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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Ger than Others and enjoy life moub ~iiE
les expenditure. By more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value % health Of the pare liquid
laxative principles embraced IN Tie
remedy, Syrup Of Figx
lfs excellence is due to It's presenting
In the form most acceptable and pless-
ant 20 the taste. the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
alive; eiIecfually cleansing the System,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyen
and permane atty curing constipation:
Ii has given satisfaction 10 millions and
rlet with the approval at the medical
profession, because it acts on the Md
news Liver and Bowels without weak
en.ng them and IL Is perfectly free IRON
every objectionable substance.
syrup Of Fig is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but y - man'
nfactured by the California Zig syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed ON every
package, also the name Syrup OF Fig,
and being well informed. you will not
accept any substitute II offered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

The Pyramid Pile Cure
Is sew discovery for the prompt, per
manent cure Of Piles In every FORM
Every druggist has 1t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
Chicago Excursions
via
O.. IL. ~ L.

September 10Th. 25rd and 18th.
One Fare. $40 FOR Round Trip.
Tickets sold on each OF theNabove days
good for return for ten days.
Trains leave Grand Rapids 1905 a. IN.
and Ii 20 p. m. These tickets viii not
allow sleeping or parlor car privileges.
Call telephone COS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

HEAL t@tt&tE sf@4><rf<s
John J. Martsn = Al 20 carseiiss I.
Hafsey 81 al he = AID =, AHz-.
,ss s 40 =, u.ss,;.. s..,i
essi 81 al lea "a Ceits Sub ~ "a
IT,. Con a Garfis Psnsfisn plat 60
Ida Il Piencs - Einsf IA. Prescott.
lot "A. j. 4. IroAf add ....-..
John J. Martin a Il 20 Ednashan
sIills. lots l; : :. 2. u. a.. =, -. -.
A.. -. n and -, Nurxkafss add. SEQ
Clark H. Glsa>sn - Adelbelt Cook.
10 z. Samuei A. bfosntis add 49,. 30
Arihuf c. frinee 70 Charlrs ID. steb-
t&ns ps iot Z. A. EsmpaU's s4b. $50
ffnak l.. a. Ho1Ee - Oliver j.
Kraft - l0l - and u 4 iot "a hk
= ~ g. BRADFORD : add ....-.. @.lpo
Joan J. Aarfen st al ~ 0aleita 4.
Nils. lets ani &. NaFzhargs
ose s~ i as.s "a John yis III. Is
and "a. liose's add ...... $1,000 90
Prank j. Lamb "a Coadie jaekson.
ios 4. Lamb 4 Torcas hcst side
Nt0.s ~
Jslle }. Wander Nicer 10 S4nser AZ.
Annst ad. y. 10 :. ~ seca.
Grand Lap.ds. ........-.....,...... ~
foFser 4. Aisner "a In, otDre IA
james aud wife. y. n u. sc
~, Ne~genbes ...... - .*-....-... oUu
Richard ;. Easllsh TO Arthur {.
Prlncs. =. =. ~ =. sc
.. Spafta- ...-..-.-..-s-- ."
Frank Carpenter. trustee. % Kaih-
aruas tsnk. pee land on sc 81.
fiafnhetd. -..........s...--.....s i'sD
In the warm weather you may get all
tired out and run down. and affections
of the HOOD may trouble you. Hoods
Sarsaparilla - just the medicine 10 give
you strength and health.
Round Trip 500
To Chicago and back. Including state
room berth. via Holland and Chicago
Line Steamers see adv. on inside page,
REMEMBER
The date Of the official Odd Fellows
train is Sunday. Sept 9th
Leaving time
3OCLOCk A. n.
Route
LAKE SHORE Il MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN.
Place
WORLDS FAIR. CHICAGO.
Account
ODD FELLOWS COLUMBIAN
DEMONSTRATION.
Rate
$40
For round trip good 70 return 10 days
including date OF sale except on limited
trains 4, q. 10 and L.
G.. s. ROGERS.
City Passenger agent.
JAMES CAMPBELL. 3 Monroe st.
ODD wis
Exposition
Unofficial Route
Via
G.. IL. * L.
Excursion tickets to Chicago and TO.
turn will be sold on Sept. ~. y aud %.
A rate Of 500 good for return for ten
days. Trains leave Grand Rapids at
lOJG1 l. N and / 20 H. M
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

