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Also at the same time, we will offer a t
public sale, Lot No. 4,
A MOUNTAIN LOT.

ALSO AZ INC Sdllt lllNt, We W Ill 'AcI Nv
public sale, Lot No. 4,
A MOUNTAIN LOT,
near Emmltshurg, in said county and
State adjoining above lot, heretofore con-
vryed by Francis J. Hoover Executor, to
Christian CorrcIl, dated lth Of October, in
the year 1913, and containing : arces Of
Land.
Terms # .~uI1 0s PrCvrrijgd by tie De-
rr,l:- Omc-third of the purchase money on
the day of sale or ratification thereof by
the Court, the residue in one and two
years from the day of sale, in two equal
payments, the purchaser or purchasers Civ
inc his or their notes tor the same with APP
proved security, bearing interest from the
day Of sale,
Ls lfthc above farm is not sold entire,
it will be sold in parts, and the division
will he shown on the day Of sale
JOHN CORRELL.
ABRAHAM +. NULL,
JOHN GRADES,
Trustees.
HENRY II. HARRIS, Auctionccr.
TO
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31
NOT A SINGLE CROP

Phosphate and farmers may rely upon
seeing it in the increased grass crop
as well as the cereal. have u reputation
To establish and | specially request an
to
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Kentucky Press Csaresfiom.

Again have the editors of the Kentucky
Press, had an opportunity Of becoming per-
sonally acquainted with each other, aud
enjoying that social intercourse which is
80 pleasant 10 men who labor in a common
cause. A more delightful place than Dan
Vile, could not have been chosen for the
happy reunion and meeting, nor could u
more hospitable and clever people be found
to entertain the fraternity, than reside in
its beautiful confines. The majority Of the
members Of the Association arrived ON the
day preceding the meeting Of the Conyen-
ton, aud were entertained during the eve
ming, in a most royal manner, by the just
ly popular, and distinguished newspaper
man, J. X. Mars, Of the AduOoute. We re-
greet that We were unable 10 arrive in time
to enjoy Mr.. Mars hospitality, at his re-
ception, but subsequently,, had just reason
10 know that he is prince Of entertainers.
The Convention was called 10 order by
Hon. j. Stoddard johnson, Of the foon'an'
the Chairman elected al the last meeting OF
the Con .enlion. Mr., ]. w. Hopper, in the
absence VI the regular Secretary, was sp'
pointed pro sH The following
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-06-09

COMMON PLE,s-Jujge Breckenridge,
unexpectedly received his Commission as
Judge, last Saturday night. Cons quently
he came here on Monday. and organized
his Court, by appointing Nm. Lucas, John
5. owsley, and Jackson Owens, Jury Com
missioners, whose duty il will be to select
twenty -four Petit Jurymen for the coming
term in December. No other business was
done, as the Circuit Court will have To
transfer from that Docket to the Common
Pleas Docket, half OF its cases at the Octo-
Der term. The Act creating the new Court
empowers the Judge thereof, to change the
time Of holding his Courts in the various
counties from the day as fixed by the Law,
and Judge Brcckinridge thinks Of chang.
ing his terms in this county, from the lat
Monday in June aud December, to the LIST
Monday in January and July. This would
oe the better time, as the April term Of
the Circuit Court end. about tie first Of
May, and II the Common Pleas Court is
not changed, there would be only month
intervening between the two.
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OK Friday last, . chain Of sig-sag light
ming struck q tree opposite Mr.. q. W. De
os ,e.'oe"ce' creating q"ne morse
ana 'hocs'nga number OF gentlemen ait
vi" H..A WAY 'us"gh"r OF w. w.
~ "s'' 'o' 'eVe''' Gays been quite
'"' oou sPeeu her recovery
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SrEAKiSG.-The crowl in town last
Monday, clamcred for aspeech from some
one. The bell was rung, and the Court
room soon SLED up, after which, call was
made for Rev. Mr.. Kirk, the Independent
candidate for Congress from this District.
lie kept the audience in a enc humur, not
by wit, or jest, or anecdote, but by the
quaint reasons he gave for wanting to go to
Congress, and why he thought the people
ought 10 send him there. We incline to
the opinion, that Rev. Kirk ought TO pur-
sue the sinner from the pulpit, and no;
from the floor Of Congress The probabili-
ty il, that he will never have a chance To
sell a cadetship, or get salary grab. AZ
ter he finished his harrangue, the irepres-
sible Fontaine 7. Fox Bobbiti, came forth
from a convenient scat, and entirely ex.
hausted the dictionary in his speech Of half
an hour, In which he took occasion, as usu-
al, to harp upon all the candidates for
Congress Calls were made for others TO
speak, but they very wisely declined after
listening to the "Cicero Of the Mountains"
and the "Demosthenes Of the valleys"
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LEStOLS COUNTY NEWS.
Mew Nc Aalens.

