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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

UNIE SUBSCRIBER WILL OFFER FOR
j sale, ON Friday. 2Oi!, day Of No.
yrmhcr. at public cutlery, On the premises,
at the old homestead, two farms belonging TO
Allen Moore. The homestead farm j. situated
in the Mouse Greek Valley, containing 5s3
ncrcs-lOO of which are cleared and in a GOOD
state Of cultiyation-t the balance well timber
ed. There are two springs near the house.
good Barn. and all necessary outhullding>.-
rhi, farm j. situated in one mile and half Of
Mouse Crcck Depot.
The other farm, containing 100 acres. lies
one mile above the homestead ON Mouse Creek
TO acre, cleared the balance well timhrrcd.
There is good dwelling house and corn-crib.
and never failing spring on the farm.
Also. mt the same time he will offer for sale
- fat hogs. a lot Of stock hogs, cattle. sheep,
and head Of extra horses and mules. black
smith tools, farming utensils, two wagons,
household and Kitchen furniture. and also, a
lot Of corn.
Term. The land will hc sold on credit Of
ono and two ycarS-Wth the exception Of IL
per cent, which must be paid doWn-thc pur-
chaser giving notes with approved security.
The personal property ON credit Of twelve
months. except 10 per cent cash in hand the
purchaser Giving good security for balance
The sale viii commence ON Friday. and con-
tinuc until all the property is sold
GEO. W. MOORE, Agent.
McMinn co., Tenn, Nov. <. lSI2.3t-2jS
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Land sale.


gn thnr"cry Court mt Dccnimr.
j. T.. Collins. admir- Sc, v. The Heirs Of \.
Cos. deed.
IL OBEDIENCE TO Az 1NTERLOCUrO-
| nv dcnrcroC the 'hnncrry Court ut Decatur.
Mel, county, Tennessee made At the 'rptrm-
b'r term. i>,2, viii 90 upon the premises ON
saturday. JOih Noyciubrr. 1872.
and soil rn the highest bidder. Mt public out
rry the following described tracts Of land.
VIZ: h. acres OF the south side Of the moth.
west quurt,r ot section -. and the southeast
corner NJ the northeast quarter Of section 20.
,I fractional township. 'i range west ut the
meridian, lliwr>,cr District: also. the south
west quarter Of section II. Sd fractional town.
ship. Id r.,u-n. west ~ the meridian. IliWas-
seq District. Tn" nhpy, described land. are
situate IN the b. civil district. Mcigs coun-
ty. Tennessee. said Lands will h" sold on a
credit ol twelve months. taking note with IN
.cro~t Tom date and good security from the
purchaser for the purchase money, except ten
per cent of the purchase price which will hc
required 10 be- paid In hand on the day Of sale.
and Il lien retained ON the land until The pur-
chase money j. fully paid. This the 2lst Octo-
bcr 1872. ". +. BLENINS. ca VI.
Oct. -, lS12-it-pr> fee S6OU-aj6
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Notice.,

Come one and all to the New Store and buy
your Goods. We sell cheap for Cash or Coun-
try Produce. FARMER ~ co.,
Old Boyd Stand, west side of the square.
Athens, Nov. ID, 1872.
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PetarsOn's Magazine.

Peterson's Magazine for December is on our
cable in advance. agd sspcrloct gem, This Is,
without doubt, the cheapest Of i've really good
lady's books. Itcontalns every year oHe thou
sand pages, fourteen steel engravings, twelve
solored double size steel fashion plates, twelve
rolored Berlin patterns, twenty.four pages Of
music, and more than hundred NOVELTIES and
original stories by the best American writers.
Yet the price is oply two dollars-or dollar
less than magazines Of Its class. Address Chas.
j. Peterson, 800 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

The installation of officers for the current
quarter will occur this Thursday night. full
attendance of the members is desired.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

The well known aud successful Chcrokc,
Indian Doctor, William Norman, has located
in Athens, Tennessee, 20 cure all manner Of
Chronic Diseases that stand chance Of cure
The undersigned does not claim TO cure disca-
SEES if too far gonc-ncithcr does he claim that
he can raise the dead to life: but that he will
cure any disease that /, durable IN either seq,
Young or old, with purely vegetable medicine
WM. NORMAN, Indian Doctor.
Sep l3-tr Athens, Tenn
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Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods. Gold Pens.
Chromos. Frames, Mouldings, Paper. Envc-
lopcs, in fact everything found in u weR-or-
dered Bookstore. at o. b. Smith e Co.'s Knox
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

Robson Il Nixon have just received large
lot of Splendid FAIRS, and another supply of
Dress Goods, which they will sell very cheap.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15
DRIED FRUIT wanted at McKELprS & Cor.

