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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-01
Kidney and Bladder Complaints

Urinary and Womb Diseases. Gravel, Diabetes, Drop
sy( Incontinence of Urine Brights disease Abumnu-
ria and in where there Brick dust deposits
the water is thick, cloudy mixed with substances like
the white Of egg threads like white silk or there
morbid dark, bilious appearance, and white Bone
dust denosits and where there is pricking, burning
Sensation and pain in the small of the back and along
AN IMPORTANT LETTER
from prominent gentleman and resident Of Cncinna-
ii, Ohio, for the past forty well known TO the
newspaper publishers throughout the United States
New YORK, Oct. llth 1870.
DR.. RADwAY-Dear Sir; am induced by a sense of
duty to the suffering to make brief statement of the
working Of your medicine on myself forseveral years
l had been affected with some trouble in the bladder
and urinary organs, which some twelve months ago
eliminated in a terribly affecting disease which the
physicians all said spasmOdic structure in the
urethra also uhamm alton OF the kidneys and bad
der and gave il their opinion that age-73
would prevent my ever getting radically cured. /
had tried NUN Der OF physicians and had taken large
quantity OF medcin both alOpathic and homeopathic,
but got no relief had read OF astonishing hay
ing Eeen made byy2ur remedies; and some four months
ago read notice IN the Philadelphia Saturday Even
ing Post of cure having been effected person who
had long been suffering as 1 had been. went right
of and got some OF each-your Sarsapariiian kesOly
ent Ready Relief and kegul tting Pills-and COM
menced taking them. In days / was greatly
heved, and now feel as well as ever.
G. w. JAMES, Cincinnati Ohio,
Price, 81 90 per bottle
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-01
Every Day an Increase in Flesh.
and Weight is Seen and Felt.

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Every drop of the SARSAPARILLTAN RESOLV-
ENT communicate through the Blood, Sweat, Urine
and other fluids and juices of the system the ygor OF
life, for it repairs the wastes of the bedy with new
ana sound natal. Scrofua, Syphilis, Consumption,
Glandular Disease, Ulcers in the Throat and Mouth:
Tumors Nodes in the Glands, and other parts of the
systemSore Eyes SrlmEous discharges from the Lars,
and the worst forms of Skin Diseases Eruptions, Fe
yer Sores, Scald Head Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, Fry
sipelss, Ache, Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh, Tu
mors Cancers in the Womb, and all weakening and
painful discharges Night Sweats. and all wastes Of the
Life Principle, within the curative Of this
wonder of Modern Chemistry. and few days use will
prove to any person using for either OF these forms
Of disease its potent power to cure them.
If the patient, daily beeomng reduced by the wastes
and decomposition that is continually progressing,
sycceeds in arrestng these wastes and repairs the
with new material made from healthy blood-and this
the SARSAPAKILLIAN will and does secure-a cure
is certain; for when this remedy commences its
work of publication and succeeds in diminishing the
loss of wastes its repairs will be rapid and every day
the patient will feel himself growing better and strong
err the food dgesting better, appetite improving and
flesh and sight increasing. I'D.
Not only does the Sarsapsrillsn Resovent excel al
known remedial agents in the cure Of Chronic. Scrou-
lous Constitutional Skin und Syphiloid diseases. but
Is the only positive cure for
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-01
DR. Railways
SarsapariIlian Res0lvent

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTOUNDING CURES:
go quick, so rapid are the changes the body under
goes. under the influence of this truly wonderful
Medicine. that
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect Purgative and Regulating