W.w.s screw.
co.v h.,,
srhAwbkRRiks are abundant.
JOSEPH Covyry had thrce sho,,. s,oi.r
a few nigbts AGO.
-,
spirits.
g.,
A.. ~" Tue 900 UT, near Md
~ ~, "''' ''ee"'a 'oney anu MI WI
v" WV
DIED.-On the 10Th inst, William Tins.
ley, after a lingering illness Of about 10
months. lie was a good citizen. a chris.
tian gentleman, aud the community mourns
his death with a fra,erual feeling nj sad.
II W "oieu '"a' ms e'ues' son
- 80" ~, ''"""e' o, i've, ana man
80 '.. '"e Responsiveness OF the
A"'' ""''" po''''on ne Is wei qualified
ouR leading citizens are becoming very
much interested in the subject brought be.
fore them in our last communication, viz:
Stock running upon the "highways and
hedges" What they have to endure from
these intrusions, Is intolerable, and they
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DIFIcuLrY and confusion seems TO rage
iuriously among our eolored friends. Dock
Nelson, and his son David. disagreeing up.
on the propriety Of Doctor going home,
became slightly mixed. The Dock howev.
", received small check from the hands
Of David, just above the eye, losing about
one and half gallons Of the iuid Of life
lie ve'y quietly and gently took position
on the pavement for an hour or two. aud
then went without further persuasion, to bis
"little bed" This morning David and one
George Drake, are missing.
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BussSEss NOTICES.

BAcos, Lard, Salt &C., at Smith A Ram
~yi.
Now L. the day TO buy your Quecnswsr
cheap. at Smith and Rsmseys.
VIRGINIA Twist Tobacco at manufactur
cu prices at :. u. Mathenys.
Gnrar variety Of Moving scy,hes and
Grain Cradles for sale by 0wsley A Hop
per.
OSr hubdrci barrels Whisky In stock
and for sale by 3. y. Matheny. Price
low.
A LANCE supply of needles for all Ma.
chimes, 4 for Is cts, at Anderson 4 McRob.
erts.
OwsLrv 4 IIorrER have 100 Barrels Of
Salt, which they will sell at the lowest
figures for cash.
ANDERSON A McRopgRrs have the larg-
est and cheapest lot u Croquets. Price.
from 81 Is to ~ 90.
ANDERSON A McRonERrs haze Just r.
ceived . large lot Of Paints and Oils Now
10 the time to beau,ify your kome-.
Snirn a RAMSEY, on all kinds Of Gro
ccriea, Notiow, Glassware, Lamps and
Coafectionsries, can't be surpassed.
CRsArrsr Groceries 10 town at \. n.
Matheny'S good Rio Coffee at 20 cent. per
pound, AMI other goods In proportion.
T. n. MATHEW, Wholesale Dealer In
u
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BOYLE COUNTY NEWS.
Mif~heifs6ssr0.

