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i1 ingtpri 11 Mrs T G Difton has returne

from a visit C her husband E tJackson V

Chas KIoil Bigstaiwas iiTtowhiJpfijfew days leavjag on Mondayll

Dr J Via Ppyjtz and I1toRichmond are flaking at MrsAnn E Beans <

Miss May Alexander spent lastweek with friends tear Rothweland oCaUley

Miss Annie Laura Drake wilnave as her guest Lisa DorothyLeof Illinois

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Frank Cheek of Pariespent Saturday night lere and attended the liteethfg

Miss Grace Thompson 9f0Iavillage is visiting Mra W W

1Hornel at Sharps rg

Miss Grace Howell has returneefrom a pl asantv visit to tin family

1ofD1Aittdn at Lexington

Mrs A Hoffman is spefdiug aweek with her daughter whb is at-

tending College at Stanton Va

w If Reids address hl1 beescbang1d tit The Ansonia 7 daniBroadway stretts New Yorl City

Iw Misses Annie Laura Draft andBrAiw Hedden will be home frou

Georgetown College for Thaipgni ing1 Miss Goshia Boyd is off Uty att t the telephone exchange for a few

J days visiting relatives near GrassLick

C C Smith of Cincinnati 0ecrelary of Board of Negrt Evanelizution was at Hazel Greei

icademyJJyjland Joun Day an SP

e rof Winchester are in jChcjjfQ Oncerning development f thei

1 southern land

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r honor of her guests with a ilhouette reception on Friday eveninfrom 730 to 030

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I the dedication of Pearre Hal thytnew academy building at HazeI Green on to morrow

J H Nunnelly and wfe o

i Seorgetown spent from Saturdat until Monday with his brother W

R Nunnelly and familyiirighSjittlo daughter

ingtcn spent from Sunday tilTuesday with relatives in the city

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days Misses Susan Allin of Hairodsburg Marie Oldham of LeX

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Mrs John Tipton has returned Ifrom Lexiugton very much improved She had been under thetreatment of a specialist for some-time

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Mrs George Shacklefordj ofDenver Colorado who has beerVisiting in the county for twoweeks loft Monday for Macon Gato visit her daughter

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iThursday Nov 27thal7rocjock 1

at tl lie bride Mr Ar 1Fitzpatrickthug and Miss Minniedaujper of Policeman Dee Smithwflle married Rev Geo A Joptin ofllciatlng f Both young people fare deservedly > popular and theirwane friends w ish them much hap I

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oILLrS EfDROoW A Brock and Miss Berths S

GnU pie both of Clark countyand well known here eloped toCincinnatiandwere married Thebrides a daughter of gQ Glllispie formerly of thiscounty Both J

the jjoung folks are deservedlypopular << at iz JIPToNDEN1ON

>y atordayatir 4pj9clOclat thehome of ttiQ ride Mr I3ord Tipp i

ton tind MI8Lula P DentonvK re-

united in maflriage Eld IL rhJClark pflltiatingMiea Denton isthe atop daughter of JatteWmSledc land is van accomplished andbeautiful young lady beloved byall whop know her Mr iipton isthe son of our townsman JohnTiptpii and a young man of sterl ¬

ing qualities and justly popularAfter the ceremony the happycoupld left on 210 0 k 0 for ashort trip to Cincinnati Theirmany friends wish them a long andprosperous life of happiness

ANNOUNCEMENTS

December 25 at the home of thebride in Kansas City Mo ThomasWilson of Indianapolis Ind son

I of Richard Wilson this city willbe married to Miss Anna Gossettdaughter of Martin Gossett form-erly of Bath county The contrusting parties are of the mostprominent people who have gonefrom Kentucky Mr Wilson fortunnte with attainments as also is

I the to bebriutI

I See those new Suits at GuthrieClothing Cos

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THE SIOK

Ed Mitchells condition is unim ¬

provedcondition of A Schlfgel is

IIThe improvementI

Aliie Hunt is sick at Ins fathershome on Winn street

IIrho condition of Pierce Winn isvery much improved

ij Mrs Wm Moore who has beenI quite ill for some months is able

to sit up-

Johnf Punch continues quitesick but his condition is more fav ¬

orablo than last weekIIMrs G N Cox has been confin-

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t to her room tho past week witha severe attack of neuralgia

I The latest news from Dr B FThompson is that he is improving

r rapidly and expects to be home inten days

Tommie Owings son of GeorgeOwings who has been very lowwith typhoid fever is very much

improvedCharlie

Perkins our devil atthis office is quite sick at his homewith fever We hope to see hisbright cheerful face among ourforce soon