Perfectly tasteless eiegHnty coated, for the u
all disorders of the Stomach Liver. Bowels Kidneys,
Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache Constipation,
COstiyeness Indigestion, Dyspepsia, BOusRess, Bill
lous Fever, Inflammation of the Bowels Piles andlll
arrangements OF the internal Visce-a, warranted to
effect positive cure.
Price. 25 Cents per Box.
3D. SOLD BY DRUGGISTT. co
Read False and True. Send one letter.stamp TO
RADWAY g. CO., 30 Warren Street. New York. In,
formation worth thousands will be sent you.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-01
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-INCREASE
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
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TUESDAY lat va. 'ho Day - for the exam
ming trisl oi W'.1n aud nrye. in u.,nyill,
for the murder Of Williamson. They wsv,,
a preliminary tfisl, and rcrc r,mandsd 6.
jail on tic charge " murder in the Gr-i De
gre On motion of The counsel for tho de
ien--. The prson,rs we're ordered o. h, tram.
Terrcd to the Louisville Jail for safe custody
b4a,l ulou tho superstition tibet yioleuc,
would he rrarod TO if they remained in N,
vicinity IN shich the crime wa committed
The Sheriff, With a guard Of well srm,d and
courageous men, determined to d,Gud tL,iI
prisoner. from friend. and facs alike. accord
inrly started vi, Nicholasyille with them or
Tuesday, and paDhod Louisville without mo
hesitation Il came to the ear of the counsel
Tor the doonsr that a meeting, o.ieusibly fol
the purpose ~ exciting a mob, had been held
some four m.lc- from Dauvillc. ID was sl-o
rumorcd upon the authority of several r,li.
able citizens Zoo the vicinity II Hall. Can
that on the evening the prisoner pa-syd
through stanford larry number of person.
perhaps m0rc than two hurdrrd-werr seen
going tos,nl Somcnet. the impression l.. Tor
the purpo-e Of either rc-cuing the murderer.
or administering summary punishment. We
are glad the prisoners are removed remotely
from the -gruc Of their terrible. crime. and
hope, by the time their trial takes place. that
the public fury will be abatcd suficieutly 10
give them fair and impartial trial. and the
majesty of thc Law be- fully yindicated.
In regard To the capture Of Drye and vii
son, We stated last week that ten men we've
summoned by the Sheriff, Mr. TAYLOR. We
learned from the Tennessee guards, IS the,
passed through ou their return home. thai
only five beside the Sheriff were cnrared in
the capture viz : V. Bowden, L. c. Rich.
Berry Taylor, Pleas. Taylor, and one other
The Sheriff was informed OF the murder of
young williamson by stock droyor from,
this county, who pointed out to him the two
men whom he believed to be the perpcna,ors
of the horrible deed. Mr.. Poster, one Of the
guards, informed "a that Wilson made an A.
tempt 10 escape, and that Dryc, when int
mounted, made a dash for his freedom. but
was caught Wilson told the guard that he
expected 10 be shot down at any moment by
his implacable enemy, Blu. Kennel, who had
openly ayowed his intention to slay him
and wherever he met him, and man.
ifested great fear when passing through the
different towns along the route. Our readers
are familiar with the past history of Wilson,
and it il unnecessary To recount il now. When
the rope is adjusted around IS neck and the
trap sprung the country will he rid OF the
most desperate, daring and dangerous man
that ever oyi-Icj'n this State, and not few
will r,ioice over the event
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i va' about $50 per bead--pcrhsps sc ?,

/ i was about $50 per hcad.-pcrhap. &c n,
MUM.
Mr.. s. II. uictio 4. oro, A.. r..
traders who thinks II d,m,,,n. - -
cess to have nj. stock ,ran.,c,io,. -, \.
print We are wall p,.,,d 4, ~ :. A..
movements in the past WOOL =. r,o H., g..
bear reporting them. n YOU ali e,,o,d
Tfi.gt. II. =. -
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Owing to the inclemency of the weather
there was ~ stock on the market last Satur-
day. 1t hega" raining on Friday night, and
continued to pour down in torrents until Sun
day morning At our next sale we hope the
weather will be favorable, and it will prove a
success beyond the expectations Of the friends
Of the enterprise.
Since writing the above, Captain Higgins
authorizes ~ to say that lots Of stock will be
ON hand tomorrow Saturday. lie requests
Us, for heavens sake, not to advertise any
more stock fof his Saturday sales, as every
hool Of that advertised in our last issue was
purchased within twenty four hours after our
papers lefi the office. Hereafter we shall
simply give the number and Kind Of Sock,
and withhold the name Of the owner. This
thing Of advertising so much is a terrible
humbug and benefits nobcly but ragged,
moneyless printer, anyhow" 1
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A MAGNIFICENT assortment of tot.
let articles at T. r. Chenaults.
The Markets..

