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Mr.. Fred Kaye and wife, Vine Grove,
are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Percy Beard and Miss Margaret
Beard are visiting at Union Star.
Mr.. Joel Claycomb's daughter, OF Bew
leyville, is visiting Miss Emma May.
Miss lula G. Daniel left yesterday to
spend few days visiting in Greensboro.
You can always find us in the lead as
to both prices and quality of goods.-W.
b. Hardin.
The Worlds Fair has closed, but our
low prices on family groceries continue.
w. b. Hardin.
Revs. White and Digger have just
closed successful meeting at the Bap-
fist church at Jolly's station.
We have something nobby in ladies'
and mems shoes and at prices surprising
low-Kaye, Mattinely & Hoben.
1t was reported here last week that
Robert McGuffin, OF Buras, was thinking
Of coming here to go into business.
Parties, who have crops of fine Burley
tobacco for sale, will do well TO see Mr..
Winebrinner, the tobacco buyer of our
town.
The railroad tax suit did not come up
in the Federal Court at Louisville last
week. 1t may probably be heard one
day this week.
Mr.. John Stith purchased an acre OF
ground last week from James Bishop
opposite the new college building. He
will build on it at once.
The new carpet was put down in the
NJ. L. church South last week. An
effort will be made next to provide new
seats, which will add much to the looks
OF the surroundings
Since the late Republican victory new
candidates are bobbiog up for office in
that party. We have heard the name Of
Taylor Beard spoken of for County
Court Clerk and that of G.. 7. Jolly for
County Judge.
Mr.. Arch Goodman returned last week
from Oklahoma. He went out some
weeks ago and was present at the open
ing of the Cherokee strip. He made a
run for section of land and was success
full in stalking his claim.
The Foreign Missionary Society will
meet at Mrs. V. Daniels to hold their
public meeting for special prayer and
Thanksgiving on Tue sday afternoon No
vember 2Sth. The program for the
week can be found in Nashville Chris
tan Advocate Of October 10Th, also in
the Woman's Missionary Advocate for
November. All ladies interested in the
work are invited to attend.
Gen. A. J. Gross was in the city Mon
day and received his certificate of cleo.
ton from the examining Board. The
official count gave him a majority of 81
in the district. 1t was reported here a
few days ago that Mr.. Blanford would
contest Gen. Gross election because the
officers that held the election in the Big
Spring precinct in Meade county were
all Democrats Mr. Blanford has been
heard to say later, however, that he
would make no cont st.
One of the most disgraceful things that
has happened here for sometime occurred
early Sunday night. Gilmore & Hicks,
proprietors of the Flying Dutchman,
when they went down to their tent Sun.
day night after supper found that some
one had been there and punched the
eyes out Of their wooden horses attached
to the machine. To say that the gentle
men were considerable worked up over
the matter is putting it mildly, They
had uniformity treated everybody here
with respect, and that anyone would
thus willfully mutilate their property
in their absence, was great surprise to
them. They regard the loss as consider
able as it will cost good deal to make
it good. The young men who were
guilty of the act were run down and will
be handled by law.
The Republicans met in the Court
house Saturday night to ratify over the
result OF the recent election. The crowd
was small, but they were very enthu-
siastic over their late victory. Hon.
Jonas Wilson, the Representative, had
been notified of the meeting and was
present from Cloverport. The Hon.
Charles Blanford had been notified to be
on hand, but did not appear. Mr.. An
drew Driskell, the new Superintendent
elect OF school was also present Mr..
Frank .Haswell, chairman of the County
Republican Committee called the house
to order, and stated briefly the program
for the evening. He said they had come
together to have sort of love feast as
it were. He said that for many years
their party had known nothing but de-
feat for the offices in this county, and
now as they had gained decided victory
he thought every Republican should re-
joice. At this every body broke out in
yell. He said he thought it wss good
omen for another victory next year, and
also for the party as national body in
'96. Hon. Jonas Wilson was the next
speaker Of the evening. Mr.. Wilson
spoke briefly, and said he didn't wish to
say anything more than TO thank the
people, especially Republicans, for the