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able. A greater sres Of corn viii be planted
this year than usual.
Tho farmers in portions n Warren county
complain that most Of their old clover hiss
sccn killed by the excessive cold weather.
\ Harrison county farmer raised an ear Of
corn -hich sbelled nut 1905 grains.
The testimony Is universal that drilled
wheat has stood the severe weather much bet
ter than thst sown broadcast.
Irish potatoes, II not alrcsdy planted, shoild
be put in at once. Choo-. good black but
not wet soil, ard nru,re literally, avoidias
too much crude stable manure, II you desire
tnbers Of the best quality. Wood ashes. chip
manure, and rotten w-duss are excellent fir
potatoes.
The recent rise in hemp has reached Nicho1
lasville, and speculaiors are freely offering
81 So Corn rates at 81 20 to -, and much
on hand. Grain in Jesssmine county Is much
injured, and great deal will be turned under
for other crops
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Levi Hubble of Lincoln bought two jacks,
10 hands high, last week one Of james Case
at $780, and one Of David Kennedy at 500,
both Of Napoleon. Mr.. Hubble tells US that
he finds jack stock about the same price as
before the epizootic prevailed, the fear Of
losing them balancing their scarcity. lie lost
the jack that he paid Hon. T. J, Clay $3.50
for last yearly Kentuckian.
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Among those Of our countymen who have
been confined with serious Affections recently,
We noticed on our streets last Monday Hon.
J. +. Cook, Dr. J. +. Peyton, Mr. John l..
la sson, and Mr. Chris. Engeman. We have
favorable reports from Mr.. Joseph McAlister,
Mr.. Garyin, Mr.. d. Van Arsdale, and others,
and hops soon to have the pleasure Of an
nouncing their convale.concc.
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10 Cohen Of Boyle county reached home,
Saturday, from Columbus, Georgia. Just be-
fore leaving he sold nine head Of frst-rate
mules and good horse for Sl,l00-a very
low price, lie thinks many Of the mules
there will have to be shipped back, as the
market is largely overstocked and prices have
greatly declined Mr.. Henry Cohen, just
from Eufaula, Alabama, and Mr.. Burnside,
recently from Jacksonville, Florida, bring
similar reports.
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Subscription paid this Week

cty Of rcceiptng to our subscribers, We will
rnbli,h every week the name. of those wh,
pay US; which shall be rrceip, to then. Il
you have RENTED your dues by mail during
thi. week hnl your name does not appear ia
thi. issue. you arv notified that We have not
reerivel il
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Almost everybody we met on Monday gave
US a kind word Of encouragement, and good
ly number slipped into our hands substantial
tokens Of their appreciation Of our labors to
furnish them and their families a readable
neNsPaper All seemed to he satisfied, and
renewed their subscriptions cheerfully. To
'pr144 ever. one WIG .gays-ns beir-fsxaEs
We return thanks.
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On Monday night the dwelling Of Mr..
Levi Hubble, near Milledgeville, in this
county, with it, contents, was entirely con-
sumcd by fire. Mr.. Hubble was absent from
home a; the time. 1t is supposed that the fire
~a' caused by lightning during the terrible
thunderstorm. Building insured.
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II. Bra.kr County Cironicic says "Robert
Mcdonald, living on Willow, in the southern
part Of this county, is the owner Of calf not
quite thirteen months old which weighs one
thousand pounds. That is what we call a
pretty tolerable' ycarling. Come on with
your short-horns." viii some one knock his
pcrsininaon,
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NOTICE.

Tho-c OF our advertiser. who desire changes
made In their Advertisements, must hand In
cOpy on Monday morning next
an Communication, either II en- editorial or bust
Hts chsr,rtef, should be- addressed 10 HILTON a
IAAfhLLl. bos u, stiufsrd, ~.
Al moaies remiitci vs. &c ADVERTISING suhscrlptlou
uh vurs must ~ sent In checks, H-t-oiice tiuufy
flrr % esrfc. u vil BE- At the parties own risk
Iaus- Took h our authorized agent N ilusionville "
iw Job Wars Advertising, attend 10 subscrp
tons sul rccsivc all monies fof the same.
ora ksENrsi
y. Cspt, Jacksonville, =. o.. Ovens, Grab Orchard
" g. Curl S,mers-i; o. N. Bryant Gum sulphur
1 = Joues, pine Iuli Thos MoBcath, Montioeilo;
Ut J. J. Brown, MI vernon
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In Boyle county, last week, 80 head Of year.
ling cattle were sold at s33 so per head;
two-year-olds, $50 so; 81 head Of three-year-
old steers, average weight over 1900 lbs, were
sold by Thomas T.. Woods to Mr.. Burnside Of
Garrard at S. 40 per cwt.
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The attention of the ladies is especially
Mitchell in another column. Specimens Of
their nccdl,work have come under our ob-cr-
walton, ard We iudorse them as competent to
give entire satisfaction in their line Of busi-
no.
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Mr.. W. II. llolhclaw brought US specimen
q maple-sugar which we pronounce the fair
est, and At the same time the richest. that we
remember to have seen. lie says the sacchar.
inc quality Of the water, this season, is con
-iderably better than usual.
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In Frankfort, on the 10th instant, Hon. W.
W. DEApERIcK, son Of Chief Justice Deader.
lex Of Tennessee, TO Miss SALLIE HARDIN,
the beautiful and accomplished daughter of
Chief Justice NJ X. Hardin, Of the Court Of
Appeals.
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: sTANFOnD,

