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myself, the vile Of William Kennedy, to
blame for his not being here to answer the
call Of the sheriff. entreated him,
urged him tn 90 10 some point where the
name Of Kennedy i moi hated as it is in
Garrard county. But not until ! went to
him With NY five children, the youngest
at my breast, AMI plead with him, would
he consent to leave me. Aud heaven alone,
Is witness to the struggle il cost him to
leave wife and i've little children. But
my daily prayer is, that Gnd will protect
him, and guard my little ones. The Com
monweslth Of Kentucky had three years
to prosecute this case from the time of
committal till the day Imarried Mr.. Ken
nedy. Il failed TO act in the case, and now,
when he il doing the part Of good citi-
zen, striving TO raise his children in the
right way; now, after the most important
witness he had has died justice must rake
oyei the ashes Of the past and bring to
light an indictment 10 please the whim Of
one or two enemies Of Grove Kennedy
Again, | repeat, my husband is not to blame
for not being here when the Sheriff came.
I don't know where he l., but believe the
Lord will deal gently with him and his.
Most Respectfully, NJ ?. KENSrDY
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T.rnpIke lueefIng.

At meeting Of the Danville and Crab
Orchard Turnpike Company, held in Stan
ford, April 9th, 1873 the annual election
Of new Board to serve during the ensu-
ing year was held. All the old Board
were reelected except q. A. IAekey, who
declined 10 serve, and }. w. Acorn was
elected in his place. The Board are now
J. ;. Bosley, J. Guest, ]. W. Guest, J. u.
Ow-ley, J. W. McAlister and J. W. Al
corn. J. ;. Bosley was reelected President
Of the Board aud Superintendent Of the
Road. 5. 5. MeRoberts was reelected
Secretary OF the Board, and J. W. MEALS
ter Treasurer in the place Of J. A. Lyle
WIN expects to remove from the State. On
motion, il was
Rssoired, That ministers Of the Gospel he Al.
lowed to travel the road iree Of TOLL when on min
isterial duty.
"a. That no toll shall he charged scholars goinl
10 OF from school, or 10 persons going 10 OF iron
thelr accustomed place Of worship.
:. $. McROBERTs, Sec'y.
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LINCOLN COuxrr.


