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The Clay City Times, 1902-04-24

The front page of 1902-04-24. 1,348 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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u Henry Sons and wife spent Sun day with B 11enters and wifeMiss Miss Allie Mary Bush spent Sat Saturday - urday Saturday night and Sunday with Addie Clark B W Centers swapped his horse to D II Daniel for a milk cow and s 5 Sum Lee of CagCreek has moved to the farm of Mrs Bettio Mile at this place W v t ff r 1 D n Daniel attendedcourt at Mt Sterling Monday and brought home II new buggy The people at this place are trying to farm a little as this ir fine weath er for the business M1 > S Hat tic Bush spent Saturday night and Sunday with her cousins Misses Hattie and Ncttis Hush Misses Mary and Nannie l Jravctt visited their sister Mrs Kitty Kitty11right Wright Saturday and Sunday They have moved Win Snow den Jr from Clay City to his fath fathers - ers fathers at this place They think he will recover now Ray Burgher Gen and Charley Bush visited their aunt Mrs Mar tha Bush near Stanton Sunday and report a good time Misses Caddie llravett Mattie and GorclaMcKinncy Lyle KlI1IIOII Millard Carr and Tom White spent Sunday with Morgan McKiniieyiuid wife rife3lissJcute MissKate nnielnlic1 father Geo Gravett and wifeSam Carr and wife Maliaa and Stella IJiIlwe the guests of D K Itlnllland lwiCe Sunday SundayTHE THE GREAT DISMAL SWAMP Of Virginia is a breeding ground of Malaria germs So ielotr wet or marshy ground everywhere These II germs causa weakness chills and fever aches in the bones and mus cles deedmay induce dangerous maladies But Electric Bitters nev never - er never fail to destroy thorn and cure malarial troubles They will sure Ily prevent typhoid11e tried many remedies for Malaria and Stomach and Liver troubles writes John Charleston of Byes ville 0 hilt never found any thnig as good as Electric Bitters Try them OiiyLflOc Clay City Lam < k Stave Co guarantee satis I settsinn y y

i WIELDS A SHARP AX Million niurvel nt the multitude of maladies cut oil by Dr Kings New Life Pills the most distress distressing - ing distressing too Stomach Liver and Bow el troubles Dyspepsia Loss of Ap petite Jaundice Hilliousnoss Fe ver Malaria all fall before these wonder workers xoc at Clay City Lumber v Stave Cos store I 1 < 4l Snow Creek DF = IItt I Q TlIcrbernHeflinsoldthreccnlvcs for if 05 v v Charlie 1uckett sold n sow and four pigs for SJ1 Albert Wood sold n good horse tll Iohll Goll for SO toJohnOoirforStiOLittle Little Miss Lixy Vaughn is quite sick at this writing Hev 1 II Pence preached at Snow creek Sunday afternoon 1 A Vaughn bought a good marc from George Clark for 655 Marion Curtis sold a good work mare to John demons for fJJO B B Hntson and J F Ends were among the the Mt Sterling court visitors Monday Marion Curtis underwent astir gical operation by havingatunior removed from the back of the neck and is getting along nicely Miss Lillie Vivion entertained quite a number of her friends Sunday evning Among those present were Misses Magg Wood Mattio and Evert Martin Mayme and Jossie Lowery Messrs Thos Ogdeh Jr Albert Wood Luther Eads and Phillip Puckett A nice time is reported by all A NEARLY FATAL RUNAWAY Started a horrible ulcer on the leg of 1 B Orner Franklin Grove 111 which defied doctors and all remedies for four years Then HuckleiH Arnica Salve cured him Just aggood for Boils Burns Bruis eel Cuts Corns SuaIdsSkin Erup Eruptions - tions Eruptions and Piles tifieut C C LUlU tk Stave Cos store stores - s stores < Vaughns Mill There was a large crowd at the Cliistaian church Sunday Jim Vaughn oT Log Lick bought ofG W Clark a liorsefor14f M i ° 1 < 4 a u c

n Nancy lice teas called to the I bed side of Mrs Sallie Hughs of Red Bridge who is very low with consumption consumptionMrs Mrs Oscar Ends of Win chester who has been visiting relatives here the past month re turned home Tuesdoy A Chambers the old market man was here Thursday paying the highest cash prices He will be with us ovv > ry Thursday Mrs Lucy Ogden two daught daughters - ers daughters Lulu and Tena and Chester oflowell county and Mrs Clots Wood and daughter Emma and Sarah Cliism were the guest of Mrs J S Wood Tuesday Two men went through here I I Thursday evening in persuit of a young Mocabee who stole a mare I lilt Irvine last Monday Later we hoar he has been captured at Lex I ington Berry Stone aged about fifty I three yenrsand a prominent citi 7en of this place who has been failing in mind for some weeks has been tried before judge Evens and adjudged insane andhasbeen I sent te the asvliim at Lexington One cant be too careful with young children One day last week Mrs Dover fastened cork on the tines of a fork and gave it to her little child to play with The cork became loose and lodged jifdhty cliilds thrpal It could not be drawn out and tt lit pushed down to prevent suffocation The I little one was apparently wellat bedtime but in the morning it I was found that it had expired

during the night Heattyville News + I IEIII N Mclntosh of Spoutspnug nireiiched nt the Christian church at I Dniulec Shturdny nnd Sundiij and biiptixed one tncniher into till I church on Sunday Lumber Trust Organized The Yellow 1ojlur Lumber Mm ufncturcrs Assjcintion wns organ organized - ized organized lit Lexington last week It cin hraifs iibout ninety percent of the mills in the country cutting yellow Piplar One of the first things lone was to ndvance the price IIf tin ir hiinljcr two dollars per thoii Oil II d 4o A DOCTORS BAD PLIGHT Two years ago as a result IIf u severe cold I lost my voice It writ Dr M L SeiirbrnUrli of Hebron Ohio ilnii begun an obstinntt cough Every remedy known to me ns n practlcinir pliysiciiin for 15 years failed nnd I daily grew worse Being urged to try Dr Kings New Discovery for Con sumption Coughs and Colds I found quick relief tutu for last ten days have flt better than for two years Positively guaranteed for Throat nnd Lung troubles by C C Lum tt Stave Co oOc and SJ r Trial bottles free a d Frequently it is the loud indi vidual who lands the soft snap OL fmt SFUL BUSINESS MEII

Wo have a limited stock of cncli kind of heavy Winter goods mentioned below which we cannot iillonl to car r > over and will not do so j r Yens Clothing in suits 11111 Odd runts Iudics aptts nnd Jackets Men nnd Hoys Underwear Liulies and Misses Undcnvenr lndics Heavy Dress Skirts Jlens AVomens tons and Misses Shoes eta forts Hlankcis and Etc l v Come early and get first choice You may iiiinie t the price We wish to ingress on the needs of the public tliut wn still carry a full line of Ilouicmndc Collins Also a nice line of tnskels in both white and black also any anything - thing anything 1U1IJlCCct in Mens and omens Itobus I r Clqy ity LU111bet L Stave Co 1 CLAY CITY KY t1 + S 4C C f cf u < r ht a i u JR y 1 Lr

I il A Big Reduction on Ladies Misses and Childrens Capes Jackets and Furs ICe linvoon hand a stock of above goods which We arc closing out At Cost If you want any goods in this line cheap call and purchase before the stock is picked over We also have n few Overcoats which we will sell At Cost to close the lot also a few piiir of heavy Hoots for Men and Boys on the same terms Dont forget the place SMmfessel T Waldron

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