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SANTIAGO.
FROM SOMERSET.
Columbia HANK Roboers-The same Who
Visited our Town-The Supposed Reas-
oas Why they did not make an attempt
10 Hob the Bank here
Corne4'oaioaoe Iaiori0r Joarndl,
TIM NTTUUANg

I toTfesfoadfHoc ifcri0r Juaradl'
THE WILLIAMS.
| The Williams who robbed the bank at Column
bia were the five strangers who entered our
town ON the morning of April 18th, no doubt
for the purpose of practicing the same game
upon our unsuspecting bank officers and would
no doubt have fully contaminated their design
had not few timely occurrences taken place,
which made the robbers think they were
of the gang entered the bank, VIM. Gibson, j.
G. Patton, Squire Thompson and Y. c. Boyle,
four brave and determined looking men, were
present, besides Mr.. Dunlap the clerk. This
formidable defence was too much for the rob
hers, who merely asked that twenty dollar
bill he changed, and retired. The attack was
intended at the time One Of the williams be-
ing stationed at the bank window with drawn
pistol and the remaining two mounted on their
horses near The bank for the purpose of keep
ing the citizens OF should an attack be made.
After receiving the change, three or four, per
haps all Of them, went to the Huskson House
and ordered dinner, in the meantime the same
two who had visited the bank took stroll
around the square, visiting most of the shops
and stores in several Of which they found shot
guns and rifles, there being three in full view
at the store Of Collier 4 Owens and several
young men making their appearance on the
street with their guns preparatory to squirrel
hunt They soon returned to their compan-
ions reporting what discoveries they had made
when the whole party mounted their horses
and left town, not waiting for their dinners.
The occurrences, together with the anxiety
of some of our citizens to find out who the
robbers were, (some seven or eight going over
to the hotel in body and propounding some
very pertinent questions, one Of the crowd |
having proposed bet that he could find out
their business saved our bank, perhaps the
lives Of the worthy and accommodating Off /
GERS Of the same. The robbers were between /
this town and Columbia Eve or six days, plan
ming their movements and gaining all the in
they could ON the sly, having COM
plete map Of this county, giving every path
and cross road, and IL is believed that one Of
the number was acquainted with this part of the
State. They spent several nights in our county,
making many inquiries regarding the fighting
men Of our town, and ineaeh conversation the
horrors Of bloodshed and the tragedies enacted
upon our streets were portrayed to them in
vivid oslors One Of our town blacksmiths
telling them, in reply to question asked him,
that before the sale Of ardent spirits was stop
ery day-that they fought with knives and
pistols and that all the citizens went armed
now. This blacksmith believed them 10 b.
soldiers AID that they were after some Of the
noys Of our town and talked in this manner 10
give them a scare, il possible, "ALERr."
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.swect william.

Col. VIM. Elkin, the "talkist" of America.
has very recently joined the Good Templars
at Lancaster, and informs Us that he is now
Tor business and Horace Greeley" and no
longer a standing candidate for Congress. lie
is still in the "dog business" because, AS he
says; "fhey can be shipped To New Orleans
by the car load free of charge, there being no
tariff rate fixed for dogs" His thoroughbred
imported greyhound, Lightfoot, was found
dead on his saddle a few days ago. Mr.. Elkin
was very much grieyed over his loss, and saws,
he does not suspect any Of his friends Of pois.
Oning him.
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thousands 81 noble men. A friend tell. me
that he overlook an old North Csrolinian In
90, with this inscription on his wagon sheeti
"Pike's Peak or bust" A few months aftcr-
wards he saw this same inscription "tarred"
over, and on the opposite side was written
Busted by Cdr
AZ II Is near shat hour Of nights black
arch the keystone will close. have re-
ccivcd your eScelltn, paper regularly.
More anon NJ DC
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FROM HUSTONvILLE.


"'s''Nf'''h1 NJ WY e'"t 'o'A
oorresronfsH~ Interior journal,
Your correspondent feels constrained 10 cry
"peo,uri, men n.l,sa,p or any other form Of CON
fes-ions, In Latin or English, Christian or Pa
gan, Chinese or Chcctaw. And vet he has a
plain, common sen.c apoloey--be l. sick hi
house is demolished he don't i've anurherr.
However. the country l. auie.cent. Every
body and his wife and children are planting
corn tie ret are on picket tryise TO catch
the columbia Bank Robbcr.p and the re.
mainder are negotiating for a patent safe to
keep the reward sccure-when they shall have
won a.
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FROM LANCASTER.

