The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-10-30
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Editor Feland has sold the Anderson
News to Mr.. Boswell.
Georgetown is now discussing the
electric fire alarm system.
Proprietor Soc Owens, of Cum
berland Falls Hotel Is dead.
The natural gas well c'mpany at
Junction City has gone to pieces.
Archie Hamilton died i'm Fayette,
after a confinement of seven years to
his he'd.
Miss Matte May Edwards and Mr..
w. E. Ballinger were married in Bour-
bon last week.
Miss Bessie Engleman aud Mr..
Bowen Givens, of Lincoln county, will
be married to-day.
The fines in the Police Court for the
month of September amounted to
S27O.15.-GeOrgetown Times.
Mr.. e. B. Mitchell, Of Bourbon, and
Miss Lavinia Vanarsdale, of Mercer,
were married last week.
w. Davis Irvine died at Danville,
last week. He was a member of the
senior class of Center College.
Mrs. H. P. Ransom and daughters,
Marie aud Madelle GoodlOe, Of Lex
ingtOn, have removed to Louisville.
Snow storms were reported in New
York, Pennsylvania, Maryland and
other States in the East Wednesday.
Ore-third of the eight hundred in
habitau;s of the village Of Woodville,
o, are victims Of typhoid fever aud
diptheria.
Adam Graves, a negro, shot and Sc
riOusly injured T. Pearson, Brock Bot
toms and Lucy Dunn at a cake-walk
ia Leesburg, Ky.
VIM. Little was sentenced to the pen
iteniiary Wednesday for term oftlree
years for shooting negroes toe off,
Beattyyille Enterprise.
The N. o. fast mail lelescnped the
Bowling Green accommodation at No
lin, Tuesday morning, injuring twenty
persons, one of whom died.
While serving a warrant on Joseph
A. Smith at Trenton, Ky, City Mar
shall w. T. Williams was shot and kill
ed by Smith, who made his escape.
A handsome granite monumant has
been erected to the memory of John
Clay in the Lexington Cemetery. De-
ceased was the last son of Henry Clay.
The Blue Grass COrdage Company"
of Georgetown, have purchased of Jas.
w. Craig bis valuable property, con
tanning 26 acres of ground, fronting on
Military Street, for $4,000
Another case of yellow fever has been
reported at Key West, and quarantine
restrictions have been resumed. The
patient is f. Ellinger, who is on his
way TO New York from Havana.
The Government has just given a
contract for 100000 pounds of copper
blanks and $4,000 pounds of nickel
blanks. This amount will make lO,OOO.-
900 pennies and $500, 900 nickels.
Gov. Warren, Of Wyoming, says that
the population of that Territory is be-
tween $1,000 and 10000, against 9,IIS.
in 1870. The people are anxious for
admission to the Union of States.
The Ordnance Bureau of the War
Department has invited proposals for
the erection Of officers quarters, bar
racks, etc, at COIum0 ola, Tenn. The
total cost of the work is 10 be 500. 600.
But little over a quarter of the Gov
eminent fiscal year has passed, yet in
that time over halfof the appropriation
for meeting expenses Of witnesses in
Federal courts, $500, 900, has been ex-
pended.
Rev. J. M. Bruce, of Glasgow, who
was Injured in the /. & n. wreck, was
on his way to DanvilIe to perform the
marriage ceremony of his niece Miss
Ellie Bruce, who married Mr.. Abe
Drake, Of Lexington.
Hon. Asher q CaTuth is at the Bar
tholdi Hotel in New York, having ar
rived on the Umbria with Mrs. Caruth
OH Monday. They will start from New
York this evening and be home to-
Journal, 23rd.
Gov. Buckner has issued a condition
al pa-don to Linville Combs, the IL
year-old convict sent from Breathitt
county, the condition being that he is
kept at the Louisville Reformatory till
he is 81. He killed baby for new
pair of boots, :.
IL. g. Gregg, who has served pri-
vste secretary TO Gen Sheridan, as
Department clerk at Washington, and
later as newspaper man at Omaha,
Neb., has been sentenced at Kansas
City to five years. imprisonment for
hog stealing.
The Sentinel congratuIates Mr.. Co
zine, the senior editor of the News, on
his happy meeting with his brother
last week. They had been separated
twenty-five years and neither knew of
the others whereabouts, or, indeed, if
he were living, until their joyful re-
union here. 1t was an event in the
life Of each to oversnadow almost all
other incidents in their careers, aud
true cause for jOy.-Shelbyville Sentl-
mel.
sve are willing to bear personal
testimony to the efficacy and value Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which we have
been advertising some years in our
paper, having used it for blood impur-
tiles with great success. It is prepa-
ration of standard merit, made of per-
fectly pure Ingredients, and thoroughly
effective in cleansing and purifying
the system For eruplions, boiIs, etc,
it can be relied upon every time. Our
own experience with it has been most