The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 4, 1897, Page 4

IG Aa. CUTTY ee ane ‘BROWDER HERE, "Now" elds 1" PERSONAL Ses. Cade Stowart & is ‘alee the ay Miss Minnie Nagel has returved from Louisville, Mr, and Mrs, are the parents of a 10-pound boy. J. B, Lord, the Chicago man, is at the Palmer, K. B. Cannada, of Kansas, Graves county, is in the city, Mr. A. B. Cox and wife are visit» ing in Whitlock, Tenn, Mr. Guy Nance and wife have re- turned from Clarksville. The Shakespeare club meets’ to- night with Mrs. John P. Campbell. Miss Anna Larkin has gone to Wilbur, Ky,, to teach school, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ross left at hoon for Mayfield on a visit to rela- tives. George McFadden, a well known Paducah boy, is here from St. ' Loni: _ Mrs. CH. Ford, of Cave is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Caldwell, Mr. Leslie Robertson are visiting the former's father, A. R. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Norton Moore are j rejoicing over the first addition to their family, a girl, Councilman T. P. Carter and Mr. | R. Wyckoff have gone to Hot Spriugs to ee a month. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cohn, of Cairo, formerly of the city, have announced to their friends here that they are parents of # fine girl baby. Mrs. ). C, Newman and children, of Jackson, and Mrs. H. C. Roberts and children, of Brownsville, Tenn., left this morning for their respective | homes, after a visit to mother snd! sister, Mrs, H. F, Lyon and Mrs. Sam H. Winstead. Before having any dental work done you can well afford fo consult Dr. Fiddyment, who tyyns out the very. best of work at{ reasonable ‘prices. All work done by the latest painless methods. Opera House block. THE GOUT CAUGHT UP AIUECAECRANS AE ¢8 n: Your Trade PUT ON SALE FOR | 81 2°—Ladies’ ongula Welts; Turns and M. S. small sizes, worth from $3 00 te $4.00. Py} $1.50—Ladies’ Doggola F\ ir Gutch, for winter use, were §2 00, (4 $2.00 —Ladies’ Dongola Welts, broken sizes, worth $3.00, $2 62—Ladies’ Lace er buttod Ox Blood, New Toes, Welts, bandeome worth $3.00 \ $2 68—Laties’ Lace or Ifujtan Welts, all new toes, worth $3 and $4, $1 98—Ladies’ Dongola Sprity Heels, Welts, best, cheap at $3 00, Men’s Eoamel Calf Ba'éysizes broken, were sold at $3.00, Men's Pat. Leath r, Need sizes broken, sold at $5.50, 23 00—Men's Broad Toe, Kangaroo, Vong , sold at $5.00, 10 cents buys Child’s Rubbers, heel, siags brokeo. ey to eee artars, he fs money to be picked ’s New Store, h 3rd St. Lloyd Bloomfield} Arrived Here Yesterday On al up Black Horse. ho deta The oe os extraordinary. bar- gains will Be on sale to-morrow. Buklpy’s 36in 124e Magid super- ior tod, nedale for Be a yard, ’ 6c Soa Island Domestic for 4c. BG Mas Domestic, Fruit of Neto Loom, Loradale and Hope for 5\c, 6c a yard JUST RECEIVED A COST LOT 650 Honey Cosh Quilts on sale at 49, 91.00 White Quilts on sale at 73¢, $1.25 White Quil le at 98e. $2.50 White Marseils on sale at $1.78, Just receiveda lot 2 best Pecales that will be put on sale at 1c a yd A job in 60 to 75e Fancy hose for Ladies’ on sale for 25e. a paif DRY GOODS BARGAINS 5 pieces 25¢ English Wool Cashmere on sale a’ 17sec a yard. 6 pieces 46in. b0c Seng for 350 a yard. of 75¢ Novelty on sale at ‘Black Dréae GO0G# op sale I8e, 25e, 39 & 48e that are very special. y Blue and many Shades of Green of splendid quality for skirts and serviceable dresses atreal Bar- gain Prices, NEW CHECK ARRIVING, MONEY TO PURCHASER 3 pairs 50c, onyx fast black hose $1.00 38c onyx fast black hose for 25 20¢ Monarch fast black hoge 160. Just rece 1 a case of thé best 12'yc Tailor mad guiting *9 popular will g0| on sale at tea Just received biea hed table damask put on sale at 28¢ 35¢ and 48 to win popularity for them 72in, half bleached _ _ . table damask for 50c, “~~~ be Crash for 6c Crash for / f 10¢ wide all Linen Crash . 