The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1898-09-14

bushels of corn at IS a. soc corn
Sl.l0 at Cincinnati; 1000 bushels oats
TO dealer at soc, 7 tons shippstuf q.
S2S, and ton brand at SO delivered
at Jacksonville, and sales from store
at S35 and $50. Pork Sl5. prime lard
94c.; canvassed hams 91sc. Whiskey
33c. and in good demand
Jacob Embry advertises his great
Castllian Jack, while the stallion Sir
Raymore Whip is the property of Turn
er Barnes. j. w. Biggerstaff hauIs
goods Lex. to Richmond at % cents
per hundred weight. ANY sort of
goods hauled back to Lexington at lie
per hundred.
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING
Elias Knrtz.
ATTURNEYs-Ar LAw-Ed. w. Turn
er. q. Clay Smith, Richard Runyon,
Jas. II. Embry.
PHYsIcIANs-Scott & Faris, Kinks
vile Richard n. Coffey, Rogerville,
Jas Walker
| JEWELES-E. L.. FeemSter.
JAILoR-John Lawrence.
DENTIsT-R. j. PORE. rooms over
Mr.. Jason Walkers store.
HARDwARE-Jno. W. Gilbert.
MERcHANDIsE-B. n. Webster &
Co., w. j. Walker & Co., NJ. L. Kaborn.
/ ID. /. komland.
MADISON FEMALE ACADEMY-Wm.
Robes, Chan. Board of Trustees; Mis-
I SEES Fannie Pelletreau and Mary b.
franklin, joint principals and Miss
Lucy J. Stratton, assistant teacher.
IMPORTANT TO LovEks-The prices
OF provisions ali over the United states
are coming down The prospect f.r
GOOD crops were never finer. 1t would
be we'll though, for those who feel a
strong desire 10 pay some young Iauy' 5 /
BOARD aud store bills, 10 wait d few /
weeks and Zee If we get any rain An
other drouth would dry up everything. /
Non paying subscribers are thus
talked to: Wagons Cannot run with
Out wheels, boats without stealu. Luu- /
frogs jump without legs, or iieMspa- /
per be carried on an everlasting time
without money, 40 more than a dog
can wag his tail when he has none
Our subscribers are all good, bur what
does mans goodness do wien II
don't do you any good? We have no
doubt everyone thinks that all have
paid except him, and as We are
clever fellow and TINS is little matter. |,
1t VIII make no difference.
THE KENTUCkY MESSENGER /,
Vol. /, No. Il, Oct. Is, 1865, is our
next oldest paper. Evidently it had
been running only about four months.
1t has more advertising than any pa
per III Richmond to-day; from all sur
rounding towns they appear
If there be nothing new under the
sun, We beg to know who invented
this recipe, found i'll this issue, Il
FOR KEEPING BABIES QUIET
The modus operandi is as follows:
As soon as the squailer awakes, set
1t up, propped by pillow if it cannot
Set alone. Smear its fingers with q
thick molasses; then put half dozen
feathers IN its hands and it will sit add
pick the feathers iron one hand to the
other until II drops asleep. As soon
as II awakes again, apply more feath- I
'rs' and IN the place oil innumerable
'leepless nights, there will DE silence
IND enjoyment unspeakable."
SCHOOLS.
On the 4th OF September there were Z
opened in our town four schools, Gre Il
lta6Ie to any community under the L
host favorable auspices The teachers, v
Rev. A. L. Jones, Rev. K. l.. Breck. S,
DR.. w. w. Pinkerton and Miss Annie
'larke, are all well qualified for the N
osl.ions they hold. p
MARRIED: 81
MoBERLEY-SMITH-A the residence CT
the brides father Solomon smith.
So, on the 10th inst, by Rev. r. L.
reek, Mr.. G. f. Moberley and Miss FL
ettie Smith, all of Richmond. lie
In Fayette county, on the 18th of hi
eptember by Rev. r. T. DiIlard, Miss Y
lora Oyerstreet and Mr.. VIM. Green, hs
1 OF Madison county. ch
DRY GOODS. W. Crook & Z ].
hackelford, Geo. Z. Simmons, VIM.
|. Stone & j. L. Shackelford.
Doors & sHoEs-D. K. Freeman. Sa
right q Moberley, sign Big Hat. da
CLoTHING-J. w. Bourne, L. We'll & of
GRocERIEs-T. d. Andrews, Pettus & SIC
owland. John Taylor. DO
SAxToN's.BAND-Henry A. Saxton, so,
:. has Comet, Orchestral and Quad M;
lie Band, and is ready to serve the fri
tizens, professionally, in any section the
the State, at picnies. balls, parties III
rs, etc. Band office, II. A. Saxton's DIR,
lint Shop Lexington, above Telephone tn,
ice. do,
DRucs-H. c. Main & Co., W. A. vii
ants iss
MARBLE WORKS DAILY & Krell. for
LIvERY-Pigg & Ashcraft. tn;
NATIONAL BANK-Organ- will
d June 20. 1865, Silas 7. Green. the
Ishier. -,
Jeff Dayis's escape the CoNFEDERACY cor
rETTIcoArs-Priees 25 cents. at 1. as
Smiths. CO,
DUR collection closes with the Louis of
lie Daily Journal, July 10, 1864, the wa,
ndon Evening News, July 2s, 1883, Hill
1 the Jewish Gazette, March %, 1888. \
g first named is full of war news and tell
very valuable. 1t contains a letter tive
m Gov. Brsmlette-His position; of