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FROM WAYNE COUNTY.

MoSnCELLo, Ky, Feb. 3, 1874.
Corr,,fgads=o, Iaieri~ J5srAai.
80 long a time has elapsed since have writ
ten anything for your valued paper, that am
at loss 10 know how TO commence, especially
when there is such dearth OF local news OF
inicres, to chronicle.
Hon. J. $ Van Wrinkle, Of Boyle, was with
US last week, and addressed the people with
view to becoming a candidate for the Circuit
Judgship in this district. Mr.. Van Wrinkle
is man eminently qualified for the position
and will receive the cordial support Of this
county, il he is so fortunate As to get the nom
nation.
The Gem Opera Troupe are here and have
been for the l.ast week giving nightly enter
ailments to the citizens Of this place. Their
Performance, If not what critics would regard
as faultlcss, il, nevertheless, crcditable, and
serves to vary the monotony incident to a
country village in the winter season.
A Young man by the name Of Ward bru,ally
murdered bis father near Trayenville, in Fen
,rcs- county, Tenn, last week. We are no,
advised of the particulars with suilicicn, ac-
cur cy to undertake 70 give them a; present.
Mr. /. T. White recently exchanged hi.
desirable residence in the suburbs of this
place Coz Mr.. Stones property in town, and
has since sold that TO Judge ". u. Hardin
md intends locating at iIustonville.
Judge Hardin exchanged his hotel proper
~ here for the farm Of Mr. s. Popplewell, two
mile. west Of town. Mr. popplcwell is sue
ccssfuly inaugurated a. hotel keeper and
promises to- become very popular landlord.
Mr.. William j. Huffman. we learn, has
odd his property in town to Mr.. II. NJ. Sallee.
DR.. l.. p. Tuitle has at length succeeded in
captivating one Of the fair lssses Of Co0cy
Valley and will terminate his bachelor career
Billy Jones and 10 Sallee with Miss Linnie
Cooley with Nellie Chrisman are to be the at
tenilnis.
DR. j. b. :. Frsbie Is busily engaged in set.
citizen Of Crab Orchard, Kentucky. lie has
Engaged residence there and will form a
partnership with Dr. Pel,us Of that place.
Mr.. william Bartlcson one Of our most
worthy and estimable citizens departed this
life after long ami painful illness, on the 10Th
ultimo. Mr.. Bart,son was a native Of this
county, successful trader AMI farmer, end by
his sntiring energy, uprightness and inegri-
" succeeded in making a comfortable living
and securing the confidence and esteem of tie
entire community.
Several Of our mule droycrs have returned
.ron the South, all speak tisrourscinyly Of
tLe prospect there aud will be satisfied il they
81 out even. Most of them left a few mules
unsall. OCCASIONAL.
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NORTH SIDE ITEMS.

Prof VI. ID. Hughes will reopen his schooe
at White Oak School house, in this vicinity,
on Monday next We notice that he will put
on little style by furnishing the house with
four necessary articles clock, chandelier,
globe and map......Mr. Chas. Scott, who has
for some time past sojourned in Michigan, has
returned home......C. Traylor & Sons made
their first run Of "liquid circus" on January
3ist...... Tom. and +. NJ. Stone are again at
work on the new school house. Mr.. Reubin
Hammer, Of Va, and Mr. John Il. Mershon,
II this vicinity, are doing the painting ......
Your aphurn-haired foreman was prominent
figure At oar school exhibition here last Fri
day night. The exhibition was given by the
pupils. of the White OAK School, at the
earnest solicitation Of many persons in the
community, and was for the principal part,
repets,ion Of the celebration given iy the
school during Christmas, though there were
many new features introduced which made il
mere entertaining than the i,st. We can
give your readers bat faint idea OF the per
Torrance. II was, Of course, similar to all
amateur performances, but VIC assert that it
has never been excellcd by school in this
country. The humorous characters were
spiendidly sustained, and the acting in the
several plays introduced, above ordinary for
amateur Performance. The music was in
keeping with the performance The musicians,
Geo. and Perry King. Perry White James
rar-on have the gratitude of every one in
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FROM CASEY COUNTY.
MrDDLEBuRG, KY, Jan. 81, 1874.