1c bleached all Linen craghes at 8!, ° Se Daisy knitting silk at $e. } ‘ 10¢ seam braid at 8e ra Se Cabinet hair pins at 4c / 10¢ Daisy curling irons at 4ee~ { 25c. Ladies’ turn back cuffs at Be. $1.10 kid gloves, black for scr Many new tulnge arriving and great heaps coming. Harbour’s New Quatters, 412-114 N, Third Street. | COULD HAVE BEEN CAUGHT. : Bettie Owen For Il No Furthor Devel opments ing Dish~ Parties ! Our line of CHAFING. plete. He MAY YET BE CAPTUR’D, There {s still a great deal of excite- ment in Fulton over the two recent killings. There is no simpathy evinced for Browder, the cowardly murderer of Isom Ewing, the colored boy, but Deputy Sheriff Harry Judge has agreat many friends who are working bard to extricate him from the dilemma into which bis unfortun-| g ate mistake led him in causing the death of young Williams, who re- sed to halt when orde todo so. It is thought by ¢ that he acted too hastly, but m ‘theless the pre- vailing belief s © be that he will be fully exonerated. Browder has not been cajtured and io all probability will never be. When he reached home he supplied himself with all the fire arms in the house, including his rifle. It is not known whose horse he rode off, anda gentleman in from Fulton today stated that Marshal} Walker would not permit his cele- brated bloodhounds to be placed on the trail of the escaped murderer, because he knew that Browder was well armed and would kill them. It is the fault of the Fulton officers. yr, that Dave Browder is not now in jail, for he and a compasion passed through Paducah yesterday and left at 10 o'clock for the Illinois shore. The officers here knew nothing about the case except what they saw ,|in the newspapers, and if the Fulton And Is Now Far Ahead of the} vinorities had telegraphed or tele- MEASLES WW MARSHALL. Docket. phoned a description yesterday Brow- | |Epidemic of Them Is Very Bad der would bave been in custody, for , he was seen and M ul Collins was There. apprised of his suspicjous conduct, but bad no description and knew| ~ | Plain aii nothing about the case. Browder and | | and best | Ornamental iS GN a companion reached Paducah early : yesterday morning and, riding down ajepecialty. Paducah Cycle Works, 298 N. ith PAINTER, MONDAY Second street, where they put up are all the/fad. DISHES is City, R. and family Mr. and Henrieta Full line of Children’s Shoes, and great bar- gains in broken lots, in off toes. AT PRICES GIVEN NONE OF THE ABOVE SENT OUT ON APPROVAL, g TLL, RUDY & PHILLIPS. Leaceecess a fat. Pac ets heh ts ms) INCORPORATED, 318, 320.322 and Broadway. Paducah, Ky. Sign of Big Hatchet. Wa, Ears. Gro, Leannaap, Phone 53, Eades & Lehnhard, J. D. Bacon & Co.|J. D. Bacon & Co.{J. D. Badon & Co. PHARMACISTS. ~DRUGGISTS: APOTHEOARIES. finke-aapecialty of obtaining —Prescriptions filled at all hours.—] Can prepare yous family or private all kinds of barks, Foote herbs, so Night Bell recipes, from a linkment to & com that you can get anything. Yow-want side of door. cure, and do it right. in this oft-neglected line of ~~ buét- Pharmacists, Druggists anid Apothecaries, ness, Cor, SeventH axp Jackson Stree, Papucan, German IS 1HE LEADING W EATHER R REPORT. TONIGHT. ¢ Windsor \ Theatre, Softn Dyra street, a. Louisville, Ky., ay 4.—Threst- ening and light rain or snow tonight and Friday. IN THE§OITY. is the cleanest, Prompt deli | LOCAL MENTION. | Ison n the Fo! Force. Officer Frank Smedley, sopeiniad | a policeman Monday night, began work last night. Revival Service, Elder Cathoun preached again last night to’a full house at the Christian mission Sunday school room, Tenth street, between Clay and Harrison. There is much interest shown; bis subject for tonight will be ‘The Lost Boy.’’ Services begin at 7:30 o'clock. Is Waiting For the Docket to Catch Up—Joke on Judge Bishop. Try a load and you will be convinced that § ee Lampley Will Probably We will appreciate # share of your patrouag Die—Many Others Tl. LEW WATIR 8. E. POREMAD Judge Bishop occasioned no little merriment at the court house yester- day. It was all due to his absent mindedness, of which many amusing stories are told, The recently tried «damage suits consumed so mueb of the court's time that when the last one was concluded, after a week had been wasted on it, the Judge found himself confronted with the discour- aging fact that he was six days be- bind with the docket. He started about to make up for lost time, and fully demonstrated his quickness in case of emergency. Yesterday he took up the docket again and noticed at first that whea the cases were called neither lawyer, plaintiff, defendant nor witness ans- wered. Undaunted, however, he proceeded to desiecate the docket uatil Deputy Clerk Kidd finally walked over in sheer alarm and qui- etly remarked, ‘Judge, did you know you were two days ahead o! the docket ?”’ The judge made an investigation and found that he was. Now he is waiting for the docket to cateh up with the couyt, ATTEMPTED SUICIDE, Miss Lydia Carver Reported as Very Despondent, their horses. Browder rode a black stallion, and both men were seen and | 29 attracted some attention on account of their suspicious conduct. Capt. R. G. Rouse is one who noticed them, and be report: d the matter to Marshal Collins, and suggested that one of them might be the Fulton murderer, } but Marshal Collins had no descrip- | tion. About 10 o'clock the men mounted their horses and boarded the ferry boat, crossing to the Illinow shore, where they set out for unknown parts. It is thought, however, that they can be easily intercepted. Marshall Collins today communi- eated by telephone with Marshal Officeand Yare,Sih erd Harrison {reets, GEBUART ©. B. STARKS, Caligraph_and Densmore Typewriters (apd A Family a for Ladie@\and Children | There is an epidemic of measles in |the Little Cypress neighborhood of Marshall county. It is said that everybody in the vicinity that hasn’t had them is now down with them. | Jim Lampley is said to be hope- lessly ill and there are many others in a very critical condition. As yet, however, no deaths have resulted. The first cate made its appearance about Christmas, and the malady bas Diploma Flour takes the lead of since been raging with unabated ali patent flours. j fury. Rent Receipts. | DEBTOR AND CREDITOR. Nice, convenient rent receipt books at this office for 10c. Horse Killed. | The passenger train that arrived this morning at 1:52 from Louisville ran over and kill:d a horse near Har- rison and the railroad intersection. The ownership hasnot been dis- covered, Bell and ee Marionettes. English Royal Ey ARGUMENT LE DIN ‘Ask be Them. pas. SE ’ The one act Iris tomedy. Sully’s First Trip to America, Change of play twice a week Admission, 10 and 20 cents. Inthe Damage Suit Against the City. ‘The motion for a new’ trial in the case of Nick Grief against the city for $5,000 damages will be argued Monday. It is understood that the plaintiff's attorney's will make the point that if ove man fills up his lot aud thus causes water to draia off into that of his neighbor, the city should see that Walker, of Fulton, and notified him] the proper drainage is made, and that | of the facts. | the water is run off into the gutter | ie siloreie | Lf the city fail im this, the plaintiff's FINALLY SUCCUMBED. Jattorneys claim that she is liable, | while the court rules that the mao who filled up his lot is liable, unless the city attempts to construct the drainage and fails. Then she is lia-| ble for her mistake. This instance is substantially the » 0 same as the Grief case the cess South Fourth street. pool did not exist until a lot adjoin- The deceased was brother of} ing it was so filled up as to drain the Mrs. Dr. T. E, White, of the city,| water over into it. There is consid- and came to Paducah about the first | erable interest manifested in the case. of the year. He formerly resided at - St. Louis and at one time wasa MR JT WILSON DIES member of the state senate. Hisage was 47, und he leaves a wife, one brother, E. R. Wilson, of the coun- ty, and Smoking Tolecco and Catarrh Curens This\ombinatibn furnishes not only Adelightful Smoking To- bacco Dut als a positive rem- edy for\Catarrh., In taking your ackusthmed delightful smoke, disghfrge the smoke up through Is and the cure is absoljtely certain. In 1 oat and it cures Sore Throat, Bronchitis {A Small Amount Causes A Large | Fight. A fight occurred on West Broad- night or two ago in which « reditor and debtor figured conspic- uously. The creditor asked for the payment of small bill, which the other man said he did aot have. The | other individual signified a desire to New Stock of Drugs. slap the impecunious debtor in the Mr."Paul Dismukes, of Mayficld, face, at which the flatter didn’t do \ was in the city today, and purchased anything but make an impression in and Catarrht# \ irom DuBois & Co. a complete new the wall with him. The creditor has and Heals th Litags. stock of drugs for his store at May-| temporarily retired from society and The tobacco} is manufactured] field | no arrests have been made. with the greatest tare and is Have opened amart schg verfec a less,\any il - re Er'the most