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home Saturday accompanied by Mrs.
Charles J. Cronan, who was her guest
this week.
Miss Ellen Trimble, of Mt. Sterling
is the guest of Mrs. ]. G. Swaugo, on
the South Side.
Miss Annie Reed, of Louisville, ar
rived Saturday to visit her cousin,
Miss Kate Green.
Miss Ophelia Thomasson visited
Miss Lille May Stone, at Stamping
Ground, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Power, OF
Lexington, are visiting the latter's
mother in this city.
Mrs. John E. Miles and daughter
returned home yesterday from trip
to the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. and Mrs. J. A. Cain, of Yer
sailles, were here the first of the
week visiting friends.
Mr.. Ben Bartholomew and wife, of
Louisville, visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Saffell on the Fourth.
Mr.. John Heller and family, OF
Louisville, were here the first Of the
week visiting friends.
Miss Anna May Stephens Is visiting
her brother, Mr.. Robert Stephens, in
New Albany, Indiana.
Mrs. @. Herancourt and grand
daughter, Miss Flora Wolfe, went to
Columbus, Ohio, Sunday.
Mr.. Willard r. Hameline and wife
of Mt. Sterling. are visiting the fami-
ly Of Mr.. James Ledridge.
Mr.. George Berberich, Of Cincin-
natl, was here on the Fouth visiting
his father, MIR. v. Berberich.
Miss Lille May Stone, after a visit
to Miss Pattie Thomasson retu rned
to Stamping Ground Saturday.
Mrs. George L. Willis is here from
Chicago on a visit TO her parents
Major and Mrs. Henry T. Stanton.
Mrs. Fl. X. Brawner and daughters,
Misses Agnes and Clara, went to Owen
county Thursday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Victoria Norwood, who has
been visiting friends in this city, has
returned to her home in Louisville.
Misses Maria and Isabel Lindsey
have gone to Ashville, North Caro-
Inns, for a sojourn of several weeks.
Mr.. Rufus s. Dinkle, of this city,
left Tuesday for Catlettsburg, where
he will locate for the practice of law
DR.. and Mrs. Blanton, from Cincin-
natl. were here on the Fourth visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Duncan.
Miss Sadie Crutcher went to
Nicholasville Saturday to visit her
cousin, George L. Crutcher and wife.
Mrs. F. A. Lyons and daughter, Miss
Anna, of Louisville, spent several
days with friends in this city this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Web Gazlay, of Louis
vile, were in the city this week to
spend the Fourth with Mrs. Gazlay's
mother.
Mrs. M. j. Gaines, Misses Jennie
Gaines, Margaret A. Lewis, Pattie
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When Travelling,

Whether on pleasure bent, or bust
ness, take on every trip a bottle of
Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleas
antly and effectually on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, preventing fevers,
headaches and other forms Of sick.
ness. For sale in SOC. and 81 bottles
by all leading druggists. Manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only
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Births.

Cox-In Bellepoint, on Thursday,
July 8, 1898, to Mr.. John Cox, jr., and
wife, a son; weight pounds.
OLLIvER-Tuesday, to the wife Of
Charles Olliver-a boy.
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Every Farmers Benefit

To call and see Jake Ahler at his new
quarters, the Saratoga Saloon. Finest
wines, brandies and WHISTLES to be
had anywhere. Also burgoo and fine
lunch every county court day. 44-tf
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-08

Saratoga Saloon just opened, with
the best brands Of wines and liquors
Of all kinds, and fine lunch always
on hand. Soup every day.
44-tf JAKE AHLER, Prop'r.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-08

ShiIOh's VitaIizer is what you need
for Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Yellow
Skin or Kidney Trouble. 1t is guar
anteed to give you satisfaction.
Price 76c. Sold by W. Mckee Hardie.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-08

If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-08

The Saratoga Saloon, just opened
at 217 st. Clair street, has the finest
and best liquors, and Is fitted up In
the latest style. JAKE AHLER,
Aft Proprietor.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-13

