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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-06-23
PROBATE NOTICE,
STATE OF MINNESOTA. ,
County of Mobiles.

SOuuIy VI NODleS.
In Probate Court, June 1st, 1892,
in the matter Of the estate of Nick olas Kleunder
Deceased:
On reading and filing the petition OF NJ. E.
LawtOn, administrator of the estate of Nicholas
Kieunder. deceased, representing among Othel
things. that he has fully administered said
estate, and praying that time and place be
fixed for examining, settling and allowing the
hnal account OF his administration, and for the
assignment of the residue of said estate to the
parties titled thereto by law.
and petition beard by this Court on Monday
the 9th day Of June; A. D.. 1892, at two O'Clock
?: m: at Probate office, in the village of Wor
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof
be given to all persons interested, by
publishing copy OF this order once in
each week for three successive weeks prior to
said day Of hearing, In the Worthington AID.
VANCE. weekly newspaper printed and pub
lShed at Worthington. in said county.
Dated at Worthington, MIMI, the 1st day Of
June, A: D.. 1892. BY the Court,
lSEAL.l G. w. W. Dow.
42-3t Judge of Probate
DAHL RoHRER, Atty. for Administrator.
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Use TomlinsOn's Quick Relief Oil
and be happy. 1t cures Group, diph-
tneria, coughs, colds, neuralgia and
all paid. 1t is soothing, healing, and
penetrating. TOmlinson's Dead Shot
cures diarrlG,, cholera, cramps and
collie. Once used, always wanted. Ap-
plying dead Shot, first and "Quick
Relief Oil" Immediately after, with
plenty Of friction, cures rheumatism
Sold by Warren & Ilumiston. 4Om3
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County Commissioner Graves
and Robert Shore, Esq, Of Ran
som, called at the ADVANCE Office
last week.
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Diamond Oil Liniment

Will purify the blood and cure the fol-
lowing complaints if they have not
already become chronic, and in
chronic cases give great
relief:
BRONCHITIS, GROUP, RHEUMATISM, LA
GRIPPE, STIFF NECK. PAINS IN BACK,
PILES (Blind and Bleeding), ERYSIP-
ELIAS. SALT RHEUM, INFLAM-
NATION OF THE BLADDER
AND KIDNEYS, AND
SORE THROAT.
For Healing Burns, Bruises and
Swellings, this Liniment has no equal.
a. For sale by all Dealers.
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Major Thurber and assistants this
week trimmed up the trees in the Court
House Park This is a much needed
Improvement.
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viii you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's VitaliZpr is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold bye. II.
BAOcOck. q
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Mrs. NJ. E. Lawton started this
morning on her journey to Illinois,
with her two children, to visit friends.
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Do you want il corn planter ? OF
course you do. Go to II. G. Shepard S
who has just received a new consign-
ntnt.
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PETERSON-KELLEY.-OnJ June 10.
at the Presbyterian church, in Kin
brae, by Rev. VIM. M. Bear, Mr..
Nelson W. Peterson and Miss Ellen
Nj. Kelley, all Of Mobiles county.
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For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster, price Is cents.
Sold by &. II. Babcock.
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The towns Of Ocheydan and Sibley
suffered from Il cyclope on Tuesday
Rock Rapids, Kingsley and Luverne
We're visited by the same storm.
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Bugg!es, carts, farm wagons and all
kinds of farm machinery at
II. G.. SHEPARD's.
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E. &. Pannell has put GU the road for
ice delivery new and gayly orha.
mented wagon which promptly waits
upon his customers.
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Breakers, Disc Harrows and corn
tools of all kinds at
II. G. SuEPARDs.
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Wanted.-A girl to do general house
work. Apply to Mrs. j. Fl. BLY,.
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ITO he continued

