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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14
MUST KEEP SORENsON.s
County Commissioners Can Only Dis
charge Him for Cause.

Rcplylng 10 question Assistant
County Attorney Guntcr has handed In
an opinion 90 the county commissioners
IN which Dc Informs that body that ~
has no power 10 remove the county fruit
tfrn Inspector except On the chargn ~
incpmpetency or NEGLECT NJ duty Tho
fruit trco Inspector D. appointed for n
period ~ two years. and was selected
by the commissioners from three per-
sons recommended by the state board
Of horticulture. The state board may
Say how long both tho Inspector and hts
deputies shall remain in office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14

The board commenced tho canvass
beginning with district i2 Harness. i1s,
Thompson. lis Thompson gained o
votes Tho tally sheet gave him i1l.
but nguros huurht Out mako % a. TO-
Cal NoteH 11i
District D. Poll book not certified 20.
one ballot was burned hy voter be-
fore noticing What BE- was doing Re-
turns. 2sA. only discrepancy in votes
cast f1r Nnylnr. total carried nut shows
sheet isG. tally ist. loss uf o.
District lA Two hundred and eighty
six votes rcglHter and poll book 30 dis
crtpanrlHH appeared ln this district.
For district 20. tho poll book was cer-
unHl tu. there was iGi votes rnst The
Judges dld not comply With tho law IN
writing The word voted opporite tho
names or those who had voted. Regis
try llst shows ltf. the uull book ici
ulHiflct iG-Thors was one challenge
but N was unHuHtHiuHd. Poll book and
register .ii votes no discrepancies
iu district ~ the ROLL book was not
certified to. poll book showed 92i votes;
registered votes. 22d.
District is. ln this district the vote %
Pat Condor was challenged. be- having
Not lived IN the precinct sixty days.
Tho challenge was HuHtnineii gls votes
REGISTERED. no discrepancies.
District no. OmClal REGISTERED vote.
Hii. rnll book not certified Co. No fur
ther Discrepancies
District 20.-NntoH cast 2Gi. register
shows 2ts. no further dlscrcpnncics.
Adjourned until 9 -. m. tomorrow.
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suit has been nlcd In the Third dis
incl court by John u. Lewis nTainft 10.
w Tlbbe", W. u. Kenyon. a. j. Com
nell a. n. Wethev, g. ~. Palmer aud
J. T.. GAYLORD. trustees of the Kenyon
Council Commercial company of BUTTE.
Mont. % recover $4,000 dnmugcs Tor
killed In Butte on January 18TH. 1875
hN nm explosion N Hercules powder
Plaintiff alleges that the dufnndanta
stored large quantities OF tho powder in
lhrlr warehouse 10 Butte and that un
January Eth 1896. during fife an cx.
plnsiun occurred resulting Ia young
lrWlH'H dp1th. The deceased was
volunteer nremnn. The lefcndantH. ID
u m'cnvd, failed tn exercise Reasonable
care and supervision IN tho handling 90
the powder.
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THE CANVASS CONTINUES.