MrDDLEBuRG, KY, Jan. 81, 1874.
Correspondence Interior Journal:
Oar people are still in a feverish state Of
excitement over the late sanguinary conflict in
Liberty, a short account Of which was publish
ed in the last JOURNAL. The casualties sum-
med up are the following Leroy Napier
killed Charles Fair, and James Napier slight
ly wounded on the head; William Brown Sc
verely wounded from a pistol shot in the
ankle. Charles Fair, James and Joseph Ma.
rier were arrested Immediately. Fairs exam
lining trial commenced on Monday, and the
evidence was closed we learn, last night.
The counsel are pleading to-day. Col Breck-
inridge, Col. Adams, J. c. Hays, Geo. Stone
and Berry Pitman, were retained for Fairs,
and Col. Wolfori, John $ Vonwinkle and J.
u. Stone for Napier's
Among the many incidents connected with
the terrible fght-some ludicrous and some of
different nature-may be mentioned the fol-
lowing: A man Of legal lore whose law Office
is not outside Of Stanford, being in danger
Gus position when the running and shooting
commenced, in endeavoring to beat hasty
retreat stumpcd his toe and fell Dick a we'll
known fsr:aer Of this vicinity called to him
Bob are you hurt?" "Yes" replied he, bad
ly. IL no, killed" Dick went to him, examin-
killed, assisted him to rise, after which he
made his retreat in moderately good order.
Friend P.'s horse hiiched to spring wagon
on the street, became frightened but too much
eaden hail was passing for Friend to rescue
his valuable body the wagon and harness
were broken to pieces, and his thanks are due
one Of bis Kind neighbors for conveyance back
home. Joe. C. who had been through many
bloody scenes in the late war, on this accession
his memory became suddenly defective and he
returned all the way home through the wintry
blasts without his great coat having left it at
tavern. Judge F., Me. ID. f., and another
lawyer, being in the Judges room when the
firing commenced, made rush for the stairs,
but the door being fastened they were COM
PEELED to remain in the dangerous room, where
they were found at the close Of the conflict,
scuiilng to make shields Of each other.
The Commonwealth rs. +. +. Young which
was set for a called court last Monday, was
continued until the next regular term of court
on account Of absence Of important witnesses
Frank Lanham for the killing Of his broth
err Mai was tried and acquitted, it being prov
en- that the act was done in self-defence,
A hne ten pound boy to the wife of James
NJ Bryant, on the eth inst.
ETHTLDERT.
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psa" TO HUSTONVILLE -yisa
TWO AND 4 HALF NILES.

II il served no other purpose il would point
the way home to the way-faring candidates
who are likely To be numerous in that end of
the oounty for all time Ia come. II would al
so serve as a directory for those who visa to
attend liustonville's municipal funeral"
Speaking of candidates, We are reminded that
this precinct, having but one candidate-A.
Carson, for jailor,-is expected to do the vo-
ting this year..,...The young folks Of this vi
oinily are having gay times attending storm
parties" They are all the go from one to
three a Stanford's abdominal pro-
portions have enlarged during the past month
having "'waliowod up" two of our best citi-
zens, DIR. Bronaugh and q. W. Deborde. We
commend both Of these gentlemen to the ten
der regards Of stnnford's citizens. Mr. DE
horde Is one Of the best blaeksmiths in the
State, and We shall miss him much up here.
...... While losing two good citizens, We learn
that We are 10 have an "oll,set" In the person
aud family Of DIR. J. b. 5. Frisbie, Of Month
cello, who will soon remove to our town."
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
BY Our Special Correspondents.
nUSTONvIB.I.E.