O~sess q bniialegs - saYsas fhs4
- inleFesfea "a tha satiesf q
hsaftaa haae. siil nsf va
slspls1 @eds - fssfsstt kssh4fsi-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

feantlfui teeth are lnsury fec fross~s.
We have beard fststie saF tfseY wuuld give
stefythihe they bad Coz sash lesnitfnl teeth AZ
= aud - had
rec a tlse tseth ss An the SAGE Lac witnesses
sod the brilliant l.ctteh.
All teeth are esratis ~ thts With rrop-f cara
shes and psslss shnaia be atnited ~ fhar
az fnlafinus also snanf q the lrsse tle4a
A i,feVegls PREPARED ps~des. ir~stet. h 80
eel1 right ant feffert thtaF "a eleense snd prs
srfss the tasth Itia - has sureeetiea u f~.s
aaelag sftef faach lsfrpr kapd esF~F@e. 1hs
fefFsals - ~ ess - tAe sect urted af'attsts -
- ihis eeeaffy sed - stss,lsfels reffrfA
hAtbbtAfA Ii 10 assse ~ hase eseFte1
fta q. aad are 80 rffiestse oWaefs sn4
manufacturers We Fusrsnfre .eI-e~teals - -
fhe tssif peffeet t,~tb Fewde1 - he asskeA
1hst y wiii ff~snnf .ieesy 49, ranaiFs the teeth
seofe seselsfsf sta l.-ss tfesbls thss saf sth><
Ffepassftea ~ - hsd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
WON IN SLOW TIME
2l22 TaoT LEFT UNFINISHED
Tsa@s's f-.<-rs wn1 He . baby sAsw
with Tssafy-ki<ht Eaxrir.--Io-
nsrro~ = shs " h~elns<a's Day.

While the public didnt fall over Itself
IN : mad sttsnpt 70 reach comstock
psrk yesterday. there xas = good al
fsadance fJr the second day a the
Western Aichigas fair. The exhibits
sfs al 10 pisce non. and the main build
ing = artistic and Interesting. The
Faces sers an attraction yesterday snd
sessed 10 attract . number d city pco-
lie % the grounds. On the xt1nis they
wsre oftinafily interesting although
they eezs characterized BY rather
sssilous xaits between the hsatx Only
40 races we're Completed After tso
he4ts had besa trottsd in the -. class.
Tho rare eas postponed or account %
darkness until o'clock this afternoon.
j IA Hamllion % ionia acted AZ starter.
Genersi Heath. Eugene Fifeld Of Bay
city AID " c. Hinnan 90 Pontiac
oalciafee a. judges. John Nclntyfe. 4.
r. Di2enan add c. W. Johnson held
tbs watches
Bart q. Wiss Easily.
Burt g. had little trouble IN captur.
ing 1he purse IN the 800 trot. although
LAZY Fairlaxn worried hin Tor a couple
q heata She showed good speed. and
Is able 10 tFot away from anything IA
The class. The track Vas euppy and
the 4irlaen Nesiiam mare a little IN
steady She took the second heat With
ease. bat after that wa- not IA the race.
LADY Fairlawn - a sweet little mare.
and bears 4 marked resemblance % her
s~ift cousin. Nancy Hanks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

Our Valley City mill has full line Of
latest improved machinery, and LILY
WHITE" Hour will now 10 liner than
ever Valley City Milling %.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
Ocrana County Fruit.
.h,0ar,s ,ra., frn,, boi. ~ 90


Another display Of fruit grown in
Oceaua county - that made h. ". :.
GebhaFi a Company. proprieiors IL the
Oecana Fruit Farm II Moars. t,c5hari
a Company are making a magnificent
showing and their display CONSISTS Of
over 20 plates - fruit. Tho varieties 81
plnms. apples. peaches. grapes. etc.
shown are too numerous 70 mention.
ihrrefore suffice II 70 say each variety
displayed n deserving reward. This
firm makes speciality II the euliiva.
ting - plume and the line 81 this lie
lseious fruit seen IN the exhibit j. well
Notth aecing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

