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VI- - Cpt John Bedford born July26 1S00 married Sully King Theyhad Iittleberry M born July 26 1823

married January 12 1848 Mary ASmith born May 16 18J3 daughter ofGeorge A and Elizabeth EdwardsSmith and granddaughter of WithersSmith and Jane 1 ane his wife JaneLane was the daughter of James andLydin Lane and granddaughter ofWilliam Lane who died in Westmoreland county Va 1760 and his wifeMarlh Captain Bedford was also thefather of Susan Morn

VII Augustine Volney born August18 1802 married Elizabeth Garrardwho bore him William James GJeptha Littleberry Benjamin StephenI Cordelia married O V Talbot andleft no heirs and Sallie manied Mar¬

tin and left issueVIV Franklin P Bedford born

May 14 18C4 died January 18 1828

married Henrietta daughter of ColHenry Clay and his wife Peggy Helmwho bore him one son Frank

IX Benjamin Bedford born August17 1807 married first Carolina BMoran born Fehruary 29 1812 daugh ¬

ter of Edward B Moran sn of Wmand Rebecca Birbour Moran bornMatch 18 1786 and Letitia Clay hiswife born December 101792 daughterof Dr Henry called Hal Clay andKaehel Porall who settled in Bourbonin 1787 By this marriage there weretwo children Edward died youngand Benjamin F Bedford born August23 1S30 He marrie 1 Elizabeth Evansdauglitor of Silas and ParmeliaQuisenberry Evans of Fayette county andhas four children viz Carrie M whomarried Nathan Bay less Jr and Uhas

one child Elizabeth Silas E RachelE and Benjamin Silas E marriedMargaret E Gaitskill daughter ofHenry and Sallie Clay Gaitskill andgranddaughter of John son of ColonelHenry and Nancy Clay Benjamin CBedford married second Ann Mariadaughter of Gen James Garrard andhis wife Nancy Lewis daughter ofThomas Lewis born May 8 1749 andmarried Elizabeth TPane October 21773 Thomas Lewis was the sonof Stephen Lewis and ElizabethOffuttwho were married in 1746 She borehim Thomas Jeptha Alpheus Nancyand Mnrgarrt Nancy married Dr JL Connelly of Illinois and had fourchildren Goorge Susan Alice andLaura Margaret Bedford marriedJ H Pickrell of Harristown 111 andhas Amanda W Annie Laura RussellHarvey Benjamin Scott andJHenry

X Patsy Bedford born November26 1809 married WilliamgGreen Clayson of Samuel and Nancy Winn Clayand grandson of Dr Henry and RachelPorall Clay irnmigrams to Bourboncounty in 1787 She left three children

Thomas Sidney and Mattie whomarried Franklin Donalsonand leftMargaretta Grace Frank and Fred

XI Archibald M Bedford bornFebruary 25 1812 died September 121860 married Elizabeth Haines Bed-ford

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daughter of Ben F Sr bornNovember 12 1819 died January 281845 Their children were KAylettedied young Ellen E Thomas A JohnC and Archibald W Ellen marriedWilliam Bedford and resides in Boonecounty Mo Thomas A died in Southern army John C born January 201843 married August 18 1865 ElviraS Huffstetter and has childrenFrank Mary Mattie Margaret Elviraand James He and his brother Archi ¬

bald belonged to Gen John H Mor-gans

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command C S A Archibaldborn January 14 1845 married Novem-ber

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1 1865 Henrietta daughter ofJohn and Mary Prewitt Goff and hasthree children John Mattie and Cas-well

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XII born27 1814 married first Margaretdaughter of Gen James and NancyLewis Garrard no issue

Lucy De Graftenried They have oneson Edwin who married Nellie Mat-thews

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and has a son EdwinXIII George M born May 19 1817

married November 4 1840 Mary AJBedford born September 22 1824 Shewas a daughter of Ben lamin F son ofBenjamin Bedford Sr the pioneer toKentucky who August 7 1829and his wife March 2 1864 GeargeM and Mary A Bedford left e chil ¬

dren Mary E Julia K Maria VGeorge M Jr and Benjamin F GeoM Bedford died February 23 1887

Archibald Bedford son of Thomasand Mary Coleman Bedford marriedLetitia Letty Clay born October 51782 daughter of Dr Henry and RachelPorall Clay They had fourteen chil ¬

dren1 Thomas Bedford married Cor-

delia¬

Thomas of Nelson county andhad six children Margaret Mary AnnMildred Cordelia and Benjamin Mar ¬

garet married Harvey Bernhs son ofth8 Rev John Berniss of the Presby ¬

terian church Her sister Mary be ¬

came his second wife Ann becamehis third wife and Cordelia is now hiswidow Bedford married JohnM Muirnear Bardstown Ky and hasone daughter Annie Muir Benjamindied In the fifties unmarried

