prof. has large and we'll conduct
ed school. At noon, however, hi
proposes teaching an additional class
Of young ladies TO play croquet.
A negro child was burned to dealt
near here yesterday by the explosion
of a coal oil can while endeavoring t
kindlc o fire ,withtho oil. GREENIE. /
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Christian Lodge, No. 800, Knights
Of IIoGor, viii install her officers at
Mozart Hall, July LIST, 10. Elder Il. y.
Cavo will deliver an address on the
origin and objects of The Order. All
ipvitedto attend. fi
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Tobacco Fair.

The tobacco Fair held in this city
on the 18th inst, was conducted in d
manner satisfactory to all. The en-
tries were numerous aud some Of
them Of excellent quality. The pre-
miums were awarded by a committee
selected from buyers from other mar
kets. Space will not allow us TO give
a list OF the premiums, and the sue
ccssful competitors,
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Sales by Nelson s. Jesup of l45

Sales by Nelson Sc Jesup OF l45
hhds. as follows:
Common lugs, $50 to 400.
Good Tugs, 1926 to 4,50.
Common leaf, 4,50 TO 500.
Medium leaf. 5,25 to 600.
Good leaf, $50 to 800.
Fine leaf, $50, TO 1000.
Sales by J. X. Cant s. Son. of 100
hhds. as follows:
80 hlids. leaf, 500 to $50.
30 hhds. lngs, ESQ 10 4,50.
Sales by S. G. Buckner, OF 96 hhds.
rs follows:
26 hhds. medium to good leaf, $50
to $50, Q 7r-e
% hhds. common to low leaf, $50
6,75.
20 hhds good to fine Tugs, $50 to
$50.
% lihds. common TO medium Jugs,
2,f5 S,25.
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The general news in regard to the
tobacco crop planted is that only two
thirds Of crop has been planted.
New YoRK. Tho leaf tobacco
market has been active the past week.
especially in Seed leaf and in Ha-
vana tobacco. For Western leaf the
inquiry hasbeen moderate, only 459
hogsheads being reported as sold,
with a good proportion, however, to
manufacturers.
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W"Why," asked a governess Of her
little charge, edo we pray God to give
us our daily bread? Why don't we
ask for four days, or Eve days?Y "Bo-
cause we yant it fresh" replied the
ingenious child.
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TOBACCO NEWS.
Home and Foreign.

The market irregular, but prices
show little or no change. The higher
grades har0 to sell at former figures.
Buyers seem to 20 by sound grades.
Racoinfe vool. opd;,,, Ju,o 81 40
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DISSOL TION.

