davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-12

8ruoerS Der OGu3bGltcrin DerritDrte. SeBt
frat Bic iDtdtige Trage an Die 8e60rocn
bcran, ipclc6c 6altung man Dem 9tichtcr
9cgeniIber einneDmcn loute, Set nun cinz
maj BON ser 0ffentlic9en Oteinuug ser Wtitz
tcbulo angctlagt Dlr6. SIS ban0elte iic1
ltnt fetncn gcrinaercn ais ben Ocfan Der
OtaoriOcr 9tjbter, 9tobri9ueS 3opata, alio
nm cine i1On Der Steuung ipegen bocbanz
geiehene 8crl0nllcbfeit, 9egcn sic aleroing5
Berba6c5griiltoe porlo9en. MQn fam iic6
0enfen, nelden @inoruG 0teie 0in0e
un6 Dieic Gage ollf bNs 8ublifum macbel1
muBtcn. Nftt 9fecbt fragte man ii6: WenIt
oer9let6cn Bel Ben 0iitern beS OeieBe5
m0gltcb lit, ipie itebt eS bann iiberDaupt
init Den 8ltrgi6aften aus, baB mir nocD
uuler Gtecbt ftnben =? 9dB DaS Sltiti5neien
b%ier}uLonbe all lcbperen ltebeln fronft unb
ipcgcn oeS iebr t0euren, auBeroroentlicb
lan8iamen un0 umitGnblicben BroScBoer>
fa1renS fart in WtjBa6tung gefommen if,
lit ia au9emctn b%efonnt. 8er3ic9ten 6ocb
piele 8iir9er, bte ibr 8crm0gcn nibt 3u
@run0c ricbten moQen, eber auf sic 8erfolz
gung ibreS guten GebteS, ais baB ite itcb
ouf einen 8ro5cB einlaiien. Qber uelche
6olgen fir ba5 Nec6t5bepuBtictu,
fir Bic ~io5tale Srbnung, tpetcbc
obne ein frdfttgeS unb 9eiunbeS Organ
Ser Suitis l1ic6t bentbar lit, miiBten iic6
crit ergeben, menn Die Ni9ter ielbit nic6t
mebr SuperlGiiig iinb o6er gar 6aoor 3urIfz
lcbreden, ctncn ber tbrigen CUR Geranttporz
tun9 gu sie6cnI @etpiB, bic 8eriuc6ung
Lag nabc, AUDI oteie Sa6e bier, no 10 Oiel
Dertui9t mirb, NIT benz WfanteL oct 2iebe
lnb ser &~ouegialitdt SIT bebeGen, auf Die
@efa9r bin, Ben Qnar6tIten reue Q8affen
in Die 6anb gu britden, bic pirtlaner ieir
tpilr0en, ats oIe 9Dnamit6omben. '9Oc9
iiegte icbIieBlic6 = ut6 0oS 9ercidbt ben
ipanil9en 5tidtern gum Gubne = Die @r1
tDG9ung, OaB geraOe bier bic gauge Streuge
beS @eiebeS ipalten ntitli e, u1o baS fir otcz
len SAT- SuitGn6ige SbertriblnaL beibloB,
olc6 NIT benz 9efan bet W}abri6er 9ficbter
feline 2luSnabme gil mac6et, Dtelme0r auch
i'm lit Ben 9ufIage5uitanO SIT DerieBcn unb
perbaften GIT Iaiieu. Ser GerDaftung9z
befe6l lit anSgefibrt unb 3apata mic tc0er
onbere Sterblicbe ms @efGn9niB eingeltez
fert tpor0en, cine Shatiac6e, Bic in %unlerer
@eieQi9aft, pelhe bergIei6en lange ni3t
mebr 9eie6en bate, natitrIicb unge6eureS
Qtufieben erre9t bot un6 b~offentlicb Don
entiprechen6 betliamen 0trfun9en beglcttet
fem pirb, 9tutb fir ben ~Qlngeflagten ielbit
lit e5 10 better, 0a nur cine itretge ltnter7
fu6ung tbm i'm Safe, baB ct Denupb rnz
ibulbi8 iein ioQte, Sic DerlOren gc8angene
Gbre ipieDergeben farm.
, 1894-06-12
Ser &o1let9r66etftreif Tito Ole
SSnttfee=8ref1e.