2 Benjamin Bedford married Westand had Archibald who married Mar ¬

tha the daughter of John Bedford of

JJelson county Benjamin Edward

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THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 4 1898

Hillary Sally married Richard Miltonof Nelson county Letita marriedCharles Milton of Nelson countyEliza married Simon Snyder of Spen-

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county Rebeccr married JudgeComos of Dallas Tex

3 Hillary Mosely Bedford marriedMiss Chad well of Jessamine countyand had Ryland T D Thoma3 Wil-

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Hillary Mary Ellis died unmar-ried

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Anne R married Aleck MacklinRyland T D Bedlord married MrsWilson and lives at the Forks of Elkhorn in Franklin county ThomasBedford married Miss Harper ofWoodford county Willam Bedfordmarried Ida Allen of Shelby countyand lives near Lexington Hillary MJr married a Miss Harper

4 Henry C Bedford was marriedthree times 1 Hutchison 2

Hutchison 3 Lucy Ware daugh ¬

ter of Thompson Ware born April 51769 moved to Kentucky in 1784 married Conn Thompson Ware wasson of James Ware Jr M D b rnMnrch 13 1741 moved to KentuckyJune 16 1791 accompanied by theWebb family and his wife CatharineTodd whom he married in 1764 Shewas the danghter of Dr James Toddof Gloucester Dr James Ware wasthe son of James Ware Sr born No ¬

vember 15 1714 and Agnes his wifeborn December 20 1714 of Gloucestercounty Va Henry C Bedfords chil-

dren¬

were William and Kate The latter was the daughter of Lucy WareKate married Samuel Scott Clay ofTaris son of Henry and ElizabethJCunningham Scott Clay They have threechildren viz Henry who marriedHelen daughter of J3r Kellar of Lex ¬

ington Margaret who married JudgeHenry Clay Howard the great grand-son

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of Col Henry Clay of Bourboncounty Frank wiio married Salliedaughter of Y W Moran and his wifeSusan Bedford daughter of Capt JohnBedford and Sally King

5 A Coleman Bedford married 1

Susan Burns 2 Mrs Lucinda HedgesWarnall who bore him one child MaryK Bedford born in 1847 married July14 1870 Felix Lowry The lattercouple have two children Lucy andKare Mr Bedfords first wife was a

Mrs Hawkins Mr A C Bedford hadtwo sons Henry and William Henrymarried Dillard and left one sonWilliam is a bachelor and lives at theold homestead

6 Green C Bedford married Caro-line

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Chinn of Fayette county Theyhad Mark John Richard HigginsRachel and Susan This family movedto Missouri

7 Paul C Bedford married MissHarris of Montgomery county Kyand had Asa AshbyHarris and Susan

8 AsaB Bedford married Davidella Ware May 8 1834 ceremony byJohn A Gans His children wereDr Thompson Ware Bedford who mar ¬

ried Mildred Houchins of Nelsoncounty Dr James H Bedford dentistmarried 1 Martha and 2 MrsMary Taylor nee Rose left four chil-dren

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Asa Bedford died young DrCharles Bedford of Owensboro MaryF Bedford married Brown Lucymarried Mattingly of Daviesscounty

9 Mary Clay Bedford married NG Thomas of Nelson county and hadseven children i A C Thomas mar-ried

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Lizzie Cox near Bardstown andhas six children ii Margaret marriedDr Isaac McCloskey of Nelson countyand had Kate married 1 William

Mitchell who left two children vizStella married Robert Vandyke andhas one son W Mitchell Margaretmarried John T Bate Jr and has twochildren Margaret Mitchell and JohnT Bate Mrs Kate Mitchell married

2 Judge A P Harcourt they haveAshton P Harcourt Jr Isaac M Har ¬

court Susan married Robert LeeEdwin G Bedford Aug I Thomas of Bourbon county and Rita

died

Mildred

Harcourt Dr Benjamin McCloskeyof Spencer county Ky married Tiny

second i Downs and has one daughter Lucileiii Henry Clay Thomas born August15 1833 married Marietta Coke nearBardstown Ky May 15 1868 theyhave two sons Arch and W G Thomashe married July 4 1894 to Jessie Jen-kins

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iv Dr James G Thomas deceas-ed

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married Margaret Owens of Sa ¬

vannah Ga left two daughters v S

M Thomas deceased of Claibornecounty Miss married Josephine Dav¬

enport and left four children vi MaryClay Thomas married 1 Samuel McBride of Boyle county Ky who leftthree children Mary oamuel andArchie deceased she married 2