I. Jno J. Mclthssfs, Casaler q rAs National Rank
Of stanford, do salcainis that the above ststs
ent Is tue u tho l-t % nay EnpV h. iEs aud belief
JNO. ). NJ, RODEkrS, Cashier.
suhsrIlbai sui swom n bynre ms this l0th day d
March, ls7J. = a. ONst.El, \. y. l. Z.
CoRKEcI ATrysr -
n. WIrFERs.
J. .. MLgrnr, DiTeel0gs
n Vas ARsDALE
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Please Renew.

n you find cro-- m.rk IN ink after your
name on the margin Of this paper, or on the
wrapper, it ,gni6es that your time is out, and
you are requested to rtnes.
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Died.

In Louisville, March s, 1873. EDGAR NEED
HAN, United States Assessor Of Internal
Revenue
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JUST received an elegant stock Of
jewelry at E. R. Chensults.
neath 0f HO., T.. p. Stone.

On Tuesday, the llth Of the present
month, Francis p. Stone, formerly citizen
and lawyer Of this place, died at Hopkinsville,
KY, an inmate Of the Western Lunatic Ary-
lum. He was born in Wayne county, Ken
tueky, about the coe of the las, century. Up
to the period Of his arrangement, which be-
gan in the year. 1857, he had attained to cum
siderable eminence in the practice Of his pro-
fession and as profound lawyer was seracely
surpassed by any in the State. We have moi,
learned the immediate cause Of his dissolution,
but suppose il was the result Of long mental
and physical prostration.
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Me--r.. D. +. Fly 4 Son, Of Byantsville,
had on exhibition, last Monday, several We
hiclcs Of their own manufacture, which werc
equal to any work Of the Kind we have had
occasion to notice. Samuel Baughman bought
Of them an elegant skeleton, well made and
neatly finished, at a very moderate price.
These skeletons, il seems to ~, are almost iu-
dispensable TO men who desire to show their
stock To good advantage, and are light and
durable.
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February q, 1873, to the wife Of Benjamin
Lund'forl, boy; weight, twelve pounds
In Louisville, on the eth instant, To the wife
Of J. L, Mckinney, a son.
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DISSOLUTION

rINHE PARTNERSHIP HxREToFoRE EXISTING
L hetween n. Ms'laca A Bro was dissolved the
1T day Of March An tIose Indebted % the fFn will
please come ofwari an SETTLE their accounts immed
atsly. 1874
stanford, Ky. No nh isth, is7s.
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DANvrlLR.

IITTrr'F1 W"0FIT by 1OTNE Urrnu, ar4h'f. fs
and builder.
Green poplar and oak frsming stat oar {. hoard
aic~-prp os2 10 weutherboarfinr t1t,n otR ".
dry cier stut. 2ss7 ~ all f.Rcine iosi ~ yo,l
yelhw Pplsr irnrlne ~ - per ~; shaved ps?iss
50sj 90 locust posts fis6jc eseh: two-f,ot boaris
rel OAK, Ge75c per q; lates saved thrs-tBnt 25s
Is per " good shaved chestnut shingles, joa5 90
per " wod, HICKORY and becch, 5o@s o. par cord;
osk, dry, 1cat 80.
ha,ck I,eo PET n at iiln.
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A LARGE stock Of pistols and cart.
ridges, and hunters implements at W.
H. Anderson's.
A Kentucky song.ircss.