Mr John Feehan suffered astroke of paralysis of the rightside on Sunday night and his con ¬

dition is considered quite seriousMrs Pnt Laughlin Mrs Meadowsand Mr James Loonev of Lexing-ton

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are with the family

Robe Display

New York sample line of 100Bath Robes on display this week

onlyat Guthrie Clothing CosBuy one for Christmas present

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AanuSlfpmoth-lr of Mrs Bennett Young died littbUisville on Thursday

SLOOUbtChas Slocuru Jr of J

LouisvIlle formerly of this cityted of consumption ow Wedneslay Mrs Ida StOner attendedhe funeral v

WALtAOElIiss Fanaio Wallacewho was sent us a missionary toMexico about two years ago by thePaint Lick Presbyterian church of 1

jrarrard county is deadHELWIG Chas W Helwig of

his city who has been in feebleicalth for several months in LoxFridayiov J

brought tohis home here on Frilay night The funeral servicevas conducted by Rev H D ClarkIn Saturday afternoon at hs liJfence and the burial was by theqQF Lodge In Maohpelah He

eves his wife daughter of Wmlothwetlj decdased of MenefeecoUnty and Children who have thelyrapathy of their mahy friends

MILLER Hampton Miller a wellknown and highly respected citizen J

f near Sewellg Shop died Saturlay evening of paralysis aged SO

ears The funeral was conductedat Mt Zion church by Rev Wintupardand Geo Froh and interwont in Winchester metery Hiswife formerly Miss Carrie Darna

by of Fayette county died manyY ears ago One daughter Mrstate Muir survives him Ho hadelatlyes in this county and was an

uncle of Mrs CM Madden of thisity

BOTTS Mrs Sarah Bolts wife j

of Henry Botts colored councilman from the first ward afterreeks of suffering died on last Fri-

day evening Funeral servicestore held at the C M E Church

Mon ay afternoon conducted byPastor Smith ussisted by RevsIBrown and Smith Burial in Olivelilt cemetery The large crowdthe deep teehng the orders to

Which she belonged in processionthe floral contributions were indilations of the high esteem in whichshe was held She had been ateacher and had taught in Clark I

lath Bourbon and Montgomeryand faithful and true as a christian a mother wife and daughterso she was in her duties as a teach-er No eulogy carries with it agreater worth than this she was

a Christian woman with her lightshining every everyday

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L RELIGIOUSa amraJS

Services at the EpiscopalchurchThursday morning Nov 27 at1030 oclock conducted by BishopL W Burton of Lexington Ky

The Ladies of the SouthernPresbyterian Church will giva a-

social entertainment at the home ofMr J D Harper on Wmn streetrhursday eve next from 7 to 10oolock Music and light refresh-

ments

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but no charges Anyonemay have opportunity to make afreewill offering to the society

In the absence of the pastorRev Frank Rev W A Boggess astudent of Kentucky Universitypreached at Somerset Sunday

By request of the Orphans HomeCommittee of the Mt SterlingMethodist Church Mr E T Boswell agent of the Home will be inMt Sterling Sunday Nov 30 Afull attendadanco at the morningservice is hoped for when Mr Boswell will tell us of the Home andthe good work it is doing A goodprogram has been arranged for thisspecial service

So much interest has been mani-

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in the services being held atthe First Presbyterian Church itwas decided to continue the even-

ing meetings through Friday ofthis week There will be no after-noon services The public is cor-dially

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invited

Pastor W J Bolin will occupythe pulpit of the Baptist churchnext Sunday morning and eveningSubject for morning sermon WalkIng with God1 Evening subjectHA Lost Chord Splendid musicA cordial invitation

Since August Rev W J BolinIn addition to his regular work hasheld meetings in which he deliver-ed 130 sermons and receive 187 in-

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the churches

would JudgeTuffey of the Court of Appeals ancriflce for farfetched Guberna

orial honors

See tip Special1 Suit Display thisIweek at Gutbrie Clothing Coe

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Are the kind to give your friends and that youmay have a chance to select something lebefore everything is picked over we have ar ¬

ranged with the Largest New York House ancwill have on display FOR THIS WEEK ON-

LYROBESr

100 BATHThese are very fine goods and as they

are only sample line we will sell much closerthan if kept

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LadycjrGentlemanDo you want one for yourself or to present toa friend f If spf call at once ir

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AAe are elling the Finest Line oft