Alexander McMeekinof Nelson countyKy

10 Nancy Bedford married -- 1 DrBryant of Paris 2 Jonathan F Payneof Jefferson county and had four chil-

dren¬

Mary Henrietta Belle and DrThomas Payne

11 Patsy Bedford married CM JasWare of Bourbon and had Tliompson Henry B of Frankfort 4James j

of Kansas City Mo Sally marriedRobert Berry of Woodford countyLucy Ware Thompson Ware married

bald B Benton James H13 Henriettadied unmarried

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MfrKurtzmanPianosHave for years been known as amongthe best Over 10000 are in use inCincinnati and surrounding territoryThese celebrated instruments are now

Better Than EverAs they contain recent improvementsgreatly enhancing their musical worthwhich cannot be obtained elsewhereWe are sole representatives and intend-ing

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purchasers will avoid errors and misunderstanding by conferring with us

Ernest Urchs CoI2M23 w 4th St CINCINNATI

Sole Stelnway Representatives

W S Anderson

Of Peck P O Pike Co O RecommendsWrights Celery Capsules

To the Wright Medical CoColumbus Ohio

Gents I have purchased a box of WrightsCelery Capsules from James T Blaser drug-gist

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AVaverly O and used them for StomachTrouble and Constipation I was nmiblq todo anything for nearly two years I asedthree boxes of your Celery Capsules and theyhave cured me For the benefit of otLen soafflicted I wish to send this letter

Very truly yoursW S Adeks M

Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per boxSeDcUiddress on postal to the Wright MedCo Columbus O for trial size free

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Davis Thompson Isgrig areoffering surprising bargains in mensand boys stylish shoes The prices areright tf

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The Northwestern Mutual life haspaid to representatives of its policy-

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and to its policy holders and isuow holding for them 180000000 anexcess over premium reoeipts of over20000000 tf

how to find outFill a bottle or common glass with urine

and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi-ment

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or settling indicates an unhealthy con ¬

dition or the Kidneys When urine stainsliuen it is evidence of kiduey trouble Toofrequent desire to urinate or pain in theback is also convincing proof that the kid-neys

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and bladder are out of orderWHAT TO DO

There is comfort in the knowledge so oftenexpressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Rootthe great kid- - ey remedy fulfills every wishIn relieving pain in the back kidneys liverbladder and every part of the urinary pas¬

sages It corrects inability to hold irine andscalding pain in passing i or bad effects following use of liquor wine or beer and over-comes

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that unpleasant necessity of beingcompelled to get up many times during thenight to urinate The mild and thai extraor-dinary

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effect of wamp-Koot is sooir realizedIt stands the highest for its wonderfal curesof the most distressing ca es If you npeda medicine you should have the best boldby druggists price fifty cents and oue dollarYou may have a sample bottle and pamphletboth sent free by mail Mention The ParisKyNKWSaud send your address to Dr

Kilmer Co Biughampton N Y Theproprietors of this paper guarantee the genulness of this offer 24sp lmo

A Good Memory

often saves money and also good health Ifyou are troubled with constipation indiges ¬

tion or any form of stomach troubleremember to take home a bottle of Dr CaldwellsSyrup Pepsin aud health will be restored toyou Trial sizes 10c U doses 10c large size 50cand S100 of V T Br oks druggist ParisKy ljan xm

MRS LAURA WEISHAUF

Of Murry Ind Itecornmends WrightsCelery Capsules

Murry Ind Sept 17 1896

The Wright Medical CoColumbus Ohio

Dear Sirs Last spring I purchaseda box of Wrights Celery Capsules fromL C Davenport druggist BlnfftonInd and used them tor stomach troublewith which I had been afflicted for morethan 15 years Since taking your Cap-

sules¬

I have lost all trace of pain and mystomach is entirely well I can eat any ¬

thing and can truthfully say that I havenot felt better in years

Yours RespectfullyMrs Lauka Weishauft

Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100ner box Send address on postal to theWright Med Co Columbus Ohio fortrial size free

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A GRAND CHANCE FOR YOUAfter the most wonderful business in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we are well satisfiedfor the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of

Clo thing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Shoesbf

FOR NINE DAYS ONLYIt will pay you to call and see the eoods and you will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing guchgood and honest goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock

READ HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS

Mens and Boys Suits Ulstersand Overcoats

Worth 16 and 18 for 9 days only 999Worth 15 and 14 for 9 days only 78Worth 12 and 10 for 9 days only 649Worth 8 and 6 for 9 days only 437Worth 5 and 4 for 9 days only 319Worth 3t50 and 3 for 9 days odly 229