L,ScAsrER, Ky, May s,h, is72.
CorrcsI'oadeAcs Interior Journal
DIED,
Friday, May, 81, James Thornton, who was
buried, with Masonic honors, in the Lancaster
ecmetary.
On Sunday, May 9th, VIM. s. Miller, aged
70. Mr.. Miller was the Oldest citizen Of our
town.
TEMPERANCE.
The election held on last Saturday, resulted
in defeat Of the law, and whiskey Is trium-
plant.
POLITICAL.
The nomination Of Greeley by the Liberal
Republicans takes well with the Democrats
Whilst Adams was the favoritc, Greeley is
not unacceptable, and the unanimous senti-
ment Of the Democracy is that we make no
nomination, but support the Liberal ticket
FIRE.
On Wednesday morning about O'Clock,
the kitchen Of Mr.. X. d. Lusk was destroyed
by fire.
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COLOSSUS.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE MARKET.

LOUISVILLE, Maysst,h 1872.
Cattle-0nly 2sj head were the offering this
morning, most of which were sold by noon. Tn,
market was active under the heavy receipts al
a decline Of of 25c ON most grades. The trade
was confined to home customers, and butchers
had it all their own way. We quote for best
shipping and butchers beeves at SIS 1906 90
good sold AZ sos so; medium at s4Ca4 50;
common at 81 5o@S 30 per loo pounds gross
fresh mixers sell as to quality from s25@50-
Sheep The market remains active for
heavy with wool on. We quote at 80 500
25, and good sold at s. 50ta6 per 100 lb-
gross. Lambs are in demand, with but few
arrivals. We quote for best at siCa4 SO per
head; common and mixed lots of old sheep sell
at So 90 to 3 80 per head.
Hogs-The market continues we'll supplied,
and prices dropping. We quote for best butch
ers hogs at s4@4 25, and light at 50 500 3 70
per 100 pounds gross.
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ANNouNcEM ENTS.
To the Voters % lincoln County.

"AvfNG FILLED THE OFFICE OF
n Sheriff Of this county during the pat
term and thanking the people for their sup
port in elevating me to that responsible posi-
tion; l now declare myself a candidate for
e-election--assuring them that shall, at all
times, he ready To serve them faithfully In my
official capacify-if elected
tide w. g. SAUNDERS.
r +. EDAIISTON AUTHORIZES Us To
q . announce him as a candidate for Sheriff
Of Lincoln county at the next August election,
promising, II elected, to make the people
good officer. tide
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
" nounce GEO. X. MCKEE, Of Garrard
county, a candidate for the nomination for
Appellate judge, in the N Appellate District,
before the convention to be held at Lexington,
on 10Th May, 1872. tdc
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FROM GUM SULPHUR.

Correpoadeacc Interior Journal
THE JOURNAL.
Your paper Is a regular and welcome visitor
to a goodly number Of 6resides at this
place, and we all admire your effort to repre-
sent all sections Of the country, aud we come
in for n small space.
GUN SULPHUR.
This is a thriving little place, and possesses
many advantages in the way Of springs,
healthy locality, good timber, intelligent ard
industrious population, and rich, though undo.
velopcd resources. The well-known Gum
sulphur Spring, from which this place derives
it, name, possesses good medicinal qualities,
and persons desiring a cool retreat from the
burning nays Of a summer sun, often resort to
il, and partake Of its excellent waters Board
can be had in good families at cheap rates.
SAW MILLS.
We have a splendid saw mill which is cor :
siantly at work, and which brings great deal
Of money into this n,ghborhood. F. Frar-
cisco sold to a. j. Alexander, a short time
since, his interest in this mill, and is now SCI
ting another one on the Somerset road, which
will be in operation next week, and will in
crease very materially the business Of our
town. There are two other mills in the vi
entity in successful operation, and the lumber
Is shipped from this place, which makes the
demand for ilat cars very considerable.
TAN BARK.
The season for tan bark is now fully open
ed, and furnish remuneratiye employment for
a large number Of men and teams. Our friend,
Francisco, has shipped this Spring, $50 cords,
and has yet to ship some 800 cords. Our
friend T. II. Bryant, formerly Of Stanford,
and James Roberts, of this vicinity, are also
engaged in buying and shipping bark
BITTEN m A SNAKE
a fcw-days s.!nce Irs. wm Mink and her
little daughter, about eight years of age, were
walking out near their home, and the little
girl climbed fence, and as she lit upon the
ground she was bitten by black rattle-snake,
first in her little toe, and next in the fieshy
part Of her foot, when the venomous reptile
fastened it, fang and cooled around the childs
ankle. The mother went to her relief, and
lifted her over the fence; the snake hung to
her foot until il caught in the top rail of the
fence, and was torn loose. lascerating the flesh
in a terrible manner. Or. Bronaugh was
called in, the childs life was saved, and she is
now recovering. More amen,
SANTIAGO.
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borrowed.