The report of the Committee on Ac-
counts, which will come up for action
in the House this week, will raise the
usual issue as to committee clerkships.
There is little doubt that in many in
stances these offices are mere sinecures.
Unless it can be shown by the records
that the clerks render service, and arc
therefore necessary. to the transaction
Of the public business, they should be
Topped off. The necessities Of the Gov
eminent economically administered
should be the sole rule in the admins
tration Of public affairs.
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VULGAR SAN JONES

Rev w f. Powell Of Parkelsburg,
hits Sam Jones IN the following man
ner in the Josrtai aud Messengers
'SamJones has spent some days at
the campmeeting at Moundsyille w.
Va. and at Mountain Lake lark, Md,
as All attraction. sam draws, but,
Judging from what tie editor of W.
K-eyser Echo, who il himself q Methp.
dist preacher says, Sans presence Is 4
disgrace II 4 tTuly refined aid civiliz
I cd community And when YOU think q
| Sam as a religious teacher, i seems &
usthat biz satanic majesty must smile
The proper thing 70 dois q leave san
Jones off alIN programs q religiaui
" ,rk; and If L vulgar clown n real J
needed anywhere, ealls sam ZONES
he can meet e-tiemand,
Only in rare instances Is d man Jus
tilted IN borrowing money g pay th'
Ytaxes OH dog
III " y r. Il + II
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Under the new rules recently adopt
ed by the House the Committee on.
Rnles can at AIRY time report clotnre if
they shall see fit, without any previous
resolution, under the provision Of the
rales which authorizes that Committee
to fix the order Of business In other
words, tie House can do business when
ever necessary, in spite Of %filibnsters /;
and in expediting its business i will
be following constitutional lines, IN
stead of meandering into the unknown
region beyond constitutional bounds
where autocracy becomes theqhigher
law, as it was when Gar Reed sat in
the Speakers chair.
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SEND THEM no 5 lHoOL.

There IS no excuse for boys and girls
growing up in ignorance in this city or
county. None whatever If they do
il is not so much their own fault as
the fault Of them parents or guardians.
Frequently boys and girls of GER
tain age reach the conclusion that they
do not want to goto schoolany longer.
The girls have an idea that they ought
to be wearing long dresses and boys
want to be out cumming around And
SO they announce to the old folks :,
that they guess they will not 90 TO
school this year" This i a very COM
mon thing, aud very frequently the
z old folks allow them to have their
way about il. These are often the gid
dy, silly girls You see So constantly on
the streets, and these arethe boys tia,
are rapidly developing into coarse and
ignorant citizens
Send them 70 school, and Send then
now at the beginning y the term i
doesn't matter whether they want L
60 OF not. Send them anyhow, Ant
See that they 60 regularly the entir,
Near. By s. doing yoa viii confer III,
greatest .p5ssible blessing on them
The boys and girls have no nglit I
say whether they will 60 e school .
not. That's your responsibility IS pa
rent OF guardian. And il II 4 respon
sibility that yon caunot shun.
School has commenced. Send tia
boy md girl Of yours tomorrow an
keep them there untilgnSxt June, an
twill be the best thing yop ever al
for them IN yolr life Parkersbur
STATE Ioaraal.
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During the prevalence % the Glipp
the past season il was a noticeable
fact that those who depend upon DR.
Kings New Discovery, not only had a
speedy recovery, but escaped NIL Of the
troublesome after effects Of the mala-
dy This remedy seems 70 have q pc
cnliar power not onlyinetfeetlng rapid
cures Of La Grippe, but in all Diseases
DC Throat, Chest and Lungs, and has
cured eases Of Asthma and Hay Fever
Of long standing. Try ii aud be com
vinced 1t wont disappoiut Free
Trial Bottles at + G. Williams, il, 4
Go. Drug Store. Large bottles, soc.
and 81 90
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! AeIpEAr CANDIDATE.

For your favor ~ Oito'scurc for The
throat and lungs. ard We can eonti-
IDENTIFY recommends toall as a superior
remedy ,for coughs. colds. asthma,
bronchitis, aud all long affections. II
will stop acongl, quicker tlan amy
known remedy We guarantee i 70
cure you. Instant relief IN All eases
Of Group and wlooping cough. II You
are Suffering. don't DELAY. but call oil
ns aud get sample boitle of this
great guaranteed remedy and be one
+of the great paIty on the road y
health. Samples free, Large Bottles
soc. Il Il. NJ Gilbert q Bro. sole
agents.
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BRUNSWICK BUDGET.