200 Ladies Sailors Black and all colors 25cWorth 1 00

200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59cComforts worth 100 now 50cBlankets worth 1 00 now 50c --

Plaid Dress Goods 5c

Specials For 9 DaysMens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth doubleMens Fancy Shirts 19c worth doubleMens Celluloid Collars 5c worth doubleMens Caps 19c worth doubleMens Heavy Socks 5c worh doubleVool Socks 12c worth double

Mens Heavy Undershirts and Drawers 19c worthdouble

Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth doubleMens Suspenders 10c worth doubleMens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth doubleCanton Flannel Drawers 19c worth doubleMens Heav Working Shirts 24c wortn double

as are special for Remember place Remember we adver-tise

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get it as a beautiful picture5 to before all bargains grabbed

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From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 pm 1015 p m

From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m333 p m 627 p m

From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m328 p m

From Maysville 742 a m 825 p mDEPARTURE OF TRAINS

To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m340 p m

To Lexington 7 50 a m a m545 p m p m

To Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m102 p m

To Maysville 750 a m 635 p mP B Carr

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coming- so general resulting fatallyin such a of cases tooccasion general alarm

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15 Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 49912 Ladies Jackets worth each 8 00 now 300

8 Ladies Jackets worth each7 Ladies Jackets worth each

12 Ladies worth each9 Ladies worth each

11 Ladies Capes worth each18 Ladies worth each

7 Ladies worth eachLadies Hose now 10cInfants Hose now 5c

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ShoesLadies Shoes 150 9 days onlyLadies Shoes for 9 days 100Ladies 3 00 for 9 days only 100Ladies 400 for 9 days only 200Mens Shoe- - worth now 200Mens and Shoes worth now 1 75

tMen and Shoes worth 300 150Mens Boots and Shoe worth 250 125Mens Boots 200 10014 yds Mason ville Cotton S10014 3ds Lonsdale Cotton 10021 yds Bleached 100

Dont delay 9 Days only the whenprices you will surely above stated We still large glass framed with

and 10 worth you buy Dont fail call the are

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701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY

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Phone 79

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Bonrboo Co Land

Bourbon Circuit Court

Venia Wren Plaintiffvs

John H Wren etc Defendants

By virtue of a judgment of the Bour-bon

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Circuit Court made and entered inthe above styled canse on the 14th dayof December 1897 1 will sell publiclyat the court house door in Paris Ken-tucky

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at about the hour of noon on

MONDAY FEB 7TB 1898

the following described real estate to- -

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A tract of 51 of land situated inBourbon county Kentucky on theMillersburg Cynthiaua turnpike roadon the waters of Hinkston about onemile from Millersburg Kentucky andbounded thus

Beginning at corner to thetract which formerly belonged toRobert H Champ thence N 69 J Epoles to the middle of said pike cornerto home kt thence the with middle ofsaid pike N 39 W 72 polesthence 49 polea toDavid Hamilton s corner m said roadthence S 62 W 61 51 100 poles to a stone

said Hamiltons line and corner to thefirst mentioned horn tract thence S29 E 107 21 100 poles to the beginning

Said sale will be made upon credits ofsix and twelve months for equal Dartsof the purchase money and for which

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so cuie oona witn gooa surety tor tnepurchase price in equal sums payableto tne unaersignea master Uommissioner and bearing interest at six percent per annum tne day ofuntil paid said bonds to ne approved bythe undersigned Commissioner

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J W Nutters Admr Plaintiffvs

J W Nutters Heirs and CreditorsDefendants

By virtue of the judgment renderedin the above canse at Octoer Term1897 1 will sell at public sale to thehighest and best bidder on

MONDAY FEBRUARY 7 1898

Leing first day of February Term ofScott Circuit Court at the West FrontCourt House door in Georgetown Kyabout the hour of 12 oclock M on acredit of 12 18 and 24 months in equalinstallments the following land to wit

A tract of two hundred 200 acres ofland in Fayette county Ky adjoiningthe lands of B K Nutter of RobertBeatty of Carrick brothers and of theheirs of Dr Peters The Horeb turnpike cuts off few acres of the land onthe east and borders the remainder onthe east and Elkhorn passes throughthe south end of it cutting off a fewacres from the main tract and it isbounded on the north by a dirt road

N leading from the Horeb pike to Lemonsmm

Purchaser to give bond with good andsufficient surety bearing interest fromdate to have the force and effect of asale bond A lieawill be reserved onthe property sold until all the purchasemoney is paid

JAS P ASKEWM C S C C

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