Ground hog day passed. without a ray OF
sunshine, and the price Of coal already shows
Tor ought to) a downward tendency. Our
Good Tcmplars' anniversary came OF accord
ing to programme; but we noticed that you
were represented there, aud forebcar descrir-
ton. ~ course your Bcnedictine editor,
will tell and ably tell, the story Of the bril-
liant scene. But he cannot tell how well he
looked, among the grave and reverend ones,
upon the platform; he cannot tell This wife)
with what a rapt, cntranced, and fascinated
gaze, he, nom his lofty position looked down
upon the sea Of beauty whose gentle wavelcts
rippled and spsrklcd before him Inc will not
tell the naughty deeds he did while heroicslly
facing the marshallcd terrors Of the banquet
hall, ooh no, he'll never mention" them.
Your city was well represented here. We no.
ticcd Lawyers Doctors dashing merchants,
ambitious youth and sober age while ladies
from your place lent us their sunny smiles !;
and, We think, We saw a candidate or two...".
To-day our extcmpore courthouse has been
oiled to repleticn on the occasion Of taking
l'"''i'h' 't'i'i'' W 'N' hi-Atfbb'h'h w
the estate Of Henry Carpenter deed. Thus
far the case progresses slowly, the entire az
,ernoon having been consumed in obtaining
single dep, that Of Mr. John Frye. We
would respectfully suggest that the legal force
be increased The time Of Judge Phillips
Is occupied hy HE duties as examiner, and
there remains only Mcssrs Alcorn, Blain,
Owsley, sauaey and WEIGH rs interrogators.
The question Of fixing day for adjournment
was mooted this evening, but was postponed
with view to testing more fully the capabii-
tics Of our hotels. The length Of the session
therefore will probably depend somewhat on
the character Of the Recommendations. Rev.
VI. McElroy commenced meeting in the
Presbyterian church in this place, on Monday
evening. lie breaches in the forenoon and at
night, attendance pretty good, and attention
excellent. Mr.. VI. presents his subject with
peculiar force and clcarness. lie has been
emincntly successful elsewhere, and we hope
Tor benefit from his visit. Well give you the
result next week. j.
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TO-DiY'S ITEMS.

John W. Williams, proprietor of the Pho
tograph Car, is again at his post, where he
will remain short time. Persons having en-
gagemen with him, and all in want of work
in his line will please call soon.
We heartily welcome st. Nicholas for Feb
ruary, one Of the best illustrated Monthly
Magazines for boys and girls in the world.
II improves with each succeeding number,
aud new features are constantly being added.
Price 81 co. Any Of our friends can get II
through this office.
The February number of Godey'- Ladies
Magazine has put in its appearance promptly
aud contains all Of its Characteristic excelsn-
cies, besides unusual attractions in fashion
plates and colored engraying.. This is one
Of the popular magazines which We always
take pleasure in commencing to our female
readers II is useful in many respects. liz
home hints and Instructions are invaluable To
housekeepers. Price SO 90. Address l.. A.
Cody, Philadelphia, Penn, or subscribe
through this Office
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NEW COMEIsS.

To the wife Of our Young fcllow-townsman
Prof. Robert W. l.illard, ND Miss Susie Craig
"a nine pound boy-AsnIEY C., after coll
lcse mate of the happy father.
MAY lie who said "Sufer little children
To come unto me-" shower unlimited bless
ings upon father, mother and son, and when
the little red-laced, bald-headed angel rises to
the dignity of plug hat aud swallow-iailed
coat may he initiate his iathee's generosity
aud many yirtues, his mothers aimiabiliy
and goodn,s -, and nobody's faults and foibles.
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Stanford Female College.