HORSES FOR SALE.
Eight head Of horses for sale, cheap
for cash, or long credit given on
good security.
45.4 J. D. HUMISTON.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
A new Deering Steel Binder, chain
drive. Apply at clothing store of
45 ) r. F. BAKER.
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FOR SALE.-SO acres of good land
five miles from and in view of Worth
ington. EAST half of southwest quar-
ter sec. 81, Dewald Tp.) Price 1900
Terms, one-tenth down balance to
suit. Apply to Alpheus NJ. Smith,
room ZIG, Chamber of Commerce, Chi
cago, or Daniel Shell, Worthington.
Minnesota. l9tf
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.
All consumers of the City Water are
hereby forbidden to use hand hose for
any purpose whatever, without first
having made application to the SUPER
lntendent, for the privilege.
HENRY TIBBETTs,
At 1t superintendent.
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';on. l. Donuc|lE addressed an
a:;!;t'''crat !; Masonic Hall eli Thurs
''aJ night. The train on which he
cam" was delayed IN account Of q
~: 'i,'"t >n the track, and it Wis
''a'f past ten o'c'oc}z when he be-
gin his speech, concluding abou:
midnight. He also SPOKE to q
crowd gathered about the pavilion
in the park on Friday afternoon.
i4e discussed he political topics O:
The day with his usual eloqnencc
I'd ability, much to the satisf;c-
ton o: t:lo:t who a3:co with Lis
views.
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The Southwest Minnesota Editorial
Association will meet at Slayton on
Monday, June ~, 1892. A very good
program is announced, but we got it
too late for publication this week.
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Group, whooping cough and bron-
ch't's Immediately relieved by Shiloh q
cure. At g. H. Babcock's.
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Sisi,>h's VitaliZer is what you need
for constipation, loss Of appetite, diz-
illness, and all symptoms of dyspepsia
Price IL and IS cents. per bottle. Sold
DY C. IL RahcOck 4
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Highest of all in 1eavening Powe-Laest u Govt Report
|&5!1t al! B Bs,x1sg3!
ABSOLUTELY PURE

I. II. Crever is the first Worthing-
tonian to put on q Harrison button
hole badge.
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rheumatism is il very bad thing,
1t causes Infinite pain.
Try Diamond Oil for a while,
iou'll wear a broad smile,
And never be troubled again.

We notice by a Sioux Falls special
to tl'" Minneapolis Journal that "W.
+. Thayer, proprietor of a large furni-
ture house here, died Sunday evening
Of cancer Of the liver. He came here
from Worthinston, Minn." This will
be sad news to the large circle o,
friends which Mr.. Thaypr enjoyed
here. lIc Was one Of our older bust
ness men, selling lis interests here t..
II. NJ. Palm. The brreaved family
have the sympathy Of the entire COM
,n,,,itv
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DON'T forget that Mrs. Brown, of
the Western Hotel, has organs and
sewing machines in exchange for stock
of all kinds. 44-4j*
Mr.. J. O. Edwards, IF Worthington
township, lost Il valuable six year old
horse. and good COW, 10y lightning
stroke, during the severe storm of
TUESDAY night.
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LOCAL.