Our sweet Kentucky singer, Miss Addie f,
Dandram, daughter Of General W. J. Ian
dram, Of Lancaster, sang recently in the
open-house at Lexington, at concert given
by the ladies Of that city for the benefit Of the
Orphan Asylum, aud charmed all who heard
her. She has been for some months pass I'M
der the instruction of the distinguished Sig
nor Alieri, OF Cincinnati, who pronounees her
voice unrivaled for volume and sweetness
Louisrdle C0mmsrc,0L
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Corre,tci weekly by Youvaa OAvans, .rs,e-u
AMI tuiiiers
Poplar lumcr, green. IS 20 pr g. vcathe-Ioar,-
tV green, s0li "; do, dry eia1 NJ; oas i.noins
tnl 80 poplar VI uglss SHAVED, O0Aj o. p,r NJ; DO
ct opai 81 CHESTNUT shingles, 00A y; OAK t~.ts
51Hnc each; 10 ust pris ~ i5c cac; boards Go.s5c
% O. laihes threc-f,ol, 1Ol9 70: do Eur rot Ia
Hss chestnut ois bark, i0as % pef cori; barrol
ple 50ai0 o. pr NJ hay-he poles Is O0a N 90 psr
? 7sas00 ' -
BIasx, 5oa9 50 per Malta
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Elder Millard, of Lancaster, viii preach at
the Walnut Flat church On the first Lord.
day in April.
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Corrected weekly by Z BsowS. whol,ssa ani retsf,
dcabrr IL buillng material
Lumber, 10. l. pophr AMI pgne rl-ul, Der c. IA,
50; No. 2 10, va- .; NO. do Is y ~. santiinr.
'oe2 u ga. plank, 70 I, oo,2 Is, 10 T. 75l2 90:
NO y OO1l2o; cut shiuslss, OJaiJO prS; CHESTNUT
shinpies, Spb yJi boards, twJ-toJt, IS per Z; do
three.toot, 100; lithes, three-ot T5 do fJur-cot
co. locust psts. Ia ft loag iNs 80 use each; OAK
sawed, 5 50; coal p, bash. 20a2Jc delivered.
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lCorrecteI 'eckly By ". n MrEn4 sinir,otor nd
builder
Business inhnher !. NJ rrr-cut quiae dull Thee,
are several buildings 10 contemplation, which will
make a Considerable demand Tor building material -
s1gn IS srfingfrly opens.
Piplar lun,-r, green, , " per c: dry, %; pine.
gr,s'n, o. santling aud josts, e0l2 %; we.ther-
boar,s, rough ~, dressed by mill ~ yellow pine
hnorins, sD.S W Tor mill WORKED: shavol poplar
shinges, y per "; cut do. 81 chestnut d., So;
boards tw~,oo &c per q do. thrue-ot, 10 per g.;
% per Nj WOOL pr cord 8 Jptt o.
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Mrs. J. n. Craig, Mrs. George H. McKin-
ney, aud Mrs. J. r. Afford were the first in
town To begin the work o. gardening.
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Only three Lincoln county men have re.
fused to renew their subscriptions In 1873,
and they on the plea Of Cant afford IT,"
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Two Of our handsome vid~wcr., With an
extra polish on their boots aud sn a "a mode
about their general make up, left town, the
other day, behind 2iO sieed. Whats up1
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There is no joke about IL. We can do bet
ter job work, aud do ii cheaper, than any
other printing office in this county.
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Any person wishing to borrow a few hun
drcd dollar. can be accommodated by addrcs.
ing s D. G., care Of THE ISrERIoR JouRNAL
Office
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Turf, Field { Farm,
SPORTMAN'S ORACLE
AID
Country Gensleman's yewspopcr

weekly review and chrnicle Il the Turf Field
iure Chess, Draughts Billirs. veirrinary Athlstis
trstmeS, Natural History, Music and tia Drama
Published every Friday by ns TURF, FIELD AND.
EARN ASSOCIATION. one, 81 Park Row, Nee
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Mr.. D. W. Hilton is with us again, hence
the improvement in quantity and quality oi
readiug matter IN this issue.
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The American Agriculturist,
FOR Tn3

Yarn. Garden snd Household. Incl dfng
a special Interesting and Instr net
I've Department for Chill
DHt.S and YOUTH.
The Agrs,-i,-ia VS. established n sa n bs
large periodical Of "a quarto pagcs del With pian
prdcfioi reliable origacf matter, inrlaaine hundreds
annual volume.
ANNrAL sunseRIPTIoS TKENs ialways IN ADVANCE;
" W each Folr col les Cor % Ten copies FIR sl1;
iWenty cOpics and U w1d 81 each. n uts rear
extra Or each, when srat T. British Ame.icl Papsn
or edirrss to each nsm@
mBEi her Enlish or German Edition al these prices
sSA ave dollar = esent fr every sabscribcr TO the
A aeTlG. n A srculturisi for 1878.
ORANGE JUDD A Co. Publishers,
25 B-oaisay, Nov York.
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LOUISVILLE.


