Trimble ia tho youngost bro'thor of J.
G. Trimble, of this city. Hi many
Kentucky friends Will regret to hear
of his great loss. '
CONKWRIGHT.
MIsb Annio, aged 22 years, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
Winchester, died of typhoid
fever on Tuesday, Sho was a
teacher in tho public school.
EDGECOMB.
Georgo A. Edgocomb, a 6tudent of
tho Biblo Collcgo at Lexington, died
at tho Good Samaritan Hospital on
Sunday aftornoon. Ho was from
Maine.
ROGERS.
On Saturday night at his homo
West of Judy, Mr. Bogus died of typhoid
fovor. Tho burial was at tho
Wilson gravoyard on Sunday
Something to Remember: that
the largest and handsomest lino of
out glass and faucy qucojiswaro in
tho city can bo found at
Ed. Mitchell's,
21-2 Tho Ilnrdwaro Man.
For Christmas neckwear, in puflV,
aud four-in-hand in silks, call oil
Punch & Gatowood.
If you want to borrow money on
roal estate, coubuU T. F. Rogdrs, tho
broker.
Games of all kinds and books for
children at Kennedy's.
Bomembor tho salo of farm aiul
city lots In Powers' annex to-day.
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Dress Goods, Cloaks, Blanket,
Underwear, Hosierj, etc., are
in great demand. Our effort
is to pleuso. We are not ea-1
unless the customer in. W-try
to attain success by
cr merchandising methods. ' jT
The Busy '
Garment.
There is reason for it; yes J
several reasons. FirBt. wo'vet
the haudsomest3loak equipment
in this section; second
pou can absolutely depend
upon our garments being right,
in style, fit, finish, and
of material; third, the
prices aro so very modest that'
mvy appeal 10 your ol.
