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4 HrHENEAL.-Wc hear tIat an interest
Ing occurrence too. place at the house Of
Nr. NandcrliT, Cato Come Miss Mary
Piper and Andrew C,tderct after singu-
larly felicitou5 acquaintance, found tia.
they required the scrYiecs e the ncw Jus
tcc Seth ilenlall to make their harpincs.
complete, which was gracefully and eff
cient'y rendered. QI;ctly have they taken
up Iife's duties tighter, and may tie per.
Torrance Of those duties ig as luietly cf-
Ccc+"1 is oar wish.
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ADMINISTRATOR SALE.

ENPROBATE. MANITOWGC C0JN
1 ty court ia the matter Of the estate Of
George ". Whitney deceased notice is
here bv given that by virtue and in pur-
,ual.ce OF an order Of license made in said
matter, on the 27th day Of January y. ID.
1878, by the county enrrt of said county,
The under signed Administrator Of the IS
tate Of said deceased, viii Oh Monday the
oath day Ct FEBRUARY \ b. 1873, at ten
o'clock in the foreuo Of said day, NJ the
office Of the County Judge, in the cry q
Maritowoc IN said couat7. offer tur sale at
public vendue. the following described in Is
to-wit: The nh e the eh of the seq OF
section 81, teN R>h;p II range 2l in said
county containing 40 acres moro or les
the terms Of sale viii be made known al
the time and place of sale.
SAMUEL WHITNEY,
Administrator.
Dated at Nanitowoc, the 9th day Of
january \. D. 1873. t. W
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Comfy Convention.

The call for a County Convention 20
nominate candidate for County Jndg-
will appear in week Or two. We woali
respectfully suggest to the members Of the
cguufg Committee, that they would oblige
as by calling al tie PILoT Office at their
earliest convenience, and signify their
.iui-H cHt as to time. Due delibcration
should be had, rs designing Republicans
seem desirons of putting candidates in tie
field for both parties.
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i'HE city q appleton, yotel Saturday
ii the proposition Of giving $50, 900 in aid
nj the milwaukee, and Northern Railroad.
'Fe would respectfully sugge>l "a thc
its Board Of Appleton, that ,hos. bonds
10 thoroughly soaked in kerosene or tgr-
entine, that they may make 4 sure thing
Il It, when the burning carnival shall
anvcnc.
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Tie TIi4Dl.
sirT AVS GU T95@sTTEas
Gcufaur k.ini-npziI.

There is no pain which the Centaur
Eminent win not relieve, no aweiliag it
ill not suhiuc, and no iameness which i.
.iu not cure This is strong 'aussia-e,
nj ii is tue Where the parts are not
yets, its effects are n-ryeloua 1t ':as
,rc-rcni more cares Of rheumatism, neu-
ali ia,i ock jaw, palsy. sprains, swell'ng.,
al eU-o-eastS. scAlds' barns, salt-rheum,
ssr.,1lie, &c, upon the human frame, and
Of sfis.es. sp.sIn, gals, i c., upon animals
n one year than haze all other ,retendcd
fe,aed Is since tie world began. i is
con. tcT-irritant, an ail-heai:n@ pain r-iiey-
- Criri,s throw away their crntches.
the lane walk, pol~oueEs bites are render
90 harmless and the ~nrnlcd are healed
wistar. a scar. IL i no huEbGg. The
recipe p published around each bottle. 1t
j. seliiae as no atiIe- article ever before
:, III, f.nd it sells lsecause it does Just what
II preiends .,-lo, Those who now suffer
from rheumais7', pain or swelling, deserve
to suffer If thew Kill not use Centaur I.ini-
rneut. More than loco certificates Of re
alarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
chroa'c-rhcIma gcuf, running tumprs.
10, have been received We will send =
sircuhr containing certificates, the recipe.
SC, gratis, 10 any one requesting II. One
bgFlle Of the yellow sSappcr Centuar Lini-
rlrnt j. worth one hundred dollars for spa
.ioed o. sY-eeried horse aud mules, or for
sc-ew wcrsin sheep. Stock owners = this
inimcnt is worth your attention. No IA
r-siIy should be without Ccntaur Limiinent.
J. h. RosE & Co., New York.
Castoria i more than substitute for
Caster Oil /: Is the only sofe article IL
existence which viii as-imilate the food,
regulate the bowels, cure wind-cOl.c and
prniuce natural sleep. Il contains ne .Ier
fnincrul,,morphine cr alcohol, and Is pleas
mt h. take. Children need not cry and
Nor Y,4pv mt rpzt
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A ~ ~ ~ Sa =