IRON the daily papsrI
Dealers report trade quiet. We qno,ei wht,S -
lumber, clear, inch, PER n, eGh5 ~ ami lT,rh~
49, ssconi rate, inch, SIS; ~ and ipchs.. ~
third rate eD common, s25. fu1ine sl7 se ,estS.
ing, SD green plsnk fisa2ji stwci pipiaf lath, p,
rcstherboards sistn stsci pius siiasics sJss -:
cnt pplar shingles So -, common white nine f,r.
iH, sbtfi yellow pine forinf ssSan s.rrs
uave-, rough, per ~ si6tiS dra-e s2la1a hsrsl,-si
% o.; hn.saosd poles a Oltl5 W.
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IF the ladies will visit the store Of
John o. McAlister they will find the
most extensive and comprehensive
stock of white goods, edgings, laces
and trimmings in Central Kentucky.
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Tho Odd Fellows at hi. place are enjoying
n revival.
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ALExANDERs' HOTEL.

Alexander's Hotel. corner Eighth and
Main Streets, Louisville, is the only
Hotel under this name in the city. Fare
80 per day.
ALEXANDER & CO. Pros
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Hearth and Home.

- So, beautiful, highly iiussste,l and very val
liable J0urna-fu " instruct ve Ind Interesting road
Ing matter, just suited to the vans Of every holae
Terms, always ia advance on tory year ~
Pour copies one year SAYS each leu more copies
e2-S0 each. 20 cents year wlen sent Ia British
America
SUBSCRIBE NOW.
The earlier sub~erfpsssu money n s>ss
Tn. the sooner en- rotis0< vii be received,
- they will be delivered fnordcr ~ r.
nTA beautiful Chromo ts'zo ifzen IN "a colors)
The straw berry Cir" or every subscriber 10 Hearth
and Horne fof 1873.
ORANGE JUDD 4 20, Publisher
as Broadway, New YORK.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
%
The Farmers National Bank
or ssTANrORD,

A. stan'sfd, - b. State o. Grn,ucky a, closs Of bas
i1cas fe0fu@Iy 4ssA, loa
RTSOClCCl
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SEWING WANTED

Kisses sOcIA aud MAMIE MITCHELL, ARE
Nl prepared, With large experience and tho beat
machines % do promptly, neatly and In the bcst man
ner, all kinds Of
Plain and Fancy Sewing.
lty.
Satisfaction guaranteed IA all eases
can "a our rcsldenee, crab Orrhafd street, mont
DOR s.ose M, Jossph MeAlslers residence on the
opl0sle side Of tho street. sat
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-t"cA To good advantage, and are light and
durable.
On last Sunday the pa-turcs belonging to
Mr. J. 5. Murphy and A. $. Myers, a short
distance south~e-t Of town, were discovered
TO bc on fire, and, the wind being very strong
from the west, i, was with the greatest diff
Guilty that Il numhcr Of gentlemen from town
succeeded in su5iui.E the flames ere the
fences were burned On the -ame day the
pastures aud stubble fields on the farm Of Mr.
Oscar Ow,ley caught Gre, and good deal Of
damage to fences was the result. On Monday
the pastures on the farm on which Mr.. l.. II.
Singleton resides were also ON fire, aud, before
it was checked, several parties in that neigh.
borhood suffered considerable loss.
--s-
Here is bit Of useful information, which,
II followed, will prevent great many acct
dents The gentle,t horse should never be
left hitched to vehicle without having some
sort Of check upon him. Try the following
method Of fastening horses Take the reins
aud pass them round underneath the hubs
ou,side'of the wheel, and give them hitch
10 one Of the spokcs. II the horse starts the
reins are drawn up, instantly checking him,
and as soon rs he commences 10 back they
are as instantly loosenrd. II, in addition to
this, when there are a pair Of horses, one of
the traces are loosened, the team will seldom
move far enough forward To start the wagon
withou, being checked by the bits.
e
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y GTNI EWllAW
STANFORD

loorr~,oi -c.ki, ~ Jsns W. rrH.u. ,so,....
md reta leiitr iuiansr,
forifr f'sring, uen, pr q, T5tl o. d. dry o,
81 ~ trrea lumbcr, tpy iucass uiri iuss,srs 90
veatlicful -uling, green sla2 o. d. drF o1,2 q,
oas Fencing. so2 b., plpiu shiBgls sid 81 cbs.,
nut shingles SI3lt ~ oak posts a1s5Jc each. d.s
rails res g 5oG co. lclst pl.ts tGc zach, bo.rIs
eet, pef e S5a7r; No., l%t. ~. tsr 18th a 40
- =. - 'fN"'N y ~,
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Matrimonial.

