Boone County Recorder . out six weeks for New York, wherehe will attend medical lectures. Hon. N. 8. Walton, chokes? to deathon an apple a few days ago. Thos. Horton died tbe other day athis residence down on the Ferry Creek. Hubert Walton and Scott Chambershave returned from a visit to AlfChambers, Jr., who lives near Lexing-ton- A son of Chas. Graves, or Missouri,Is visiting his brother near here. Pete, the old ferry horse of CaptainHufia, died the other day. While In Petersburg tbe other daywe beard that Gaines A Berkshiresnew warehouse was completed; that aChicago firm was feeding 1600 bea
Boone County Recorder . out six weeks for New York, wherehe will attend medical lectures. Hon. N. 8. Walton, chokes? to deathon an apple a few days ago. Thos. Horton died tbe other day athis residence down on the Ferry Creek. Hubert Walton and Scott Chambershave returned from a visit to AlfChambers, Jr., who lives near Lexing-ton- A son of Chas. Graves, or Missouri,Is visiting his brother near here. Pete, the old ferry horse of CaptainHufia, died the other day. While In Petersburg tbe other daywe beard that Gaines A Berkshiresnew warehouse was completed; that aChicago firm was feeding 1600 bead ofcattle at the distillery; that Alden AThomas will build a new boat to putla the place of the Mayflower; that theMilling Co., is selling coal at 14 cents;that Billy Passons had sold his barbershop to a young man in Anrora; thatby the death of an uncle in Missouri,Geo. Caytoo falls heir to $10,000; thatMrs. Fisher gets a pension of $5,002;that Jack Berkshire saw Sarah Hart-burnt at the grand opera house. The PETERSBURG. White coming from Aurora one daylast week Bony Brooks accidentallyfoil from his wagon which ran overhim. but fortunately no bones werebroken. Tbe barber shop has changed handsagain- The Gordon Bros., are proprie-tors, with Johnny Flash to do thework. Reece says everything must bein ship-shape order now. It looks very much like we weredoomed to have a coal famine, unlessthere to a rise in the river soon. Solon Earler made a drummingtrip down the river last week. It to amusing to watch Abe small boysdrill—they are rivaling the Knights. The muslcale given by the U. R ofK P, Tuesday night of last week, wasa very pleasant affair. It was a successIn every particular. Several of our good citizens went upto-tne McKinley (?) meeting Saturdaynight. Jack Berkshire and DocWlugate can give jjpu the particulars-Rev. W. A. Penn, assisted by ^DavIdson, having 0108013 theirmeeting at East Bend, preached for usa few nights last week, holding overSunday. Rev
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