AS we are stopping, for q short time, at
the above pl &c, will quill drive" on a
small scale" for your much readable pa
per, the INTERIOR JOURNAL. We note
the following for this week:
DIED.-At his residence, in this county.
on the 2lst ult., Osborne Pend graft. On
the 9th cit, at her residence on Rolling
Fork. Mrs. Elizabeth Pu,dom Both Of
whom attained to good old age"
PERsoSAL.-Dr. Clel. Prewitt, late of
Liberty, Casey county, is now a citizen of
Mitchell-burg. lie is u clever gentleman,
good physician-consequently we give hin,
a cordial welcome.
BBSJ. GOULD, who has, for short tine
been blacksmithing ON the Rolling Fork.
left for Tennessee on the 10Th ult., and re-
turned on the LIST inst--during which time,
he took for himself, one to accompany Rim
through evil as well as good report. Ben
gave the fair sex o. this locality special at
tention, up to his departure; yet, when
that momentous step was taken, it was Ia
ken in Tennessee.
Il. I. VERMrLIoS, Of this place, is -till
manu- featuring that excellent cutting-box
Of which several papers have previously
spoken. lie will have it on exhibition at
various points the coming Fall. Farmers
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The only genuine Turkish Bath Soap IL
sold by Campbell 4 Miller. The cakes are
oval shaps, not wrapped, weigh sir ounces,
and sell At ten cents each or one dollar q
dozen. Fifty families hercsbout. are using
II and viii have no other. Small cake. for
trial, free.
One thousand bushels Of Meal wanted In
trade.
Call and get Venetian Fed, ground In
oil, for painting hearths. tits the cheap
est and best paint
All good smokers choose the Boss Of the
Nickels.
We make specially in Tin aud Jspaned
ware.
A new stock Of Table Cutlery just re-
received.
A nice Tea Canister and one pound Of
prime Green Tea, for one dollar.
White Lead. Oil, Putty and Glass, at
very low figures.
Blacksmiths will do we'll to get our price.
on Iron, Steele, Nails, Shoes, Plow NJ ,uld-,
'' ""''"' '''
"'ee ~ " "o".' ,a'e'' no"e' Po" ana
' ' '"'"e '""~e''' e"'
We keep the snlealed wire used in the
grange patent fence" Price l0cts per
pound
Fresh Oranges, Lemons and Armies. re.
ceived weekly.
Attention /. called IN o,, ouo,,,;o,. n
f;rocerie. and u,rd~,r. .,..nho,.
Black Currants at Is cents per pound.
Leghorn Citron at 40 eta. per pound.
Loudon Layer Rai.ins at 81 so per box.
Valencia Raisins by the box, at lCcts. per
pound.
,ams and lard ~.n,.., m ia. :, 49,
narket nr;ce
II is two years old, and "a ,ure a. ice.
haste az snow" and il nounced the
,cst vinegar in Stanford.
eor Axe handles, &c handles, pick
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LrriGASrs and lawyers will now have
less cause Of complaint about not having
enough Court day. They will have eight
weeks instead Of four, in the two Courts
Circuit, and Common Pleas, and four weeks
in the Quarterly-in all. twelve weeks,
which is about one-fourth Of the entire
year. As no Civil Jury case has been tried
here for nearly two years. on account Of all
the time being taken up in the trial Of
Criminal cases, theri have bcea just
grounds for serious complaint heretofore.
The new Court will prove to be blessing
to many, and the cost in the end, less than
when VIC did not have il.
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DOMESTIC ITEMS.
Edited bv. Casspseu 4 Nasev.
SHoo, Fly!