LADIES Hats of the latest styles at Chas. F.
Keith's.
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w. e.. llnlleY

BEEF ut Haley. on Wednesday and Friday
Of each week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

At Coghill. in this county, on the 3D. instant,
of Group, JOHN s., infant son Of Thos. and
Margaret Henderson.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

Robson & Nixon make il Il speciality, and
are Offering great bargains.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

Roheson ~ Nixon will pay the highest mar
ket price in Cash for good Wheat.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

ALL persons indebted to me by Note Of
Account. will please come forward and set
tie the same. n INV old business must ho
closed up md further indulgence cannot he
given. JIM WILLIAMS.
Noy. g. lS12.tr.2iS
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

Buy your Goods from Eohcson n Nixon
They pay cash for their Goods, aud are slli,
lied with small profits.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

Keeps good Chewing Tobacco. Snuff, etc
has nice assortment Of Alpacas, Prints, No
tionS ,Ec,
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y. 3Oih November. 1879.
NOTICE,

HAVING ADMITTED I PA3TNEI N
l l my business. the Name Of the Firm Will
h" Williams Il Co.. 10 WhOm would recon-
mend nl my Old friend, and customers Toy
good hsrgains. JIM WILLIAMS.
Cantrcll. y Roads. oct. ~. 1872.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

Good 'leulDlnrS.

A very superior article, for sale cheap at
Ilancy's.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

THE Circuit Court for Hamilton county met
on Monday last.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

Desire to purchase all the good wheat for sale
on the South Side of the county, for which
they will pay the highest market price.
Coghll, Tenn. Aug.0. lS72-tf
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DIED..

BRING some Corn to "soutb Corner"
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1000 Prizes amounting to
$4,000 in CASH.

will be awar,icl the highest prizes being $780,
OOO. SjD.OOh. $4,000, and down in regular era.
dation To 500 which j. the lowest.
The drawing will positively and rucpuiyo-
cally take place December :. Agent, are per-
cmptorily required 10 close sales and max" re-
turns November -. in order TO give ample
time for the final arrangements. orders fpr
tickets or application for circulars should be
addressed 10
Gov. THOMAS T.. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky.
Oct. -, lS12-tdcc1-2iGl Louisville, kv.
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j. A. Hurley \ DO. Co-LilI,

LARGE lot Of Window Glass just received
at i. {. Wilson's.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

hsOhrSOn ~ Nixon
Have Shawls, skirts, Vests. BuNticS,
Hoop Skirts, Scarf-, CravatS and thousand
and one necessary articles for the Ladies'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

MAGNIFICENT stock of Furnishing G"ods,
Hats, Boots and Shoes, at MCKELDIN ~ co.'s.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-15

POPULAR illustrated book ego pages on
MANHOOD! WOMANHOOD. MARRIAGE. I'm.
pcdiments to Marriage; the cause and cure
sent securely sealed, post paid for III cents
by DIR. G. WHITTIER. GlI s.. Charles street
st. Louis, No., the great specialist. Read his
works.
R,pGAtSS rau lao al At N,k,,t Dt>. 4. I,.c
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Public Sale.

Athens. Tenn, Sept. -, lN72-tr252
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05
/: :Nl;..tis.n:GHn'S sIHhi.