The next session of this excellent school
will begin on Monday next, under the same
management as heretofore: Mrs. Trueheart,
Principal, assisted by Rev. q. &. Overstreet
and wife, Prof. Lillard, Misses Jesse and Hart
An ADLER faculty cannot be found in any In
stituton in Kentucky. This school has been
a success from the beginning, and the session
past closed the most prosperous Of all. We
are not surprised at this result, for Mrs True
heart gave evidence Of great ability during
the first term OF her school here. She has be-
come welded TO the college, and il is her
greatest desire to make it successiul-not for
profit but for the interest Of the community
and the patrons who have reposed unbound
ed confidence in her faith fulness and ability.
The Journal is proud Of the institution
proud Of the attainmonts Of the lady
Principal-and trusts, believes-knows that
the present term will add still fairer laurels
to her brow. The duty of all our citizens is
quite manifest with regard to the matter,
They should uEe all honorable means to
maintain its present success and promote its
best interests. Such a school j. Of incalculable
benefit to any locality. Those who have eS-
perienced the trouble, inconvenience, anxiety
expense Of educating their daughters in foreign
schools, know what blessing it is to have a
frst-class female college at home, and to have
their daughters educated nnder the parental
roof, as il were. The young ladies who board ia
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OUR TERMS.

Hereafter our terms will be strictly
cash for ell subscriptions, Job Work
and advertising. Ifit becomes absolute
y necessary that We change Job Work
ofany description, IL 10 with the express
understanding that 30 per cent will
Be added to our regular cash rates. We
will not dev'ate from our terms under
any circumstances,
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TEMPERANCE MEETING 4!
Grand Anniversary of the
Good Templars' Lodge
at Hustonville