IL Is not always -afc to borrow things, a.
the sequel will prove 4 negro at CrabiOr-
sharl borrowed a pair Of sunday go to-mcct-
in shoes from friend. and not returning
them IN time, a warrant Of arrest was got out,
and -ho now boards with Tom Buford, in the
Sscond story 81 his stone hotel. We wish
some Of our subscribers would treat Journal
borrowers that way. II might increase our
subscription list.
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Pond Fish.

There are several large ponds in this yicin-
ity, either one Of which l. a suitable rcocpta-
Gle for fish Of various kinds Now that the
railroad runs to Rock Castle river, there would
he no trouble whatever in going out there
with few large water-tight tanks Of some
Kind, and filling them with small salmon,
perch, has, etc, and bring them in two hours,
To these ponds, and turn them in alive. II
this were done, in few years our ponds would
he finely and abundantly stocked with choice
game fish. Who will aid in doing hY
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LOCAL BREvITuEs.

u " w" ''0''"'y Nv VIII" w ''N'
n., .''"' y Nou.'' -''"'' my 'V"
wv" W ""'" W. '"'" 80
Inc National bank viii move TO their new
mouse on Main street, in few days.
wonderful cure for Spring fcver-Car-on
Dodd's soda water
Meal sacks are substituted for saddle hays
by the candidates for Congress.
some Of our merchants have moved on, this
week TO save rent.
The In.ur,,co h,.,,o.. 4. dnu LII o,,
for ercst
-,
MI. .pi.cr,r,,,,, Ia, ,ou,L
con ,n
~ "'''e "o""'''o"'e J"s'
- w 10" W WI W.
1uuge . r. 'ook has recovered suihcienty
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John Camden, formerly citizen of waynes-
burg, in this county, and who shot and killed
young man named futile, some year or two
since, at that place, was arrested in some of
the Western States, q few days ago, and
brought here and lodged in Jail.
The Governor Of Kentucky had offered
reward of $500 for his arrest and delivery 10
the jailor Of this county, and We presume the
vigilant party who arrested him will receive
his well-earnod reward. Camden had been in.
dieted by our Grand Jury some time ago. and
WI probably have his trial at our coming
October term.
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SEEMING.

la our last issue We said that the parties
who had been indicted for seining in Dix
river, had been discharged, on the payment Of
a small fine, sc, We did not aim 10 convey
the idea that the matter had been oarelessly
passed over, but rather to convey the idea that
they had been excused On account Of their
want Of information as to the law being in
force prohibiting il.
Through the kindness of the Court and the
Attorney for the Commonwealth, these men
were discharged al the lowest fine possible
under the law
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Personal.

We saw a private letter from DIR. Chas b.
Huffman formerly Of this place, now a resi-
dent Of Peabody, Kansas. II will be crafty
ing to his old friends and acquaintance to
know that he is right side up and is having
abundant success in the practice of his profes-
sion.
II. c. Baker Esq Of Columbia, KY, was
in our town on Wednesday last. lie gave Us
an interesting account Of the recent tragedy
there.
Mr., Karnes, OF the firm Of Kames a Glenn,
proprietors Of the Lebanon Marble Works
paid Us a visit yesterday. We understand
that he is in our midst for the purpose of at
tending to several orders from this place. II
any OF our friends desire work in his line, they
will find him in town next Monday.
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sirunge.