NV story j. Il @iio-t story. aud "a"
IF ,h,. .tcuuing article. | conclude.
from putting together my prc-r"!'-
r"iycd ideas OF ghosts and the parll'-
ular cNprrirnc" | hayc:o r"iat" on
this occasion. II i an experience 50
strange. so terrible and 50 frauGht
with poignant grief. that for lon"
time after il- occurrence shr:ink
from all mention OF ii: but time. the
treat alIcviatnr. enables me now TO
lit down and .ivc Il calm account OF
tie events t" which refer.
was ninlt editor on the llrwhuck
N"rnin" seminal. NJ a>>"c'aie III
tie local department was West >ut!im,
a vuuM- fellow Of keen perceptions.
ready wit and active ability. II" had
clear eve. Il runcrmtrativr brown. Il
rather pale complexion, Il long. iiar-
inc irt-hlark mu-tarhr. and an open
viar-awakc look that was Il faithful
index to hi, character. \othin" c.
capped his observations. lie was li'd"-
faiiwablc industrious, and picked ~
all the news. drlvim~ out items from
the most apparently barren ground
H.. was best Local we had ever had
and our department of city news
soon after his advent out>trirp"o
those OF al our contemporaries i'll Va
/ rirly and spice.
| Ward had one fault, however
! Tie social bowl possessed powerful
attractions for him. and it was toe
often evident that he hail been imbi
binm more i'rr"i"y than Il sound jud%
mrni would dictate. To be sure. la
was seldom uuiiltcd for business
not more than once in three or ton
months. perhaps but he was pur-.l
in" Il path which, If persisted in
must. | rndrav"rcd t" pur>uadr him
rcycntually result in his own down
fall. talked To him often about i,
but although he always h>tcnC
pleasantly. my words seemed to Il
tu-rlr>>lv cNpanhrd. lie WAS alway
the same free and easy. lirht-hrartr
cunyivial fellow. and hard workiu.
valuable assistant.
} lie would frequently choose a ,nl
ir Of popular interest and writ
thereon II series of descriptive art
clr> IN II tree. g">Sipy vein Just ca
culatrd To cate hihc public attrmti",
This was in addition To his r"@ul:
work n city editor. The amount
labor h. accomplished, and the ra'
. with which he performed it, ir,
qurntly filled me- with a>i"mi>hncn
: Well ,lo rrmrmbrr when he cho;
, for his theme "Drrgs and Scum
lie penetrated the vilcst haants
b the lowest classes. aud Grsrrib,
u. their habits in II wonderfully yivi
manner. Their vices, their misG"
tunes the bright spot III their Eve
:, and incident exciting, amusing III
pathetic were all treated with IA
spirit and grace by his ready pen.
OF course in this pursuit he visit'
the resort of thieves, Williams NJ
drsprrudocs. and plunged into seen
!; against his safe exit from Which the
'r were many chances. I'VE will $
~ what can be iished up from I
hr
lie si,,ne," las would say, with moe
ing laugh, and start oil on one OF
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

The LEGISLATURE of Ohio has passed
4 law authorizing counties, towns
and cities tohuild railroads. provided
each project be submitted t" a ror"-
lar vote, and secure MAJORITY oi
,wo-sliir.ts OF all the voters. The
funds for the construction of said
road may be raised by borrowing q
slim net cHcccdin. five per cent. on
The amount ofprr>onal and real estate
actually listed for taxation. This
IcrlSIa,inn WAS intended to dcvclop
local railroad enterprises upon the
narrow "au.,. basis. The Limitations
imposed npon this power. however,
Will render " impossible to carry
ont Il sririur of corrupt ring inter
c,t-. 1t is mnrc likely that many dc
sry,;,. enterprises will fail for lacl;
of til, ~ wu-ihird> vttc.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

Tie New N"rk Herald is iliitcra-
,ivcl, happy in styling the platform
alop,r,t ht the Grant convention at
E.,mira. "l.rrklcss Redundancy of
Resolutions" The convention artu-
ally seemed Ia DEFY the public scmii-
mcmr of the country in its plcthoric
vrrh".ity nf language and fuls"m"
rritrrati"n of sentiments. to most OF
W hirh the record of lis own party
furnishes the most conclusive cca-
tradiction.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

\ man uamrd Hog who bad H"sm
found guilty of murder. lai" calm to
some relationship with ,i.e judge
abou, TO sentence him, whose name
was Bacon. IL think YOU are mis-
taken" hlandlv responded tho judge.
"llog must be hung before il catsbr
good bacon.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05
THE PRESS.
BY MAI >. \. EDWARDS