Die Wtebr50bl Der en9lii6somertfani>
15en 3ettln9cn er9reift in 0cm-ficb nun
oni9einen0 bod benz @n6e 5uneigen6en-
Sample 5tpiic6en BEN geibnouenen Go6Gen>
baronen uno Sen balbOer6un9erten &oblens
grG6ern fit ~eritere 8artei, tpcnn aud, in
Der benz ydnfee urei9enen 9ufmGu1ermaz
nter, nicbt Dffen unb fret berauS. ionOeru
10 vOon binten berum". Q(uf ser an6eren
Sette baltcn ite aber ais e9te 9emogogeu
eS bob titr not6pen6ig, auc6 Dem Q(r6eiz
1ereLement 31 i6meideln. Dies muB Ser
Neutrality-suspicious. beiorgen. ga fiebt
man 3. 8. 0Guftg einen bot Set faIt
plaBenoen G%oblenbaron auf eilem ic6iperer1
@el0lod itBcn0 6nr9eiteQt, tpie ct b6bniih
9rtn1enb Dtt(tberi3aut nQc9 elmer &o6lens
8rdbertamtIie, bel 0enen man iO3ulaoen
Die &rocben ourcb Bic 6aut 1ebeu fann.-
Der 0rubcnoeitber i'm lteberfluB IchtpeLz
genO, uno ber BON tbm Iett Sa6r un6 SQQ
III oer bartDer5tgiten unb acknowledgements
0uSgeio8elte &oQlengrGber mitiammt Sen
0etnelt Dem 0ungerto6e na9c; pomit orlcb
o0ne lle6ertretbun8 bic Sac6(age treffli6
9etenn3eicbnet lit. Sn ben ebjtorieucn
mn Iofolen SpaIten 6eS namltcben 8lotz
les aber tptmmelt e5 bon u1e6r p6er tpenie
ger oeritedten 8eDdiii8en 9tuSfaucn gcgen
oaS g0er8eloufene, onorcbiftil9e @eIin6el,
0oS ltdb erfreobt, Oen @rubenbeiiBern 8uz
9eltaNOntIe abtrOBen GIT pouen."
Die &o3lenborOne iin6 nit Derlbpinz
0eno .8ertt18e1 &usno9mcn Sic rtc6tiqen
D$atentS2(mertfoner" un6 per6en bes6olb
oOn Den n8lti37ameritoniidcn 3eitunoen
1tetS nit Sammtban0i3uben anqefaBt, obz
@O9' 1e"e 3eitun9Si9reibsr ssnou 10 gut
, 1894-06-12
Oos 2l[tttsl 9e9en Ole nGbindbu9s.'

&uS @mpOria in &anios fommt Bic erz
treultcbe &unbe, baB baS bon 9rpfeI1or
Snotp bon Der StootSz ltntnerittGt in 2atuz
renee ertun0ene WtttteI gegen bic yGbtn6.
bugs" it9 in 2pon County trefflicb 6eipabrt
babe. 9urb Bic nit 8afterien tnfi5irten
0etre!0eipan5en, peL6e auf ben 6eloern
9uS8e1eBt tpor6en itnb, lift inter benz hinge
5teter turc4tbar Guf9erGumt tpOrbelt. Sine
1o9enannte Gbtnbbu9sS Station lit in Gmz
porta u1ter 8rofefior SEQ. 6. Q6oms BON
Der Stats gtOrmali9uIe erri6tet morbcn
uno eS 1tnb bon ba berieubte @ansen nac6
allen G6etlen bon &aniaS un6 DieGeu an0ez
rem lpeitltc6en Staten uno Gerrttorten,
ielbit bis nacb SeroS un6 Wferico gefd6ift
iporoen. 2lae 8ertBtc, Die bis ieBt i6er
bic &trfiamfeit beS Wittel8 in Gmporia
etngetrOffen iinb, lauten 9itnlttg.
, 1894-06-12
Gin Quffeben erre9enoer prosef