The members Of tn Afanito
voc Agricultural Society are
hereby notified to meet at the
Williams House, on Saturday
til 18th day of February, 1873.
at l cock, ?. N, for the rur-
pose of electing officers for tile
ensuing year and the transac-
ton of such other business as
may properly come befole the
meeting.
JOHN HALL Pres't.
E. B. TREAT, Sec'y.
Manitowoc, Feb. 18th, 1878.
II-oS3 W
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EUAlf}Ta-E SALE.

II PROBATE. MANlrciSn COTS
e. Colr;. Minor heir Of rornr ia
Gir,sun In The Matter IF thr Estate O
Nichte. John Gi,,4or. Nrrca>"I Nn.ic.
l, hereby given that by y:rruc and IN rur
-uaucc ofan ur'rr Is: License n-,Ir in al,
natter on the !.ta i y az Fchru ~. L. Il.
lS73by the Court %; s.It County, the under
signed, tiuar,iian Of Il! nin,r heir of ID
deceased. will nu N,n,l ). the l1h dfy e..
March, y d, 1913. at ten o'clocii in tt,
forenoon Of sail Il Y. at the oiicc Of tho
Cnun la l.-c IN h" cry "f Man;r"woc il
said ounty. offer for II 1T puh:c vcndur
the following described ,il7- to-wit Tht
northeast quarter nf ii; nor hwc-t quarter
Of section No. nineteen (l9 Of TrsnshiI
No tacnty 2o) north. OF rang" No. Twenty
three ~ east. suhj Jet to life infcrcSt i'll
Bridget Gleason The terms If sale viii be
Cash on delivery Of I'D
BRiDGETr Gl JASON
GGtr,ii.n
Dated =: Manitowoc the !7Jh t..y of F oh.
4. u 1873 ii SUI
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fR,rrfp hands, face, rough skin, PIN
IL, rinIwern. sal5-vh,am, anl Jthcr cuta
a1ous af1eetiaas sure.I. and the skin made
rft ana smooth, b using the juniper tar
soar, mnIo by Ca> cell. Ilazari \ Co.
&cw York BE certain 70 get the Ju6pcr
Tar So:.p, as there are many worthless
mutations made with oommon tar. 1l-l9
w.
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: AJAX rrs------E-sS<p~

