Judge Day, the man who mado this
sale, has made several otborn, and to
him the people of Monefee, as well as
this and other Eastern Kentucky
counties, owe tho prosperity now
about to break on them.
Lambs in Demand.
Mr. Charles Byrne, the
livo stock dealer, has roturned from
Chicago, where he took a large shipment
lambs. "June said he, "has
been the largest month for lambs in
tho Louisville market in years. Armour
& Co., having takeu 19,977,
Hammond & Co. 17,000, aud tho New
England Drossod Beef Co. 7,000, the
total being about 45,000 during the
Imonth. Most of these lambs are
shipped to tho different summer rer
sorts, where thoy form a large portion
of the meat diet, being more delicate
than veal, pork or beef." Tho season
for spring lambs will continue for
some time and tho sales promise to
continue large. Courier-Journal.
Ex-Montgomery Boys.
J. M. Moore, Recorder of Deedp,
Alva, Oklahoma Territory, is in the
city visiting his brothers, W. T. and
I. W. Moore. He is glad to be here
and it would be pleasant to rcmaia
longer, but he is a candidate for reelection
to tho office ho now holds,
subject to the actlou of the People's
ticket, aud, while hn Is confident of
success, he has, no timo to allow graBB
to jrrow uuder bis foet. l
Polk Giliuoro,. son .of Uncle John
Gllmore, this county, is County Surveyor
of same' count-', aud ho' and Mr.
Moore office together. Wo are glad
they are doing well . Thore Is
too good for Montgomery county
boys.
Splendid Snccess
has been had In cases of choile,
etc., by using Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin. A,s a household remedy
for such troubles it is invaluable.