Mus Wtabri6 i6reibt man ser y&0Lt.
3t9.": v&iir5li9 itarb bier elm rei9er,
Acknowledgement 6err gtamenS Garrau3a,
Dem cine @irt6i6aftertn ben 6auSbalt ges
fit9rt bate. &ur5 Dor ictnem So6e Bate
ct Dem linn Iebr befreul10eten Nbgeoroneten
@onibo Qegeniiber Ben 0unib 9eGuBert,
Elm 9%eitontent 81 ma6e1t, tpGr a6er aus
benz 2e6en 9eibteoen, obne oieie Qtbit3t
aus9efibrt SIT BADEN. @rit 10 Sage ipGter
fte4te itb Der Gtbter elm, I'M ett Ser
5et6ntB oer6tnterlG1ienibaft auf5unebmen,
unO babel fanO iicb Elm ange6lt3 et9eubGn7
Big gelcbriebeneS Seltanent beS 8erltorbez
men, in bonn bic Nirt61c5afterin 3ur 6auptz
er6tn etn8elebt unD 6errn Gantoo cine
Summe beruta9t murbe. 9tefent fam
0ber Sic Sacbe ~Der6dc6ttg DOr, er D%ertpet>
gerte bic NnnaDnte 6eS 2egatS uno mabte
gLei63eitig einen Gertpanoten ietneS Sreul1>
beS oufmertiam, Ser bann au3 ntAt 5O9erte,
GtnipraGbe 81 erbeben ur6 Bic @cbtbeit beS
GeitamentS in Srage 5u ftcaen. Sn5pilben
mar bteie aber Durcb ySa6perftGnotge" feit1
geiteQt pDr0en; Der 8ertpan6te Durhe nit
ieinen Qlnipritcben bonn 9ticbter abgetpielen
un6 Die 9elebli6en T0rmlibfeiten na9men
einen fir bieiige Gerbaltniiie 10 %un8ew06nz
Ii@ raiben Serlauf, 6aB Die QuSlteferun8
6eS be0eutenOen 8etrogeS an Die Mirtbz
ibaftertn unmittelbar beO0ritan6. 9a
aber murbe in Ser Breiie 2Grm gei6la8en
un6 nit ibrer 6ilfe 8eIang eS, 6ur93ue
ieBen, baB Die Nn9ele9enbeit einem anOeren
Gid6ter. iI6er8e6en purbe. 9teier macbte
oucb nt6t piele llmitdu6e, iperrte bic 0auS@
bGlterin; beren 8ruber, Ben AbOOfaten,
fotpte ben @ert6tSi3reiber Elm unb lieB
burcb ben So9Oeritdnbi9en bes 9(usz
tpdrttgen &n1teS o6ne S6miert9feit BEN
8etpeis l%tefern, 0aB bas Geitament That
iGbltcA fali3 mar un6 bon Der 5ano bes
, 1894-06-12
Sultan M2uLen Nnilon it nid

= Sultan Wfulep 6eiian lit ni9t err
morbet porben, ionbern al ciner1 6icber
9eitorbeu." : O6aiian lit ni4t al cinem
6ieber 8eitorben, ion6ern ermoroet rpor7
ben" = p&ur5e s3eit por leinem 8obe fling
er an, ftb 81 erbrecben, unb Otes belt an,
bis 0aS 2eben entfloben mar" ST lit atlo
am @rbreDen 8eitOrben. gticbt bob
Ser Sultan lit al Der Gubr geitorben. -
O0tidbtS @eptiies tpeiB ma nibt," aber
tpo6lperbiirgten 9tacbricbtcn ~3ufolge, iou
MuIcp 6oiian aeitorben iein. 9ieie Shat
iacbe l6eint felt3uiteDen unb baS lit Die
6auptlacbe = tpenigitenS fir ben IiebenSz
tpiirbi9en Sobn, Der iebt all bic &e9ierun9
9eIau9t 1T. Da MtulcD 6~aiiaHsaber, 9ani
icineS 6aremS, gar bielerIetSObne bat, 10 I'll
at bieie Sobnesliebe ntbt Der getp0bnli9G
MaBftab anSulegen.
, 1894-06-12
}1Ur JOOermapn.
fit 9ro5 uno I(ein.
fit Qrn ono ReiCf.
COnklin'
9onOOm0
Nntliden lutffens.