For teas Of the best q-aliiy, anu most
zquisite favor, 20 to the Manitowoe drug
store. Ia,r
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'inl adde's Of tn. st. james Church
wish 1t to &c particularly Remembered that
h,- SociaJl, will b. holt rs promise !,
.his Tanrs.lay evening at Mr.. wind .atc's
parlors, At the Windiate House. \ sru-
er.I attcniarve "a desired ana pleasant
yeain. promised
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that It was impossible for the employees
of said Rail Road Company to stop said
locomotive an prevent said accident. That
IT appears that TIE sight and hearing of
said Michael r., axe Was not impaired in
any considerabi. degree at the time of
said accident Z hat it further appears TO
this jury that neither the said Rail Road
Company nor any Of its employees were in
any manner responsible for the accident 10
said Michael Rehake
They further sag that sad locomotive
was At the time and place Of the injury to
the said Michael Rehuke aforesaid. in
charge of George E. Ba. kcr, Il competent
engineer, AMI Chas. RaEnus, conductor
In testimony whereof the said Police
Justice and the jurors OF tue inquest have
hereuntc set their han Is this l4Jh day of
February, 1873
Dos =. SHoyE, Police Justice.
Charles Book
j. \. ktei.ler
p. y. Gimp Jurors at the
Adam hleser inquest.
j. l.. EDWARDS
Ira Z. Smith
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TrE THAw has SGT s,me Of our citizens
bearing off the walks IN t.ant Of their
residences AMI Places Of bu,iIess, which
lad become very much ob,iructcd ~ the
l.eavy SHOWS. little more care in this
particular would make walking more
pleasant A. well as a safer exercise.
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SocrArLE-The sociaLla at the residence
Of Mrs. c. q. Barnes, Thursday evening
last, passed off We are informe Livery pleas
antly. The attendance was unusually
large, and it being st Valentines eve, it
was called by courtesy, the appropriate
time for starting peranbnIatins pos tofiirc,
and sending valentines in perfect dclu-c
for the modest sum Of ten cents each The
Old Saint, being made the exeuse for lluch
land some cash, for which those entcrpris
ing ladies who manage sociahlcs, have an
ever watchful care. Success to them. The
evenings mite increased their cash cal i;a'
twcnty-rour dollars
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Small Poz-We are sorry to learn that
there are several families in Maple Grove
who are down with the smallpox. The
contagion being given, in this ease, BY the
corpse Of q Mr.. O Neal VI no died at Swami
leo, and WAS brought to Maple Grove for
burial By his relatives. The brother of
the deceased, Mr. Patrick o. Neal is not
expected TO 1--we.
Such risks shouid rot be run By anv
community, and VIC cannot to strongly
condemn it. Smallpox is scattered
thr5ugl out the country 10y iust such
thou=iitlcss acts, AMI J. viii ccptIrass to be
terror, AMI 4 sc'nrSe, 50 long as risks
u this Lind are taken and allowed. The
natural feeling that all must have for the
burial Of loved ones at LONE, shoulA give
way for the public good il contagious dis
eases
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CAhp Of TuANKs.-llrs. Ellen :. Full
mcr wishes to return her heart felt thank,
. the Fire Department Of which her dec
eased husband was 4 member, and also to
many ether friends for their continued
kindness during his last Illness as well rs
for their sympathy and presence at tic
gurial services.
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TUESDAY MARCH C5tl,
At THE
iCtGE.7:Y az EgS.E. 7gEEwtistfE
Commencing II u \. u
5000

~ P,esca.s amounting to $1,000 Cash.
Tie = wing VII Lc conducted Oh thc
re oF the Academy OF Music in fu.l view
: The audience. and uuicr persona! ,up, l.
l-iou Of the fuI!1uin: we'll knosu aud i.-in-
crested Gcntlen.cs. who have kindly consent
/ - II : :. u
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TRlCHERS ASsOCIAIiGT.

The next teachers educational meeting
will be held at CLrks' Mills on March lst
1t has beer thought that this place Is as
accessible as any III the western part Of
the County, and 1t is hoped the project Of
forming local organization Till receive
the hearty support Of not only the teach
ers but Of the citizens, and all who are in
tcrestcd in the improvement Of our com
mon schools. Fer we meet to discuss and
learn from each other, ana no man is 50
poorly off but that he can furnish his part.
The following IS the programme. ind.ca-
ting the subjects that will be taken up for
general drill Ice clock Analytical Real
~, Sclcc frJm Sanders Fifth Reader,
Mental Impro7cmcnt,-C. I. EitDahn.
United States History Ida NJ. Murphy.
RECESS. 1880.
Analysis OF Dccimals-JolIn Lyon 10: 40.
lNTERMIs>IoN. 1890.
Drill in sinG-First paragraph of
reading cxercises-C. d. Bon. 300.
Drill in Constitution Of the United
States-El. l.. Clark. 2:4O.
Orthography-Mary Murphy. $50.
RECESS. 800.
Orthoepy-John Mulholland 400.
General Observation-Disclosures Object
and Importance Of Tcasheys' Meetings.
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JONES LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