Thor, is a negro boy in this town, aged
about Il years, Who ha- no knec joints, Ills
knocs arr a. stif aud straight a. a gun barrel
yet he walks about as bri.kly As though he
were able, like the res, Of mankind, TO "cruok
the pregnant hinges Of the knee and is As
fond u smoking a. his friend, Gen Grant
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state Convention.

The Democracy Of Lincoln county will
meet in Convention ON Monday june 10th al
Stanford, being county court day., to appoint
delegates 10 the Convention, which will assem-
BILE at Frankfort, KY, on the 10th Of June,
next The object Of this Convention is to
nominate delegates TO the National Conven-
tion Of the Democracy. Let all true Demo
Gratis attend. J. WARREN GRIGSBY.
Chairman Go. Committee
MAY 9Th, 1872
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STOCK ITEMS.
PRIVATE SALES.

We have heard Of but few private sales
Of cattle, hogs, or sheep this week. We
quote cattle at froms3 so to g., so; stock
hogs $3.50 and $500; sheep 1926 to A.
90. Lue Mock of this county sold to
Burnside Il Anderson of Garrard one
day last week, 81 extra fine New York
cattle. Weight about 1850, 18th of
June delivery for 81 cts.
COURT DAY.
Next Monday is our county-court day,
and we expect as usual, good crowd of
stock men, and few good stock ON the
market, if the day is fair, we are inform
ed that there will be several stations and
jacks on exhibition, with their colts of
last seasons get. This affords the farmer
the best test.
FINE YOUNG STOCK.
As a general thing, the colts both
horse and mule, look better this season
than heretofore. In fact, we have not
noticed a single scrub among the many
we have observed.
A FINE COLT.
j. L. Bruce's thoroughbred Wild
Anna, dropped colt by Frank VOL
ford, a few days ago, that promises to
bear the blue ribbon at our next Fair.
w We undefss1nd Mr.: BRUCE ms fel1sed
several offers for the colt, and also for
Anna's next colt by Gentle Breeze.
FINE YOUNG JACK.
Ku Klux is attracting good deal of
attention among the farmers of the North
Side. His owners are now buying at
large figures, all his colts of this season.
This young jack is emit tied to liberal pat
ronage, and we are glad to hear that he is
properly appreciated,
COLOSSUS.
The thoroughbred stallion Colossus is ma
king the season at the stables or ii. Helm on
the Knob Lick turnpike at $50. Mr., Helm in
forms US that he will make few more engage
ments. Those desiring to breed to this excel
lent horse must apply Immediately. There n
no better bred horse in the United States.
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County Court.

Don't fail to attend our County Court ne4i
Monday. Il will be the "bigsc-sH day We
have had for year. NAM men viii be hcrc /;
much stock win H. on hand trader, will he
herr in Vrcai abundance. In brief, il will he
a busy day. Don't fail to be here, and when
you come, yi-itour Office aud see what We want,
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COVINGTON NARKFT

CovIAoTON, MAY G, is72
Cattle-Shipping cattle We quote at 50 TO
6lc.; Best butcher cattle S5fd6lc. second
quality do 5a5l The receipts during the
past week amounted to 1888 head, Of which as
were shipped eastward.
Sheep-The best sheep WILDWOOD on We
quote at 7lesc,i second quality do al 6(a'7c,;
third quality do. 4l(s5c. The receipts during
the past week amounted TO 326 head
Hogs--rhe supply is fair demand good, -
We quote heavy hogs at Si(aS IS; light hogs
at IS 60 to 400 Receipts during the past
week 1902 head
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Our Colorado Letter.

Let no one of our padcr fail to pcruse this
excellent letter on our outside pagc, from our
gifted young correspondent IN. u. C." lii.
hrt letter created thirst for Others from the
same facilc and graceful pcn. We hope to
hear FROM him morc frequently.
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Monticello Bank.

The cashier of the Monticello Bank arrived
in Louisville last Friday with the funds Of
said bank. which he deposited with the City
National The Columbia murder and rob
bCry has alarmed the whole country.
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Mary had a little lamb, she took it
in the garden, and every time it wagged
its tail il spoilt her Dolly Varden-that
she bought at McAlister X Miller's last
week.
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Your attention Is respectfully called to our
new club rates, and you are urgently requested
70 devote few spare moments in our behalf
during the next few weeks.
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I'm CovingtoIl.