ELn1IoS--Town Trustee were elect,d
last SATURDAY.. W. r. Cprn, 7. q. NARROW,
Anthony Melvin, +. r. Davis. and tie
between Pierce and Sorrcll For Police
Judge, j. d. Bell; Town Mar-hal. d. r
Sloan, who will appoint as deputies every
man that voted Cor him, which will make
about 20 peace officers Il, with that
force, Law and decency can not he main
tanned, and peace aud tranquility guaran-
,eed to our citizens, we will he really to let
20, end say to his Satanic Majesty, stake
that that IL thine own" The vote IN
whisky OF no whisky, re-nl,ed in the de.
feat Of no whisky.
PEwoSAI--Among visitors that have
gladdened our town this week BY their
cheering presence, we note Dr. Alcorn, II
Jacksonville; Billy Bohon, II Mercer coun-
ty; Mr.. Wilker~on. Of Cincinnati, aud
General Vo-burg, Of the carpenter crew Of
the G. $. X. X. on his way to the lower end
81 the road 10 commenae work on detots.
Ne, lslow Somerset. with Nixon a Co,
Contractors for that line 81 work zee. Mr..
Henry KelIar was made happy last week,
by the arrival Of his bo-om comppnions.
in the persons II Mrs. Kellar aud little
ron, who have been spending come weeks
with friends in Grant e''unty ...... Me-. aud
Mrs. 5. A. Middleton attended the Centen-
NAL celebralion at Lexington, Last week
and returned To their new home at thu
place.-It seems like every body, tar and
near. are trying to supply themselves with
goods at Middleton. judging from the
crowd that throng his store daily. lie
pays the highest market price fer sia YES.
and sells goods at the lowest'......w. L.
Corn returned TO Somerset this week
:. +. Reynolds has entered into business.
relations with the g. 5. Road, and has gone
10 Georgetown TO commence work ...... We
regret to learn that A. =. More aud iami-
ly have perfected arrangements To remove
to London, Ky, in few days.
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Another mniron eone to meet the reward OF well
spent days Mrs. Elizabeth W. Gresham former
y Pitman) the wife and widow Of Judge uriah
Gresham departed this Life At the residence Of her
son, Richard =. Gresham, on noCkcastle River.
laurel county, Ky, on Friday the ilh day Of
April, 1919.
she was born on the 2ld day VI December, l7ss,
making her over % years Of age. She vas married
10 Judge 4, Gresham on the srd day u November,
1875, r. r. Gresham being their only child. Mn.
Gresham was aneeiionate aud devoted la her house
hold, both az a ~is and mother and deVoui and
roserentai Christian. having been constant mem-
Der VI the Methodist Episcopal Church ior over
seventy years.
AMER the death OF her husband she continued "a
live with her son AZ the ola residence up 10 heI
death, and well did the son, n. r., aud bic noble
vile perform their duty 10 the ascd ma'ron-everY
want Was watched aud supplied, her afniciions
were sooihed and made easy 10 her - possible
and old ago aud inhraiiy nurssd until the flicker
ins sun Of lie went down. Thea ioli"sod 10 the
aase, where the lnsi htes ssio paid By iaany
friends singing and prayer By The Rev. Mr. Nern-
Ice. The funeral viii b. preached on spn'e iuiuIo
day ~ her old pastor, ". r. iandram.
Tue writef Of this has kn0sn Ars. Grssham ior
aasy years. aud neseg kne~ better wonan An
Aith and charity. ehAhlEs AnfiAf
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4
RrIIcIous- revival at the Metho-
dist Church, conducted by Mr. Evans, re-
suited in eight additions to the Church.
Rev. Dr. Clelland, assisted by the Rev J.
C. Randolph, held Communion Service NJ
the Court-honse on last Sunday morning
and night.
ENrERTAINnENT.- be-pcak a large
audience for the entertainment to be given
in Green. Opera House on next Friday
night. for the benefit Of the new Methodist
Church. The object ia certainly good
one, and we can safely promise a rich
treat on that occasion.
CorSrr CoURr. Last Monday sas
County Court day, and owing to the disa-
greeable weather the crowd was pot 80
large as usual There were quite a num-
her Of rattle on the market, hut were Of an
inferior quality, with few buyers No .ales
Of importanc we've made.
SUDDEN DEArn.- Or A. u. Lyman, one
of our leading physicians, and most prom
inent citizens, died at this place on last
Monday morning, at o'clock. His death
was quite shock 10 the whole cOmmuni-
Y, a. he was not sick over % hours. The
day previous he made two calls upon his
patients. lie leaves a wife, son and daugh-
ter, who have the sympathies Of the entire
community.
COMPLiNESTAKN.- Last Monday's Coa-
asr-Jopuloi has the following compliment
AIRY notice concerning one Of the members
Of our Bar by gentleman who has been
solicited 70 offer himself for the vacancy
on the Appellate Bench "In my opin-
ion there are in the district but two men
thoroughly competent to Gil the position;
Congressman Physter and William Che
nault, Esq- Of Richmond.
lEnsONAL.-llon John u, White, the
Radical Ex-Congre-sman, of Manchester,
Nv, was here on last Monday, shaking
hands Tor some purpose Judge 4. W
Turner and Mr. Hugh l.. White are in at
tendance at the Clay county Court, this
week.....Dr. Il. G. chenault, Of Lexing-
Ton, spent several days here this week ....
J. Owsley Dunn and Steve b. White are
in attendance at the BrooksJeti wedding.
tiis ek......Miss Florence Miller has
been quite IN, but she was more eomiorIa-
bic Yesterday THAI she has been for a week
past, aud her many friends hope for her
immediate recovery Clarence Burton Is
on visit home this week.
posrrOSED.-Pursuan to call. the
County Convention to appoint delegates TO
represent Madison county in the Demo
cratic State Convention to be held in Lou
isville, May LIST, 1879, met in the Court
house on last Monday, at 10 o'clock, and
was called to order by Maj. John d. IIar-
ris On motion Of ], T. Estill, Judge W.
C. Miller was elected Chairman, and +.
NJ. Green and W. o. Cunningham. secre-
isriss. A motion was made by Mr.. 7. j.
Scott, b postpone the Convention until
the 2sth day Of May, which was unani-
mou-ly carried. and on motion Of the same
gentleman, w. b. Smith received the in.
struetion Of Madison county for Appellate
Judge. Then loud calls were made for
d.. Blackburn, who responded in = short
speech--afler which, the meeting adjourn
cd.
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"Qurro's" HKAD-QuAnrEHs. - Don't
break your neck eoine down the steps into
l.. NJ. Frarer's SAILOR AFTER eless Of best
Bock Beer.
sALE on RrsIDFNcE--Dr s. W. Brown
cold his DWELLING. house and lot, with lot Of
ground adjoining, to Capt. Jack Adams,
Cor 81 600 cash.
BWooKs-JErr.--we extend our CON
eraialations ~ NJ. Joe J. Brooks and his
lovely bride, Miss Matte Jet. Joe Is a
Mt Vernon boy, and good one.
EvERy wEDS1DAy.- The Good Temp.
lars meet at the Academy every wednes-
day night John W. Brown is Worthy
Chief Templar.
AcourrrED.-The result Of the trial Of
the Commonwealth W. Dizzy Block for hill.
ing bastard child in Scafold Cane, last
Tuesday, was the acquittal u the pris-
oner
PER-oSAL-J. ]. Williams and j. X.
McClary left on Wednesday for Louisville
to attend the Republican Convention
Charlie. Kirtley, Esq, has returned from
London, where he has been attending Cir.
cult Court.
ANOTHER RIcHNoSp.--IIon. Granville
Pearl, " London, il candidate for IN,
Democratic nomination for Judge Of tn,
Court Of Appcalr. There are about a
many candidates for the position As therS
are counties in the District
QUARTERLY CoURT.-Last Monday was
Quarterly Court Fair croud in town. and
~rne lively litigation in Court. The most
interesting case was that Of solomon Ma.
son ". NJ. J. Cool and g. W. Anderson,
IL which the jury returned verdict for
plaintiff, for 5000.
CONVENTION. - Rockcastle Democrat,
meet in Mass Convention at the Court.
house next Saturday, at o'clock, P. NJ, "a
select aud instruct delegates to the Ow-
ingsviIIe Convention. which will nominate
candidate for Judge Of the Court Of Ap-
peals. Let there be full attendance.
BouSD TO HAVE SrREE.--A fellow
came to town the other day, and tried all
the Doctors for prescription. Failing "a
get il. he sialked into drug store aud said;
'The Doctors may go To HE'LL can have a
spree without them. Give me bottle Of
California Vinegar Bitters." The bottle
was handed him. lie paid ior Il, and ieft.
When last heard fun, he was "aying''
like the wind.
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H0nE ABRAMS.