DISSOL TION.
The firm of Garnet & Startling
having dissolved by mutual consent,
Walter QMnctt will continue the
DRUG business at the old stand, as
Stunning all liabilities and receiving all
assets due the late firm and respect.
fully s0licits continuance Of friends
and pstrohs.
j. G.. Evans, graduate of two
schools Of PHARMAcY, and with II
years experience in dispensing and
compromising medicines, will always
be found in the store to wait on Gus
toners.
The II. X. L." remedy sold by
Walter Garnet is the young mans
best friend. Price, Soc. per bottle.
Try the delightful and lasting "Bo-
quct" Cologne made by Walter Gar
nett, put up in 10, rs, so and $l,OO
bottles.
For the cheapest and best Toilet
Soaps, call on Walter Garnet.
have secured the services of Mr..
j. A. +. Brown, who will DO pleased
to see his friends and supply them
with the cheapest groceries. Business
house on Court st. L. Edwards.
GotoC G. w. Metcalfc's for Brooms,
Buckets and Tubs at cost.
Buggios at ten dollars and up
wards.
Blumenstiel, McCamy & Bontc.
Clarksyillc papers please COPY.
Go to Williams & Gregory for
Buck eye Sulky Hay Rake. 1t 8
made for farmers who want a first
class rake at comparatively low
price.
the Excelsior Light Mower is tho
best.
See Woodsuh Engine, for sale at
Williams It Gregory.
Soda Water, with pure fruit syr-
ups, and ice cream. at
Garnctt's Drug Store
Try The Doctors Prescription
Cigar. Prescription:
10 grains extract Havana,
| 2 Connecticut,
| l oil Nicotine,
| 2 Salt Petrc.
Mixed with plenty of reliance. Take
one every hour.--Dr. Puffit
For sale by Gray Il Bnckner.
The only genuine imported Cigars
on this market are TO be found at
Gray & Backner's.
Plain Gold Rings madc to order at
Robert Mills, Jr.
John w. Minck, at City Meat
Market, keeps always on hand full
line of Vegetables, and all kinds Of
meats, also melons ON Ice.
Lake Ice. Lake Ice.
I 1 keep constantly on hand an OK
cellens quality Of pure Lake Ice J,
which | deliver daily to any part OF
the city and keep on sale at my store
at / cents per pound. Leave Your
orders. M. SCHMlTT.
Gold pens repaired at Robert
; Mills, Jr.
Call at Robert Mills, Jr., and ex-
anime his stock of Clocks and Sill
verware.
LOCO, 900 Shingles.
+ We are agents for Southards pop
lar shingles, at reduced figures for
cash. Underwood & Go.
Best Lump Coal at 10 cents per
bushel in yard. Underwood Il Co.
| I'm.
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anu "'oouh'o vi lo'o VIII p1cdbe Coilie
forward and do so as we need it and
must have it. "Old Reliable"
Streng d Frankcl.
NJ. Schmitt has made preparations
for the Summer campaign. Ice
Juleps, Sherry Cobblers and fresh
Beer from his new and improved
mammoth refrigerator-tho largest
ever in this city. Call and see Fer
dinand.
Messrs. Blumensteil, McCamy and
Bonte invite attention of the public to
their latest style finish of Carriages,
Buggies, DC. They are running a
full force of experienced workmen and
warrant all work strictly first class.
You can purchase anything in their
line at Louisville, Cincinnati or New
York prices on same qualify Of goods.
Call and be convinced.
Respectfully, yours.
BLUMESsTEIL, MCCANY d. BoSTR.
Special inducements on second hand
buggicc and rockaways, Tor cash in
hand
BLuMESsTEIL, McCAMY & BoxTE.
We use pure drugs only In com
pounding prescriptions, Gish 4
Garner, at the Blue Front Drug Store
10. S. CHASTAIN
Still keeps the very best brands OF
. Coal Oils, Non-Explosive Oils of tn,
: highest tests and purest quality, An
rora oil for mechanical uses. Lampl
and Lamp fixtures, Queensware, Tin
ware, etc., etc.
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There is some talk of presenting
Hayes for a second term.
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MONEY MONEYtl

we must have, so all parties indebted
to us and have not paid their notes
and accounts OF 1878 will please come
forward and do so as we need it and
must have it. "Old Reliable"
Streng d Frankcl.
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3 Henry. Steele who was recently re.
ported lost has been found in the
neighborhood Of Cadiz. IIe came
back to tho county the other day to
lot his friends Know Of his wherea-
bouts. lie says he don'tknow War.
ton earth Jno. Cooper raised snch q
fuss in the papers about 1t for; that
llc is near Cadiz, proposes to stay, and
Is perfectly Wiliie-na TO haveI Jno
and his friends call at any time thai
that Sue-fs them.
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For the cheapest and best Toilet
Soaps. call on Walter Garnet.

have secured the services Of Mr..
j. A. +. Brown, who will DO pleased
to see his friends and supply them
with the cheapest groceries. Business
house ON Court st. +. Edwards.
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Lake Ice. Lake Ice.
I,ooo,ooo Shingles

We are agents for Southards pop
lar shingles, at reduced figures for
cash. Underwood & Go.
Best Lump Coal at 10 cents per
bushel in yard. Underwood d Co,
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kmdso Repairing faithfully. 8
May T1sm Respectfully,
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The II. X. L." remedy sold by
Walter Garnet is the young mans
best friend. Price, Soc. per bottle.
Try the delightful and lasting "Bo-
quet" Cologne made by Walter Gar
nett, put up in 10. rs, SO and $l,OO
bottles.