P.,d b.,,,r. ~, t,di,,.rfoI co,ve,,ion n,
>e'l'!.a:
I'm Editor sat in his easy chair,
For the day hard work WA, done;
wind III su!ilii7r blew o;'r his hair,
sonIr gold "i t!.r srtinI- sun.
1t may have been June. with i'g E"rit. IN bloom
or May, with her world III l"w'r.
For II" ink, enchanted, turned ins" pc-'-ii'"-
y castles height WAS the d'n-y rv"!h'
Win the might 1t ,hh rolled back upoa earn
\ glor!!ici tide Of tre.ni-;
Some born "f moment, ii-t-a"rting mirth'
And som, "f tn" lrr>cien"" that seems
Asleep .or lwaH"-ttlr souls >t'rrd t1I'e-
Wh'n lii'. As a banner uni"i!"''
shows III" scio!! "' oar ''e''''' '.'''' -''
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80 -

Grant has made bid for the col.
orcd vote. lie has written a letter
to the Convention of negro citizens
now in session Ia Washington, re
GREETING that he couldn't attend. etc.
but assuring The brethren that he
"sympa,hizcs "nr'lially in any ef-
forts to secure for all our people. oil
whatever race. nativity. or color, the
exercise of those rights to winch
every citizen should hc entitled"
Jrs 90. hu, hn umiis to state what
fights l., considers every citizen en-
t;,I,d"t How about the disfran-
chisc,, aud down-trodden Southern
Gre, for instance?
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

For thirty years past. New York
has never reelected any OF its scna'
tors excepting Mr.. Seward, who
served from lst9 to 1861. As ConH-
lisg's term expires next March, IL {"
to bo hoped that he will be mAdo no
exception 10 tho old precedent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

"Gct ont of my way--what are You
good for ?" said a cross old man To u
little hriyht.oyod Wchin, who hap
pcned to stand In the way. The
little fellow, Us no stepped ono side,
replied, very gently: "Thcy make
mon out Of such things - wc are"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

This i from the Boston CoG,,Ycr.
cial Bulletins Answers to CORES.
pondcnt.: Son.in.law: Strychninc
isthe most certain. rutn lit'o In
hpr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

A TrDHNEY~ MD 60! >hii.iE@ "
~ Law Lexington. Mo. w!i' l'Ft'IE- .'' M ~.
IN, courts in I-.inv'trr county. t'f ~ nv ,'"''
nj Record in Ii"usu-: c,rinii,-, sat ~ ~
trrt court "t Inr STAT '"ti'' 'i''''- n'',!
nr.in... intrt,>i, tii'!r care pi'ihi'i:
~ nnIr- ,,tr.-li" nur:!I'i! over l."\ih@-
Ton saving l:.uk.' Mai" ,ii'.", t"''"'F
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

In Connecticut, the oth"r day, a
n,au indrr the influence Of liquor.
cruelty beat u horse hccausc IL would
no; work beyond It's s,rcgth. A
wcman who Happened to ssc the
affair demonstrated. when hc turned
upon her and attempted to strike her,
but the p(urky woman reversed tho
tables by taking the whip from him
and lashing him until lac begged Tor
mrrcN
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

Smallpox IL increasing in tho vi
cinity ot Now York. Many persons
who have contracted the disease have
recently and rcpca,cH:' Lccn var,i-
mated. and some of them will die.
Near summit. y. j.. six members of
the same family died. aud in Viii
liamsburg five persons in tho same
house pcrishcd in n fortnight.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05
joins b ElI.hNp
AMI
RNI,aNO S son.

A TropSEYS AND tpl\>ilIhEN ~
a Law Lexington. Nu. p!h"". y" ~ N"t''
siryct over the >tor" NJ Enr"r" N '''"i.n~9
p,,rt,cr in all tt,. courts "t tins ai'! "!"', IA
coiIuri,.- and in iIc ~Uirrrm' "ii -! the >;;','
-, -, ,',,,. larr5 ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

s,n,,or schurz il reported Msay.
ING thai, In hi. opinion.,he Cincinnati
nomination. are considerably s'ron.
ger among hi. Gerna" T'e"u' '"aa
,..v were week ago.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

Mis-. Laura Harris, ono Of our
A n.ricau prina-donnas, ,is.at present.
singing In Lisbon, and will - 10 saaa'
.oon marry . Portuguese noo's"aa'
and leave the staSs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