dhlicate Tedy. eave Maison street ; will Yage iWicaté lady can) and advanced pupils. smoke it in aN ee ply to Miss Augusta List, For sale only by WP Mrs GCL SOTA, pecan STOR TNS BRGADWAY, Ron, Joseph T, Wilson, Formerly of Missouri, Dies. Hon. Joseph T. Wilson died yes- terday afternoon at 4 o’clocks of blood poisoning at his residence on ee (CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK, Paducah, Ky. Foal Estate Transfers Master Commissioner Ed. l’uryear today deeded to H. Rushing and others, property on Trimble street near Flournoy, in pursuance of an order of court for a division of prop- 226 Broglw: erty. : 1 at 719 beginners terms ap-| f2 6 | Most of the Boats Running Today as Usual The ice has about disappeared} Her Father Offersiia fReward of from the Ohio, and today navigation any ; was resumed, | the resgtiy Bottle $200 For Her_Assallant’s Owen and others making their regu- Cap lar trips. —-—- The whistle on one of the boats in] yyigg the harbor became deranged this] ye John forenoon about 10 o'clock and cre- NAVIGATION RESUMED ae AN UNGALLANT OLUB, Consists of Married Men Who Adsulute Silence. “Man,” said Addison Bteele?) in the Spectator, animal—and as an instance of it we may observe that we take all occasions and pretenses of forming ourselves into those little noeturnal assemblages which are commonly known by the name of clubs. When a set of men find them- selves agreed in any particular, though never so trivial, they establish them- selves into a kind of fraternity and Succumbs to an Abscess of the Left Lung Mr. J. T. Wilson died yesterday afternoon at his residence on the cor- ner of Fourth and Adams, of meta- static abscess of the left lung, the re- sult of blood poison caused by a sur- gical operation last October. Mr. Wilson came here recently from St. Louis, where he had lived Diploma is sot. all” reputable retailers in the city. EYES OUT. ‘FICERS. Jas. A. Rup W. F, Paxta Entertainment{To-Night. The Columbian Club will give a literary and musical entertainment tonight at Cecilia Hall. A fine pro- gram has been arranged and a large ent Clark Made Himself a R. Rupy Shot Gun. Vincent, the 14-year-old son of t vydia Cerver, daughter of Carver, who was outraged | Jas. A. Rup F. M. Fisne: Wo. ©. WALLACE, SAVE YOUR attendance is anticipated. At once by sets of chai a2 —_—_— Explanation. | will BUY them for Cash. Housewives caq figd many articles about the house tho uch worn for wear, but too godd td throw away. Gather them up and send them to me or notify me by pogtal catd and I will call for them, Parties desiring good setond hand clothing or shoes will find a large as- sortment at my place, Shoes repaired We have first- class workmen employed, and can do your work on short notice; will call for your repair work if notified and will also deliver it, ‘CHAS, NORWOOD, A Good Performance, There was a good crowd at the performanee of Richard & Pringle’s Georgia Ministrels ‘ast night at Morion’s opera house. The enter. tainment was very good and greatly enjoyed. better ice this year tWfan ever. hrve decided to ry ons for this reas will sell to any purchase and deliver, ice. now on hand a , at the same No. 400, 4f6 = Crrstat Io Doctor's prescrip’ Manvvactorr, 214 Court +4. in pharmacy, drugs and chemicals used. get just what the doctor prescribes. sists, Fifth and Broadway. always pleased, 113 Went to Princeton, Richards & Pringle’s minstrels left False Alar Both fire departments answered a falve alarm turned in from box 61 Jast night about 7 o’cfock, The run was up South Third street, special car, For Rent. Miss Johnson’s class at the rence Second Hand Co., 213 Coyft street, twenty second hand matfresses and twenty The Crystalj Ice Manufactory are now making some extensive improve- ments and will be abfe to furnish They their own wag- time ie who desires to; We have supply and any time you want icé same will be de- livered rromerLy if_you TELEPHONE one gi given care- = |ful attention by registered graduates Only strictly pure Give us your trade and rest assyred that you Oxniscutarcer & WALKER, Drug- feb 1 3t People who use Diploma Flour are this mo:ning for Princeton in their irst ated some excitement by its pro- longed blast. River men are very cheerful today, tor their prospects are bright. SHAW. SUPT. I Arrived In Paducah On Business To-Day. Supt. of Machinery, W. Renshaw, of the Illinois Central, and Supt. of the Louisville Division, W. J. Hara. han,arrived this morning from Louis- ville on the 1:52 train. ‘They were today in conference at shops, but Supt. Harahan stated toa Son reporter that their visit had no particular significance. Mr. Ren- shaw will go south today. 