II Is our greatest desire 20 make the Is
TERROR JouRSAL not only a medium for local
intelligence and a welcome visitor To the fire
side, but to make It meet every want Of the
people among whom Il ciculat-s, 81 a'',' =.
- -"' g.. a.. aoJoI.nng counties, or In
the Ear West, We have added this week, in
addition to our live stock markets, review of
Wholesale markets for produce etc, and retail
markets Of stanford, resume Of the markets
for the products Of our mountain friends.
Next week We shall BE- ublc 10 give correct
quotations Of the markets for lumber, shingles,
etc, at Richmond, Lancaster, Lebanon, Dan
vile, and other points along the railroad,
These quotations are designed especially for
ou' fiepds along the Knoxville Branch, but
We believe they will be Of n,cro't to many of
our readers elsewhere, We will remark that
this is a feature no country weekly We have
any knowledge of has ever Adopted.
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FAMILY macksrel, $50 pr, kit. Geo,
- Wearen & Co.
That Valentine.

Our postmaster delivered, on the l4th in
slant, delioatoly periumcd epistle to our
bashful young friend Blain, bearing the fol-
lowing inscriptions
$50, Valentine, to Sir John Blain,
who has caused your urittl deal II pain
IIis home i IN stanford H. is az work
For the pgopleof Lincoln, as County Clcrk-
Lincoln, tho gem II Hcntu.iy state
do tO-iag, or you may be- too hio'
We have interviewed the recipient of this
favor, but failed to ggt glance at the con
tents. The author If lady, can secure a
pleasant situation as Deputy Clerk, and chief
mourner at the funeral Of Sir Johu, By adj
dressing box n, with photograph inclosed.
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
IsuIIng Prices all over KcntucI
Local salos and General Movements
LAND AND CROP ITEMS.

STOCK MOVEMENTS.
During the past week the live stock tad
ha. been very brisk in all parts Of the cfbn
Try, and prices have advanced in proportion
Co the Increased demand. Coed yearlini
cattle arc bringing good prices, and in fact al
cla-sc. Of stock scil readily at fair prices. Th'
demand Tor ia. cattle and good bu'chors' siu'
is lively On the north side Of the river, and
the Eastern markets are holding firm Stock
hogs are scarce, and in demand at 3lCe &C.
We hear Of the following sales Of stock in
this and adjoining counties during the past
few days:
~iocl h3gs are selling in woodfor1c5unt
at 81 per hundred.
Bruce Il Woods bought Of alvey Helm
30 thrcc-year-old cattle, ,2iO H., ct Bic.
Chri- Erglcman sold to burnside & Ander-
son p two,y,ar-old cattle At so per head
Bailey Withcrs sold to jackson Giyin. 10
head Of thrcc-ycar-old caitl g, weight 1884 h.,
at Be.
William Wallac, sold II cows and steers,
weight ZOO ~, at ilc. Another lot Of light
butcher stuff brought Sc.
Burnside 4 Anderson purchased Of John
NJ. Reid % head Of two-year-old cattle at SIS
per head; Of John o'Neil, rs head at $50,
and o. johnson q Brother, 80 head at So 90.
Colonel j. W. Malone, Of Fayette. a few
days ago, was offered $3.50 for a pair Of three
year-old mules which be bought Of Mr.
Thomas I'm, Of this county, at sl5O when
sucklings
William Murphy. son Of J. 8. Murphy,
sold last Monday to Ssndford Irwin, Of Boyle,
Il extra yoarling mules at $50 80. A few
weeks ago these mules would not have brought
exceeding s75.
At + sale in shelbyville, last week, three
ycar-old cattle brought $50 $50 per head
long yearings and two-year-olds, 500 $50;
calves, $40; two-year-old mules, Sl2j year
ling mules, SIS; three-year-old mules, Sll3
~ 1925 each.
The friends Of Mr.. John Stodghil have re-
ceivcd information that he is finding ready
sale for the lot Of extra large mules which he
purchased Of Murphy & Root at'sl75, and at
prices that will bring .iim out whole This |
is sufficient evidence that the Southern mar
kets are better than some dealers would |
make believe
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The Od,,-FeIIoWs.