The farmer who smoked IN his
barn. is now hauliag lumber for
anothrr one. i'c docs not intcrtl to
smrEi !rNrh in the new barn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

The Portland, Maine. Argus says
AN old white hat is better than
military shake. especially ifiteov.
e.!s more brains; and gold pom "
hriirr than q risnr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

W ara ana l, WHICH IL "o'N. ~
pied room by ourselves, While the
editor, and Bailey, his as
sis,ant. had another apartment just
across the hall.
One night about lsa.fpast ciefeli
Ward said to me.
"Wen. Peek. | guess I'll 90 out and
see what can see. I've sent III ~
couple Of columns, and Dobbln Will
be on the lookout to report II any
thing turns up. I'll be back by half |
past ore or two !
Dobbin was Il middle aged. seSuy
Individual. of some ability, but no
particular occupation, who l"at'd
around the office most of the time. III
readiness To assist for Il small rrmu-
ucratinu. i'll any department t:iai
happened to be crowded. lie irc-
uucntlv lclt his aid to Ward in re-
porting police cases, accidents, rows
and the like.
"lIold on. Ward" said. locking
him in the face: ''had'nt you better
wait until Tomorrow night
why? Oh. know: You think
I'm not exactly well balanced. But
I'm all right. I'm just in the moo"
/ for il Tonight. too.
"Ir-. YOU always are. tor that mat
ter. Who're do You propose to ." to-
night"
"pown to Mug.im>' Forks"
/ The very worst place in the city :.
The concentration of vile an! dc>-
prratr lawlr>~nc>>.
"Iuu'rr not i'll earnest, Ward !:
You're not going there tonight. a!"
you:
THAT'S just where I'm gong. You
know thrirgreat m"gul. Barney Buck
j. awaitiu" tor trial Tor that highway
robbery srrapr. and | want to hear
their comments. Jovc, won't it he y
rich treat
Il heard they were going to have
talk about it.
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ALL"
"Wcn. Pcck, | don't want You It
20. Bn. I'm GOING.
You may take this ifyou want 1t,
L ,l,.t.t
and unlocked Il ura"cr' "n" "i''
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h"' pc '"''' '''''' '>''l ,,,;,,.
""'' ,"' ., u.iI, ,n, drink an,
,,,i,,,r rr,,r,.tn-ni"ht. Il, !cas, until vo
i,,,l
H.. head b.ru slowly moving towar
,,,l r,v. rushed out su.
with \ la,...h;
=. An r,.,h; ruc,, hot
,,,r I,.. w,. come moved uncas
attain. tnr .ou,, moments. an
,,i,i, ,u ,i,nr, hon, uy>.if
,l,.,,,.,. I,,.,,r. m. Presently Bail,
=. ,,,,,,d
.,u.,,. Su,,;,,... h. said
.I,,r., rruiira.
'r .ni,r. .Irrvrlaimrd. with Il >cuw
n
T. llii Hi'''-i''e' ''i'' 'e e''''''
III t''' mop Nv
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EYE jNFlRMARY.

~p s,NIEI ,.tIl.t\p Hl- rii"'! mp
.fc,. IN liz. corner "f fr:'nh:i" - l.hmI'
streets. Lexington, Ne" "h'':' ~. W Nl' :. -,
II,r,.,.s nt ll. ,.Nr al "hii">"r hh;IT'- "' -
runiuI. from "A .ii>'nrr can ""'H,n -h'!"''
i,irin- rlArr- A!ir'a> Bon L. ''>,', i,,i'' ~,
Missouri
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

\ woman in Manchester, England.
women, and. WHSLE in "n inscnsiblc
condition. cutting oil aud stealing
their hair.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05
CAnDENING LANDS.

on hLKkS hardening i.ar'i- f"r sale, In
~ such lots and IN such trims ~ ~ not
E.li to suit purchasers. said lands si,uht aus
Ini It, s,u,h oil LrsinRiIH, ni "hsy acrc.a To city
market. &C. FOR parti.nlsIs. apply D
a<pI3u ZAIn. j. slIIhELL'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05

\ fond wife encourages hrr hus-
band when hc comes home early IN
the morning.. Ivy calling him 1.-The
latcs; thing out"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-05
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rSiI,.rr,. t., ,,it lnr,t street rr'i "i!ir" l'r .
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