Killing Near Winchester Ends In Deaths And Wounding
Ellis Brandenburg was killed and his wife wounded in a shooting near Winchester. Ben White, nephew of John G. White, died after being mortally wounded. Charles Hollin is held. The incident began when Hollin and White tried to pass Brandenburg, who opened fire. Mrs Brandenburg was cared for at a nearby camp, Hollin was arrested. Oysters celery and cranberries at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Brandenburg
Ben White
Beverly White
Winchester
John G. White
Lexington
Brandenburg
Charles Hollin
White
Hollin
Sims
Young Gibbons Recovering After Livery Barn Shooting
Bernard Gibbons, son of Frank Gibbons, shot by Marion Orme, is recovering at a Lexington hospital. The incident occurred at Geo. W. Anderson Jr. livery barn on Bank Street and is believed accidental. Orme is jailed on a $500 bond as his trial set for Thursday October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Gibbons
Frank Gibbons
Marion Orme
Scott Orme
Lexington
Geo. W. Anderson, Jr
Bank Street
Orme
Huyler’s Candies Sold At Geiger’s Pharmacy
Huyler's delicious candies available at tf Geiger's Pharmacy, sole agent for the region, offering a selection of confectionery treats.
Fire destroys J T White home near Jeffersonville
The residence of Mr. J. T. White, the old Ficklin property near Jeffersonville, burned Sunday night. White and his family barely escaped. The fire, believed caused by a defective flue, destroyed the house and household goods valued around 1450 with 450 insured. Friends express regret over the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. White
Ficklin
Jeffersonville
For Sale Good Apple Vinegar
Classified note advertises apple vinegar for sale with the contact phone 627 and the seller A. F. Wyatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Wyatt
Prominent Florist John Corbett Dead at 74 in City
John Corbett longtime florist and stone mason died at home after a lengthy illness. He came from Ireland sixty five years ago and owned a leading greenhouse. Funeral services were held at St Patrick's Church with burial at St Thomas cemetery. Survived by eight children in several cities and a sister at Cardome College Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corbett
Ireland
Lexington
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Roher
St. Thomas
John
Tom Corbett
Henry
Charley
Memphis
Agnes Kisker
Columbus, O
Margaret McNamara
Covington
William Corbett
Louisville
Mary Benedict
Georgetown
Cardome College
Big Sale at the Spot Cash Grocery Opens
The Spot Cash Grocery announces a major sale now underway with discounts available through next Saturday. Shoppers are urged to visit the store to take advantage of reduced prices on a variety of goods.
Rally Day at Christian Church Sunday School
Secretary W H Strossman sought 600 attendees for Rally Day exercises at the Christian Church Sunday School. About 541 people attended the services, noting the Sunday School as one of the largest in the state.
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W. H. Strossman
Christian Church
Walter Mackie Buys Interest in Winchester Grocery
Walter Mackie has purchased the interest of Mr. Lyddane in the firm of Lyddane & Mackie and the business will be renamed G. H. Mackie & Co. George Mackie, formerly of Mt. Sterling, joins as the other member. The move strengthens the local grocery business and is greeted with well wishes from many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mackie
Winchester Grocery
J. B. White
Lyddane
Lyddane & Mackie
G. H. Mackie & Co
George Mackie
Mt. Sterling
Judge Upholds Local Option Ruling in Dry Vote Appeal
Judge Alice W Young sustains earlier contest board ruling nullifying the September 30 1912 local option election in which the wets failed to prove valid petition grounds. An appeal by temperance supporters is expected with possible January 1914 court hearing and renewed talks of a December election as licenses face delay. Big money savings teased at Spot Cash Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice W. Young
Esquires
C. G. Thompson
John C. Trimble
Court of Appeals
Little Women comes to Table Opera House in October
The play Little Women based on Louisa May Alcott’s work arrives at Table Opera House on Tuesday evening October 7. It is staged by William A. Brady, a veteran producer, and will also play at the Ben Ali theatre in Lexington October 10 and 11.
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Table Opera House
New Ben Ali Theatre
Lexington
Louisa M. Alcott
William A. Brady
Furniture. For nice furniture, cheap.