Last Tuesday nigh, was the occasion Of an
other grand revival of the Encampmont diyi.-
ion Of OddFellows at this place. The brother
hood are very much elated at the rapid
increase Of the Order, having conferred about
thirty degrees, on that evening, upon seven
members of the Lodge at Grab Orchard.
Among the visitors from other Lodges were
Past Grands McGroty and jackson Of Dan
vile, and Past Gunds Pherigo and Garnet of
Grab Orchard AZ the conclusion of the oere-
monies, which was at late hour the Patri-
archs repaired to the saloon Of Carson a
podd's, and epjoyed an elegant banquet Il
was altogether a happy occasion, and one Of
great Interest 20 the Order.
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DASvILLE CsCRT DAY.

Last Monday was County NCourt day in
Danville. Stock matters were quite brisk
more 81 than at any time for several monst
Stock of all kinds sold readily at advanced
prices. The auclioneers failed to make tbes
reports as usual, but we gather from some 81
our stock dealers the most important sales
One lot Of short two-year-old cattle brought
s3S, and one small lot, $50 per head, car
load of fat mules ready for market, Sl27 so
fat oxen, S5e5 IS per hundred; carload Of
fat butchers stuff, So lie; one lot fat cows and
heifers, - 81 per hundred; when sold by
weight, 3 to &c were paid readnys
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Court day next Monday ..... With the opcn-
ing Of spring, Lancaster will tase a spring
upwards.....T. X. Salier has been appointed
railroad and express sgcnt at Lancaster, yice
TsW, Reid, resigned ...... Burnside a Andcr-
son shipped li5 good tvo-year-,ld cattle To
fayette county, Ohio, Hast week.. Blths-r
To the wife Of John J. Huffman, on Sunday
night last, daughter; to Mrs. w. J. Lusk,
on Monday, u SON to Mrs. W. 4. Walker On
Saturday, son...."E pizootic has ie-appeared
near Buckeye, and the farmers Of that yicini-
~ are much frightened about IT, The general
opinion is that the disease Is still in the -ys-
ten, and, when the horses are used to any
great extent, il develops itself and proves
fatal In nearly all cases ......T The Ncrs has a
"JeCms Giles" correspondent at "Po,sum
ltoller" lie isn't the real editor Of that
sprightly sheet Thoughts some may he led
10 suppose on account OF the striking resem-
blance Of the "pictur TUX at Frankfurt 10
Brother Rucker. II is a little singular, We
admit.
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A LARGE assortment Of warranted
clocks at L. r. Chenaults.
HOME NEWS.


CONDENSED nom our Exchanges Il lat week
MERCER COUNTY.
Near Oregon there once stood sycamor,
tree Of such height that three men and boy
were unable to see to the top of it, and Of such
gigantic dimensions that two strong men wor,
nearly week in hewing it down; and III,
men, while cutting the tree, were 50 far apart
lone being on either side that neither could
hear the sound of the others ak; and whc,'
ielled 1t was over two hundred wards fro, ''
butt Of the tree to the first limb o." 'ass "
correspondent of the R3tJe...... me tn'td III,
-iallment of subscriptions to the C'u elbows
Widows Home and Orphans UA,'ei,''! was
due on the 10Th instant. =, - H. ~ rams
has a home-'~ale overcos which he has worn
constantly for more thin forty years .aS-y-
eral gentlemen propose starting poultry
hrs, beginning with four hundr,d hens We
suggest that they secure Craddlck's rooster
..... Matrimonial matters are looking up......
John Gritton, aged ninety years is said to be
the oldest man in Mercer county
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FROM BARREN COUNTY.
co,rsspcaiesse h's,s.- .i,arast
GL'"ow, Ky, Feb. L.. 1873.

