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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20
GENERAL NEWS.

Richard Coke, ex-U. S. Senator,
died at Waco, Texas.
Thirty thousand tailors and
clothing makers of New York have
decided to strike.
Three negroes, charged with at
tempted rape, were taken out of
Jail and hanged at Rosebud, Texas,
The latest reliable statistical re-
port says there are IL 100000 Jews
in the world, more than half being
in Russia.
Langtry, the Jersey Lily, has at
last secured divorce from Rev.
Langtry, after some failures lasting
through several years.
Nellie Smith and Mandy White,
both colored, were lynched at jeff,
near Huntsville, Ala, for poisoning
Joshua Kelly and others.
The A. p. AS are blessing SEN
ator Morgan for his Cuban course,
and want Senator Vests scalp on
the Indian school question.
The Arbuckles are going to run
sugar refinery Mt New Orleans TO
fight the Sugar Trust for entering
the roasted coffee business.
James Nance, alias Williams, col
ored, also was lynched at JEFF, Ala,
being charged with instigating the
two women to poison the Kellys.
Barnard made another trip on
his eo-callcd airship, at the Nash
Vile Exposition. While he could
turn his vessel around, he could
make no headway against the wind
Commander Booth Tucker of the
Salvation Army was indicted by
the New York grand jury on q
charge of maintaining a nuisance
and disturbing the peace at the
Army's barracks.
Queen Victoria's Jubilee il
honor of her accession TO the throne
sixty years ago will begin In Lon,
don June Goth and last one week
1t will he the greatest week of of
fetal gayety ever known in Lon
don.
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THE MAGNIsCoPE. - Owingsville
people will, next Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, have an opportu-
nifty Of seeing the most wonderful
invention of the age-the wonder
full Msgniscope-showing Edison's
animated pictures. This entertain
ment has created furore every
where. packing the theaters wher-
ever exhibited. This is truly the
marvel of the age. In addition to
the Magniscope one of Edison's
triple-motor Photographs will be
presented, playing all the popular
airs of the day. Popular prices
will prevail, viz: Children, l5c;
adults, 25c. Don't miss this won
derful entertainment.
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away, but a malignant form of Dis
temper is reported in Whitley
county.
Buffalo Gnats have caused the
death of many horses and mules in
the western counties, particularly
Carlisle and D..
The numbe ,.. rlts foaled
this Spring rs b the
Spring of lS9~. ,Hs the
-oher Of mule colts, by ,milar
49,. rs.
PRosT
..- gene 49, d, ,FreU
in fine IN with .trrt ri 10
Of peaches. Al regard tC rrs- &
the reports are very cobL." =,
ranging from ll0 down r. Is rsr
cent. Of an average crop. It is,
perhaps. significant that the coun-
ties of Carroll and Trimble, noted
for their production of peaches. re
port condition of but "a and Is
per cent. respectively
The general summary Gf condi-
tiOns is, for Apples, 96; Peaches.
70; Pears. "A; Cherries, SO Grapes,
"a, and Strawberries, 50.
CHINCH BUG AND SAN JOSE SCALE.