A vile that on bHr Monday ~
forced 10 use a ss@hiug lnaehise that -
cat n date and winch brings gosd bon
ct PRECIPITATION o. = hafi worked bsOw
viii appreciatr = continuance shown ia
Al iiaii BY The Muir Washing Machine
Company The Dilley'a Laundry king
v asiiua Machine i the Instrument die
plAyei and Il "a pleasing - cay that each
hour ends with a lppg isi e orders
booked frum la.lics enthusiastic ever the
The cay Hofkiar and exceiient Features
- the tine maFhiae. They arr ussda "a
honor aad soi,i bn fhcsr periis AID ancs
uarsl. The wife Eiii nat b. Wlthsui lhi4
waadeffnlly cossiracted affair n - -
al oelds tile l='st washing mao hin. on
The assfkei The Company ~afts gsssi
Responsible rs,lsestoFs tasiies sisoahf
nat fad 10 So the workings - this
nsFhine
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

wl'i.is Msi.a.s.ss ssa Msss zssss
.l. N-s''s n.sase .sd xsrss. ]. PAL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

Bufirlck 4 Watierasn proprietors -
The Pomona Nsssefiee. lecats,i IL Ca
casis. . Kept quite busy attending g. the
MACY visitors that Fisw their hne ex
hiiit - frat trees. etc. whsch - shuw
nesf the main entrance FARMERS arc
pa4ti,ulaFly interested in this exhiiat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

t'fsi.t ilaatef have one - the finest
displays a HoFai aesighs cut FoweTs
and pisHta ewes sshlhfle.f ~ fhs Western
alcbisan fsif II sill pa3 The slsiLs g.
call snd zee their green keuses iaatsd
q aoe Asdissa asrsns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

Andfess lirpea = Co. whose Offices
are loesfei 10 The Niehisaa Trust build
ln9 are meeting elth phspomenai sae
cee~ stth the famous Nlne Ucioek
Wasbinx Tea. q ehirh th~y are agents
~ thie section The hFm's hsoth = 10
rsted 10 Act hall ard - visited - fully
a. nsay peapi~ - any ether eshihit ia
tAe huliasng This Nine Oelaek WASH
ma Tea - wonsieffpl compositions.
* Ear utofe value than INST 90.
xen have aay iti~a 4. and - rapsdiy
es,unins % TIE treat II iakes the place
II =oap. has ths same fanrtgns A. ssssp
sod sass 80 serk ia fas ssafs eaiisfse
foFy a1sanna LADIES' that ases go
<.s- ff,ss<s " sehing Tea al nexes -
eifhoaf a. Al rrs<~ss hsnslis IA ard II
- s.ld - PACKAGES AZ ) srnfs each IL
fieaaing eaFp~ts. iiaes - ssea - ss-h
20 q tie snust esMasen seFt the "a
49, - sqaal t,assiss give = = trisi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
ODD FELLOWS
Exposition
Unofficial Route
Via
G.. IL. * L.

Excursion tickets to Chicago and re-
turn will be sold on Sept. ~. y aud %.
A rate Of 500. good for return for ten
days Trains leave Grand Rapids at
1906 a. IN. and Ii 20 p. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
SKsKp-hO0T CURED NE.
Had Torpid liver Fer ~ years.
Bilious all the Time.

sf,tsrs.-. ~ hilitlsss fetrf. <r-.
MANY tlsss.s u has hen i'm +A
s.s-szil,ls TOE frc - ID anf 49, ~
ktoI ri talsaf nr ktlforf's
sfxA IA r-GooG wss
ngvf f~ts,r,uiessslrsl Co. me - -
~ o.thsasee. ttiackhufn
60 tlpfsrsistsa nssatur. LIN
lssi After taking one A
hffie I va unftftaIa E<~A
uhssh her I wse really ~ 4k#RN
fiVlnx aay t=psnt of not; ~
after taxing the spofi ID
fssffis hoNevef. 7 funnfi A&H
thai spx bath was lnprpt-
inr AL ssssssiassssi untn hal taken fysitiss-
raa new theeffuily Fessannssnd ~ An "
uo0'f a. every fne vho hss torpid liver. fst
n has sstrspfrfelf cslfesi NE I"
Ia 18th l<a o. W cnntsffssEr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
Many There.

