The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1897-10-20
DELAYED.
CORRESPONDENCE.
VALLEY VIEW.
PERSONAL.

u. A. Roy, manager Southern Lumber
Co., has returned from an extended trip
in the Southwest.
A. F. Bryson left Wednesday to join
his wife at South Point, Ohio, where
they will visit relatives and friends
r. D. Norwood, of the firm Curry,
Tunis & Norwood, wholesale grocers,
Lexington, was here Thursday on
business.
Miss Bette Parker. of Bloomington.
H., and Mrs. Henry Letton, OF Carlisle,
returned to their respective homes last
week, after spending few days with
relatives here.
Robt. w. Smith, representing the
Carter Dry Goods Co., of Louisville, was
here "Wednesday taking orders and to
visit his brother, II. L. Smith, our
clever and efficient railroad agent.
NEWS AS WE HEAR 1T OVER THE LINE
WHEN THE "HELLo" GIRL Is ASLEEP
AND lhE ShIlOl1 ThhOh OPEN.
Born to the wife of T. ]. Jones. the
9Th inst, boy.
Rev. o. ]. Young preached to large
crowd at Antioch Christian church, on
Tates Creek, Sunday.
The sale of j. w. Masters was largely
attended and everything brought fair
prices. Cattle sold at 1924 hundred,
corn for Sl.65 barrel at the "heap," 80
choice hogs brought S % hundred,
lot of shoats sold for S3.45. Horses
sold low. 1t was the largest attended
sale that was ever held in this section.
VIM. Tudor, Republican candidate for
Constable in this district, says he will be
elected, but ]. A. Ham, his running
mate for Magistrate, will be defeated.
Oh, how the Tudor faction would like
to have Ham defeated. They would
like to hold him over the fire of dissen-
ton and smoke his bacon, and tinge bis
political aspirations. To Ham and fol
lowers Tudor is likened to that quantity
of nux yomica on the stomach of the
Republican system, and which, with all
their heaving, they cannot nd them
selves Of the gastric quantity accumuia-
ted in their midst. But never mind
gentlemen Democratic ballots vii! serve
as an emetic 10 rid you of beth men who
it seems are like '.pizen" 10 each others
followers.
The following young ladies and gen
tlemen visited "Tapp's Cave" better
known as the Rock House, last Sunday
Misses Noble aud Matte Howe, Min,
G.. Davidson, Maud Gwin and Mabel e
Soupene. Messrs. E. L. Haden, Harr,
Spurlock, II. l.. Farris, c. +. Brian
and H. X. Smith. They report splen
did time and enjoyed themselves annie
the living visible garment OF God. Al
they wandered along the limpid streau
enjoying a tete a-tete, listening to tn
sub rosa wbisperiDgs OF nature, Will,
| luCii lOa LIE ASIC III tllt ctIcdu
beneath-it was then John the Baptist o
the kingdom Of love went before to max,
the way plain for all the deIirious en-
dearments that follow in the career o
courlsliip. 1t is just such scenes as thi
that lovers, while listening to the nun
mnring of the waters, find their arm
unconsciously draw tue bodies I'M.
closer proximity than is absoluteI'
necessary for the purpose of converse
lion. After spending the day il viewing
nature and making love, the COLDER
sunset reminded that the sober+uite'
mairon. all in black, which had begul
to hang on the purple skirts Of fiyin
day was fast approaching, they bid N
revoir to the scenes that will linger il
their memories in years to come.
JAY ELL Ess.