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STAGE STORIES

Amusement Announcements IiObbjftor O dMBIts of Gossip

i Mr Howard Gould known l2o-r x B

tion of The Prisoner of Zendshortly he seen here in onotlicplay Rupert of Hentzuai-

Goulds impersonation of the dim

ante remarkable for artisticand rendition Forcostuming and the prodnfcfa

up to the high standard of allFrohmans previous successes ai

the great hypnotist and mindwill open an engagement atHouse on Monday night hasanew the question as to the genuinenof the feats he performs Paris qthe home of two past masters inhypnotic art the people will be ansito whether Carroway is

the head of the class At Lexjnfjj

Wednesday last he successfully 1formed the carriage drive test amidplaudits of a multitude of people ainc

the evening entertained the Elk Bowith an exhibition of his mystic PQiH

which the Lexington Herald says Jrce

superior to ever seen incity before J-

On Monday at 10 a m hethe carriage drive test herosupervision of a Committee appoinby Mayor Perry The price forgagement are 15 25 3 andreserved seats now on sale at Ejjclj

Drug Store

THIS week only Heymans havdisplay a fine selection of fursgenuine beauties

ANTISEPTALINE is guaranteedprevent decay of teeth sore throat anulcers J

THE ladies of the Christian CJhu

U S Senator Cushman K Davis idead at St Paul Minn

Geo W Willson CommissionerInternal Revenue diedTuesday His remains were taken tHamilton 0 for burial Hon JohnW Yerkes is spoken of his successor

Miss Sallie Smith who died last weeat Maryville Tenn was a sister oGray Smith of this city

Mrs Elizabeth Humble HollowayTracey sister of ExSenator Hollowayand widow of Capt Buford Tracey wasburned to death at Winchester lastMonday Mrs Tracey was standing before an open grate bathing with turpentine some bruises received by a fall afew days ago In placing the bottleupon the mantle piece it fell into thefire and exploded and ignited her clothing burning her so bad it caused herdeath Two daughters were badly

trying to extinguished theHer husband lost his life a few

years ago by falling from an elevator-A son was injured and sustained amaimed hand by an accident a shortime since She is survived bychildren

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Newt Fdr the Farmer TrAder StoolsRaiser

Robert Batliff sold to Elmer Olinkenbeard 62 near Moorefield for2450

x Bird Kidd of Clark county haspurchased 37000 worth of fat cattle inFleming county in the last few

Bobt McConnell had12 sheep killed by dogs and twenty in-

jured T tltey will die The Joss isheavy as the sheep the finest in theState

During the last three days several carsof trotters and pacers catalogued in thesale in Square Garden NewYork will be shipped from Lexingtqnwill go the consignment of congressmanJoe Bailey of Texas who is going t6sell out his Kentucky interests ScottHudson and Jerry Tarlton Baileysend the stallion Electric Bell and twelveothers principally colts by Electric BellScott Hudson will take along the fillyAlice Mades with a twoyearold recordof 214 and a trial of 209 Stranger212 C a double winner at tbe Oc

tober breeders meeting Timberlakeand Jean Inglow 211 0

Tarlton will send Actual 229 and another one

half brother to TOnimieAtkins the great thoroughbred is deadThe animal by Dr McBride dE

uesal Major Thomas sold him iwNew York at public auction recently 0A Featherstone of Chicago fhr 7600The horse died of pneumonia

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The second Presbyterian Church wastthe scene of 4 a fashionable weddingWednesday eVeriing The contractingparties being Miss Mary Irvine Davisonjir daughter of Mr arid Mrs W L

ayis of High street and Colonel JFrost assistant adjutant general of

Columbia South CarolinaNo invitations were sent friends

in town but long before the hour set forthe ceremony the house was well filledwith friends as attestations of the popu-

larity of the brideThe church beautiful with palms

ferns and growing plants the altar andaurrouuding the was a mass ofInaguificent of nature