The canvass Of election returns was
rauntd this afternoon by the City
Council This was tha Third session N
hc board. Tho official count BE- prac-
ueaily iho famc 90 that made on ciec-
ton dhy The detailed vote follows.
Tho board mot oeain at o'clock last
evening Returning 60 district 80. 10
wac i1uAl thnt tha l1it book bad not
boon cgruu.I Goo. so stated in yca-
,crdaya Vows" thr r3li book 1nd ole
neIHi register belonging ta inirirt so.
. were found Go have been tcDuH.tcl in
iho ballot box. ana iha district was
parsed pending nn oninlun frnm the
clty'a legal representative Assistant
city Attorney Stewart w1H present
in tho evening rul rtntei that one nn.
noncH uf Che unil book ono r'GI1ifr uld
not uHHsrrHrir inNIl lnfn fhs rTnfnHH
OF tn returnf The Second district
wus. accordingly taken w. hHt boo
rhHneHH were found
District $50 Q returned n total vote
of 1gs Five challenge were HuHtnined
on the ground uf unn.roH i1ruce. How
ioft THiuHd one vote.
District So. o prevented an unsigned
DOLL book The register showed that n
tUfNI uN $50 fnffn ma uHNu cast sly
challenge were un1rc1. but mono Gu
tainri SO errors in the count were
discovered
District 40. credited Harness with
900 votes. but % count 10 che iullleH re-
duced him 20. This district too, failed
Gao rHnd in ltH official rcglater
District No. z rnve GALLAGHER 10 IN
The totals. the tnlIl0H made O nee This
was the only discrepancy. The poll
book showed that 300 had voted.
District 40. s. showed the total vote
60 have bern lii. but the poll book
made 10 asa No discrepancies were disc
covered in the tiiiie1. but the 0flrlnl
count gave liarncH DO less than the pub.
uHhci reports.
tn the Smith the Official register WIS
found 60 BE- MISSING The uuil book
showed that $50 had voted. No changes
were fnund iu the tnllief
District No. 10 aont ln The register
unaHHicd n showed $50 marked voted.
Buckle rot eli votes In this district.
d glin ~ one over thH published re-
ports. a. a. Robertson. " the Firm
precinct got one vote while William
~ Elliot, of the Third. received three
votes.
District No. n showed the poll book
was not certified tn. ~ gave 90 voted,
while the REGISTER gave .It The tally
sheet dli not rIve the totals This com
plrtcd the First precinct and RECESS
was taken until . o'clock today
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Hewlett Bros. Co.

and succeeded in fortifying himself up.
on the h.nCh. from which ca.ru of
Nuninae hr uuuenfurcd Co Kick tho STUFF
hnH uut of nurn.drc Davis. sprrry rt
VI. while lirmu1l and thfoc otnrr police
men climbed out nf tho jury box and
plunged into the vottcy and muulod old
Commodore Howard. who had unwit-
tinsly Hai mixed VIZ in the terrific hnt-
N". 1unn followed scene, 60 uHU the
phrase Of the thrive V0iumno novel
which IrnHl lC0crIUtluu, Zoo tho rku-
hcrluco of thnir animal rnirltH. $40 cone
rrrnoi nearly succeeded in throwing the
stove and furniture over. Mrs tdttlc-
far fgIl tl th' nuur ln dead faint
several ladies screamed ana collapsed
present ns witnesses ON AN assault
chao shrlrksd "Mnmmn" aud
stampoded In all directions. Pa.
troll nrINUr Cannon rushed
downstairs three stems 90 time. ara
returned with some hobo whisky and
o. class W water from the office. while
every oflcur nn The premises atnrmel
me heights Do their oagerncua 90 be- Ia
Amid th'r pnniemonlum. pooley was
chHked until be- was black in the face.
aud pfupptd goo between the Officers.
while Iuire Tlmm0nN with hia hand
ON % friendly ink stand. said ninety
Then followed another scene which
was nrrUuetitlun of tho former uonicy.
kicking aud cuwlur. was carried out ~
the courtroom. Two lengths uf mat
tlnr were torn un and counls of re-
portcr narrowly cfcnred sudden am
limitation.
Then the court took racpHH Cor ton
minutes while the amateur ambulance
corps rendered nrHt AID TO- the wounded
ana Fragments VI pooiny'H apparel were
gathcrcd up in the wake of Tie cyclone.
huuloy was finally flung into the
drunk house clad IN enough apparel Tor
an average ballet rlrl and Hhriekinr 10
an the gods 90 the heather ruleriur Tor
gun o. clean cut The entire rernphir
Cor words 20 th7 40 police force
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The Jury IN the case Of Caroline Fou-
Eoraufsc vs. the Salt Lake city Rail-
road company in which the plaintiff
sued % recover &2a9 for alleged personal
injuries hna found In favor " Mrs.
$500.
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Drril.