Rev q. q. Barnes, Of our town has been
preaching in the city and vicinity Of Coying-
ton for some days past, by special invitation
II some Of biz Presbyterian brcthrn
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Stockholders in l.. a y. X. r. Go. will be
passed free over the mad to and from Louis
vile, 10 attend the election of officers ON the
18th, liih and 10Th Of this month. See adj
N.rli..mnnf
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Carson q Dodds have opened their
soda fount, and invite both ladies aud
gentlemen to call on them at any hour.
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Mrs. Hill, wife Of our townsman, r. T. Till,
Esq, who has been for some time in an adj
joining State in search Of health, has returned
home rcccntly, much improved.
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"Where did you get side lace shoe to
fit so nicer Where they keep the best
in town." Severance Il Miller's
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The best plow-shoe in America, for
sale at McAlister Il Miller's.
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Returned.

Rev. q. o. Barnes returned home ON Tues
day last. lie has been preaching at Newport
and Covington, to large and interesting con-
gregations.
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Notice to
STOCKHOLDERS!

louisville and Nashville Railroad.
OFFIcE SUPERINTENDENT TRANSPORTATION.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May o, 1872.
Holders Of stock certificates will b. passed
free on the 18Th, llth and l5th 10 attend a
meeting al Louisville on 18th Of MAY, and
will b. returned free from 18th TO l7th inelg,-
sive, ON presentation Of stock oortifcse,fg
conductor oftrains.
l0-l .. W c. ROWLAND, Sap't :
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Fancy dress goods at all prices - the
Trade Palace of Craig q McAlister.
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SPECIALS.

nsr Ont Of he abundance Of The heart
The mouth speaketh. He that hath busi.
ness IN him tciH tall business. -Ssm
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Paris in Flames the popular style in
silks can be found at Craig q McAliter's
Trade Palace.
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Consult your own interests and go to
McAlister d Miller's for Spring and
Summer goods of every description.
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The trophy tomato. Very large, fine,
smooth and solid, the best tomato known.
Plants for sale at w. ii. Andersons.
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Ifyou want to seepretty ladies and Mr..
Ephraim James, 60 to Craig & McAlis-
ter's Trade Palace.
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See those handsome linen dresses,
made and trimmed in the very best style,
for sale at McAlister d Miller's.
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Severance Il Miller have received this
week another large stock of Hamburg
edgings and lace collars.
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Genuine "Aeriar Quilts can be bought
at very low prices at the Emporium of
Fashion.
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Mr.. Will Warren at the Trade Palace
Of Craig Il McAlister has sold stacks of
those popular batist and linen suitings
and has vet a full stock.
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When theladies want fashionable goods
and the latest styles they go to Craig a
McAlister's Trade Palace.
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pride of Kentucky'-A brand Of
Fancy Family Flour warranted 10 give
entire satisfaction, for sale at
Geo d. Wearen's
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: The fashionable resort for ladies is
Craig IL McAlister's Trade Palace.
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Head quarters for dry goods, notions,
fancy goods, etc., is McAlister & Mil
ler's.
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You men who are troubled with cOrns;
know We that Severance a Miller have
the only inhllible remedy-the Opera
boot
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Where can get something TO make
my little boy suit? At Severance 4
Miller's. Joe knows exactly how much
il will take, IL he don't, who does?
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A fac smile of the original Dolly in all
styles at Craig d McAlisters Trade
Palace.
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For plants raised by A. r. Penny,
90 to W. ii. Anderson's.
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Dviiy Warden Robes, just received in
the latest styles at Craig Il McAlister's
Trade Palace.
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Go to Severance Il Miller's and see
their new Grenadines received this week.
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Go to Severance Il Miller's for towels,
napkins and counterpanes.
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Dunn q Owsley keep always on hand
o full stock of drugs and medicines.
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Call on Dunn d Owsley and look at
their elegant stock of jewelry.
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Ottenheimers celebrated French DID.
Olga n +. f. corsets at Severance Il
Miller's.