SHco, Fly!
The market is overrun with butter. The
choicest only calls for 20 cents.
The blooming beauty and delightful fra.
GRANGE Of June roses, might be enjoyed, but
for the presence Of myriads of pestiferous
flies. Trap them.
The sweetness Of an afternoon siesta, ex.
lists only in the poets Imagination. Flies.
We are now prepared for the harvesting
season. A good stock Of cradles, scythes
grass blad e.. snsths, scythe stones, forks,
rakes, etc. Prices as low as the lowest.
Buy G rass Hook for moving the front
yard; no danger Of cutting flowers, shrub
berry, curb stones, &c. Any woman or child
can use it. Price rs cents.
WEpublish our prices, which is the best
guarantee to our patrons, that they are not
unreasonable. and our profits not exhorbit-
ant.
Use our six.cord, dou ble-and-twisied,
wool-dyed, silk -fnished, chemically tested,
Diamond Drip Syrup, warranted as pure as
mountain honey, and MS sweet as the dou-
ble-distil!ed qnintesence OF maiden kisses
served in Aldeney cream, with sylahab
trimmings and rosewater favor.
oh, the flies, the flies, the rip-staving,
cavorting, iniolerable pests. They are up
on US in myriad swarms, and countless, in
compatible numbers, and every day we de-
lay their destruction, adds to their poppla-
ton and our misery. But what il the rem.
edy? Five hundred voices in this county,
answer, fly traps-IIarper's Fly Trapsl Last
season these were introduced here by Camp
bell 4 Miller, and during the season their
sales amounted TO twenty dozen. That
these traps proved blessing to hundreds
Of housewives is well attestcd. We verify
believe that II every family in the county
would keep two or three Of them baited
during the present month, the result would
he the determination Of the pests With
even one trap in the house, the nuisance
eau be abated to comfortable degree. The
price this season is 70 cents. Orders ac-
companied with the money, from localities
where the trap has not been introduced,
solicited.
Supply your wife with lots Of stone milk
pans, butter crooks, strainers, skinner, etc.
You can do more work in a garden in
one hour with one Of Avery's garden plows
than can be done with hoe in twelve.
A Bit Of sugar-cured breakfast bacon il a
real luxury nov.
The preachers commend our Chicago
corned beef. Try IT,
We have an excellent pruning shear at
81, rs which every farmer should have.
Now is mighty favorable time for far
mers to exchange bacon and other produce
Tor yearly supply OF groceries.
The Universal Eluier Is the best in use
Reduced to FIVE dollars,
Examine our Riae Diasaona Hoe, all
steel from eye to edge, no laying, no weld
ing. Price one dollar.
Get sample Of our. Boston IIarbor Gun
powder Tea" l, is unnixed, unaduliera'
ted, and undoubtedly the finest Tea evel
brought 10 Stanford.
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Tue mysterious disappearenoe OF the
white infant Of unknown parentage, left in
charge Of negress near this place. some
months since,is exciting deal Of comment,
and suspicious Of foul pay are entertained.
II occurs 10 us that the authorities here
should take cognixanee Of the fact, and the
negress held accountable for the disappear
anee Of the child.
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HNsfomrSiie.