SANGER Nov. ian. Salt Like city.
Clarence, infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II, Sanger, age 10 months, weeks.
Funeral service az 2 q. M. al residence.
llM Emerson avenue. Eleventh East
and Eleventh South. Friends invltd.
PliATr.-At lilncklty Willard Co,
tan. ~ caiurrh % the stomach. Nov.
lih 1872 WIN. Albert Pratt Born al
Provo. Sept. 18th, 1863. Son OF VIM. 3
and Martini Pratt. He leaves "a wife
and four children.
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Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlnc Tablets.
~ druggists refund the money N II
rails to cure. n. W. Groves signature
90 on each box. 25c. 2
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Pride OF the West Mining ComnanN N
uf principal place " h..,nV'N

NOTICE Is horribly given tha. Az ono
- tho directors, hold on We ~ a1e init.n
yemher 1900, nu nssc ssiuuhl Nl iNIrIna ~
n.l0l N ono cent per STARE wqs lnl ,,abeqi
capital stock nf thn corp lfhl wy ~, ~. ill
ar before tho 18th day ol proeh,,ts nm az
q. Jensen. SECRETARY Nlnm All sltA
n eln,S blei thes ;s s may fs i VI
nhid on INC 18th day Of llerg..p n N par
ho delinquent aud advertised ~ ~ I. haidw
lir auction. aud unless pay ln9hl N ihuliil
tore, Will be- sold on the lvthMlal,n N thetE
rotary, tn pay tito dollnqnqnl .l.i,f anl 90
ecther with tho costhf hhN'i'
pense Of sale. tr,s.ry secrial.,
ONCE. Room lN CITY ana Nvun'
salt Lake city, Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14

Scorc-u. Of u. 0. Ninth Cavalry o.
Touch1own-RiHor T.
Substitute George Smith for Riser
onlclalH Referee. Lieutenant White;
umpire, John Z. Axiom. llnosmen. Drna
and liurkor. timekecpcr. David Hyde,
time OF halves. twenty minutes.
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ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.


nAMBERGER q MMILLAN.
Bullion. o.. 81. .... 81. ...........fi0,ii 5
MCCORMICK a co.
Mingo bullion. q. .. e, ..u,,..S 5000
SILVER, ana lead ores =. =, Gee. $500
uold bara.,.. q" =. ...........,... 5000
Total,.. q, -. .... e. .....sit.G 600
t. r. JONES & co.
1iI.a',s' '''s - .. -. ..sss,s,,,f 1900
huliloh'''' ''s'.. ..,. -. ...,... 1900
Total" eco. q. .. =. ...... 81 900
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always leaves the lungs
weak. Weak lungs are
breeding grounds for the
germs that cause consump-
ton. Chronic bronchitis also
often follows pneumonia.
lfyou have had pneumonia,
the germs of consumption
are at work. Don't let
them get a foothold. Begin
at once and take
SCOTT'S EMULSION;
it will drive out the germs
bymaking the lung stronger
than they are.
Sos. and sl0O all dfusEIstA
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-05-27
Ch0ateville.

Mrs. Ben Dickerson, who has been
very sick, we are glad to report bet
ter.
Mr.. Isaiah Harrod, of Harp, called
on Miss Ida SANFORD last Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Willie Quire has purchased a
new buggy. He says he will be glad
to take the girls our riding now.
Look out, Mamie, you will be the
first.
Mr.. HI. H. Sanford called on Miss
Ida Moore, at Honeysuckle, on Sum
day.
Mr.. Ed Moore, of Choateville, and
Miss Bonnie Dean, of Frankfort,
were out driving last Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Frank BOdkin, of Bridgeport,
was over on the ChOateville pike last
Sunday driving with Miss Daisy
Sparrow.
Miss Winifred Edge, of Pea Ridge,
was the guest of Misses Katie and
Ida Sanford last week.
Wonder what Is the matter with
Miss Sarah Sudduth and Mr.. John
Moore?
They do say that Mr.. John Moore
Is paying his respects to Miss Katie
Sanford.
Miss Bessie Miles, of Bagdad, is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Bird
Tharp, this week.
BLUE BELL.
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Dan Boards New Ideas for BOYS

Dan Beard, the well-knOwn artist,
and author of several popular books
for boys, has become contributor to
The Ladies' Home Journal. He will
write AN entertaining series of arti-
Giles for boys, and he begins his work
In the June issue with an illustrated
article on "a Boys Underground
Club House." He gives the details
of the construction and equipment
Of a subterranean house, and ideas
for the conduct Of the clubSpresent-
ing the subject in a most novel and
interesting way.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-05-27