giir 0as Daus entbalt es niib-
li6e 93ecepte auer 9trt, gtngaben
itber N}aB unO @eWi6t u,1,w.
Giir aanaeute giebt es Nuf~
i6luB in ge16dftli6en unO geIeb=
lifen Trogen, 1owie 8atb III Suh=
fitbrun9 unO ibreH Deri6ieOenen
Spitemen,
giir aaedJaniker cine 3uiant=
menftellltng Der III i6r Sad i6laz
genOen me6aniI9en @eIebe unO
aQer OenfDiirOigen @rfinOungen
unO W}a16inen,
giir DEN OauOmerker praftii6e
Gatbi6ldge unO itotiitii9e 2tuz
gaben,
gitr DEN 9anOmirtb @ittez
r%ungSregeln, 8O0e1tfunOe, Gat6z
i6l6ge fir 8eaferung, 2anbmei=
flung unO 8ebonOlung BON &ie6,
giir Gartner NuR6lii7e iiber
2eben8fdbisfeit Der Gamenarteu,
&eimen, 8a6Stbum Der 8dume &c.
giir Dolitiker itotiftii6e8 eri6te
ii6er 8ab1en, Sep5lferungs5abl,
Bartetgruppirungett.
gitr OOl2BamOler 9enaue M}aB=
tobeQen.
. Giir gndBalter 8e6nun9s= unO
3abltobellen.
IS tit mtmOgli6, ben rei6em SIT
Dalt bieies SonObu6s ou9 MIR
onndbernO gu i6ilOern,
SeOeS Sitter, ieber @tan0 un0
Sernf finOen Oartlt i9nea Gatb
unO Iufi6luB.
9a5u fOmmt cine 3uiammenz
lteuun9 aQer pi3tigen gel6i6tliz
den Greigniiie, iOpie 9eOgrapbiide
Nngabeu bur6 80 tleiue 9anOfarteH
erldutert, itatiltii6e 3uiammenz
iteQun9en iiber 0ei9idte, SebGlfes
rltng unO Die G~rSeagnife aler @taaz
ten Der Union.
Su alien Sragen bon aIgemeiz
1em Sntereiie finOet mani bier in
pertdnOlt6er Saiiung
AntmOrt und 8eRehrung.
, 1894-06-12

l848 lit 6o5 8roBe g8artburgfeit, 1864
GinSu8 Oes &aiierS M1ayimition in0}crifo.
1866 miro Qltona bon Ben 9rcuBen bcicBt.
1878 lit &0ni0 @eorg V. bon 6annoOer i'll
Baris geitorben. 1886 Gntbiluung beS
0ein3en7O enfma[8 in Bolton.
, 1894-06-12

- 1873 feierte ant IL. SUM- TrieOrid
Bet @roBe ietne 8ermG6Iung nit berBrtn7
3eiiin @liiabet6 G6riittne BON 8rounz
i9petg. 1895 tpirb 2uremburg bon ben
Sron5oien 8enomuen. 1909 tpir6 0tapoz
leon I..Don 8tuS VII. tpegen 8eiebung
6es &tr9enitaats in ben 8ann 9etban,
, 1894-06-12

r@ as tb tbt petB, Oas nj a CT
NJ Il nj eft betB." Btr fpiren ibon IN
Der S6ule, baB btes falicb lift. @os mir nidbt
tptiien, 09s maAt unS betB.
, 1894-06-12

Ser @a6liprucb mticrer 8atents
Patrtoten lautet vNn1erifa fit bic 2(meriz
%faner.I" 8te nun nit 6atpaii? Sir Bic
&anafen :? See, Ser 0eibel aucb! Otatiirz
lt6 ebenfaQS fir 6ie Nmertfaner! Die
&anafen ioQen iic6 gum 6enfer ideercn!..
0oS lit ungefdbr ser @run6ge6anfe Der
Gerfaiiung, Delcben Bic 6erren Dole,
Gburton un6 Sic iogenannte yOti1iionGrsz
btaie" auf 6apait, gu Neun3ebnteIn GAM
fees, fir Bic iunge ~9tepublit ausgearbeitct
baben. Cine icbamloiere Ger9ctpaltigung
Ser eiugeborenen 8ep0lfcrung burcD OaS
e~tn8eipanberte Clement, pie eS auf Satpatt
b%cabiicbtigt, lit in ser @el9icbte Ser neueren
3eit nob nicbt Oagepeien, 9ie anmaBenz
ben 8uri6en, Die it6 ouf Oieie 8etie 8u
6erren beS &anatenLonoeS macben, tpilr0en,
tDenn ie nocb in 9lntcrita tOobnteIt, u1a
3lpetfelbaft gu ben eifri9iten glatipiiten uno
TrembenbaIiern 3ab(en.
, 1894-06-12