The bride who is a lovely brunettewas gowned in ivory satin with a

of duchess lace The usual veil wascaught up on one side in graceful

folds with a bunch of orange blossomsand a diamond sunburst gift of thegroom She carried brides rosesAccording to the old adage the bridesattire is incomplete without something-old and something new something bor-

rowed and something blue One of thegarments worn by the bride belonged tothe trousseau of her grandmother morethan fifty years old

The bridesmaids who were MissesLizzette Dickson Bessie Holliday LucyJohnson and Mary Irvine of Danville

becomingly attired in pink

men who abt ushers alsoJ D Bell E H Mull B P

oMasters and E H Frost of ColumC and Mr Oscar Yeates of

Louisville Messrs Albert Hinton andJdluxJv Williams of this city

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and mmerous many fromthe Among those from a dis

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also several from TiffanysAfter the Colonel and Mrs

J left on the 1015 train Southfor ther future Columbia SouthCarolina

Blair Tollo and Fannie Gollensteinwed at Maysville next Wednesday

Geo Linville aged sdventynine andSerelda Shepherd thirtynine marriedat Sardis

BIRTHS

To the wife of Frank Donaldson atCKntonvillei a

In New York to the wife of Wm KVanderbilt Jr nee Virginia Fair adaughter who will become the heiressto the Vanderbilt millions

In Carlisle to the wife George Erionnee Dejarnett a son

Thanksgiving MenuThe following Thanksgiving menu

was served yesterday at the HotelFordhani

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Oyster Soup Split Pea SoupBaked Salmon Daise Sauce

Oysters RawMixed Olives

Young Onions CeleryROAST

Jgrime Sirloin of Beef with DripBaked Turkey with Dressing

CranberryWild Goose stuffed with Almonds

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Claret WineSaratoga Chips Chicken Salad

Feet Baked HamChampaign Sauce Lamb Croquets

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Asparagus on ToastBrowned Sweet Potatoes

Sweet Peao Corn PuddingBrowned MashedN PASTRY

Pineapple CreamMincemeat Pie Pie

Pumpkin Pie Caramel CakeChocolate Cake Angel Food

Lunch Wafers cream CheeseEdam Cheese

Corn bread Kentucky styleCoffee Tea Buttermilk

FRUITS

Bananas Malaga GrapesNuts and

Fur Announcement-

A New York fur garment manufac-turer sent us a very pretty assortmentof collarettes etc which

on display this entire week atHeyinans and will be sold at factoryprices 2t

Sold In Madison County

Auctioneer Forsyth of this city soldon Wednesday in Madison county thefarm belonging to the estate of TaylorRice containing 396 aces for 2573G52Lau average of 5512 per Mr AT Rice of the Power Grocery Co isone of the heirs

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1Harry simonyPURCHASED AT A GREAT BARGAIN

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The Paris Cash Shoe StoreWHICH HE WILL NOW OFFER AT

50 Cents on the Dollar-OF WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS PRICE

t has been arranged for the Big Shoe Sale to be held atthe Old Place just vacated by Harry Simon The

entire stork of Shoes of the Paris Cash Shoe Storehas been moved to the Old Pie and

the Sale commenced

Saturday Nov 3 1900T-hey must be closed out at once and the low prices

uoted below will make them go quick You cant affordo miss share All are good Shoes of best

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MENS SHOESit former price 125 now at 79 Cts

Shoes former price 125nowat 79

Shoes former price 15098

Kt of Mens Bostonian formerly350 now at 249

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ot of Cuts formerly 2 now 148High Cuts formerly 3 now 198

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LADIES SHOESt of 125 quality now at 79it of 150 now at 98it of Ladies Oxfords formerly

125 now 69ot of Ladies Oxfords formerly

150 now 79it of Ladies Oxfords formerly

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go at 124Lot of Boys Shoes 225 quality

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BOOTSVeal Boots worth 350 go 198Ki Boots worth 250 for 149Duck Skin Boots worth 4 go for 369Raw Hide Boots worth 3 go for 198SnanProof Gum Boots worth375 274Lined Boots worth 350 go for 284

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