Many visitors yesterday viewed the
handsome display made ~ tie Ratkc
Hamilton Hardware company. located
al No. l. South Division street. This
rev mercantile house has gained lots II
friends Ia the pact week Who vii re-
meaher ~the little hardware store
when IN need Of goods handled by such
! concern
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

katner is straight Heats.
Falxlasn Mediums progeny was out
for money 10 the 500 pacing. and Kaiser
There were 40 features. The ray stat
lion meant business from ths start. aud
had things al his own way all the way
around the track. Each heat Was re-
petition o, the preceding.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

In the warm weather you may set all
tired out and run down. and affections
of the HOOD may trouble You. Hood
Sarsapstrilla il just the medicine 10 give
you strength and health.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

Between the second and third heats
Saoie Cur. by Sable Wilkes. dam by
Guy Wilkes. started TO beat I'D; but
he broke near the quarter and finished
"a - tlt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

Round Trip 500
To Chicago and back. iacluding state
room berth. via Holland and Chicago
Line Steamers. see adv. on inside page,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-01
HUST0NvIllE

Jones Baughman and sister, Miss
Kate, entertained their friends on Mon
day evening.
Miss BERTHE EnoCh has been employ
Ell to take charge OF Carriers school,
near Hustonvile. She is qualified and
well deserves the appointment.
The next session of Christian Col
lege will open Monday, Sept. 4th. We
have good reasons to look for large at
tendance and prosperous session.
The interior of the College IS being
lastly painted and papered The corps
OF teachers will bee the same with the
exception OF Miss Clay, of Bourbon,
who will take the chair vacated by Miss
Ora Enoch.
The meeting at Morelsnd, conduct
ell by Rev. Cockrell, closed Tuesday.
While in progress several young men
were reproyed for i'll conduct. In turn
these young men bestoweds like favor?
on the preacher, for some charge un
known 10 the writer. But 10, he fled
As to the question why did he flee
rather than prosecute or endure such
disreputable otfense, becomes more diff
ticult to answer.
Mrs. G. II. Paine, OF Boston, anC
Miss Louise Bailey, of your place, were
with Miss Dolly Williams last week
Mr.. James Frye and family have return
ed from Russell Springs. Mrs. w. p
Swope and little son, Parker, of Owen
ton, and Mrs. Granville Shaw, Of Louis
vile, are guests of Mrs. $. q. Drye
Mrs. w. j. Robertson, of Springfield,
and Mr.. Reed Knott, of California, are
with their sister, Mrs. Emmett McCor
mack. Mrs, Mrs. Maggie Rudolf anC
Carrie Carpenter, of Wichita, Kas., ar
also her guests. Mr.. Adolphus Pur
year, OF Nashville, Tenn, came by en-
route to Chicago. Misses Ieager o
BOYLE, who visited Miss MARY Adams
have returned. Miss Minnie Drye ant
Mr.. Henry Garten, OF Charlottesville
were with friends here this week. Mis-
Jane Bain, of Simpson county, former
ly OF Hustonville, is visiting old friend
here. Mrs. May and family, OF Somer
set, spent several days with Mrs. ID. 5
| Carpenter.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-01

Reduced rates TO Lstonia fall races,
Sept. . to Oct 7th, via Queen Il Cres'
cent route. Tickets on sale each day OF
meeting to Cincinnati and return, good
five days from date of sale, from all sta
tians on q. & G. and Louisville Southern
in Kentucky. Tickets Cincinnati to
Lexington and return at one fare for the
round trip every Saturday evening, good
returning Monday, will enable turimen
and others TO spend Sunday in the Blue
Grass Region. ID. q. Edwards, G.P. A,
Cincinnati, o.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-01
FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.