Auditor kendlen Is in Chicago this
week.
For sale or trade-A side saddle.
Mrs. Blown, Western House.
g. E. Savill AID wife left for Canton,
III. on Tuesday morning. Mr.. S. will
return in about Il week.
Mrs. Geo. Q. Moore, and her son.
Geo. Z. Moore, returned home from
Carleton College this week.
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Mrs. Waller and family are spending
this week ut Jackson, visiting her
father and mother Christianson.
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Rushmore is preparing for Fourth
Of July celebration. The people there
will do it right, if they undertake it,
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ARRIVAL ANDDEPARTuREO TRAINS
f,a1cAeo, ST PAUL, MINNEAPoIls & OMAHA, RY.
NO. PASSENGER.
I>otnc West
Leave MINNEAPOLIS at ~ H.
Leave W"rthin gtOn at 20: o III
Arrive at Sioux City At o:oo Ill.
uo,rc WEST Nc. PASSENGER.
L.,ve Minn"ap ,lis at 7;oO , M
Arrive At Worthington at 2::2 III.
Arrive at Sioux City Mt D " H.
Go,Sn EA,r-No. . PAssENGA
Lave Sioux City At s:2Z ILL.,
le1ve Wo:thtn yton ITO III.
Arrive Ut Minncap'. ut o:zo ill.,
GoyNt; EAST NO. PASSENGER.
s,,,x Civ S:35 m.
Hrrt,e oc " ,rthngton at II: 81 a m
Arrive At Minneapolis at ':oo III.
ACCOM- neDAr1oN.
Going Fast
e.v:* W 'rthlnEton At l2:3o p m
l,oin2 VEST
Lives Wurthi4syton at 3:43 p IN
SIOUX FALLS LINE,
GOING EAs7-rAssENGER NO. 20.
Leaves Sioux FallSat $40 NJ
Arrives At WOrthingtOn 1T lisa III,
GOING wEsr-pAssESGER NO. 49,
I,oaveS Worthington at 2:42 m.
Arrive ut Sioux Falls o:oo D. ILL.,
ACCoNMoDAT1oN.
Ns.,-Leaye Worthinyton 1:lo p. m.
Esss-Arrivcat Wor.hinHton ':oo p. H.
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The Democratic convention nj
Chicago Is at work as we go tc
press. Hon. ". L. Wilson, OF
West Virginia, is tho permanent
president. The nomination OF
Grover Cleveland for President is
considered certainty. Ex-Gov.
Gray, of Indiana, is considered i'll
the lead for the Vice Presidency.
The convention will emphasize the
McKtri!ay tariff as the chief issue
OF the camDniyn.
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Boots, Shoes AMI h,rn<.ss re
paired or made to order
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On Tuesday night a very severe cleo
trical storm occurred in this section
doing considerable damage. The dwell
ling of Judge G. ". w. Dow. in the
township OF Ransom, was struck by
lightning. The extent Of the damage
we have not asrert3inpd
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Andrew Gorrie, living on section 80
Ewingtnn township, had tho misfor
tune to lose his dwelling honse and al
its contents by fire on last Monda,
night. The occupants We're awakened
by an apprehension OF something being
wrong, only to find the building al
ah!az", and they had no more time THAI,
was necessary to escape themselves
Oiigin unknown.
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Mems black French worsted suits, worth 5000
ooL
All wool Scotch cheviot suits, worth $14OO, "
sell like hot cakes at.
Mems extra fine percale shirts, laundried, with t
buttons, collars and cuffs, worth $3.50, for
Mems outing flannel shirts, very cheap at $lOO.
Light coored Aannelette shirts, worth so cts, 90
And many more articles too numerous to mentio,
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FL YizcQnde \. de IA Baume

PROFESSOR. DE ESGRIMA
Ha egado capital obeto de establecer un club
para Ia eGseanza practicable sable orete espada en- os
prme1Cs dias del corrente fy- Solicitense13sip
formes Veanse fotogras las ofcinas Ia redace6n
LA CohREsPONDE VCIA.
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IlPlata Menuda!!
Emulsion Creosotada

DE RABHLL,
Farm0ceuticO de Ia Universid0d de Ia HG6an0
az podeTesO rs0aediO para las eNsznedades peehS
La EMULSION CREOsOTADA del Dr. Rabell es I'M
magnico maraVloso agente terapeutco de eto SECURE
en- Ia BronQuitis II Larigits AsnsGs CdG1Tos 1OSes
oerti'Gces, ReJGdoS EScras AnSnsiG, RGQanao los
nnos DebdGd general y suma para las afeccones de
la garganta los bronquIos los pumones Desperta eI
apeo vigoriza las naturaezas mas empobrecidas Is Ell
remedio por exelencia.
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA DE RABELL, nueva,
unica original association de ACEITE DE BACALAO.
CREOSOTA HIPOFOSFITOS DE CAL SOSA, es una
deicada crema, de olor basamco, de ato sabor
paladable hasta por los ninos
Todos los enfermos la tomaran sin repugnancia,
facilidad gusto Esta elaborada esquisito esero
Pruebese admrara su rapida accion curativa. ss
Vease Ell ampo prospecto que acompana cada frasco
De venta tOdas las Droguer1as Bocas de de
Cuba. Dep6so principal LA Reunion" Jose Saba Ha-
hama PuertRco FaTmaeis DroRuera de FGuillermetv-
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y nacenistas de provisiones de
d or mayor.
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a de mercancias al por mayor
IL: La BGyGna00e8G y La CSas
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Ia ESTACION

AcredlEada casa HUESPEDES establecida en- Camuy
Propetario: JOSE MANUEL OTERO. Sc siryen comidas
todas horas-C Comodidad aseo, pronttud buen trato
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ca Z. Gran establecimiento de
I ,es, ETC., porcelanas finas, crls
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DIRECTORIO
DE LAS PRINCIPALS CAsAs DE CoMERcIo DE
.sAN. JUAN 4rE PUERTO-RICO.