In addition to the presence of
Chinch Bug, already noted in the
counties of Livingston and Mason,
we know from personal observation
that the bug exists III considerable
numbers in the counties of Marion
and Washington, and there is rea-
son to believe that all portions Of
the State infested last year contain
the pest. Farmers are urged to
watch closely and as soon as the
advent of the bug is noted applica-
tion should be made to the Direc-
tor of the Experimental Station ct
Lexington for supply of fuugus
for diseasing it.
1t is greatly to be deplored that
the dreaded San Jose Scale has
made its appearance in the State,
its presence having, beyond doubt,
been discovered in the county Of
Warren. The bill intended to erad-
icate it has passed the Lower House
of the General Assembly and will
no doubt become a law in a few
days. Nurserymen and fruit grow
ers should keep a sharp lookout for
any unusual appearance of their
trees and when its presence is sus-
pected the fact should be at once
reported to Prof. Il. Garman, OF
Lexington, Ky, who, under the
provisions OF the bill, is made
State Entomologist and charged
with the duty of taking the neces-
sary steps to check its ravages.
Prof. Garman has prepared an
interesting bulletin on the Scale,
which may be had free of charge
on application to him.
Lucas MOORE,
Commissioner of Agriculture.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.--The case of the
Commonwealth against Jake Sloan
was taken up Tuesday afternoon
and jury was quickly selected.
Sloan was defended by r. Gudgell
and o. F. Byron. The testimony
and argument of counsel was CON
cluded and the case given to the
jury by noon Wednesday. The jury
was out two hours and reported a
verdict of two years in the pen.
Sloan was very well satisfied with
the verdict. He shot and killed Al
bert Landsaw at Salt Lick, which
was the crime for which he was
convicted.
Immediately upon the conclusion
of the Sloan case, jury was en-
paneled to try the case of Common
wealth VS.. John ID. Young, Jr. The
jury was composed of the following
citizens: S. p. Steele, J. w. Horse
man, F. M. Vice, T. III. Turley, VIM.
Donaldson, L. r. Hill, George Tur-
ley, James Conley, Chas. Conley,
j. I. Craycraft, b. f. Holder, Hen
ry Craycraft. The attorneys re-
tanned in the case were: b. A.
Crutcher, Nicholasville ; A. o. STAN
ley, Flemingsburg; Finley Fogg
Mt. Sterling, and Alex Conner, OF
this town, for the prosecution. j
j. Nesbitt, C. w. Goodpaster, and
r. Gudgell & Son for the defense
The examination of witnesses
began Wednesday afternoon, and
by the middle Of the afternoon
Thursday the testimony was all in
The Court then read the instruc
tions to jury and at 4:25 Mr.. Stan
ley led off with the first speech fol
the prosecution. At the close o.
his argument Court adjourned un
til Friday morning.
Court convened Friday morning
at the usual hour, and after tn,
usual routine, the argument in tn,
Young case was resumed by j.
Nesbitt for the defense. He wa
followed in the order named: MI
Crutcher, for the prosecution; c
w. Goodpaster, for the defense
the closing argument being deliy
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20