The latonia races begin to-mor-
row
-Southdown ewes and bucks for sale.
Or G. Fowler, Stanford. 81
-FoR SALE.-Ten nice 2year-old
mules. G. A. Redd, Sr., Crab Orchard
B. q. Cover sold to J. NJ. Hendricks
first cottage and lot beyond the toll-gste
on the Hustonville pike for $500
Monte Christie, Jr. wore the blue
tie in the big saddle stallion ring a,
shelbyville. He has worn a tie in each
of the four saddle purses he has showr,
but was never before better than third.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-01
LIBERTY.

Quarterly Conference OF the Metho-
dist church is now going on at Atwood's
Chapel.
John W. Wilkinson, who has been
seriously sick for more than a week, is
now up and going around.
Miss Lulu Page, of Columbia. &C.
companied Mrs. Wilkinson home from
her visit to that place and is again among
us.
Mr.. j. +. Aheran and l.. b. Minor
have put bright coat OF paint on the
remod eled church and it now looks like
new building. They will also paint
Pierce's hotel when ready for it.
Mrs. Savannah Lsnhsn, operated on
for obstruction of the bowels, last week,
died on Saturday morning. After the
OPP ration 1t was found that there WAS
| only mere chance 10 save her lite, for
a. usual in such eases, it had been de.
lsyed too long.
There were very few in attendance
at county court Monday and there was
no business before the court. But still
the day was made interesting on ac-
count OF the monthly meeting of George
| Cabbell Post u. \. X. and also of the
Casey County Medical Association. The
| Association met in the court house with
j. T. Wesley in the chair. There was a
! good attendance OF the medical iraterni-
/ ty and among those of other counties
were Drs. Hawkins Brown and Patrick
Humphrey, of Hustonville. Proceed
ings opened by n well written paper on
Dysentery by DR.. w. l.. Lowder, OF
Humphrey, after which the subject was
thoroughly discussed by Drs. II, Brown,
Isaiah Wesley, Drs. Haney, W. T. Gar
ner and ]. T. Wesley. This discussion
consumed the forenoon session. In the
afternoon DIR. Haney opened with pa
per on inflammation, which was debat-
ed by the members generally. Then
followed paper on Cholera Iniantum
by DR.. q. l.. Herren, which elected very
interesting views from Drs. Haney, Par.
ker, Brown, Humphrey Lowder and
Isaiah, James and J. T. Wesley. DR.
Isaiah Wesley then reported case OF
amputation OF the breast and exhibited
the tumor removed, followed by DIR. j.
T. Wesley giving history of the case
Urs. Brown, Stone and Lowder were APP,
pointed committee to arrange a pro.
gram for the next meeting, who, aftel
retiring for a few minutes, reported tn,
following: a paper on Placenta Previ'
by DR.. James Wesley; one on The Prac
tice OF Medicine by DIR. w. T. Garner
The association then adjourned to meet
at Dunnville on the 18th Monday in Sep
TENDER at 10 A. NJ.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-01
ROWLAND.