The following new books have just beer
placed on the shelves Of the library
rs How found Livingston, Henry VI
Stanley.
Si5 Life of Charles Dickens, Vol. .
j -hn Forster
JUVENILE Books.
1912 Picked up Adrift, James De Mil,
1913 The Treasure of the Seas. !"
1920 4 Whalcmans Adventures, W II
Themes.
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TEEIEa SAENGEEBUSp VIII have a
Mosque party on the 18th 81 this month
which promises from all accounts some
thing new and amusing in taat line, which
wc presume our people will net fail to IN
oy, IS it is as cheap as Theatre Entertain
ments. Those attending are privileged
to leave at any time when it mag cease to
be entertaining without disturbing or Of
Tending any one.
- FIRE.-In franklin, on Friday NORMA.
Tast, at 3 o'cl-ck =. ", tie steam saw
mil belonging to Mr. Max Baehm, was
wholly consumed rs fire, loss from $4,000
70 $4,000. With will that always sur
mounts ordinary misfortuues Mr. Baehm
purchased :. new engine On Saturday, and
viii put up a new mill Is soon as men and
money can accom- lish it. Tie ".fay
/ He"d " need not expect to squclch Mr..
Inx Ruehr, in single visit.
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NiiVgau,2cc,Iakc si,ore.and " es,crn
EsaEl fsoud
esterr D:Hi-i n. lime Table, TO take eject
Fee UstaX l1la F~.3
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Local

RFggaErR the sociablc tbs evening at
Mrs Thos. Windiatc's. Wcinsehank' :
sand viii cnliy.n the evenings entertain-
u3nt.
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NisQfERNpE--The grand taIsg,,c party
II tie season, i to come of At Turner Hall
ID The 18th BY The Frier Sacngrrband SC.
eist, who are making every pre-. aration foi
? grand and general good time. Tickets
can be purchased at the Business places Of
rrco, ". Fcchter, Ernest Eerns Eugene
san Alter, Crist kocbke anI Of the lseun.
crs e the society.
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TnE FREEZER SUnCerbund " BIG leave to
notify tic enlightened people Of this Ci;Y
that =. their great masquerade on the
evening Of tie 25th inst, they succeeded
in engaging the worlI.renowned great
fgrft'c- Aarahic lag, Ia Nous Sing san.
Puh-Eh Bah. for the purpose Of producing
some of her head crushing picces, am ing
~h!ch We will mention tho great meta
morphosiug of different animals into hu-
man beinss,and sach men and women who
are not satisfied with their external ap-
pearancc, into such as they woalI like
Bat not sraetiags her malicious character,
We warn people whose internal notions
should be reached, that they haze reason
to c, mccall them, to keep "a enough srcEi
her or She might ut item a,sc her kettle
and boil them into an external appearance
according to their eonecited internal
All foolish aud readiblc people are in
yitel 10 take part at our festival.
u, 49,. 80; - ~ l., s.; T.,
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The following are the current prices of
rolgce in our market as reportei for the
PiLor by Edward Conway who ,sakes a
>peci,sloty Of purchasing all kinds of farm
crs pr9,lues.
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iur Purcst ana Sweetest % liver Oil
il Hazard aud Caswcns made on the sea
shore, from fre.u, selected livers, By Gas
We'll, Hazard ( Co, New York. 1t is abso-
.alcly pine and street. Patients who have
nee taken /. prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior to
lay the other oils in market. li-l9-l2w.
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! SuEEIrr 4. D. Smart who returned from.
Madison last week makes a very favorable
-aport If his observation Of the Insane
Hospital and Orphans Home, and also re-
Forts that Hon Joseph Rankin oar mem
Der sparcd no pains in showing him and
Their constituents from tits city Ill Of II
:ersst ut the Capital city.
EoR the general information Of the pub
&c and the especial benefit Of the curious
u Appleton, who sent Their enquiry greet
ny, Where is the time table of the Man
towoc roal?" We spread b.fore our
-aalcrs the new time table. which took
feet last Monlay, tie 18th !. seems TO
3 arranged as TO accommodate al alcne
fan Inc Of the road.
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81 g. - REED.
General N1Ess r, Western DIs i>ion.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure of all derange-
men,s in the stom-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgative.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj " hateyer. Much
serious sickness and
suffering i prevent
ed by their timely
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CUFMlLLS..sF! ESHCTC

