Thomas & Tudor & Co., manufacturers
and dealers in all kinds of boot and shoe
uppers, gent's and ladies' shoe wear, have
removed their business to No. 29 East
Second street, and, are prepared to do
everything in their lino in strictly first-class
style.
Misses Minnie and Emma Scott, of
Bourbon County, wore given a farm by
their father a few years ago. Last year
they grew 10,500 pounds of tobacco on
ten and ono quarter acres of land, and
sold it at the Globe warehouse in Cincinnati
the other day for S1,73S 83.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is designed for
those who need a medicine to purify
their blood, build them up, increase
their appetite, and rejuvenate their whole
syBtem; No other preparation so well
meets this want. Its record of forty
years is one of constant triumph over
disease.
The Frankfort Capital says of our fair,
which begins to-morrow: "Four races
closed with forty-one entrips, and the entire
show promises to bo a bigger thing than
ever. You will find a town full of clever
peopleat Maysville, splendid fairgrounds
and race track, and can have a good time
generally if you attend."
All arrangements will bo completed
to-day for the opening of the fair to-morrow.
Tho management desire to make
the meeting moro successful than that of
last year, and are leaving nothing undono
to that end. The exhibition in all departments
will undoubtedly surpass that
of previous meetings, while tho number
of tho entries in tho speed rings is larger
than ever heforo, and gives promise of
fino racing. The admission is low down
only 35 cents and tho facilities for
reaching the grounds are equal, if not
better, than on former occasions. Let
the Young Men's Fair be "boomed" tomorrow.