No town can BOAST of more eff.
cient railroad agent than our polite and
accommodating Mr.. Brown.
1t is stated on good authority that
young man, aged % years, ate dinner in
this city a few days ago with his father,
mother, step-father and step.mother.
Tell John Bright to explain this.
AT regular meeting of Cyclone
Lodge X. Of H., held in the rooms of d.
A. Twaddle's hotel, Monday night, Joe
Peck and Thomas Farlee went through
the mysteries OF the order. The lodge is
in fourishing condition.
Many OF our citizens are interested
in the proposed strike against the re-
duction OF wages on the l.. u n. and it
is generally believed that the company
is imposing an unjust and unreasonable
hardship on its employees.
-Needmore, the southeastern part Of
this city, with it's splendid business
houses on Main street and it's handsome
cottages on the surrounding hills, pre-
|
are vacant on account of the action Of
the railroad and they can be bought or
leased on low and easy terms. With
plenty OF water, a fertile country and
the best railroad facilities these houses
should be filed and a hemp, tobacco or
broom mandatory put on foot This
is the chance for the capitalist.
Ponce de Leon, who sailed to Amer
lea in search OF the tabled fountain
which would restore youth and the Wig
or OF life, lived centuries too early. 1t
can he found in the rear OF Joe Huff
mans barber shop. II flows freely and
has wonderful medicinal properties
Dan Twaddle and Mart Kearns have
been using II and the bloom Of youth(?.
can be seen on their cheeks Uriah
Dunn's hair is turning black and Ton
Shorts is curling like a childs. Tel
Happy Jack TO come down and try it
j. :. Murphy, OF the l.. Il n, ha,
returned from Lilly. Geo. W. Stephens
and DIR. J. A. Anon have returned from
Altamont, where they have been on &
business trip. A. J. Caldwell, of Eas
Bernstadt, is stopping at j. w. Carrier s
to be treated by DR.. Carpenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Burgess, OF Louisville, are
, visiting Mrs. T. l.. Shelton. MI. W. ;
Knox has just returned from the World
Fair. Mr.. james Green, OF the q. {
railroad, was at the shelton House sun
day. Mr.. Fred Graves, of Livingston
has been here to see q lady friend. Mr..
and Mrs. I. =. Dudderar, OF Richmond
are visiting Mrs. Alfred Haley. Mr.
and Mrs. Dan McCullum. Of Junction
City, are visiting d. A Twaddle anC
wife. Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. kearns hav,
returned from a visit to her father anC
mother in Marion county. Mr.. 5. K
Newland, of Taylor, Texas, is VISITING
friends in Rowland. Mr.. G. A. Major
OF Knoxville, Tenn, is visiting his favor
lite girl in this city.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-01
MOreiand

The Methodist meeting at Morelaud
drew large crowds and though there was
good deal of Lord. thank Thee that
am not az other men are about the
sermons. Bro. Cockerel is very earn
est speaker and gives some excellent adj
vice. Let us hope that much good will
result from his efforts here.
A very pathetic story is told of Nj.
Bndgewater's little hoy, Henry. When
told that his father was dying the little
fellow dropped on his knees and earn
estly asked the Lord to spare his father,
but IT he died, to keep him out OF that
awful burning place where wicked peo-
pie 70. A lady who heard the child says
that she never heard a more earnest
prayer from the lips OF any one.
Misses Dollie Bowles aud Susie
Thompkins, OF Richmond, Va, and Miss
Addie Hawkins, of Frankfort, KY, are
visiting their relatives, Mr.. W. b. Haw-
kins, of this place, and Mrs. Julia Cal.
vert, OF junction City. Mr.. and Mrs w.
b. Hawkins will return To the coal mines
at Lily to-day. Moreland has a matron
who would have honored ancient Rome
This lady is 80 years of age, the mother
OF ii children, the youngest only few
months old, does all her own work with
the alacrity of girl OF Is and looks like
a very comedy matron of 80.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-01

The news OF the death OF Rev. George
Hunt, which occurred at his home in
Lexington, Monday, was received with
deep regret here, where he was greatly
beloved by all classes, inside and out OF
the Baptist church, OF which he was for
long time the faithful pastor. He was
born in Fayette 63 years ago and has al
ways regarded that as bis home. Grad
uating at Georgetown College when he
was is, he began at once to teach and
was for Is years connected with educa-
tional institutions, holding successfully
a professorship in Georgetown College
and the principalship of Bethel College.
He prepared himself for the ministry at
the Theological Seminary at Danville
and his first call was to Maysville
where he served the church for a num-
Der OF years. Mr.. Hunt was twice mar.
ried, first to a daughter OF the distin.
guished Baptist preacher, DR.. billiard
who died shortly after the birth OF their
first child, and second to sister of Elk
Congressman James F. Clay, of Hender
son, who bore him seven children, in.
Guiding Mr.. Clay Hunt, the well known
drummer, who frequently comes here
Three years ago Mr.. Hunt offered fol-
superintendent OF public instruction
and received the instructions of most o
the counties in which he was known
but he withdrew before the convention
met. A well-spent life was ended peace
fully and calmly and he has heard tn,
plaudit, "Well done thou good anC
faithful servant, enter thou into th,
Joy OF thy Lord"