Ia., Friday n;ubt was the Fir., Ar,;vor.,.
~ M tho Uus,onville Laden M Good T.r,,.
lars. the occasion Of the mos, magnificent,
Banaue,. Of which we, in our extensive pcre.
CARNATIONS. ever had the good fortune 10 par-
take. The membership Of the ITnstonville
Lodge nov approximate the handsome mum.
Der Of $50 including the most prominent ci,i-
rens Of town and vicinity as well rs scores
who we're wont TO take sugar in theirn" be-
fore they assisted in bringing about the aboli-
ton Of groggeriee, and rendering II impossible
for the thirsty to procure tod at or near their
village without an NJ. DIS written guarantee
il Is to be incidentally used. The beneficial
results 10 IIustonvlle Of their Good Tcmplars'
Lodge are patent to the casual observation Of
an old acquaintance. Business has enlivened;
a cheerful greeting meets you on every turn
perfect order prevails; municipal offices are
sinecures, and lIustonyille is a good place to
20 for a quiet hour. enjoyment. Like at
Harrodsburg and other small towns near the
line Of the Cincinnati Southern, the debouchc
to make Hustonville station couldn't he AZ.
forded and II is about two and half miles
out in the cold; but the citizens "die easy"
resolved to make the best Of it,
We arrived at 3 p. NJ, to find the town
buzzing with hundreds Of visitors, and but
that we knew the occasion should have thought
the circus just over.
II II
dates insinuating themselves in the crowds
was FalstaG. Being at home, he naturally
took control Of that corps seeing that each was
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The following marriages took place in thi-
county during the month 81 January; Jan
uary 1t. Geo. Lnntzford to Nancy J. Colcm ~;
Jan. sth. Tho-. c. Jasper to Mary W. Jones
Jan. 18th, VIM. = Newell To Clara Jane
Baugh Jan. 18th, Harrison :. Gooch To Mar
tina :. Martin; Jan. 10Th, wm. Eison to
Margant 4. Austin Jan. 10Th David sluder
% Mary T. Easor.
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Mr. Geo. W. Bain, late Grand Worthy
Chief Tcmplar Of the Order Of Good Temp
lars Of Kentucky, delivered a lecture at llar-
rodsbnrg on Thursday evening last, and at it.
cio-c initiated one hundred and twelve persons
into the order. And yet we are told that the
Temperance cause {. on the wane in Kentucky.
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II you want TO sell your Bacon, Lard.
Neal. Flour. Butter, Eggs, Irish Pota.
toes or anything in the way Of Country
Produce. for the highest price, and
where you can buy the cheapest Groce-
ries, Boots, Shoes. etc., take hem to
PHERI00 4 DVDDR1A1
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We are without Bakery in Stanford, and
with over two hundred families aud five ho-
tells We could support one Handsomely. We
learn that gentleman Of Washington county
con,emplatcs establishing a bakery here soon.
Let him come Immediately.
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The Stanford delegation to the grand Good
Templars celebration al Ilu.tonyillc on Fri
day evening lasi--inclniing about score Of
candida,c.-stoppcd at the Ilu.tonviile Hotel.
KEEP, nv Little" Al Talbot, and wore enter
tained in princcly style ", ch.rdully com.
mend the IIustonyillc Hotel to tie travelling
nublc
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We are informed that the people Of Pulas-
XII, along the State road from this place to
Somerset, are be-tiring themselves on the turn
nike question. Mr.. Curd promises to give his
views upon the question next week.
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We have often remarked upon the good be-
havior Of the boys and young men Of Stan
ford, and have but rarely had occasion to
speak Of the conduct Of any Of them as repre-
hcnsible; but Of late we have noticed dispo-
sition upon the part Of two or three youngs-
tiers to misbchave in church and especially in
the Sunday afternoon Singings. We believe
that il Is only necessary TO administer a
mild rcbuke to such and they will DISCONTINUE
IT, But IL may not be amiss to warn such
that the law, a. found in the new Statutes Of
Kentucky, provides punishment for such Of
tenders. IL reads ,husly "If any person shall
willfully interrupt, or disturb a congregation
assembled for, or engaged In worshiping God,
or shall interrupt or disturb any school, semi
nary, or college, while the students Of the
same are engaged in their studies or any as
scmblage met for aud engaged in lawful
purpose, he shall be fined not less than TWEEN
ty nor more than fifty dollars, or imprisoned
in the Jail not more than twenty days, or both,
a, the discretion Of Jury" The law also
saws il any magistrate. or any officer Of the
peace having knowledge Of the commission Of
such an olian.c AMI fails to arrest the offender
h, shall he liable to a inc OF one hundred
p.llr-. Now boys, look sharp, anil commit
no 4 ses al t th,lts or public dtceney
| ga lon. - ~ t. he iau.ei I'VE the Goals
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We announce this morning. for Jailor Of
this county, Mr. james l.. Mcniiee, Of tie
Halls Gap neighborhood a young man OF
good moral character, intelligent and capable.
The fact Of his being young man makes
him none the less formidable Us an opponent
for he has an old man. head on his shoulders,
anil Is good mixcr'
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II February "a was really ground-hog'S day
and We understand that Mr.. R"ut is pei
tive that /. vas--the little ill.shaped po-sum
snooicd rodent Wea;her-prognos icatnr tn kcl
hi. vcriebral po-terior and -cootcd back into
hi. hole for another 81, weeks soiourn. The
"a inst. va. cloudy until a quarter To twelve
when old sol peepcd around a dense cloud Tor
a period Of just sixteen minutes and thrc'
seconds, aud thea disappeared for forty-cigh'
hnnr. Il Is snd.
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Tia read Curd's solution Of the "immigra-
ton" problem 10 the Pulaski Department
The attention of our Senator aud Representa-
tive Is especially directed 10 IL.
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Mr.. Thaddeus Bnrkcti, Introductory agent
Of Wilson, Ilinkle.S Co. publishers aud book
sellers IL Cincinnati, called tn see Us last
week. on his return from an extended bust
ness trip throu n the counties Of the Cumbcr-
land. Such hcn a. Mr.. Bursctt are a credit
to any publishing honsc. aud such house. a.
he represents are entitled 10 confidence and
patronage. Success 10 both.
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The people Of Pulaski, !, Is said, are all on
,ip-toe, shouting the wild 'Jouissancc" Of the
Cincinnati Southern rrilroad. The road at
present, Is las Webster says Of that high
sounding word) NJ a.
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An exchange says; "rhe Changers and the
The pillow manufacturers say they will not sell
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The streets u Stanford need immediate at.
tention.
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AUGUST RLECTI0N-is7A