GAVE \ Hor-NisS Mary Bascom
gave n hop at her home near SharPs-
burg, Friday night of last week, in
honor of Miss Wallace, of Yer
sailles. and the Misses Nuckols and
Johnson, of Lexington. Refresh
ments were served at II o'clock.
Several from here attended and re-
port a most delightful time.
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STATE NEWS.
The Richmond Drug Company

The Richmond Drug Company
assigned.
Tho Ky. Senate nearly had a
riot last Friday over the Stephen
son fusion bill.
The session of the Ky. Legis-
lature expires Friday, unless the
GovernorieXtends it.
1t is said that Senator Lind
say will be allowed to name the
postmaster at Frankfort.
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STRAWBERRY SUPPER.-The LAX
dies of the Methodist Church will
serve Ice Cream and Strawberries
Thursday evening, May 20, 1897,
in the Courthouse yard. Should
the weather prove inclement, yod
will find them in the hall of the
Owings House. Hours for serving,
to 10, Prices as usual. All are
mort cordially invited.
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For Sale Privately |!

My farm of lS7 acres lying ON the
Bald Eagle, SharPs5Hrs & Owing-s-
vile turnpike about midway between
the above towns. This is one of the
best farms in the county and lies
better than ANY lSnd ia this section
of country. Possession given Nov.
lst, 1897. For further particulars call
on mo at my residence on said farm,
or address me at Rey n1llsviiio, Ky.
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DEcoRATIoN DAY.-The Thomas
Clark Post G. A. r. will meet here
on the morning of May 29th and
decorate the graves of the old SOL
diers in the cemeteries in and near
town, and will 60 from here to Old
Virginia, where they viii decorate
the graves and have preaching in
the afternoon.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20

The famous F. F. v. Limited
leaving Cincinnati at 1901 noon
is the only modern electric lighted
train running through to New York
without change, serving all meals
in Dining Car. Washington Ex-
press leaving Cincinnati 9:I0 p. m.
connects in Washington the next
afternoon with Congressional Lin
iteo The scenery Of the Chesa-
pea ID DNio particularly at this
seas7n "a tle y is more -ettra
tive lAsr --1 D. ID along tue i -
.Ui = ..i, 5IdJ.f r'frssi-t
tent in the wuf.-
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Snort AND LATE TOBACCO CRoP.
Some farmers set a part Of their
tobacco crop last week. All plants
noticed by the reporter will not be
large enough to set before June LIST,
with the most favorable weather.
The acreage will be very small COM
pared to previous years.
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7 Lizzie May, taez tour-year-old
daughter of David Garner, west of
town, died last Saturday morning
of cerebro- spinal meningitis. She
suffered much for several days.
The interment took place at He'd
rick's burial ground Sunday.
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spar" CALK DEAD.-L F. ("Pat"
Calk, a prominent old citizen Of
Mt. Sterling, died of a lingering
paralytic afiiiction Tuesday; burial
Wednesday at 2 o'clock p. m. at
that city. Deceased was brother
of the late Mrs. James Monroe
Ncsbitt, of this town, and was
known by all the older citizens of
this section. He was a very active
man of affairs before the break
down in his health several years
ago.
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TOBACCO REPoRT. - EXPRESSLY
FOR The OUTLOOK BY j. S. PHELPS
& Co., .,PLANTERsWAREHoUsE.--Lou-
isville, Ky, May Is, 1S97.-Noth-
ing of interest has occurred since
cur last report. Receipts and sales
continue small, and the market is
active and strong ON all fillcry
grades at last weeks outsid. fig
ures. The trashes and fyings when
of decided color seem to get littlS
stronger each week. The reall
common grades without color con
tinue 10 sell at the same prices that
have ruled for the past three weeks.
We think the tobacco suitable fors
filters that sold during Feb. ane,
March IRON s5 tUsi2 would todaj
bring an advance of from sl.50 to
$3.50 per hundred. In old b. 'g
very little Is doing. The off wing
have generally been confined to /.
really common grades, that ~
suitable only for smokers, c q -sr
have been taken at pric 0s
higher than during last We,
In Dark tubacco the of mgs
have been somewhat larger. The
quality continues poor. The prices
for lugs and nondescript are q few
bids better this week. Nothing
with decided merit offering. The
useful tobacco in this crop seems
to us to be in strong position, and
we see no reason why the present
range of prices should not be main
tanned, even if they plant a fair
sized crop. All reports from the
country point towards a late plant
ling.
Total offerings of Burlev, both
old and new, for the week, l,67S.
Total offerings of Dark, both old
and new, for the week, SSl.
Percentage Of reflections to auc-
tion sales, 30.
Total sales since Jan. lst, "a, ,402.
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The toll-gate raiders in Bath
keep up a sort of guerrilla warfare
on the gates, but without stopping
to much extent the collecting of
toll. They are most assiduous in
destroying the gates in the SharRs-
=Hrg and Bethel precincts. \
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20

DIR. J. NJ. Poyntz, of Richmond,
hrother-in-law of F. NJ. Ewing, has
l,een made a Brigadier General of
the Ky. Confederate Veterans by
Cen. John Boyd, of Lexington, the
head of the organization.
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TINS MEETING.-The series Of
meetings at tho Christian Church
Slosei Tuesday night. There were
4 additions during the progress Of
the meeting, one baptized Monday
afternoon and ten after the service
at night. The series of sermons by
Elder Benbrook were highly inter
esting and instructive throughout,
and have been enjoyed to the full
est extent by all who have had the
pleasure of hearing them. A better
series could not have been selected
for the meeting.
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PERSONAL.