3 TAKEN TO JAIL. But He At Last Gave Another Bond. John Lawrence, « butcher arrested some time since for stealing a cow from Mr. McCammon, proprietor of the Commercial Hotel, and after- wards indicted by the grand jury, was given up by his bondemen yea- terday afternoon and Sheriff Holland turned him over to Jailer Miller. The prisoner's _ brother-in-law, however, soon put in his appearance and executed a new bond, and he was released from custody. t “|capture and conviction of the un- by a supposed negro at her home near Cayce Station, Hickman coum ty, is reported as having attempted suicide a day or two ago as a result of her shame, Her father, Jobn Carver, has of- fered a reward of $200 for the cap- ture and conviction of her assailant, and circulars reading as follows have been distributed in the surrounding country: Two hundred dollars reward! I will pay the above reward for the known man guilty of committing rape on the person of my daughter on Wednesday afternoon, January 27, at my home, four miles north of Fulton, Joun Carver, Fulton, Ky. Mr. D, Johnson, the well known insurance man, has just returned from Mr. Carver’s, and reports a de- plorable state of affairs, He has known the family for many years, and Carver is worth several thousand dollars besides being a genteel, highly respected man. His daughter is prostrate with grief and shame, and with exaspera- tion over the way her statement has been admitted and contradicted in the press. She attempted to kill herself a day or two ago, according to reports,as a result of despondency, and it is said that her parents fear that she will yet succeed. Mr. Carver's theory of the outrage is that it was committed by the Jes Clark, of Coy, Marshal! county, constructed a gun of piping and after putting in a wooden breech pin drill- ed a hole for a fuse. When he went out to shoot quail with it, he might have known that something was go- ing to happen, but he didn’t. One of his eyes was knocked completely out and his face was badly lacerated, It being doubtful if he will ever see again. GENERAL INSPECTOR, | Burnett, of the Nashyille, Chattanooga & St. Louis, Here Today. Mr. General Inspector H, J, Burnett, of equipments, on the entire N., C. & St. L. system, is in the city today on official business, He is at the Palmer. Trial This Afternoon The case against Jas, Hubbard, for malicious assault, 13 set for this afternoon at 3o0’clock. Wm,Foster, 8 witness from Mayfield, is expected on the 3 o'clock train, Croup, the great enemy of/ child- hood, succunabs at once to the sooth- ing influence of Dr. Bell's Tar Hon- ey. Bronchial affections Jose their danger when this great remedy is at hand. No heme should be Mesh it. For sale by Ochlschiseger & Walker, corner Fifth and Broadway, Birthday Party, for the past few years, being engaged in the practice of law. He served one term in the state senate of Mis- souri and was quite prominent in state politics, He leaves a wife and one brother and a sister, Mrs. Dr. T. E. White, of this city. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at 1 o'clock from the family residence at 502 South Fourth. Services will be conducted by Rev. H. B. Johnson, of the Broadway M. KE. church. Burial at Oak Grove. The remains will be held to await the arrival of a brother of the de- ceased, who lives in Milwaukee. Circuit Court The afternoon scssion adjourued about 2 o'clock, the case of the Westinghouse Electric Manufactur- ing Company against the Citizens’ Street Railway Company being con- tinued, Fisting the Date. A timid-looking woman, who had ew idently never before been on the wit- ness-stand, was being badgered and harassed into o state of perplexity by 4 smart young lawyer, who finally said “Now, madam, how do you know that this quarrel between the plaintit and the defendant took place on the 17th day of march?” “Because I know it happened then," sho 2 replled, meekly, but how do you know it? “yell, I- it hap pened that day “Ah! my good womag, that won't know that