= 9ie aLte &Latl6bqie, tpel6e unter
Dem geDor9ten bo6tra6enOen gfonten D0tar>
quite De TOntcnOD" autd9Iib I'M 6iefigen
vGccor6" cine Spalte yOfiit aus BEN a%riitos
fratii9en &retIen @uropa'S" ablGbt, aus
eurOpdii6en 3eitun8en unO 6ofjournalen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3eug, baS ite natitr@
lt6 fir vmebri6tenOeelS SelbiterlebtcS"
aus9tebt, mabt itcb BEN ltmitan6, baB Ser
&aiier @ilbeLm unGdngIt BEL ieinem e6ez
maltgen @elpielen, @rofen @oerb, 8u 8ez
iu9 weilte, 81 gfuBe, SIT Der bOSbaftcn 9(n9
ipteIung, baB @tlbelm in Die @rafin
@oerb, cine berii6mte Scb0n6eit, berlbOiien
iet. extraordinarily bat Die Scbpdbertn
nibt BEN gerin9iten NnbaItSpunft fit ibre
fre9e 8%ebauptun9; iie IdBt babel ein3ig
i6rer &laibz un6 8erldum6un9siu6t, bic
tbr i'm 8Lute 81 ltegen ihetnt, bic 3igel
i6ieBen. &aiier 8il6elm bat ieine 9roBen
S9tpdcbet, aber ietn SamtItenIeben
lit obiOlut rein, 6as muB ibm iet6it letn
argiter 6einb 3tgeben!
, 1894-06-12

Die 8oitoner 8artpoli3titen be6ienen
it3 Gnitatt Der &eitpfer6e ser 53peirG6er.
, 1894-06-12

Gier8e6n Sage berban6eIten Bic TreltnSe
unb 9oor Denies c5 INNER tpie6er. Dim
fiinf8ebnten 3o8 man Carmen in gtuBborf
aus Der 9onau. Sic MAJ tO0t.
0oor trauerte iebr. Gr bate iebt Die
Sttmmung idOn beinabe 8eDabt. Stun
pur6e ite ibul wte6er Der6orben.
ST. lteB baS Gbema. Die 0in9e mitfien
in elmer 9%etpiiien 9iitans BON unS iein, UNI
&unit 5& geben. SpGter pfle8te CT oft gu
ia8en: vG8 9ebt mir ME Dante @abrteL
&Oiettt: 9aS bette Q8ert babe i3 metner
@eltebten in ben Sar9 8ele8t!"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-08-09

-
-, aad 10 l.szSsz. down, but
soon the handsome 9uilding shown
in the illustration appeared. Many
big revivals have been held in this
church, and it has been great pow
err for good in the community. A
Sunday school numbering nearly 200
teachers, officers and pupils, has
been running for years. Rev. j. V.
Guthrie is the present pastor.
The Presbyterians have hand
some structure and a growing con-
Sregation, fine Sunday school, an
attractive choir, and above all, de-
won't membership. \ short sketch
of the organization of this church is
given under he pastors portrait.
The Baptist congregation is under
the pastoral care of Ed. 7. e.. Car
ter, one of the most earnest and sue
cessful ministers of the county. This
church has live membership and of
course is annually increasing in
members. 1t has prosperous Sur
day school, we'll attended prayer NEE
ting, and is doing good work in
the community. The building is
model of ncatness and convenience.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
church, only a few years organized,
has doubled lis membership within
the past two years. The pastor is
Rev Mr. Price, and under his care
no church ever grows lukewarm
When the building was put up, the
congregation was snail, now the rap
id growth, both in numbers and in
devotion to the cause has set the con
gregation 20 looking forward to the
tiiuc III tiic iictl iuNuit NHti IL iioic
commodious house of worship shall
take the place of the present modest
bnt coy house With Its Sunday
school and prayer meetings this
church is doing its part for the spir
itual well being of Marion.
The Christians or Complexities
have an org IMITATION but no church
building, and 20 regular preaching.
An fort has been made 10 secure
house. and doubtless at no distant
day it will come, and add to the good
reputation of our community.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-08-09