become established. Scarlet fever il still
regarded with terror. The PREVAILING pan
&c has tended to the depression Of business
the country people declining to come to
town except in cases Of urgent necessity.
The schools have both closed before expirn.
ton OF the regular session. Even the po-
tato bugs are sitting around in squads, in
lis,less way, Ms il undecided about hang.
ing Out" in so unpromising locality.
Miss LULA BURTON, who has been for
three years in the classes Of Alexander
College, at Burksville, has returned, bear
ing with her the diploma Of that excellent
institution. She will Ne warmly welcomed
by her large circle Of relstivea and friends
In and around her childhood's home. En-.
dowed with exceeding amiabilty, pleasing
in manner, and genial in disposition, Miss
Lula has the faculty Of winning friends
wherever she goes; and, while we are able
to testify to the high esteem in which she
was held among her academic associates, we
can safely predict that she will be mourped
and missed at the opening Of the next ses.
sion Of her Alma Mdto.
DR.. BRowS writes cheerfully from Phil
adelphia, but hints that the thing is not
near 50 big as represented BY the newspa-
pers. Those who study closely the illus.
traied weeklies, will get up grander idea
OF the great pan-humbug than they would
obtain by visitingit. All accounts 90 to
show that the Quaker City will fail to re-
alize the golden harvest she anticipated.
Patriotism is not a legel tender now-it
wont pay. But, according to old fashioned
notions, patriotism that Is got up like this,
ON speculation, ought to fail.
WELL, the tendency If the age is toward
big results. The old bamdrum style OF do.
ing things is played out. The Courts have
to be multiplied 10 order to keep pace with
increasing crime. Successful candidates
for offices must first have paid for the free
enlightened sufrages which elevated them
to position, afterwards bride the admins
traitors Of law, in order to escape from the
penalties OF having bought the voters
then nav n, ,sso.smo,, e., a.. 49,.
.nce # IN. marty whos. n,;..,a, !. % 49,.
m. haitian and s,,IIv ,., .v.n hv -
larcenies on the Government which they
I..;.l,,;na NO, r.. ~. - - :. -
eri.bed and .,.ryin. .onn,,v hn, -.
y,,a;nipy ar ob.,;,;na os AZ. iii -
which Inv s,,rl,ing so,;on ., noI;,;r. 49,
aid IN hs IN ,ha a;n ~ ,ha -.
stranger ON reading the ,snor,. If do;,a.
at washington would n,,ur,I,v oonoInSs
that the sale d,,igp and ls.;,ims,s ,rn
vince Of tho National I..;.I,,ur. w.s -
x;n aud x.,r ~. hono,.. al .,ao,,.u..,.
nsr,,in;nr - ,o.;,;on. ~, a." ca-s...'s.,
and A.. ,oon,o o,,.,,, &c.,, a.. Nm 49,,
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VIZ regret that sentence that appeared
m one Of our correspondents letters last
week, gave onense to Mrs. Tarrant, Of the
Tarrant College. Crab Orchard. Had We
been at home at the time, We would
have eonsi ie'ed the propriety Of allowing
Its publication, for Mrs. Tarrant is desery-
lag Of all praise, both in her efforts as an
educator, and In her landable design 10
earn herown support We have received q
long production from one who signs himself
"correc,er' In answer 10 what" Correct'saw III
Swrl,e, butfor various rrOsons. among which
70 i. lac Of pon', We decline to pub. ish
II.
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Tnr Quarterly Court which will meet
here nett Monday, will probably be in ses.
sion nearly all the week, owing to the in
crease Of the docket since the Court had its
Jurisdiction extended to $500. Il has be-
come much more interesting as a tribunal
since the new order Of things took place.
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MARKETS.
LOMi srule.

THERE was better feeling In provisions yesier-
day. Bacon had betLr demand and was held at
79ta71sc for shoulders, I0tsal014c for clear rib
sides, and iiSliltc for clear sides, B-Ik meats
held at &c Tor shoulders, 80 for clear rib
sides and 91sc lor clear sides. Lard was held At
I3 tmiSc for uerce, iS3taitc for k-g. and i4c Tor
bucket Mess pork was held at s20se20 IS The
better grades of wheat were firm but low grades
we're dull. hed at 9ossl, amber slal IS, aud
white 81 I5iai 20. Corn was firm at s6asse Tor
mixed 5Oy5ic for white arrival, with sales from
store at 55ss7c Oats at 3&s5c fur mi xei 3Ga1sc for
white on arrival, aud iSa45c delivered In sacks.
produce was unchanged. SALES of
leaf t,bscco made a, 81 S0a9 for Tugs and &c
loai5 % for leaf.-lLou. Commercial June sth.
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THE Turnersville and Vandivere turn
pike road Company, will be formally or
gained at Stanford the first Monday, in
July. This ia an important link, and
when the road is completed, il will open up
a good and short route to the timber re-
gion on Green River, for those who own
farm. In the IIausing Fork section which
have been cleaned Of timber Of all kinds.
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ILLusrRArrE Of the truthful saying
"lou must go from home 10 hear the new.. "
ne heard during our recent absence, some
iumors Of fesTully scandalous character,
which il vas not our province 10 deny, nor
Ia IL proper for us to detail them in these
columns at present
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4. A. wARRES Il Agent for the improv-
ed Buckeye Reaper and Mower. Parties
desiring hist-ela--. hNni cut Machine, will
do we'll to call ON him before purchasing
rlsevhero
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eat thanks Of the Paternity. for the com.
plete and thorough arrangement. for their
comfort. Tonight, banque, will be Civ
en- by the citizens Of the town, at Gilcher's
European Hotel, and high time" IL ex.
pectcd.
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InAvE 'everal.6ne Red Berkshire pigs
for sale, at a reasonable price. These hogs
are known to be the be.t variety, as they
ht,en carly. and are very thrifty.
J. Y. OWENS.
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Mn. W. q. RAiSrY wss married to Miss
Josie 4. Jones, last Monday night, at the
wcsthcriord House, in Dsnville, by Rev.
Dr. Ayres Attendants, L. l.. Dawson, and
Miss Allie 4. Rainey.
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kOCAL VIEWS.

