The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-05

Ia the absence OF Pres dent Frost
Z ReNiuri Raymond preached OF the
Chapel sunday
] j Coyle. Lucas Bros and Bent
Rlmsay have thousands Of leot OF
lumber at the depot
Bud Dunn, Of Whites Station. Is
the latest candidate for assessor. ON
the democratic ticket.
Photographer Oggs son Alden fell
from horse Thursday afternoon. lie
was not hurt but was considerably
frightened.
George Thompson was bitten by a
dog last Wednesday aud feared that
il was mad, but no serious results are
now apparent.
j. {. Sharp, our enterprising miller,
has put in corn cleaner aud new el-
eyators aud otherwise improved the
quality of his meal.
Stockholders of the Berea Fair al
yertise fair for Aug 30, 81, Sept. /.
Liberal premiums will be given. and
q good time is expected
p b. Johnson ran thorn into his
finger last week aud the pain became
so great that he was compelled to
have DR. Cornelius lance it.
Last Saturday the marshal exposed
for sale AZ public cutlery trunk be-
longing to Francis Jones, which had
been attached to satisfy board bill
Al business meeting on Thursday
night, the Union Church voted TO call
As pastor Rev Henry Stauner. Of
Cuyahogi Falls, %, who preached
here June H.
Julia Crirgler was tried before
Judge rurpiu last week on lunacy
writ The Jury pronounced her Ia
sane aud Deputy sheriff Broaddu,
took her 90 the asylum
DR. Davidson, Col Ham, Of Gcor
gia, and others who have appeared on
the Berea lecture course. are among
the great attractions at the Chautau-
qua Assembly at Lexington.
DIR c H. Robinson, practicing
physician in Clay and Jackson Coun
ties FOR twenty years, Ia, moved hi,
family TO Berea and occupies John
ston place. He will practice his pro
te-sion
Ira L. McLaren, now at 202 y Few
st, Madison, Wis, sends in hi- sub
scription To Tar ClrlzEN. lie is the
first one Of our friends from dis
tauce 20 subscribe. bu, We do not
want him to he lonesome.
\ small party OF Berea people were
at Conway Thursday, spending the
day with Mrs Hart. Misses Rankin,
Hanson, Fairchild, Pasco. Putnam,
aud Messrs Holmes. Todd, Embree.
Gould, and Hanson made up the par
ty and all report a very pleasant time
II is reported that some persons
were guilt of irregularities a, the last
teachers examination in Madison
County, and suits have been begun.
THE CITIZEN honors the officers who
strive 10 enforce fairness and law, and
hopes that any guilty parties will be
detected and punished.
Rev W. j. Frost recently brought
here the remains Of William Goodell,
the famous abolitionist, grandfather
of President Frost who j. his name
sake, and the bodies of Mrs. Goodell
and their daughter. The family
monument was also brought aud set
ia the Berea cemetery.
The Gilman showed enterprise by
posting bulletins from Louisville dur
ing the democratic convention The
kilograms were seat by c, T., Woods,
and the Richmond folk, were kept
posted As to the proceedings without
having TO rel " on the newspapers,
The PdRtdgrdph,
4 little moving of grass and weeds
has been done in the cemetery, This
Is a good thing, but steps should he
taken by those in charge of the place
to have all the grass moved, the
fence rebuilt, and things put in order
generally II is something we owe
to each other and TO the town, and
let us he about il.
A new county having Berea for its
county seat, and composed of parts
of Madison, Gsrrard, Rockcastle, aud
jackson counties is being largely dis
cussed To many people the adj
~ H.. o., 800.