s's..s.i51 sss.E.e' god hozses are GO
ing up now, and more will follow.
The splendid business sites, the cheap
ness of the lots, and the low price of
building material makes this good
time for building home at Marion.
Building lots Of all sizes can be found
on all sides of the town. Those pre-
ferring suburban homes can buy from
one to three acres or more on the out
skirts of the town, and beyond the
corporate limits. Marion is spreading
out, and lots bought now are certain
to advance in price rs the town gro"s.
Town tax this year is only - cents on
the hundred, at the same time sub
stantial payements are driving out
the old p ank walks. Sewerage piping
is taking III place Of gullies and
d tches am! The Streets ale getting in
b tier shape ihAn ever before.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-08-09

strlngrncy that has shaken SO many
seemingly well-founded business
houses. We are proud to state that
the bank has tided over so great =
struggle, unshattered, solid rs the
adamantine rock and with the full
confidence of the people.
The bank has an authorized capital
OF $500, 600 with surplus ofSl6, 900.
The officers are, as shown herewith:
j. w. Blue, jr, President; "A. j.
Pickens. Vlce-President; III. III. Low
ing, Cashier; T. j. Yandell, Assistant
Cashier, with the associate directors,
J. w. Blue, sr., ii. A. Haynes and
Sam Gugenhcim, all men of conspi-
cuous business and social prominence.
None of our citizens are more widely
and better known than these, and
their business dealings have ever
been based on the principles of honesty
and integrity.
The bank does a general banking
business, issues domestic and foreign
exchange, receives deposits, and
attends to all forms of collections. Its
correspondents are among the money
ed institutions of the country such as
can not fail to give every bank con-
nected in any business way with them
a good prestige. Its management is
at once conservative and judicious,
extending to patrons every favor con-
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-08-09

One of tine proprietors of the Ma
rinn Roller Mills, was born near Ne
trnpo.is, Il's.. in 1850 Four Yeas
liter he came to this county and was
r-.ised on farm After teaching his
maturity he engaged in the merchan-
disc business for some time, but went
back 20 the farm until 1890, when he
purchased an interest in the Merch-
ants Mills of this place ard was made
lis manager. Ills methods are live
and progressive; in his policy he is
liberal, enterpris;ng and honorable.
commanding the respect Of the COM
munity and inspiring degree of con-
fidence that few men are fortunate
enough to acquire. Tie owns fine
residence in the city built only year
ago at a cost of 81 600.
He is also engaged In the lumber
business and handles all kinds of dres-
81 l.,nel@x---sash.- doors, blinds, all
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-08-09

city, than its banking institution.
The bank, to certain extent, is the
great artery or channel that supplies
the life current to all business enter
prises and ore to animal vitality and
existence. When such an institution
has such progressive, wide-awake cit
liens at the helm as form this bank :
official management, the influence is
doubly felt, for no endeavOr to aid
the town is baked by them or culmi-
mates without thei' valued assistance.
This bank not only forms leading
feature in the monetary interest of
Marion and Crittenden county. but
also in the adjoining and tributary
counties. The bank has a fine build.
ing which is specially fitted with a fire
proof vault in which reposes an all
steel safe, held shut by an automatic
time lock, rendering it utterly impreg-
nable against the encroachment of fir.
, or THEFT.
No extended notice of this institu-
ton could give one 50 smart an idea
of the I.lih he business it enjoys.
1t extc-,.s to Us patrons both money
and accommodations and has an indi-
vidual responsibility, many times the
amount Incorporated for. The bank
is worthy of an unlimited public con-
fidence and hearty patronage both OF
which are enjoyed to the fullest extent.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-08-09

sheriff and IN 1880 he was reelected
Nv an increased majority In 1882
he was elected county judre and serv-
cd four years. At present lie is en-
gagged in merchandising, being the
senior member Of the hardware firm
of Pierce & Son, and oftke dry goods
house of Pierce neutrality-suspicious.
Go. Besides his interests in these two
of the largest houses in the county,
he is farming to some extent, and
specializing in timber. Judge Pierce
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j. p. PIERCE.