Best table linens, towels, crashes, nap.
kins, &C. &c.
Five gross Of feather-edgc braid. Just
in----asaorted width.
Dexter's knitting Cotton in all numhcrs.
Also, good Cotton for cent. q ball.
New Stock of Ladies, Mi-se-' and Chill
dren'. Cotton Hose in white and oolora.
Another beautiful stock Of Zephyr
-hawls, in white, blue, scarlet and black.
Moves, thing out FOR quilting in the
necks and sleeves II dresses. Breton lace,
new, pretty aud cheap.
White maruaeilles and honey-comb
quilts, at 81. $3.50, $3.50 to s., the best
value for the money ever offered here.
We have been Dragging on our Dollar
Corset, but We have one now at IS cents,
which we defy the whole country to beat.
Our stock Of Black Cashmeres IL full, and
we confidently assert that We have the best
goods for the money to be iound anywhere.
lO,OOO.-Ten thousand yards u Ham
burg Edging- and Inserting, in new and
beautiful styles just received and cheaper
than ever before. Come and see them.
Fine assortment in Gentlemens', Iadie-'
and childrens linen handkerchiei-, In cord
ed and heu,sti,ched, from 5-cenls up. La
die-' mourning handkerchief, speciality.
Gentlsuien need not feel we have slight
ed you, for we can supply you with every
thing you want Ia the way Of cloths. hats,
bout-, shirts. collars, necktiss, sucks, draw
erS, &C., &c.
Dun't forget to ask 10 see our check
Jac,net-, Nan-ookS plain and checked
Victoria lawns, null muslin, linen lawn,
linen cambria. In fact, we have the most
complete stock Of white goods TO be found
any where.
Now is the time that you want to make
your children's aprons We are ready for
you. Besides Hamburg Edgings, Magic
Putting. Linen EdginEs, Torchon Laces,
NC, we have nice assortment Of colored
IIamburgs, fast coiors, and very pretty.
Why is il you will pay 40 much for a
pair Of fine calf boals when you can save
from three 10 four dollars on pair, by
buying Of us. We have them in whole
and half numbers, thereby insuring a 6t
ior every one; we have sold enough Of
them to justify us in guaranteeing theai,
being satisfied Of their wearing quality.
Why will you have your wife weary ing
herself over making a shirt for you, and
then You complain abolt it not fitting,
when you can tny them for about what
the goods will cost Why do you expect
your wife to mend your old ones and fur
ni~h you with presentable shirt when ven
havn't got but tvs old ones. Come and
get some new ones
We have received and opened our Spring
stock Of Ladies' and Misses Kid and Peb-
bic button. side and front lace shoes, and
Newport ties, from. the factory Of X. l..
Stevens 4 Co., Louisville. Every pair
warranted 10 give satisfaction or money
refunded. All we ask Is an examination,
and you will find them from rs TO 50 cents
cheaper than the same class Of goods can
lie bought elsewhere.
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rrnisKI corSTi.