GLOTHlNGBOOTS SHOESNGSIEver shown here at Closest Prices

Guthrie Clothiii COt Mens and Boys Outfitters

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Born in this city on SaturdayNov 22 1002 to J Clay Cooperand wife a daughter

PRESCRIPTIONSCurcfiilly and Accurately compounded at

KENNEDYSA full line of Drugs and Medicine of all kiiuli

A Fine Effort

The Shelby Sentinel is out in anextra edition Illustrations bypictures of representative men ofShelby county and candidates forState ofliees Its typhographicalstyle and general make up is attrive

We havont time to give youprices this week but will say we I

can furnish you with what themarket affords that is the highgrade goods as we dont handleanything else and make good whatgoes over the counter Come inand see if this statement is true

C T EVANS

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42GiRed penCounty Tcachcw Llbravy 8701

0-118MtnChrlstln Church 016-

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MctnodUt Church 168

3CnthollcChurch6IeeledKlrst Presbyterian Church 800-

MisChurch 7Iraptlst

IJrnton Select SchooL Sff71Corinth13tlveralevSeminery63MftccnbccOak Hill School k

Shcool tGKxhvlnOraJsv Lick Sunday School 1MB

Morehead Koruial Fchool > < W

North Mtddletown College 100

Math County Magonic Lodge 30

Mr Gay Shrout Who has beentraveling for the J M RobinsonNorton Co of Louisville hasbought a half interest in the Ow ¬

ens Ratlin dry goods house ofSharpsburg and takes possessionDecember let

IIFat Thanksgiving Turkeys atGreenwadesalso Cranberries Cel-

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ResignedJ Waller Nunnelley for nearly

five years head salesman in the bigHardware and Implement house ofChenault tb Orear has resigned his 1

place to accept that of Kentuckysalesman with the Ross Seed andImplement Co of Louisville withheadquarters in that city Wegive Mr Nunnelley up with n deepsense of regret for no more courte ¬

ous gentleman accommodating I

salesman nor wellrounded businessman ever lived in our little cityWe congratulate this firm andpredict that us the years go bythey will hold him in as high es ¬

teem as docs the firm for whom hehas labored eo long and well

Mad Dog

Pedestrians along High street onSunday morning were considerably I

frightened by the appearance of a I

mad dog Mr Wm Moore had thenarrowest escape the dogsnappingand only missing him by very littleThe dog was shot by Deputy JailerSledd

That Thanksgiving Turkey from I

C T Evans will bo great alongwith the Celery and Oysters thatho will furnish

1 id you stop nod look at thosenew Ferndell goods at C T Evans I

If you did not do so at once asii

they are being sold every day

J T Coons sold to B F Perry231025 lb feeders at 4 j and 4tcents and bought of same 28 yearl-

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at 3J cents

For RentA number of dry and well lighted

rooms192t R A MITCHELL

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Change

F H Botts and family on Mon ¬

day moved from Hinkston to hisfarm recently purchased nearBramblette in Nicholas countyWe wish him success

Gtt a choice Black Cake now

from Greenwade

Come tarly for Christmas Photo ¬

graphs at Bryans 19 2t

Foleys Honey and Tarcures colds prevents pneumonia

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Eastmans KodaksThe agency for those boodlll gtlll at

Kennedys Drug StoreiVhcre it Lae always be n Cull when wanting

them

William Boone a miner says theansas City Journal who has come

lown from Dawson City Klondiketo spend the winter with relativesit La Plata says he has dug 225eet deep in the ground of his claim

but has never been able to reach apoint where the ground was not fro1en hard

Everybody knows the TravelersAccident Ins Co Well I repre-sent them nere Rates cheerfullyurnished

H G HOFFMAN

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Now Time Table on C 0

new time table on the ChcsaCake tL Ohio railroad on Sunday

vent into effect as follows

WEST BOUND

So 27 550a m21040 113212pm25 v410EAST BOUND

So 26 932am1225pmVV11 28705II 24943No 21 will connect at Winches-ter with train on L J N forCincinnati 0

In connection with this it is wellto note the hours at which mullvlll be collected from the boxes ontte street Mail deposited beforehose hours will be sent out on the

text mail trainCOLLECTIONS

000ft m 350 pm1130 a m 630 p u-

iSunday11 30 a m50it

ro M WISEMAN A SON leading jeweio r tLoll 8 111 e have Jnst gotten out n nmvciiuiluuembracing everything In the Juwelry line Ifyon want a hamltome article lIlt able fur Jigleemite w

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