]. II. Heron is able to be out
again.
Capt. W. G.. Dearing. of Flem
ingsburg, was here Monday on law
business.
Mrs. r. 4. Walton arrived on a
visit to J. Nj. Richart and wife
Saturday.
NJ. S. Tyler and &. L. Kirkpat-
rick. of Mt. Sterling, were here
Wednesday.
Miss Lide Upton went Saturday
to visit her sister, Mrs. +. l.. Payne,
at Stepstone.
J. d. Upton, of Mt. Sterling,
visited his sister, Mrs. c. W. Mes
bitt, Thursday.
Hanson Kennedy and Fritts
Tune, of Carlisle, were here Thurs
day on business.
J. b. Upton. of Mt. Sterling,
was the guest of his father, R. L.
Upton, on Thursday.
VIM. d. Boyd's condition is about
the same as at our last report,--no
change for the better.
Mrs. L. r. Slesser returned from
Cincinnati Monday, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Moss.
Mrs. J. a. Young and daughters,
Misses Lee and Roberta, of Flat
Creek, were in town Saturday.
Lem Upton and Albert Bourne,
of Mt. Sterling, were guests of Mr..
Ind Mrs. C. W. Nesbitt, Sunday.
Mrs. p. F. whaley, of Shelby
vile, Ind, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Mark Thomas, on Flat Creek.
! James W. Powell, louisville,
zane up the first of ,..g .' on a
visit to his family AZ, l-s- gs.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert - 4
.r rank Allen, of Montgomery
D.. visited the family of J. L. FL
~ Sunday.
49, G. 7. Bean and daughter
r.. White, of Paris, came Mon
day to visit her parents, Judge and
Mrs. Jno. D. Young. ~ :
Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Strader. of
Lexington. came over Saturday on
a visit to the latter's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. J. J. Nesbitt. r.
Henry r. Bright, Clerk of the
Montgomery Circuit Court, was in
town Saturday. He made a pleas
ant social call at this office.
Miss Mary Ann Mcgowan moved
from Mt. Sterling to this place
Tuesday to make her home. Her
many friends here are delighted to
have her among them again.
Roger Fassett, of British Hon.
duras, Central America, who is
visiting his father, j. w. Fassett,
of Flat Creek, was in town several
days last week attending court.
Elder and Mrs. G. w. Porter
Elder S. p. Benbrook, Mrs. C. G..
Hazelrigg and Elder and Mrs. L. S,
Tinsley spent the day Wednesday
at Esquire j. b. Hughes, south of
town.
Elder I. S. Tinsley, State Evan
gelist, came Saturday on a visit,
and to rest and recuperate, after
his arduous labor in the mountains
of Eastern Kentucky. Bro. Tinsley
will always find a warm welcome al
Owingsville. Mrs. Tinsley arrived
Wednesday.
Capt. W. P. Conner and John
Power attended the meeting of tho
Mexican Veterans at Cynthiana
last week. Only about 50 old Vets
We're present, and some Of those
were from other States. Capt. Con-
ner snys the ranks are rapidly
thinning out.
j. NJ. Collins, of Arkansas City
Kansas, who is visiting his father
NJ. p. Collins, of Wyoming, was in
town Saturday shaking hands with
his many old friends. Jack is just
recovering from severe attack OF
pneumonia, and is, in consequence
somewhat thin, but otherwise look.
ing quite natural. He has surren
dered his lease on the Arkansas
Valley Democrat, which he ha'
been editing the past year, but
having the machinery and type
expects to establish another papel
upon his return home, about th'
first of June.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20