sept lily
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-20

names as witness in the presents of the
testator
David Duncan Isaac Barnett
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Anecaing Incident.

A fashionable young lady recently met
her plain old grandmother at the springs.
The old lady's heart was filed with in
nOcense and simplicity, and her ideas
halted at q straight coat and a plain cap.
When. therefore. she met her dear niece
the inst time Tor many years, and saw
her a disfgured invalid, she was shocked.
and almost fhinted. When her emotion
had little subsided. she turned with
fearful eyes and said. Margaret, honey,
thee may get well. but indeed. l fear
that the waters win never cure thee Of
this dreadful thing -Qaying her hand on
Margaret's fashionable bustle.) "ol how
awful you must feel about it'--and an
other answer Of team gushsd forth. Good
old lady that. ..iah
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Prohibife-y Liquor Law.

An Act % prohibit tte sale Of spirituOus,
vinous or malt liquors IN Lincoln county,
and 10 take a sste on TIE same. BE Il
enacted BY the General Assembly Of Tia
Commonwealth Of Kentucky;
SECTION I. That Il shall be unlawful for
any person or persons 10 sell spirituous, vinous
or malt liquors in the county Of Lincoln, in
less quantities than one barrel, uAea Ae liquor
soid is whiskey; In less than ten gallons, when
the liquors. is wine, beeror aleare Provided,
That druggists may, upon the written pre-
scription Of regular physician, for medical
purposes, sell liquors in small quantities which
prescriptions shall be kept in Gle BY the drug
gists, subject TO inspection by any one feeling
him or herself injured BY the sale Of liquors
BY druggists.
SECTION .. That before this act takes ef-
feet, 90 a. 10 prevent the sale OF liquors, the
yudge Of the Lincoln county court shall, upon
the petition Of one hundred citizens Of said
county, cause a vote 10 be taken at al the
voting places in said county for the purpose
Of Ascertaining the sense Of the qualified vo-
tiers a. 10 whether or not they are In favor Of
the provisions Of the lat Section Of this act
Provided, That when such votes shall have
been taken and declared BY those authorized
by law 10 compare the votes Of said county,
that a majority Of the votes cast al said cleo
tion are In iAvor Of the provisions Of the LIST
Section Of this act,-.dan, and not before shall
aid section be In lorca.
SECTION 3. That any person violating the
provisions Of this act shall be fined not less
than one hundred nor more than two hundred
dollars for each offence, upon indictment by a
Grand Jury Of said county, and verdict o. a
Standing Jury.
sEcrIox 4. That the election provided for
BY this act shall be held BY the officers aa-
thoriIed BY law 10 hold elections for STATE Of
GERS under the same rules and restrictions;
Rovidsd, That the sheriff of said county shall
give al least hssniy dsys' notice Of such elec-
ton By printed Advertisements posted al all
the voting places In said county.
SECTION 5. This act shall take effect from
iis passage.
JAMES b. McCREARY,
Speaker Of the House Of Rep.
JOHN @. CARLISLE,
Speaker of the Senate
Approved April 10, 1873.
Pm. LESLIE.
y. w. CRADDocK,
Secretary Of State
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A masonic celebration Is TO be held at
this place on the Oath inst. Quite a
quantity Of rain has fallen here to-day,
which came quite opportunely for the
farmers; the heavy rains a week or two
ago had left the ground quite hard and
cloddy.. Corn crops look badly for this
season of the year oats are quite prom
ising; wheat and rye generally looks
poorly, and can't make over one e-third Of
a crop. Judge J. l.. Sallee is the Dem
ocratic candidate for Senator from this
district, against b. w. s. Husaker, Rad
ical. OCCASIONAL.
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GOOD TEMPLAR's COLUMN
is TT RIGHT