In Danville, on the 26th instant, Mr.. JOINS
THwMEY to Mrs. JOSH GEsTRY.
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STATE " KEErgcNr}

osunfy % iinlolu. :
! Jas : nssisy taahi.r u Ihs f.rmsrs' Naiioasl
above st.,sulsni Is Fue o w. bssa u ny kaowlsise
aiil bcllet
INO. D. owslFy, Cashier.
salscTiisl aud 10 bsfrs ae ths loeh dsy u
AsnA. isiA mo. y. A1ROhkltfs. n. 2.
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AuctiOneer's Notice.

nASlEL MILLER, rosidos, sae.loassF. .ill stisna
10 hi. sisca attention sen " sAlss u real estate
household su.=is and ulsTehs ndss. tl-,f
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Natriptiitbe 61pMen.

|. Die Scr. Staaten rrerten INNER
mebr her Mitts(punft res Beltoerfebrs.
Sod Dor bunrert Sabren sebabrte oiez
ltr Wcr;u9 europa. DEM ron tbm
eus sinacn cie !Sanpslstraesn einerIeits
nod VI fen un, ancsrerleits mad ZEN
entle9enen SOLOMON i'm Bsiten. 3mi<
Ihen Aien unb Mmsrifa mar ni9ts als
oas urfrudtbare Salswa1sr. uno
jest? SeBt fino Die prooufte Niiens
uuc rte Manuiafturen Guropas, >eioe
Den Ser. Staaten tributpf 'dtia, uno
nte Ianae miro IS oaueyn - oa 9sben
1elesrapbsnprdbte pom ibreu 0e1aoen
10 gut purd cen paeifc, mie fe ben
Wtlantic our6l9reicen. 2eBten Won-
tag bat Der GonsreB eine Vtu ansenpm<
men, pelhe rie ~Gait Sncia, 0btno,
Sapan unp american 1elesrapb Com
pasnis" emddtiet Ell: untcrieeilhss
Rotsl swilhen Californian unp 'Sapan
su lesen. Cine 0tlpuntsritiyans 1T
nit otsler Mutoriiation ntdt perbunpsu.
Jfur 1T Der 0eleuiaaft Die 5ilfe ron
NeaisrunssldiFsn sur ee9uns ibrse
Robels osrbeiben.
@or 1tb5 Sabrsn erbDbten bic Gonz
syesmiialierer ibren jIbtliden 0ebaIt
pen $4,000 auf $4,000. Sest bat rie
SuliSz Gommittee oes 5auiss &c &nt>
eedana aemadt cab $4,000 per Sa9r,
nebf Meilsnselcern, sur a%nitinri9en
G,ndbruns zines Gonarebmitalienes
gar niht seniisen; eistntli6 iouten es
$4,000 iein, ro6 wOuen ila eic Ger
rer, neil bic 3eitsn l0leat finp, NIT
$4,000 besniiaen. Wn s!auben> eas
Die Wa1le Der aesenwdrtisen GonsreBz
mitstterer nit $4,000 nebf Dleilen8elz
Germ unp Nebenuc,pienten 1dpn III
BOD tc;ablt Iinr. Sci Wanaen tommt
Der @ebalt gar nibt in Setra6t unc
bic uNebenpsrcienfs" bilosn Die 9aupts
fade. 8ie ioute gum 8eiipie! Galo>
ned Don Ranlus, Dem feline Wabl a!S
Senator $S8,0O0 tcitets, feline Nussaz
ben bstreiten, ,penn er ie nidt aus
ben uNsbeuoerpieniten" beraus3uldlaz
ecn bottle? Sreue;a t6nnte cas- @clf
}sinen Wertutsrn $4,000 ia, $4,000
be;ablen, tpenn le rie Snterel1en ees
Bottles uup nidt Gle Sntere0en rir
Minge, s~eui1enbait perttetsu woQten.
Do5 bout gu Sage Gonsrvbmitsliecer
befommen, nil meuis iaaen i'm Ser
elsid nit rem, waS fle ii9 nebmen,
meint Der Use lttote.
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PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY

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