J. W. Baker advertises prompt delivery and courteous service from the Sani tary Meat Market, highlighting affordable furniture selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Baker
Officials On The Job On Maysville Pike Reconstruction
Government engineers David Hare and Mack Galbreath with R. E. Toms have surveyed the Maysville pike from this city to Sharpsburg. Contracts will be let by unit, with work to start in Montgomery county in about three weeks and in Bath county two weeks later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hare
Mack Galbreath
R. E. Toms
Sharpsburg
Montgomery
Bath Counties
U. S
Washington
Business Men’s Club
Maysville Pike
Court House
Toms
Montgomery County
Bath County
Mr. Toms
W. R. Thompson
Messrs. Prewitt Young
Clarence White
Three New Preachers in This City Sunday
Visiting clergymen filled pulpits at the Baptist and Presbyterian churches Sunday morning and evening. Rev. T. W. Watts, formerly of Covington, preached at the Methodist church in his first appearance, making a favorable impression. Dr. Jesse Cotton from Louisville preached at the Presbyterian church, while Rev. Kirby from Galenen impressed at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Watts
Covington
Jesse Cotton
Louisville
Presbyterian Church
Kirby
Galenen
Sister of John W. Jones Dies in Tacoma
Mrs. Fannie Garrison wife of Caton B. Garrison died in Tacoma Wash Monday night aged about 65. She was sister of John W Jones of this city and had formerly lived here where she had many friends. Death believed due to heart trouble. The Garrisons once lived here about 25 years ago. Jones's friends extend sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Garrison
Caton B. Garrison
Tacoma
Wash
Garrison
John W.jones
Sentinel- Democrat
Mt. Sterling
Jones
Chenault Plans Active Campaign for County Election
Democratic County Committee meeting to authorize W. O. Chenault Sr. to name his own Campaign Chairman and a precinct committeeman from each precinct. He will announce selections this week. The event followed a call by Jno A Judy, Chairman, at the County Court Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
Jno
A. Judy
W. O. Chenault
Miss Olive Stephens Resigns for Business Course
Miss Olive Stephens resigns from J. H. Brunner shoe store to attend a business course at The Millikan School of Business in Lexington next week. She is succeeded by Miss Mary Ricketts at Brunner. God help them who help themselves. Big Sale at Spot Cash Grocery urges readers to buy now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Stephens
J. H. Brunner
Lexington
Millikan School of Business
Mr. Brunner
Mary Ricketts
Spot Cash Grocery
Winchester Banker Fails to Appear in Court Monday
Mr. D. B. Hampton a Winchester banker and prominent citizen who is jailed and fined 30 dollars daily for refusing to answer questions on vote buying did not appear in court Monday yet the fine was upheld by Judge Benton. Local interest runs high and rumors of a possible climax in the case spread amid community sentiment. We redeem Rule-No-More tickets. Bring them in and get 10¢ worth for 5e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Hampton
Winchester
Benton
Death Ends Long Winess Lewis Peggs Son of John Peggs
Death ends long illness of Lewis Peggs son of John Peggs of the county. He died in Lexington Friday morning and his body was brought home for burial. Aged about twenty four, he was a popular young man from Grassy Lick area. Funeral at his father’s home Sunday Sept 28 conducted by Rev P C Eversole and burial at Machpelah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Peggs
John Peggs
Lexington
Mr. Peggs
Grassy Lick
P. C. Eversole
Machpelah
Father of Mrs. Anderson in Dangerous Condition
Mrs. Grover C. Anderson received a telegram Sunday announcing the serious illness of her father Hon. E. P. Woods at his Stanford home and left at once for his bedside with her mother and Mrs. J. Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. Anderson
E. P. Woods
Stanford
J. Bush
Pink meated Colorado canta loupes and Michigan fruit
Fragmentary note mentions Colorado canta loupes and Michigan peaches and grapes. It lists 122 U. K. Barnes & Sons as a possible business or supplier reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Michigan
U. K
For Sale: One Square Piano and Furniture Pieces
Local ad offers a square piano and several other pieces of furniture at a cheap price for immediate sale. Call at 1338 West High Street, 13 3t.
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High Street
Crane's stationery and spice line advertised by local shops
Durkess pure spices, green and red pepper, fresh pickling cucumbers, onions, cauliflower, celery. 12-25 U. K. Barnes & Sons. A beautiful and complete line of Crane's initial paper and correspondence cards now in stock. Advocate Publishing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durkess
U. K
Barnes & Sons
Crane
Advocate Publishing Co
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Vanarsdell’s
Young Gibbons
Christian Church Bible School
Marsh Comforts
The
Rogers Co
Thompson
Trimble
Dry
T. K. Barnes & Sons
N. H
John W. Jones
Tacoma, Washington
Chenault
Sanitary
Mt. Sterling Drug Co
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