tLi"ow, Ky, Feb. Il, 1873.
TIM svALL.pov.
The citizens Of our town have been consid.
orably alarmed BY tho appearance Of small.
Pox. So iar but one death from the di-c1.o
has occurred. and ult more than two ca.c.
exist in town. !, IS not known how thc la.t.
named cases originated. but 10 l. supposed by
some that the cleaning Of Nr. Walter Dear
ins'' room, after hi. death, spread thc ini,c-
ton. Every ppouiion has been taken by
our citizens many PERSONS have been rc,ac-
einated, and tio'c suffering from the disease
are Kept a. i.olatcd l. possible.
COUNTY POLITICS.
Our election for county officers occurs SOM,
time during The summer. and a. vet there Is
little tall. about 70, md M announcements of
candidates for county offices have been made.
However Captain W. T.. Bate. our present
Representative, dlultlo.. believing in thc
adagc that "thc carly bird cstche. the worm, 4"
has announced himself a candidate for re-
election to the Legislature.
TIM WHEAT CROP,
In the opinion Of many farmers. has been
seriously injured by the severe .cathcr.
The Gtlds -own late look very bare, but those
sown early begin @, show signs Of vcrdurc.
With little more wet weather and genial
sunshine, the wheat fields may put on appear
ance Of life that will gladden. the heart Of the.
farmer. AGRICOLA.
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The INTERIOR JOURNAL.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1873.
NOTICE.

Tllo-c " our advertisers W ho desire change.
,nale in their advertisements, must hand in
copy on Monday morning neat
81 eommuui sitilns. either u IN oltoHd or bust
nrs sl.ff.iUf shHuh i.a aiirest 90 uiLrON a
tAnlIlll. box ts -ttufiri, BY.
All ualIts gnittei us fr advertising, subscription
o. .l HlI. mift H1 s.nt Zoo che H. psi -iios maue
oflor or esr re We 10 viii hc 81 tho parties own rlss
JaHH fI. is DOR authorized scent " ilusi0nvillc Ia
sultrs.I L 's1 Wufk Advertising, attend ~ sulsfril-
uuus, aaa Give ali monies flr the s,me.
OtH AUFSTs3
u C1ot. Uust1nfilst b o.. Owens, Crab Orchard
" e.. turi. slmgrsrf, o. lIsiryaut Cum sulphur,
4 3. luuas Pine ilui, Thug Mcbclth, Monticello;
~. Brown. Mt Neruuu.
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To YOung Men.

We call the attention of young men espe
cially to the card of y. Sid. Plat, in ouI
paper Those who desire a half-dozen OF
dozen shirts made to order, and perfect Ill
guaranteed, should send TO y. Sid, Plat, No
81 Fourth street, Louisville, Ky, for circu
lars, prices, and instructions ior seli-measure
ment Wholesale prices charged, and pack
ages sent collect on delivery
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JOB work done promptly and in the
best manner. at this office.
About settling.

All business men desire 20 settle up their
business at least once year II Is always
best To settle even ii no money changes hands,
therefore, | respectfully request all my custo-
mers Ia call and pay their accounts, or close
the zane by note respectfully,
w. II. ANDERSON,
Druggist, Main Street, stanford Ky. ii-H
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New Music.