& #
Church, Musical and Industrial Matters in this
@ Busting Town.
Grace p. +. Chapel, which was com
pletedin the spring, was conseerated
Sunday by Bishop Paret.
The Methodist Episcopal church will
be improved by an addition Of twenty
feet, frescoing the entire interierand
putting iii stained glass windows Tho
exterior was recently improved.
The Cornet Band was organized,
and the new instruments have arrived.
The band is under the leadership Of
Prof D. D. Seibert
A number Of farmers viii devote
their energies to the cultivation Of
fruit trees and sugar corn next year,
owing 10 tile low prices Of wheat and
corn.
Four spans Of the bridge over The
Potomac are Vet to be completed. I'm.
portant changes will be made in the
Maryland approach.
The Bethlehem Lutheran eongrega
tion, Rev Ferdinand Hesse, pastor,
have bought 4 lot for their church on
Second street, IN Wenner's. addition.
They have received a donationof $500
from the board Of Church extension
and will build frame church TO cost
about 81 500 Work has already be
gun on the foundation, andthe churcl
will be completed BY December list.
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Repairing Of any kind dine ~ John
{ GAINED 2s POUNDS

DIR. ] a DEASE. tsATaKILL. When
] began taking yeur pills | was all run
down: Ecould scarcely retainany food
on my stomach, and my sleep was
Very irregular and uncertain. Since
began taking yom Dyspepsia Pills
some SIX weeks ago. ! have been able
to cal anything and retain II; sleeT
well, have gained % pounds in weight
and fed Ikea new man all ever.
,IoHN SAVIOR: Police Officer,
Hagerstown, Nd
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VOW "A THg TIMg

whenmotlis begin TO get in'.their
work. and IL you want 70 save your
woJlens, carpets. &c. from the ravages
81 This pest. you can get nothing more
sure 10 Kill them than COAL TAR
CAMPHOR, which i much cheaper
than campIior, and more effective. a
large supply Of above article just re-
ceivcd At a. ii. Gilbert 4 Bro. $, Drug
gist, I'm Queen street
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pAsa III on.

Once when | was school boy going
home for tho holidays ] had a long
way 10 90 to reach the far away little
town IL Which dwell. / arrived At
Bristol and got on board the steamer
with just money enough to pay my
fare; and that being settled, thought
in my innocence had paid fer every
thing needed IN the way Of meals !
had what wanted as long as we were
in smooth water; then came the rough
Atlantic, and the heed IF nothing
more. had been lying il my birth
four hours wretchedly il and past
caring for anything, when there came
the steward and stood beside me.
"Your bill, SIR said he, holding'out
a piece Of paper.
Il have no money said, in my
wretchedness.
Then ! shall keep your luggage.
1 What Is your name and address !" ]
told him. Instantly he took off the
cap he wore, with the gilt band about
II, and held out his hand II should
like % shake hands with you, he said.
gave him my hand and shook his
as welI Ms ] could Then came the ex.
PLANTATION how that some years be-
fore, some little kindness had been
shown his mother by my father in the
sorrow Of her widowhood
II never thought the chance would
come for me q repay Il, said he.
pleasantly, "but am glad il las.
80 am |, said 1
AS soon as got ashore ! fold my
father what had happened .Ah, said
he, see how bit Of kindness lives
Now he has passed i on 70 you, Re-
member, if you meet anybody thai
needs friendly hand Won must pass
il on to them.
Years had gone by. ] had grown
lup, and quite forgotten il all, until
one day-I had gone to the station II
rome Of our main lines. was inst 90
I ing to take my ticket when ! saw 4
little lad crying n thorough gentle
man lie was, trying to keep back The
troublesome tears, rs he pleaded With
the booking clerk.
What is the matter, my lad Il
asked
IF you please, sir, haven't money
enough to pay my fare. | have all
want but few pence; and ! tell The
clerk If he will trust me | will be sure
to pay him.
Instantly II flashed upon me The
forgotten story Of hong ago. Here,
then, was my chance 70 pass il on.
gave him the sum needed, and then
got into the carriage with him, Then
told the little fellow the story Of long
ago, and Of the stewards kindness 70
me. Now, to-day ! said, II pass
it on to you, and remember, if yop
meet anyone who needs kindly hand
you must pass it on is him.
II will, sir, will, cried the lad, as
J he took my hand. and his eyes flashed
} with earnestness.
Il am sure You will answered.
!, | reached my destination, and left
\ my little friend. The last sign ! had
of him was the handkerchief huttering
from the window Of the carriage, as If
to say ut is all right, sir;l will pass
it on. Home aud School Visitor.
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srREsslT AND HEALTH,