IKDIcrxExrs.-The grand jury,
which adjourned last Saturday,
found indictments ss follows: gam
ing, Is; concealed weapons, 6; sell
ing on Sunday, 8; furnishing liquor
to minor, 1; arson, L; keeping
bawdy-ho L; assault and bat
terry. L; assault, L; disturbing re-
ligious worship, /; pointing pistol,
/; holding and flourishing deadly
weapon, 3; horse-stealing, 1.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20

Rachel Purvis, aged about 40,
died in the eastern part of the
county last Sunday. She was a
daughter of Big Sam Purvis and
was feeble-mipded from youth, but
was very large physically.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20

need money and must have it,
and for the next 80 days will give
unheard-of bargains in all kinds
Of goods for cash. Now is the
time 10 get bargains.
Mas. ID. S. EsTILL.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20

T. S. Shrout keeps the largest
stock Of Furniture. Buggies, Pha-
tons. Surveys and Carts at lowest
prices. He guarantees all of his
vehicles. See him before you buy.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20

Jacob Warner, of near town, sold
TO Waller Sharp & L. 5. Rogers, of
Sharpsburg, his tobacco crop of
about $4,000 lbs. at SIC cents
straight.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20

Rev. n. Dodd, of California, o.,
assisted by Rev. Boots, held AN in
teresting meeting at Fairview the
past week. lie began q meeting al
Olive Branch, Fleming Co., Tues
day night.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20

The three-yesr-old son of J. f.
Mann died of pneumonia and mea-
sles on Salt Well wednesday Of last
week.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20

Miss Maria Flood, nun at the
, Mt Adams convent, Cincinnati.
disappeared some weeks ago. Her
body was found in the Ohio river.
Her death is mystery. She was
from Louisville, was aged % years,
and went by the convent name of
Sister Maria Pacililue.
Ivette Guilhert, the noted French
music hall singer, was welded in
Paris to Dir. Max Schiller, Berlin
physician who came to America as
manager of the Liliputian troupe
of actors and actresses and met
Miss Guilbert in Chicago.
The Rnthchilds family donated a
mi llion francs (S2O0,0OO) to the
fund of the Paris Charity Bazaar,
TO enable the organization TO con
tinue its charitable work so terri
bly, interrupted by the recent holo-
caust.
A monument To Washington, sur
mounted by his statue, was uuveil-
ed in Philadelphia Saturday with
imposing ceremonies. 1t cost $2SO,-
900. The movement to build il. was
begun in 1911 by the Society of the
Cincinnati.
Adolph Luetgert. sausage max
er Of Chicago, is charged with hav-
ing murdered his wife and disposed
of her body in his sausage factory,
where nothing hut some bones
could be found. Sausage eaters
who patronized Luetgert of late
must have some queer qualms about
the stomach.
A duel between John 4. Logan,
son of the dead General, and Gen.
Anson ID. McCook. is a possible
outcome of the latter's statement
that young Logan wore a uniform
and decorations which he was not
entitled to wear at the coronation
of the CZar of Russia. Logan is
out in n letter to McCook that is of
the most sensational order.
VIM. E. English. the Indianapo-
lis millionaire ex- Congressman,ha had
fight with some Of the proprietors
of the indianapolis Medical Insti-
tute over the possession of a large
mirror that belonged to English's
mother and came out victorious.
English wants to build a large ho-
tel on the site Of the Institute,
which is leased by the proprietors,
hence the trouble.
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lam receiving new goods daily,
and patrons can rest assured that
they will get the very latest in
everything. MIS-. EsTILL.
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The funeral of the late Henry
Carter will be preached on May
3oth by Elder Alfrey at Old yir-
ginia.
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Suggy

Except, perhaps, apples, the
prospect for tree fruit isv very poor.
The young fruit is pretty much all
dropping of.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20

T. s. Shrout will trade you a new
vehicle for an old one or for a mule
or horse. See him and save s on A
Supoy.
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RFrUBLIcAN JUDICIAL CoN.-Thc
Republican Committee of the 2lst
Judicial district met at Mt. Ster-
ling Monday and fixed August ith
at Morehead as time and place for
holding the convention to nominate
candidates for Circuit Judge and
Commonwealth's Attorney. The
delegates will be selected by mass
meetings at the county seats July
2Ist
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20