Francisco 43. Gran surtido de teji
jy caballeros, articulos para viaje, y
IEc. Importaciones directas.
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Marina, agente de compra y
5. Garantiza la pureza de los
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q Maritime Comercial situada en- La
ssnaldas del Dep6sito Mercantn.
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de provisiones al por menor.
q casa don T r. Martinez,
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>lmacen de lamparas dc todas
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glp., San Francisco A. Gran al
ASae fantasia.
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) Casa de giros comisiones, compra
FnraI San ,JustO 2,
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IAN IS. Complete surttdO de provi
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lmacen de muebles de todas cla-
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0uCESOR DE QUEV EDO y Hh3
Syenta de frutos, Fabriea de hc'
mismOss ------------
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NTARGARIDA Y Co., Luna o. 4
NJ ses ' torneados, dltima moved
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0OBRINO DE LUNA q Ca, \
toda clase de conserVas' VlnoS' a "A
&aIeria. ----------
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NTVIDANEs Y Co., Tetuan 80.
jtodas procedencias para ventas
xYILLAR, FABIAN y Co; Amat :
" San Justo 10, sus tiendas al de
dad GO41dGI. .-------------
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" TTDWIG DUPLACE. Tetuan
Isecas fabrica de hcores, agent
Herrera. Companies de seguros Ma;
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RATIO TINAUD, San Jose
TJoyeria y casa de prestamoE
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GUCEsOREs DE @. MAsJUA,N! .
macen de muebles, pianos Y ode
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Giros, comisiones, mercanc1as
de los vapores de Sobrinos de
limos v de Incendios.
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esouina & La Plaza de Alfonso XII,
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vOsE T. SILVA, Tetuan 9V;I
misionista, Agente Principal 9
SSe ' vapores Franceses, Cores
bonyasentante de los EstablecllnlIs3 =
ira de seguros contra incend'os q
AZ A1i1nasG an de G8egaSqGdores de Bar.
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YNINLHY BROTHERS, Mari
' venta de mercaderlas en- {
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pANTOs FLIP, San Justo b.
A Sclases. -----------
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Y OCHOA y HERMANO. leu
81 cen de provisiones de todas ?
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,sELIX M. BoADA. Agen'
aJIa dol ComeCcio, Marina,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-16
The Outlook.

The new revenue and taxation bill
which the general assembly Is expected
to enact into a law during the present
called session, is now the subject Of care
full and intelligent study by the members.
We have thought that II would be inn
possible TO reconcile the contending fac
tons and bring together In harmony the
widely separated opinions ON this sub
ject. Recent developments induce diff
ferent opinion and we now have reason
for belief that IL the wishes Of majority
of the members of the general assembly
can be carried into effect, bill on the
subject of revenue and taxation will be
matured before the 10Th Of November
next, Of such character as will meet the
approval, or at least receive the support,
of a sufficient number Of the members Of
each house to enact il as law. We
may be mistaken In our estimate Of the
present temper Of the general assembly
on this subject, but such Is the situation
now, as we see it.-Frankfort Capital.
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viii No, Pas. a Revenue BIII.

There will be new revenue bill Intro
duced in the house today from the reyisDry
commission, and worS will begin on this
important law Immediately. II those
who are in favor IT county treasurer,
exemptions IL private corporations. equal
taxation upon all property, both real,
personal and mixed; aud upon all fran
ehi.es, cnuld have provision To suit
each, all would be satisfied, and reye-
nue. bill would he easy "a piss, but IL
can not be. IL j. believed that thi. short
sssion will not pass a revenue BILL
Frankfort Argus.
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The Duty of the Hour.