If Won are not feeling strong aud
healthy. Try Electric Bitters If La
Grippe has left you weak and
weary, use Electric Bitters. This
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that this theremedy yon need Large
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il. q Go Drug Store,
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Senator Stewart says that it is Mrs
Stewart, not himself, who Is interest
ed in silver mines. This reminds us Of
the way Adam sought to explain his
delinquency. But the Senator ought
moi to testify for Mrs. Stewards silver
mines. any more than for his own.
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The senatorial gas bags are still
spouting. Itlooksmnchas though these
alleged statesmen would stop 70 jaw
on the Threshold Of eternity.
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The Republican National League is
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pend its energies on Ohio, Iowa
and Massachusetts,. These States will
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Leading forlorn hope is not tie
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republicans seem 70 be having hard
time 10 find man who il patriotic
enough 10 take the job.
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It will be unconditional repeal or
nothing. That's correct, gentlemen
Of the Senate, but the deuce Of il sit
seems to be mostly wind up 70 this
time
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WEDNESDAY, EVENING. SEPTEMBER 10, 1888

Champaign, H., has been 100 days
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paign.
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The Senate might take hint from
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have peace.
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q, N. R. NATIONAL RNoAllPaGEI.

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AGRICULTURAL FAlEs
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80 LII
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-02-08
A Foolish Change Proposed.


The Lutheran ministers are right in
opposing the passage of the bill now
before the Wisconsin legislature, to set
up marriage license system in this
state. Under the proposed new law no
marriage could take place until Ii
cense had been secured from;the coun-
ty clerk. The cost of the license would
be $3.50. This would involve two dis
tinct hardships without any cores
ponding benefit. In the first place,
there would be the trouble of ajourney
to the county seat. In the second place
there would be the imposition of tax
of So so at time when the people called
upon to pay it would in most cases be
unusually anxious to avoid unnecessary
expenses. the third place there is
no reason whatever for believing that
society would be the gamer under the
new law; for if justices of the peace
and clergymen are sometimes careless
enough to sanction marriages which
should not take place, how can greater
care and discretion be expected from
county clerks and the deputies,of coun-
ty clerks? -EUe?aing Wisconsin.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-02-08
PERSONAL.

Frank f. Woodland has taken trip
to Duluth, MINI.
William G. Kurzweg, of Chicago, is a
visitor at his fathers home in the Sec
ond ward.
Mrs. Robert Lewis and Mrs. Dura
M. Woodland are visiting friends in
Milwaukee.
Miss Grace Mansfield, of Johnson 3
Creek, was the guest Monday of Miss
Edith Brown.
Herman Martin stopped over here
to call on relatives yesterday while on
his way home from Jefferson to Mil
waukee.
C. P. Bosch, of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
one of the leading barley dealers of his
state, visited A. NJ. Prime Thursday
and looked over our malt business.
Conductor White and family remov-
ed last week to their new home at
Madison. Mr.. White is well pleased
with his new run, for although he has
to double his route between Madison
and here each day, he has increased
pay.
Jerome w. Brown, employed with
The Virginia & North Carolina Wheel
company, of Richmond, Va, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William P.
Brown. He appears to be succeeding
we'll in his Southern home. This is his
| first visit here in several years.
Ralph Blumenfeld, son of D. Blum
enfield, of The Weltbuerger, and con-
nected in an editorial capacity with the
London edition of The New York Her
aid, arrived in New York City last
Wednesday on business. He expects
to return in short time to London.