GONE, Holmes has left Cor Frankfort
Bulord give Somerset a call
A ~ 500 OFFIoE-Col 4, 4. Morrow
has been appointed Government Store
Keeper for this county.
TnE COMMERCIAL Taught by
Prot Wilmington, late Of Monticello, he
gan last MONDAY, ihlrf favorable aus
ldces.
GmNe WEsr.-Rey. Duke slivens, who
has been admitted 10 the Indiana Confer
enoe, will remove 10 that State al the close
of his school, and there will follow ~ W.
cation Of preaching and teaching.
A PARY Given by Master Geo. shep.
perd, last Friday night, proved a very en-
ioyable affair Cor the young folks, who were
amused by the good old games, Blind
fold" "Gruni.p "Old Sister Phebe" and
Others a. delightful
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THE ISrKRToR JouRNaL makes such a
good start on the mes VOLUME that We ar
at a los to express IT, real value. Take
IT, political dro-s away FROM Il, and it's a.
good A. gold. Democrats " this county
who desire TO read an "organ" should take
the paper, a. they cant e., a truly de' 70.
cr~tic paper any nearer. !, has Somer.
ret correspondent that gets up reliable
news, and Who does no, guess thing Is "a
and then publish it-lSomer-st Citizen.
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LINCOLN CIRCUITCOURT
MASON JENNINGs ASD ApDfE JENNINGS,
I'M. MILE EI-LLs. IL rAMIE. IL LlLLIN-

MASON JENNINGS AND ApDfE JENNINGS.
MS WIFE, rLffs, IN rAhrE. ~ EQUITY.
Notire l. hereby given 20 whom n may CONCERN,
that Mason Jennings and Ahiic Jennings, bis wiz,
a. cx parte rlaintins have this day tiled On the
Clork's one Of the Lincoln Circuit Court their
ioint petition, praying that Adiie Jennings BE- cm-
powered BY Judgment oi said Court 60 ulsrue1 81
hel property by ill, and 20 purchase and acIuifc
personal properly IN itI own name. lIce nom the
debts contracts or iihllilfs nf Der husband Ma
son Jeuuings, and % huld aud sell d lf Der own
heucht,
Of said Court that tho notice Of said petition cod
is objects lie Published IN the Interior Journal
newspaper published in The town uf Stanford hY
Of said Couft.
Witness ny hand as CLERK OF the lincoln Circuii
Court this 9th day of April 1852.
s6o-st u. H. EDN1srON, G. l.. &C
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4 Disease fhof ~ rreNs fhr NH@fcni'
Every iunction b. deraurad, every nerve un.
strung. every muacic and dbor Weakened by eeor
and aeuc. u "a. in bot, disease which u NM
ehecked, eventually vreci' tho system. in 90
~ type, IN every rha.e. u % dangerous. dCruci-
I've. siuror. dolidum, 0luYulaIaus olen attend
~. and cause suiu dissolution. rdt vhcn come
haitci with iiosiotia't stomach Mucra in i'oi'
hold in the system lsdisl1lsHl. anil ctcfy 'osiaHe
Of u eradicaiod That tcnign aui anu-ithrilc fre-
eiac and prsycntisc fiho dreaded saurro BE- rev
oenired not only within our own touudales, but
in tropic lands Ter beyond thom, whore iuiermii-
tent and rrnittents arc ieariii1 rtcfHirnt 90 nr
sure aniiiote 10 the masrial poison and reliable
means Of overcoming drsordeIs OF thc stomach, hv-
e. and bowels. Of which vliiaicd torfid aiinos.
phere and hrackish miasna - water are ex-
irenaeiy provocative, Au cmlgrant' aud traveller
should he supplied with Co. ao-u
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Yesterday We he'd The pleasure of mooiing Gene
eral W. r.. clark, Revenue iu'rotiof. General
clara has Just completed on inspection Of the
once and books Of our Collector. Col. a. No. swopo
In response 20 a question from be- u 20 how De
iound Col svoro's oiaoc. Cen. clark saidi ~
f,und ever thlng in a coudnlou-in nci,
Col swopc's oree is 3D. as good coniItlin as any
oface In che United Slate. ana wish ve had o
fcv moro collectors ito hum. Ttisia very come
plimeniary id orr collector Lexington Inn-
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Deroffen.