Ever, b1dy in C.i;tenden county
Will recognize at Il glance the picture
that accompanies this sketch, and not
a few can call to mind some favor,
some act of kindness the man whose
profile it is has done them. j. l..
Pierce was born in Jefferson county,
Tenn, December i6, 1911. In 1898
he landed at Dycushurg, with Ill his
possessions in a ,mall trunk, and an
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sistent with safe barking, such Us will
protect the depositor and AID the bor-
rover.
There Is certainly no feature that
more fully indicates the business aud
commercial Importance ola town or
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was purely sympathetic, buN
board of arbitration arranged hiatlsRr
to the satisfaction of all parties before
the entire force Of workmen in the
establishment knew there was any
trouble.
Tolu is a remarkable little city i'm
one respect. Not 4 drop of liquor
was ever sold there, When the town
was founded about fifty years ago,
the lots were so!d with the provision
that no liquor should be sold on
them: and notwithstanding the city
limits have been greatly enlarged
since then, the later purchasers have
sacredly observe the original COM
pact.
The coking ovels ut the Baruaby
mines will be rea ly for operation by
the first o. the m)nth. For years
the coal at these mines his been re.
cognized as the best in Southern Ken
lucky. This mine gets its name from
an old Englishmar, who sometime i'm
the decide beginning with 1880 was
attracted by the superior grade Of
coal, and began working it. 1t then
had 4 wide local reputation, being
sought after by the black smiths for
miles. Exit and Jacks coal, as it
WAS then calle1, was haule on rOld
wagons to Marion, when this place
was village some forty years ago.
The old brick ga lei sch ,ol house,
which was sid to the colored school
district Yesterday, was built in 1894,
and from an old copy of the Pass
found under corner stone We learn
that lis building was great event i'm
the town then; AM tn, fight to vote
IS, 900 to build il W = l,ng an, lively.
Really our fprefithers OF 1891 ms.
have been pretty cloie-tisted fellows
Ii they were to see our plb.ic school
buildings scattered over the city now,
Or gaze on the mlgnii cent proportions
Of either of our two handsome college,
in the lively suburbs three
miles from the curt house. they woulI
De astonishe |,
The five story building on B.llviIIe
street, at tn, c)rne; Of Maxwell ave
nue., occupied by the YanaelI Dry
Goods Co, was struck by lightning
asst evening The once subtle fluid
was promptly Gagged in the huge reser-
voir AMI will be served t. the clerks
rs ten o'clock lunch this morning, as
, stimnlant while the thunderbolt is
being put up in,sm,lI packages, and
will be given to the boys for the 4th
Of July celebration. BY the way, this
IS one of the most enterprising firms
in town. In looking over s,me old
files OF the Press we discovered that
Mr. Yandell. the senior member Of
he firm, is s)u of tn, lat, Wan
Yandell, who was one of the original
of the business under the
name of the Pierce Y andell-
iugenheim Co.
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CIVIL. SOCIETIES,

This feature of the town will always
be found safe and reliable standard
from which to judge the propensiiies
of the men who constitute the bust
ness element of the town and surroun-
ding country. Bapdedg-t
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MARION BANK.

e doing banking buspess that
numbers it among the best Institutions
in the state OF Kentucky. Its linan-
ces were So solid aud well managed
that it has felt but little the financial
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trade. He handles stock of general
merchandise, and that includes every
thing needed in a prosperous farming
community. Dry goods of great var
iety, notions of all kinds, hats of all
grades and styles, boots, shoes, and
big stock of groceries,
fancy and staple, hardware and i'm
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-08-09
The Official Count.

Monday the congressional District
Committee met at Paducah and pro-
ceeded to count the vote of the recent
primary election. and the official vote
is as follows:
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e. MOORE.

One Ct the oldest country sores in
he county is Moore's store: :, W
years ago the name was changed to
Stone and p0st-oflice established,
and then to MIttpon, the present
name. II is about one mile from the
O. V. road. and at that PLACE one of
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buying and prisipg for the marke 8
In addition to this, he owns and runs
one of the largest and best farms in
the county. growing wheat and corn
and raising hogs and cattle.
Mr.. Moore began business at that
point ten years ago; by fair dealings
and competing with the prices of the
towns, and handling biz stock and
great variety, he has made Mattooa
the head quarters for Il vast scope of
country. lie Is brother of DIR. r.
l.. Moore of this place, was born o4Iu
farm where he aow resides 2ecep
y, 1862. lie A@A>ao
training IN
ted in the SO
these advanth :.
fund of COOL ca
idly brought to &
cial circles. VIII
vast business Mr..
take an active I'M. -
He is an ardent d.
influence Is felt in his