tr l. ramosed that government official
Of this place. will lead .ome one to the by.
mcneal altar, In q few days.
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STANFORD.

Groceries sWd Northumberland.
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NoTE.-Th-se quotations are 10 be understood as
purely kErAII. aud made 10 cover the smallost
possible quantitir Purchaser. will aud, upon
trial, thai the margins asked by stanford Gro.rTy
Merchants, 10 Wholesale Quantities, are small a.
any town In kontueky.
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gentlemen were then found to be pres.
ent,
7, J. YouSo, Bath county Ne~.
W. r. BAnBouR, Lebanon Times q Ken
fucliaa.
c. y. NrELp, Hsrrodsburg Observer q
Reporter.
wIcKLrrrr CHAPMAN, Elisabethtown
Neus.
G. c. WHITE, Flemingsburg Rambler.
Jos. p. BRows, Cowier-Jownoi.
Jso. p. MuRRAy, Nelson county Record
FRrscH TrrToS, Lancaster Letter.
Jso. =. CozSE, shelbyvi le RPubiicun.
Tnos. p. woRnELr, Cooperative Journal
n Progress.
Ben DEEnIso, Midway San.
Jso. l.. Lyon, Peoples DcbatanL
J. @. CRADDocK, True Kenmclian.
JAS. X. MAINS, Danvillc Adrocate.
J. l.. BRucE,
Jso. +. HArcnER, Cowier.Jownai.
DR. J. d. wo rs, Glasgow Tm,.
BEN HARRISON, Henderson Ncws.
j. II. MnIrKrS, Centre College Student.
A. c. ELLIS, Shelby Sentinel.
]. sroDDARD JOHNSON, Frankfort Yeo-
nan.
j. w. HorPER, Lebanon Standard.
4. Polk JoHssros, 81. Louis Tina.
HIP DILrz, lIopsinsville Ner Era.
Gro. BsnER, Lexington Dispatch.
W. =. WALTON, Interior Journal.
:. ]. VI. MAJOR, Yeoman.
SAN. l.. EwiSo, Cowier.Journai.
W. J. DAVIS, Home q School.
J. W. DuEcAs, Farmers Home Journal
W. II. Rowan, Louisville Gio6e.
J. W. JoSn, Correspondent Louisville
commercial
+. L. MCCHrsxry. Z iris Gfir,n.
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LAND, STOCK AND CROP ITEMS

FRESH '"ee' c'aer Is 'or SAFE !" 'o cents
'sa'0" !" '"i' mafNe''
HOME raised Melons made their first ap-
Peafan'e III our "aike' yesterday
THERE will be an average Of eight bar
rels OF corn to the acre, raised in Central
Kentucky this year.
T,,r ,h.., ~, .,,,a. =, - 40 soo,.
,., h,sha, .nd /, !. na, ,;La,v 40 v.rv
e., g. e.. =. .a','. 49, -
J. Il. OWENS has an Alderny Bull which