The courts must determine what is the
final passage Of bill in the meaning Of
the constitution, and the issue Is at hand
to solve the question. The appropriation
of one hundred thousand dollars to the
Worlds Fair exhibit by the legislature
will be the law upon which the question
must be determined.
The issues raised by the governor are
not, in our opinion, well taken, for the
reason that the decisions of the courts
are against him, and practice and public
policy are on the side of the legislature.
The situation is very critical one to
many interests in the state, and Is more
especially damaging to the new constitu-
ton, and the latter seems To be what Is
demanded by many. In the first place,
If the legislature sustains the governors
position the Worlds Fair bill can not
again be passed, and Kentucky will not
be represented at the exposition. Then,
again, il the courts sustain the legisla-
ture, the necessity for an extra session
did not exist, and this great expense will
fall upon the chief executive.
Then, again, the great waste Of money
will injure the Democratic party on ac-
count of that party's control of the
executive and legislative branches of the
government, and each will try and shout.
der the responsibility of this great out
rage on the heads of the other.
The present administration has not
benefited the future outlook for the
democracy in the state. The great ex-
pense of an extra session has to be shout
dered by the administration in power,
and already the cry of the taxpayer
goes out for halt"
The governor should have met the
general assembly in a manly, upright
way, and solyed the issues in manner
that would have done credit to both
departments. He should have requested
the general assembly to pass all the
vetoes over his head, thereby curing any
technical defects as to the manner of
passing the bills, leaving the policy Of
their passage to the legislature. This
would have saved nearly one hundred
thousand dollars 70 the tax payers, and
the democratic party would not be
charged with any responsibility for this
waste of public funds. The legislature
can not grasp the situation because Of
the friends of the executive who stand
by him, and the future will open wide
the gulch where the Democratic party
may be ditched on account of the inabil.
ity of its leaders to work in unity
Frankfort Argus.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-16
An Outsiders Opinion.

In the judicial district just east Of us,
there is prospect Of race for the cir
cult judgeship. Judge Lilly, the present
incumbent, Is candidate for reelection.
He is an extreme partisan republican
and has shown much bitterness in his
politics, but poses now as an independent
and insists that there Is no politics In the
judgeship. He has the republican party
80 completely under his thumb that It
does not dare to call convention. The
democrats have nominated Hon. ID. B.
Redwine, Of Breathitt, very bright,
plucky, industrious young man, who has
qualities that admirably At him for the
position He has clear, vigorous intel
lect, firm decided will, and 10 witbal an
excellent lawyer and pleasant and cour-
teous in manner. That district il grow
ing in wealth and importance and ought
to have a capable, wide-awske, good
Judge, such a. Redwine certainly would
Winchester Democrat.
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Accidental Death.

Last Sunday evening, John Sewell, Of
Spencer, this county, started 10 church
on hand car with several Others BE.
fore they had proceeded very far an OBJ
struction in the shape Of plank was
observed lying across the track, and Mr..
Sewell no doubt thinking the car would
be thrown from the track, jumped and
fell in front Of the car and was killed
instantly, his neck being broken. The
obstruction was swept aside, and those
who remained on the car were uninjured.
Mr.. Sewell was abput IS years old, and
leaves a wife and several children.
Among the latter are j. Davis Sewell,
agent at EwiDgton, j. ID. Sewell, agent
at Salt Lick, and q. w. Sewell. Of Lex.
ington. Mr.. Sewell had been a regular
attendant at the meeting at Spencer, and
we understand had recently united with
the church His remains were inferred
at the Kemper burying ground Monday
afternoon. The family have the sympa
thy If many friends in the sudden and
awful death of Mr.. Sewell.-Mt. Sterling
Gazette
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-16
Tho Pnrdoning P.xsr.

The taxpayers are interested In the
number OF pardons issued 10 criminals,
inasmuch AZ they have 20 furnish the
money to pay the expense attending the
convictions. The number of felons re-
leased from the peniteutiary by pardons
during Gov. Buckner's administration
was ITO this covering a period Of four
years. From the commencement Of Gov.
Browns administration the number of
pardons issued Is 80. This covers Pc
Rod Of less than one year, and iifty.four
of this number have been psrdoned since
the first of January last. The parole
board was declared unconstitutional by
Gov. Brown, and there has been no re-
leases under this system, rs the board
has never been called together.-Frank-
fort Argus.