The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-06

28lT Bernard ST., St. LOUIS, No.
A wagon OF moving Indiana were
here two or three days the past
week, consisting OF a man and
squaw and seven chIldren. They
were telling fortunes of many who
long for a glimpse into the future.
LOST-Between Darlington and
the old fair grounds, one dark gray
coat. with checks about l-2 inch
apart, size 40 and nearly new. Finder
will please return to the Bee office,
aud receive a reward.
Up to going to press the crowds
that have usually been very large
in attending the Far at Madison
willie are not so large this year.
This is on account of hard times aud
various other reasons.
Dr. Barton McEuen, the deutlst
soon to occupy a suite of offices in
the new Victory building,was in the
city Saturday. DR.. MsEuen will
have one of the finest furnished
offices in the state, having secured
all the latest improved fixtures from
a recent visit East.
The largest crowd that ever left
Darlington for MadisOnville attend
ed the game between Russellville
and MadIsonvIlle Friday. EARRING
ton always patrOnizes Madisonville
in any AMI all her events, bat it is
a one sided affair; you can't get
crowd from there here at apy price.
The E. A. q. played Providence
at that place last Thursday and
were defeated by score of9 to l.
They expected to play the End
nine, but the Providence boys play
ed their best team and were CRITICS.
ed by every one for doing so.
VIM. Grimes a fermer yard man
on this division now working in
Terre Haute for the Vandalia was
IN the city last week. He is work
ing under Larry Kilroy, former
Yardmaster at this place and says
that Larry and family are enjoying
the best of health.
A citizen of Guthrie, in talking to
a Bee reporter on Sunday said that
the department. of the boys of go.
g." are the best and one would
think that they were regulars so
good is their conduct. This is the
reports we like to hear from our
boys when away from home.
Mr.. Leo Harrison, the popular
Baker in the employee of the Bon
Ton Bakery, has been elected man
ager Of the f. A; G. base ball Club,
and has taken charge. Mr.. Harri-
son has had n good deal of exper-
fence aud will no doubt make this
hIst class team.
Mr.. Geo. King, the new mine fore
man ut the Fox Run mines, who
has been a druggist in st. Charles
for a number of years, and who also
at one time had charge of the Crab
tree mines and is an old experienced
will no doubt bring Fox Run
to the front as a coal producer.
The E. A. c., met in their regular
meeting Tuesday night and two
new members were admitted, This
club IS in first-class shape, having
over 500 in the treasury, aud will
soon move in their new quarters
which will be furnished with all
kinds of fixtures to develop the
muscles Of our boys.
The city clock on the cupula of
the Catholic church has been given
a coat of paint. The face of the
clock Is black, tile hands are silver
tipped with gold and shows up all
over the city. The congregation of
this church deserves credit for
keeping this clock IN such good re-
pair without any cost to the tax
payers.
The Electric Theatre Is showing
nightly fine lot Of pictures, which
are instructive and amusing. The
illustrative songs are one of the
most attractive features. The ma
chine used here is of the best, no
better pictures are shown in the
cities This one is particularly
free from the flicker that is so un-
pleasant to the eye. One wishing to
spend a pleasant evening of innO-
cent amusement should visit the
picture show.
The Cumberland Telephone Com
pany will commence in a few days
to move its offices from here to
NOrtonville, where all the main