There is very general awakening in
many Of the States, over the fearful evils
Of intemperance. That these evils should
lead every good citizen to serious rcAec-
ton, and TO the adoption Of measures
calculated to afford relief, is too plain to
admit Of argument. To what erteni does
intemperance prevailf
1st. Our cities, towns and villages,
with few exceptions, have long been suf-
fering under its demoralizing influence.
I'd. In every part Of our country there
are 10 be found persons of incorporate
habits.
3d. Every occupation, calling or pro-
fession Is, to-day, invaded by intemPer-
ance.
Every department Of government Is
scandalized by il. The judge upon the
bench, the attorney at the bar of justice,
the legislator in the halls Of legislation,
the candidate for ofiice-some Of all
these constituents Of our booy polite
have been subsidized in the interests Of
intemperance.
SO fearful is the extent 10 which the
legal profession has been demoralized,
that a christian lawyer or politician 1
almost among the things not to be hoped
for. And a christian parent who advises
his son for the law, does so at the known
probable los Of the soul. But for that
saying Of Jesus, "All things are possible
with God," there could be no hope Of
such.
Nor il the sacred ministry Of the
Gospel exempt Where is that demon
nation among whose ministers there arr
not to be found some names among thu
fallen and dishonors4i Where is the
single congregation of any Church
among whose living membership there
are not those who are guilty Of the sin Of
intemperance, or guilty in supplying
others with the means to become sof-
If any such can be found, we would
gladly learn the fact. Are not nine
tenths Of all the apostacies from all the
churches caused BY intemperancef Yes
nor Is the half told.
Then Is It right to legaliss this crime
Is it right to throw the shield of legal
respectability around the certain cause ol
the sin and shame of drunkenness. and
thus perpetuate the cure Of drunkenness
through other generationsi Is il right
TO sell to a citizen, for money, the privi
lege Of injecting the citizens Of a town
with the poison Of cholera, in order thai
he might make a living by putting
other people to deathi But Is not thu
soul worth more than the bodyf Ther
why, in the name Of common sense. sci
the right to any citizen for money, b
make drunkards out of our children ans
our neighbors' childreni Money OBJ
tanned at such cost is iit only to pur
chase "potter's field" R-B.
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In the name OF god Apane l federick
millar of the county Of Wayne and of the
state Of cantucky Considering the uncer-
tainty of this MORTAL life and Being Of
sound mind blessed be affinity god for
same l do make a publish this my last
win and testimony In manner and form
following that is to say first l give and
bequealh unto my wife mary miller the
whole Of my rale. personal a mixed Es-
tate during hir lifetime and after hn de-
seass ! give and bequeath unto my Ell
dest daughter geane miller the Some one
Cow and calf the value of ten dollars a
the balance Of the Estate 10 be Equally
Divided amongst the rest of my children
namely William miller Nancy miller
george miller Jesse miller James miller
sarah miller jonny miller David miller
mary miller and also my diseased sons
too children JOnny miller and annis Nil
Ter 10 have the part that would fall 10
there father had he been alive and also
my negro woman Edea 10 have her FREQ
dom after the deth Of my beloved wife
mary Miller provided she stays in my
iammily hereby revoking all ibrmer wills
BY me maid IN witness whereof ! have
hereunto set my hand and seal the fith
day Of december in the year Of our lord
1922 federiek miller
sined scaled Published and declared by
the above named federiok miller 10 be
his viii aud testament in the presents Of
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