Health good and every thinl
lively.
Replanting corn is all the go.
Visiting is the program at present
Mr. B. Moore and son and Mr.
w. b. Moore, of Shelby county, were
the guests of Mr.. Calvin Green and
family Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Ben Jones, of our community
left Monday for Lexington.
Mr.. B. Moore and son, also Mr.
w. B. Moore attended county court
in Georgetown Monday last.
Mr.. Charley Wheeler, Of Haywood,
and Mr.. j. p. DOnley, of Paynes
Station, were in our town Monday
on fishing trip.
Mr.. C. B. Arnspiger and Mr.. j. 8.
Arnspiger called on their best girls
last night.
Mr.. J. B. Moore has bought new
buggy and will attend the association
with the widow. Look out boys.
Died-At the residence of his aunt,
Mrs. Mary Lucas, Mr.. w. M. ThOnl-
ason, on Tuesday evening, May 10th.
He was sick only short while.
Stomach trouble was the cause OF his
death. He leaves no family. He
was SO years of age, and was quiet,
good man. He realized his situation
and expressed his willingness to go.
The remains were laid to rest in the
Stamping ground cemetery.
Mr.. David Duvall is doing good
busint IS in his store.
PAPA's LOST Boy.
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Resigns.

After service of twenty-five years
Mrs. r. M. Aldridge has resigned
the position of President of the Con-
federate Memorial Association.
During that time monument has
been erected and headstOnes placed
at over forty graves in memory Of
the soldiers of the Lost Cause.
Miss Eliaa H. Overton has been
elected to fill the vacancy.
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Lone Prairie.

The farmers Of st. Johns pike have
been very busy this week setting out
their tobacco crops.
Mrs. Florence Arnold, of Lexing-
ton, is visiting friends on Benson
this week.
Mr.. Jimmie Moore, of Benson,
went to take his girl buggy riding
last Sunday evening anu his horse
ran away and tore up his buggy, 30
his girl had to stay at home, which
was bad.
Miss Dora Moore was visiting Miss
Halle Coins last Sunday.
Mr.. Terrell Mitchell and his pre-
ciOds Pear went riding last Sunday
evening. Terrell you had better get
a new DdggJ. 1t Is so nucn better
than riding horseback.
Miss Matte Bryant and also Mr..
Leslie Young We're the guests Of Miss
Mamie Moore last Sunday.
Mr.. Milton Moore's little son was
thrown from horse last Wednes-
day and badly hurt.
Misses Alice and Laura Smith and
Mr.. rufus Bryant were the guests
Vi Misses Bessie and Esther Moore
last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Seize Smith and her fine son
were visiting Mrs. Mary +. Moore
last Sunday. SWEET VIOLET.
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Stamping Ground.

Mrs. II. G. Head is visiting he,
sister.in-law, Mrs. Will Combs, In
Frankfort.
Miss Beatrice Duvall is the guest
relatives in Owenton.
Mr.. Perry Mothershead, of Fay.
cite county, is the guest of his sister
Mrs. Ida Bruner.
Mr.. John Bond, of Carroll county,
visited relstives here last week.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Con Nc.
Carly, was in our town last week.
Rev. J. w. Foster, of New Albany,
Ind, visited his daughter, Mrs. b.
K. Ford. last week.
Mr.. Geo. Wills, of Cynthiana, was
a visitor here this week.
Rumors are rife of wedding here
in the early days of June.
There will be an interesting bus.
mess meeting at the Baptist Church
on Saturday, May q. A program
has been arranged which includes
Rev. M. b. Adams, of Frankfort;
Rev. E. F. Wright, OF WoOdlake;
Rev. L. J. Stevenson, of Georgetown,
and Professors Arthur Yeager and
E. G. Metcalfe, of Georgetown Col
lege, as the speakers. The exercises
will continue over and include Sum
day.
Mrs. Ida Perry and child, of Lex
ington, are guests of her parents,
Rev. L. Warn Beagle and wife.
The fine tobacco seasons have kent
the farmers busy.
YACOB.
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All Sorts Of. a Day.

