McClary. once in Barbourville and
told him he was hungry. "John"
went to.try. to get him something
tat, and brought him a hoecake,
he coufd find. He says it was
the sweetest bread he tver ate;
The rebels come very near hanging
him when they hung King, but
finally released .him, so broken in
health that he was discharged from
service. He came home regained
his health, married his second wife,
and moved to Indiana; thence to
Illinois; from there to Kansas; back
Illinoisagain, and then into Missouri,
where he now Jmakes home
vvith a married daughter, but
spends his winters in Kansas and
his summers in Crab Orchard. If
any old Rockcastle folks would like
see "hog eye" they can call at
II. Patten's. Crab Orchard,
here they will find him as jolly
ever and still barefooted on the
top of his head.
M..C.& D. N. Williams have
just received a full line of optical
goods including all grades of spectacles,
frames and glasses. Call
and examine-the stock.
For Sai.b. I offer for sale inv
house and lot. Hjuse of 7 rooms
!
and summer kitchen: two of the
best cellars in the country, besides
other out;, buildings. Pi ice cut1
dawn thatyou can't build it for it.
J. P. Lkciilbitrr.
We are in Need,
VI
his own CtyeaaJftA ,
(d jHISt . -.
LIVINGSTON.
S.
Mrs. Sue Mulhns was tn Mt.
Veniou last week.
s
Miss Marv BJ1 McCarthy has
returned to her home at Junction
City.
Miss Matlie Bills entertained
her friends lasv Friday evening by
giving a party at her home.
Lieut. Louis Dilliou had a horse
to fall with him a few days ago
and itfflicted painful but not serious
wounds.
Tom Pettus has been on the
sick list the past week.