We find upon our table beautiful instru-
merth piece, entitled Garland Polka" by NJ.
b. Gray. We commend Il to our musicians,
and return thanks to the donor d. p. Faulds
plblsher, No. 20 Main street, Louisville.
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Subscription Paid hI. week

To prevent errors ani to obyiaie tn, nece--
rtv of r,reipting % cur suhlcrihcrs, we viii
PuJ,iii every week the names Of those who
pay Nv. which shall be a rcccip. 10 them. II
you have RENTED your dues BY mail during
thi, week and your name does not appear in
th. issue you A., notified that We have not
received il
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Please Renew.

II you find = crO-s mark in ink after your
name on the margin Of this paper, or on the
wrapper, it signifies that your time IS out, aud
you are requested 10 renew
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A GOOD PARL0R ORGAN
FOR SALE.

IL A. hoen y 49, hnt sAeri lin,e. Is suitable OR
10 EaiFef seh.rrii.l 4 Co.'S n.,se. I'm SS e
fsrsi Say tins 4 nc l-lfisl epssth APPLY at Int
~ 4spiHA' eA's. = ~ l' .McNal iichsaald
5O-tf
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II those who are interested will visit our
cemetery, they will witness a sight that will
Increase four fold the natural dread of the
tomb, and cause a blush of shame To mantle
thcir checks. Those who would gladly hal,
low Che last rcsiing-plaoc Of departed kindred
and friends, who would delight in planting a
pse or training a vine over the graves Of
loved ones, arc deferred from doing so on ar-
count of the dilhpidatod condition Of the
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Ibcbold a drove Of swine. aoct of sheen. or d
dozen cattle. inside The inclosurc. Itaadi1
graceful spcciaclc. but who /. to blameY
-
on tuesday 'a' Mi.' H. " l''"t ana Mr'
william nays were "'l'N ".''n'r W Dug
ey' On the ro'' 70 2 "''thuofs h.'.o' when
their horse stumbled ana 'eI'' ahu U'came en-
tangled ~ t"c h''n'-' P"d 'hey WOMB nave
-n'ta.n'd 'e'l"u- hIu''s ou' ''r 'c "Ppor
tHn' ARRIVAL =" Nr' i'' '''i'oo'ri-' VINO hast
'ncd q" THOR 2, stance f''a'",''' "' ni, own
'''oiy' iN' "'i'' Hh'i' ''''e 10 a.
-, -, i,
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p'" W '''" .,, r. -. ~ "
n"o" " -, ,"| -, 49, ''' ", u'''
my nv '''''''
eu' '''' wv ''''''''y ''u-.''' ~ "''''"
Mr.. 4. b. Hayden ha. just returned from
D
the Guy markets WIN a c'nl',''e ''ocN Of lT-
hl'ur'' o'rl,.nE n,"''i"', wan l'lt' "Pno'.
-'ef,' e'e we WV ,"'''"'' ',''' '''',n o.
''' y,
room "'o'r ','' 49, ,'''' w '"''''l'''' '''''
nothing viii be saved by ordering furniture
from Louisyillc or Cincinnati. This enter
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Beautiful Building Lot
FOR SALEi

HAVE t,,,aiinil NJ iiins H. n atsot 40 Aeres,
situated un Tho uluyi' ~ iuulske ustsi Va the sai-
hurhs uf stfnori, aiiuiaing frf J, b hyes' prep
MOI lnorr ,lcsifabe lot Ia sction OF ths eounty
for nrthsr lutanaatiou call uay e1iss, .....,...
s1-tf iNO. a. COOfth
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A pr;rigic' meeting Ls. J,-n in prpGre-s
~ tie l.r-, Presbyterian cLuf,b. in ia'.-u..u
Tor ugsv ,L-l tao ,,rka A god deal II h.-
tercs' ha, been svssruri md eleven I.r-Or.
have hc,a Aldsd 3D. tie Church.
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Rev Jo.gpa u. Raalhsc STATE cyuua,lisi Of
thc Christian Church, formerly -l,,-l 1t the
bead ~ the lIicLmsn bar, and bs- bat r..
c'Htly abandoned the profession n the Law 60
enter the ni ui-tr,