Sunday was day that set back
the season to regular April weather
Early in the mOrning it was cold and
drizzly. About 1880 it cleared off fol-
a short time, again clOuding up
about 10 o'clock. The sun came out
before IL o'clock and it remained
clear until shortly after o'clock. 1t
showered again until about $3.50.
Then it cleared off and remained fair
until in the night, when it poured
down in torrents. Taken altogether
it was "hohey of IA day."
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Col. Geo. G.. Fetter. of Louisville,
was in the city on Thursday.

| COl. geo. u. tetter. OF LOUISVILLE,
was in the city on Thursday.
Mrs. Lucille Wilson and Mrs. T. M
Parish, of Mt. Sterling, are visiting
Major w. T. Havens' family.
Col. Tom Rodman attended meet
ing of the trustees of Georgetown
College. in Georgetown, on Tuesday
Mr.. Edgar Graham, of Louisville
spent Sunday here, the guest of hi,
parents, Mr.. J. w. Graham and wife
Miss Anita Berry, who has been the
guest of her cousin, Miss Mary Gray,
has returned to her home in La.
grange.
Mrs. Matte Matthews and daughter,
of Shelbyville, were guests of her
parents, Mr.. Jos. H. Cox and wife, on
sunday.
Misses Christine Bradley, Mary
Gray ana Ella johnson were guests
of Miss Anita Berry, in Lagrange,
this week.
Judge Ira Julian, Mr.. Jno. w. Rod
man and Mr.. Frank Chinn were in
Washington City on legal business
this week.
Mr.. Walter Franklin has gone to
Loui-ville to accept a position with
the Kentucky Dlstiileries and Ware
house Company.
Mr.. L. B. Marshall and daughter.
Miss Nellie, attended the Diocesan
convention, OF the Episcopal Church,
at Danviile, this week.
Mrs. Geo. H. Watson and daughter,
Miss Nellie Orbison, Of Woodford
county. We're guests of Mr. Geo. f.
Berry and wife this week.
Misses Dora and Elizabeth Sweat
and Miss Lula Dockins, of Russell6
vile, were guests OF Gen. w. ,.
Taylor and wife this week.
DIR. H. s. Keller attended that Sta, Q
Convention of Homeopathic Physi-
clans in Lexington, on Wednesday,
vi which he is the president.
Mr.. Jos. H. Bullock, of Lexington,
has accepted a position with the
Ky. DisUiiIeries and Warehouse Co.,
and has come 10 this city 70 reside.
l. Iu-GON. W.. d. WOrtulHRtOu, WIZ
has oeen Acting Governor during
Gov. Bradley's absence, returned to
mis- nome at Greenup on Thursday.
Col. Chas. s. Lambert, of Chicago,
Ills, formerly private secretary TO
Auditor Stone, and who was soldier
la the war with Spain, spent Sunday
In TINS city.
Master John Shaw and Misses
Mildred and Bessie Shaw, Of Yer
sailies, attended the commencement
OF the Frankfort High School on
Monday night.
Mrs Ella Bowles, Miss Carrie
Thomas and Mrs. Rosa Wright, OF
Richmond, Va, are visiting their
Miss Mildred j. Hawkins, at
Oak View, near this city.
Mr.. W. s. Rosson, who has been
living IN Louisville for some time, has
a position with the Frank.
fort Clair Co., aud will m AXE his home
in this city in the future.
Mr.. X. s. Woods and Miss Jennie
Crews, Mr.. Robt. Cunningham and
Miss Saran Crews, Mr.. Walter hern-
don and Miss Mildred Lyen, Mr..
Claude Shy and Miss Sue Crews, Mr..
Wallace Knox and wife, of Mercer
county spent the day In this city
seein the sight.
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Daughters Of the COnfederacy.

We are requested to announce that
Jos. H. Lewis Chapter, Daughters OF
the Confederacy. will meet this
Saturday. afternoon at 3 O'clock, at
the residence of Mrs. Jos. H. Lewis,
Second Street, South Side. A full
attendance is earnestly desired.
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Uncle Zeke YOcqm.