To the voter. ofthe 9Th Judicial District Having re-
ccivc fn time Ia time during several years past very
general aud natterns solicitation from the people u
the Juigship u the Circuit Court accordingly an.
nounce myself candidate for the position nsmed n
the pepe 81 the District should konsr me nv an eler.
ton 10 The p'scr to which aspire, wiII endeayot
no, 10 disspp'nt their confidence, hut by industry
and faithful attention 10 the du e- Of the ofce
ifc-i that u y not vhoiy misplars~i.
Dsn'iiic. Ky, reb. T. 1874. .S-t
Tes Cemsnssw esish's Attorney.
We nre authorized 10 announce u. G WARREN y
s.sdd.'1 o. ,.e%% 20, A,.rnsy eI tho s,h
" TIE VII u the Dcmccraiic party
CoWwsy Judge.
We are requested n announce W %. HANsroRDa
candidate Cor Juis u the Lincoln County Court sub
joc' 70 the action Of the Democratic party Of Lincoln.
We are authorised 10 announce " C. sAuFLEy
a. candidate fr reelection to the once of Judge Of
didaie.
We are requested to announce %. n WATERS
peaprratir candidate &c tlcrk ~ the Lincoln Urcuit
Court. tiection hrst Monday in August isit
JOHN A BoGLE, sr, rqu-s,. u. to anuounsc hin
. candidate Go Clsrk NJ tho iincrln Cirrut Court
sahls, To the gill q the bsmoraic party oi ilacsin
We are sa,hori,'-i TO snnouncs 4. G SNOW, E-,,
a peinooutc candidate fr CLERK II the Lincoln
Circuit tour suiIcct 10 the viii of the Democratic
parry
We are authorized n snuounee W H. MILLER
candids. for Crcuit cierk subject 10 the action u
the penocrn,ic parry Of Lincoln In the seiecion u
Fer t"sUty Ceart ticrk.
JOINS RLAIN IL q candidate ir re.iection a.
csuuty Curt Ccrt, aud gill submit to the ~ II
the DsNoCrAtc party Ia the selection of candidate
Fer Taller.
an .r.ntia,. f,s t.ii,f "a Iipe,i, eoap,, .pd
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A CARD.

The gentlemen composing the stanford
Cornet Band, who No kindly, gracefully, and
effectively assisted Us at our anniversary ON
Friday evening last, will please accept assur-
ances Of our high appreciation Of the eompli-
ment and our grateful encouragement Of
the favor
J. y. GREEN.
In behalf Of the |, o. q. i.
IIustonville, Ny. Feb Sd, 1874
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LOWER THAN ANY!

R. E. CROSS & co.,
Have Received a Large
Invoice of Bleached
and Brown COttOns,
Cotton Flannels, Good
Nader Prints, Tick.
ings, Drills, &C., and
which were bought
since the failure of
the great Eastern Man.
ufacturers, including
the following celebra.
ted makes:
A. NEW YORK MILLS COTTON ;
~ wAMSUTTA MILL COTTON;
A. FRUIT OF LOOM;
"A ANDROSCOGGIN L;
A. LONsDALE;
A. HOPE;
A LONSDALE CAMBRICS;
A. YOUNG WARRIOR CAMBRICS;
"a FRUIT OF LOOM;
"a wALTHAM;
5-4 BOOT;
S-4, "a, 1914 UTICA SHEETINGS;
81. 81, 1914 PEQUOT SHEETINGs;
S-4, "a, 1914 ANDROSCOGGIN
81, o., 1914 PEPPERELL
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ves Cemmes~ e.ish'. Attorney.


We are authorized ~ annouBce ~ G. WARREN y
candidate fr 'ommonseslth's Attorney 81 the uh
Judicial District Al tho neat August election subject
" The wlu ~ the lbsmaffatie tarty.