FP. KAMLEITRR, Gro, O. Hart, W. F. Paxton, RB. Faray, R. Huby. meet once or twice a week upon the ac- count of such a fantastic resemblance.” This is true in every city in the world, but in nome is the club craze carried so far asin Vienna. The Viennese have now established a Bilent club. The title does not sound particularly convivinl, but the proceed- ings when the club meeta are decidedly #0. The idea originated among half » dozen wags, married men and most of them stock brokers, The members now number 80. The arowed raison d'etre of the club is that it affords one even- ing’s relief every week from the chatter of henpedRing wives and from the very sound of human speech, The members assemble every Mon- day night. The club rooms are sumptu- ously appointed and hung with comic pictures, of which the confusion and rout of the mother-in-law is the prine!- pal theme. On the wall behind the president's chair, at the head of the table, in the dining-room, fs a full length, life-size picture of a woman muzzled, A neatly framed copy of the principal rules hangs in every room, ese rules are as follows: “1, Only married men are eligible. “2. No talking or laughter is allowed under any circumstances within the presineta of the club. Any member in- Fringing this rule will be promptly one bottle of champagne.” The servants are, of course, amenable to the mame rule of silence, except be- low stairs, and then they have to be careful that their voloes are not heard, on pain of instant dismissal. They are forbidden to address the members ex- cept by signs, The latter make their Tooth Drama Without P Is one of ov specialties, Although this is by now@ayp our least. After years of experingenting by eminent specialists a prgcess has been per- Toath Filled Without Pala Has become one of the wonders of the cen Pa is new process, called € ris enables us to fill the most esta teeth with absolutely no spain or danger to either tooth gr patient. Give us a trial and be Bonvinced. Telephone 330for engagements. DR. C. BR, WHITESIDES, Over Lang's Drug tore. R. DANTEL, way. A nice two-story brick on North Sixth street. Seven rooms and nice yard. Apply on prémises. 3flw Mrs. H, C, Worden, ixth Street. Well Attended Dance. brother of 8 man who lived on Car- The Young Men's German Club| ver’s place, and is wanted for mur- | entered on its second series of dances| dering man on Tennessee river. last night. The first of the series was|The man is supposed to have been Presbyterian church will give a candy pulling Friday night in the building formerly occupied by E. B, Harbour, Broadway, for the benefit of foreign | missions. Candy \10c, Everybody | invited. 32, Marrled Last Night. Little Miss Vida Randolph, daugh-| do, We must have proof that it oc. | Wants known aleo by signa, or by writ- ter of Mr. D, W. Randolph, of 621] curred that very day, The date must | ten orders, and converse among them- North Sixth street, entertained about| be fixed. Can't you fix the date?” om is the oumne manner, a .| sixty of her little friends from 5 “Well, I don’t know as I can,” m Monday evening the members en- Aiphone aay ee Sear he cat ey eae? Fhe ae he a yesterday in bonor of i “Did anything else happen that day | ter the club and solemnly greet the ig P self as A ag by tered th twelfth birthday. Refreshments were that didn't happen any other day at president, who receives them with much young lady when she ent e [ial ge your house or that may not happen to dignity When all are present he gives The marriage of Miss Laura Eng- morrow?” the signal and leads the way to th lish and Mr, H.C. Braeme 100k sage this week for i and Ate meade ars Bere aes Gece “Yea, alr.” quet board. When he reacties tle head M3, | Philip Baugh is still missing from| Mr. W. L. Sullivan is no better place last night at the resi ot 407 South pal rey “Ab, indeed! What, please?” oe Male the other members file past an s father, 559 South Ninth hus heme in Mayfield, and nothing] today, and death is thought to be al air? oae yeryage eo hn) dont w boing to bie ond bial Use Diploma fidur and be happy. | has been heard of him. matter of only a few hours. ios Richard Howell and Will King, colored, were tried in Judge Win- chester’s court this morning ona charge of fighting near Maxon’s is last week and both were fined Office, 2 Over Lang wt re hande to the mutsled, lady aie ’ . Herald. we ie rae