We have received cOmmunica-
ton from Uncle Zeke YOcum, our
valued friend and correspondent for
many years. 1t reached us too late
for this issue of our paper, but it will
appear next week. We were truly
glad to have Uncle Zeke write us
again, after being silent so long.
f--
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Personal.

Personal.
Mr.. R. A. Combs spent Sunday II
Louisville.
DR.. Jno. l.. Long went to Cincinnati
on Monday.
Col. r. P. Jacobs. of Danville, wa
here Tuesday.
Miss May Pepper is visiting friends
in New York City.
Mr.. James Coins, of Miliville, was
IN the city Monday.
Mrs. Hiram Berry visited friends in
Richmond this week.
Col. F. L. McChesney, of Paris. was
a visitor here this week.
Mr.. ]. @. B. Sebree. of Georgetown,
was in the city Tuesday.
M. Jno. w. Landrum, of Mayfeld,
was in the city Monday.
Mrs. Sallie Duvall Greenow has
gone to Danville on visit.
Miss Nora Miller, of this office,
spent Sunday in Lexington.
Mr.. H. M. Stanley, of Louisville,
was a visitor here this week.
Mr.. Price Williams, of Louisvi lie,
was in the city on Tuesday.
Col. Chas. E. Hoge and wife have
returned from New York City.
Mrs. Sally Thomas left Friday for
Chicago to be absent four weeks.
Mrs. Julia Robertson is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Samuels, at Hickman.
Gov. w. o. Bradley re urned We'd
nesday night from Warm Springs, Va.
Miss Letha DUNCAN, of Woodford
county, was visitor here TINS week.
Mr.. Howard Stedman, of the Forks
OF Elk horn, was in town on tuesday.
Miss Emily Woods, of St. Louis,
No, is visiting relatives in this city.
Misses Fannie and Be ,sie Lewis, of
Wuod.aHe, "eie,. s~o city Weohe''
day.
Mrs. Wallace Howe, of Carlisle, was
the guest of Mrs. H M. Keller, this
week.
rroi. J. Dudley Coleman, of Louis
vile. spent several days here this
week.
Miss Mary Mcnamara, of LeXing-
ton, is the guest of Miss Margery
Haly.
Col. Yoder Poignard, of Taylors-
vile. was the guest OF relatives here
this week.
Mrs. J. d. Grover, of Georgetown,
was the guest OF Mrs. ID. Z. Crutcher
this week.
Mrs. NJ. p. Hall, of Bagdad, is visit
ing her son, Mr.. j. A. Thomas, on st.
Clair street.
Mrs. John l.. Long went to Wash
ington City on Monday to attend the
peace jubilee.
Mr.. Frank Hagerty. of Lexington,
was the guest of Mr.. Thos. Newman,
IT., this week.
Mr.. VIM. Wiggington, Of Shelby
vile, was the guest or relatives In tbs
city last week.
r. MIRO. Head and wife, of Stamp
ing Ground, spent Sunday with rela-
tives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett, ofLeitchfield,
were guests of Hon. Geo. w. Long
and wife this week.
Mr.. Robt. Kershaw, of Indianapolis,
Ina.. has been visiting relatives in
this city this week.
Mrs. Sam d. Winter, of st. Louis,
Mo, was the guest OF Judge w. II.
Sneed and wife this week.
Mrs, w. l.. Cannon, Of Woodford
county, WAS the guest of Mr.. Geo.
+. Berry and wife TINS week.
Mr.. Geo. f. Berry attended the
funeral OF Mr.. Sherley b. Winter
smith, in Louisville, Thursday.
Mr.. A. Adams, wife aud daughter,
lef, Wednesday for Crab Orchard
where hey will reside in future.
Rev. NJ. B. Adams and wife were
guests of the family OF Mr.. W. j
Lewis. at Woodlake, Thursday.
Mr.. r. w. McRery left Thursday on
a business trip to Chicago, Mime
apolis and other western cities.
Miss Hibben, of Cincinnati, wi o
has been the guest of Mr. Geo. +.
Berry and wife, has returned home.
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Mill Town, Ky.

Health good and every thing
lively.