Cynthiana Democrat, Harrison Co, Ky Newspaper, June 1896, Page 6

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Cynthiana Democrat, June 1896, Page 6

CLARY BROS.

Clary Bros., leading horse shoers, are located on Walnut street, between 
Bridge and Pike, two doors from Turney & Smith's livery stable.  They 
have been in business here for twenty years and have done work for people 
all over this county and in adjoining counties.

A testimony to their skill lies in the fact that they did all of the late 
W.H. Wilson's work in their line, and for all of the first-class horse 
owners and trainers in this locality, as well as for trainers that came 
here to use Abdallah Park.  Their experience under the instruction of the 
best trainers and shoers has given them the right to claim the title of 
proficients.

Almost from childhood have the Clarys made a study of the profession, 
their father before them having been an expert.  They keep up with the 
times by reading all of the best works and journals on the subject in the 
country.

They claim to be able to correct faulty movements of the horse by shoeing 
him properly, and prevent his cutting his ankles or hitting his knees, or 
any other imperfect movement.  They cure quarter cracks or front cracks 
on the hoofs.

They manufacture all the various kinds of shoes and guarantee all work.  
Prices very low for first-class work.

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The turnpike facilities of Harrison county are of the best.  The county 
has always been liberal in matters of this kind, and the consequence is a 
system of roads that bear comparison with any.  Free turnpikes are but a 
matter of time.

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There are 3,000 women writers in the United States against 159 in 1870.

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There are 25 women architects in the United States against 1 in 1870.

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Cynthiana Democrat, June 1896, Page 6

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