Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11

Town III tlc Ntdte, anu tilS bth"ihs
Loan Association is causing that
town TO bloom like a rose. Why
should not Salem organize Bald
ing Loan Association likewise and
thereby boom the town. Where
there is will there is way.
When you want to buy your
Christmas presents go TO the store
of Felix Cox. lie has n large and
beautiful assortment Of Christmas
goods.
Ilenderson's John Young Brown
is the best orator that walks on
Kentucky ground.
BY changing another mans words
a little We have this poetry:
When a political party fights aud
runs away,
1t may live to fight another day,
But when 1t is in battle slain,
1t viii never live to fight again.
Newton Blgham was in Salem
last week.
From the frequent visits Attorney
Bob Moore makes in the Hampton
neighborho I'd Of late, there must e
some special attractions for him
there; mole than legal business.
Eugene Weatherford was here
last week. lie says that since iea, :
ing Salem he has travelled er a
great deal Of the United States.
Hon John X Hendricks is so pop
ular in biz own county that his pic
ture may be seen in a beautiful
frame in nearly every household Of
the county.
DR. Jordan has 4 last trotting
3 minutes.
Robert Boyd has made an addi-
ton to the rear of his re-house. q
porch 20 the front, and has the post
Office conveniently and stylishly ar
ranged.
Several Of the boys got on a plain
drunk on the 81, and we're guilty of
di'orderly conduc. on the streets,
Jas. Virgins has sued Will Cox
for $4,000 damages. Suit was in.
stituted at the December term OF
the Livingston Court of Common
Pleas. On the 9Th a compromise
was effected by the defendant pay
ing the plaintiff 800, and the cost Of
the action.
Mrs. j. o. Gray is visiting friends
in Birdsyllle.
Farris ( Gray will sell a man
suit of clothes SO cheap that it fool
3h to SILVER with cold.
On the night Of the Sd man at
to break IN J. Y. HAYDEN
( Cos drugstore. DR.. II. was in
he store and persuaded him to re.
.reat in dis Order; he then succeeded
n getting into Chas. Daniels room,
before he realized the situation, Mr.. |
Daniels knocked him down and put
lin over the fence into the street |
3y this time he was cold and sighed |
or bed,..and IN no wise discouraged |
lie proceeded to the residence Of
hos Evans; and, making his way in
o the hall, and was taking in the
ltuation and trying to locate a bed,
'hen Tom arose from his dreams.
nd with his strong arm and big
'ot Informed the nocturnal wander.
that he was in neither a hotel nor
private boarding house. lie then
len departed muttering.
What is friendship but a name.
A charm that lulls to sleep.
A shade that follows wealth or fame.
And leaves the wretch to weep"
lie then wandered to the school I
'use, built him a fire, and was
'lding peaceful possession next
orning when the school mistress
ent to open school. lie disputed
n right and SAID,
Il am lord of all survey"
MIR. NJ. Gresham was called in
arbitrate the dispute. Then our
no fled to the forest, leaving foot
ints upon the sands OF time, by
iIch the grand jury will find him.
Try some Of that new -four made
McChesney & Brown, since the
p:ovements made in their mil',
d you will complain to your wife
more about poor bread.
MIR. A. Browning died at his home
this place December 5, 1890, sur
inded by his weeping family and
my sorrowing friends. lie died
stomache disease. lie was fifty
years old, and spent the greater
t Of his life here, serving as post
s'cr for meny years. lie was A.,
d and indulgent father, a true
devoted husband, a good neigh
and dear friend. lie was an
orable christian gentleman end