The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-20
Local Happenings


Four rooms to rent,in splendid con-
dition. Apply to Mrs. P. B. Davis
}. V. McEuen, of st. Charles, is in
Louisville buying summer and fall
goods.
The best score that has been made
at the bowling alley is 232 by Lee
Withers.
The Klub Kentuck band played
at the Gardsn rink at Madisonville
Friday night.
A letter from M. b. Long who Is
At Martinsburg, Ind, says that he
Is Improving rapidly.
There are eight young ladies from
Darlington in the Madisonville !
Hnstler piano contest.
The party who found the ladies
hat at the lake will please leave
same at The Bee office.
There is very little sickness in the
city at present. Darlington is one
Of the healthiest towns in the state.
The baseball park Will be finished
today and game between the fats
and leans Will be played tomorrow.
What Darlington needs is boosters
not knockers. If you are going to
knock pack your trunk and go to
the hills.
ID can Tomatoes &c. 3 Id Pie
Peaches TO-. Webster's2 Id Stable
Peaches cans for 15c. at David
Adams.
The darlington Chapter of U. d.
q. will attend the unwilling exer-
cIses in a body at Madisonville on
the 9th.
8 bars of Swift's Pride Soap for 25c.
8 bars of Lenox Soap for 25c. lib
Standard apples cans 25c. at David Q
Adams.
Special prices on Diamonds this :
week. Ask to see them. !,
g M. II. TAPPAN,
Jeweler and OpticIsn.
lib Standard Apples &c. a can. +
Bon Bon Baking Powder 4c can.
Miners lamps and dinner baskets
at cost at David Adams.
There are three divorce cases from
darlington now on the docket
for trial this term of circuit court
and will be heard next week.
Best Patent Flour SOC. for "a Id
sack. 4S lbs $l.SO. 1925 per barrel. |
The above prices are only good for
Is days at David Adams.
Doc Griffin. who has been a dep
'nty marshal in the city for several
years, now has charge of the mIn- |
eral we'll. He Is still an officer.
The public schools of this city Will
close for the summer on May 18th,
with appropriate exercises, and the
teachers will leave for their homes
All the shriners in this city Will
attend the banquet at jacksonville
on May 9th. There are about
twenty-five or thirty members out l
here.
w s. Mcgary has purchased the
|one-half interest of Brent Hart in =,
the Moving Picture show that has ~
been doing good business at the
esday afternoon near the Lake
\ Enaan Higgins found den with
six young minks IN it. He brought
them to town and will try to keep u,
them. pl
Charlie Burden an old Darlington W
boy is playing ball this year with pi
the Winchester team and is one of st
she best pitchers in the Blue Grass th
league. no
Tonight the Ladies' Aid Society ia
3i the M. E. Church, South, will m
have charge of the Moving Pic
ture show. Turn out and help -
these ladies. &c
"a en-, - ia
tfAN ACAho oOA VA OC ACAh az Inn
the n. e. Church, South, on the 9TH II
Sunday In this month. Invitations tn
are exptended to all persons oyer ag
sixty years old. ha
M. III. Tappan, the jeweler, has al
Just installed some new fixtures In
his window. Stop and see the new
things whether you purchase or not,
IN Victory building.
The Madisonvllle Journal has sus- ay
pended the publication of the after or,
iioon daily and will run a Friday ye
weekly coming out on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. =
The proceeds Of the moving PIE r
tuTe show that was given by the