Localbuyers are Offering l6 cents
for wool. They are giving is cents
in Bourbon county.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20

Smokers, Attention. Try the
Engagement Ring" Cigar, at X.
I. Gault's grocery.
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AT the primary Saturday, at
Redbird, Leslie county, Bird Wilson
and Henry Scott attacked old man
Cornett and son. When the smoke
cleared away Scott aud Coructt
were dead, aud Wilson and young
Hornctt We're badly wounded.
twenty-five members of the
McCreary Guards petirioned thcir
captain Noel Gaines To resign. II
he refuses they will ask court of
inquiry or general court martial
called ~ t-y him on charges of
withholding their nay, acting in a
manner unbccc" an officer in
connection - nat Senatorial
conspiracy matter, etc.
The silver Democratic primary
in Nicholas county Saturday nom
mated John w. Tilton for Co.
Judge: John +. Morgan, Attorney ;
James Brady. Supt. Schools; Chas.
Il. Donnell, Sheriff; John A. Camp
bell, Co. Clerk Sol. Robertson,
Circuit Clerk NJ. I. Rafferty,, Jail
er; Newt Rankin, Assessor; J. r.
Connolly, Coroner.
One of pair of wildcats ship
ped at Berea for Lexington via
Winchester escaped in the express
car and was taken on to Cincinnati.
where it was captured at the Union
Central Depot with n torch and
blanket and sent back to Lexing-
ton. Messenger W. +. Garrett made
an anxious journey in the ear with
the loose wildcat glaring at him
from a pile of kegs.
Preston Thornton, a rejected
lover of Miss Nettie Belle Smith,
daughter Of President Smith. of
the L. & n. r. r., killed himself at
Mr.. Smiths home in Louisville.
Deceased was from Lexington and
was a nephew of Mrs. John Mason
Brown, of Louisville. The young
lad is said to have loved him. but
d her fathers wishes in re-
to marry him.
.ator Deboe has made the
r.. q recommendations for the
bic / - of &C in Kentucky:
State ! .aS James for Mar
shall; r. ID. l. .. ttorney; f.
T. Franks for tn Fr 0ro Col
lectorshIp; Samue, @ It's for
the Lexington Coll, p; John
W. Yerkes fo -rnnd Col
lectorship. -. y get
the Peru Min
Capt. VIM. Strong he leader
of the Breathitt co"'V'' d
Strings" (at Gcud 80 a A.H-
klux" led by the { ..~. ,,
was waylaid and killed receptly,
married a hali-sister of Ju>
A. mas +. Hargis, of Louisvii:-
vas a soldier in the Fcdera
,~c o., Captain Of ny
~ ara ,er. =.
.u career and was Il
witL g a large numbe. Pei
in oppo g the lawless clt
in his section. The "Red Stri.
and "Kuklux" had recently made i.
treaty of peace, and the LAYER dis
'aim any implication in mis- death.
-Lexington's fine house
surned last Friday NJ. 1t
was built in lSS3-S4 4 st of
$4,000, and had So worth
of improvements sine, ras in
sured for $4,000, y it is
thought, will restore amain
walls are left The ..ne marble
statue "The Triumph of Chastity"
by Joel L, Hart, was crushed to
fragments by the fall of the bell.
The statue was bought of Tiffany
& Co, of New York, for $4,000. If
the original model can be found
the same ladies of Lexington who
were instrumental in securing it
will endeavor to raise the money to
have a copy made from the model.
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Stepstone and Peeled Oak items
got TO US too late last week.
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Don't fail to call on Mrs. Estill
and see the bargains she will offer.
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Frost Was a very few degrees
away Sunday and Monday morn
ings.