iron Mira. W. +. Ken
~ to a number Of the
land Garrard eounties,
sympathy is felt be-
D she suffers rs an In
letter shows her to be
e virtues 40 much adj
April sth, 10. Editor
believe you are a gen
Know the truth, there
liberty To address you a
next issue OF your pa
d known that my hus-
Kennedy. was indicted
81 Court held in Gar
omitted sixteen years
nt wa- sent TO Lincoln
britt came promptly to
|rrest Mr.. Kennedy; he
through no iduit Of Ak.
. Of his absence he at
1 person, and you have
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HANnINn HrrrnR Mas SnNIr AsYIrMs.

HANGING BErTER THAN SoaT AsyIrns
The revelations from LongvieR, touch
ing the trEe. .iRwar,lnss-s % Insape .-y-
lums viii go far tow2ul bani-hing the plea
Of insanity a. a paIliation of crime. Mos,
gentlemen Of tender nurture and .esthelic
culture would preisr = scienti6c'h hanging 10
the bnnglilsg d ydropaihic-'of Mis- Easly,
or the muscular mauling- Of her brawny
coadiutors. Il FtHLff afe
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TUE JouRSAL has entered on IL eighth
year and deserve. 10 live forever. and will
" Walton can hold the helm, he being the
only man who has had nerve and energy
enough to keep paper permanent in Stan
ford.-rTrue Keutuckian.
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LINCOLN CIRCUITCOURT
!. u. WIM Ann nunNErrA HEIN MS
WIN rLIl.. u nAMIL. ~ l4IlIA-

s. u. UIIM Ann nunNErrA HEiM, MS
Wtil. rilis, EN rAhfh. - Aei iiAr
Naiier D. hereby given 10 whom u may conccrr
that a ". Helm nud nuuelia Helm, his Eiiei
a. cx pafte plaiuiint have this Day hled IN me
clerks Uniia of tho ilucoln Circuit Court their
ialut petition. praying that hurnetta Helm 70 eu-
powered ny Judgment oi said Court o. usei enjoy
III and convey. 1r her own hcnchi, any nrorefty
debts Of hor husband. I. n. Holm, 70 make con-
traris suo and be- suci as single woman % Trade
in her own name and 90 dlsrosr ~ her property ~
will or docii.
Ii Il thefolarr ordered hy che undersigned clerk
OF said luun that the uutiru u aid Petition lna
lis olirtts D. published iu the interior Journal
newspaper Published In tne town % staniorii ~
two uci Ms iuscrinns heiorc the next April iei ~
| of a1id Court.
| Witnass mv hand as Clerk Of The iiuculn Ciicuil
! Court this i0th day Of APRIL, 1872.
ssLii u. n JOHNSTON. g. o. &. e.
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LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT.
u. 1. STEPHENSON a BETTE A. STEPHEN
SON, his WIFE. PEFFs, TX
PARTE. IN EQUITY

FAHTE, IN EQUTII.
Notice Il hereby given TO whom Il may concern.
that n. 4. Stephenson Bettie A. Stephenson, his
wife A. en- parte pisintins, have this day hled Ia
the Clerks Once q the Lincoln Circuit Court their
j0iat petition praying that Bettie A. Stephenson
be empowered by Judgment u sid Court 10 use,
enjoy, sell and convey for her own benefit any
prop rty that she may own o. acquire, free IRON
the claims OF the debts Of her husband n. l.. Ste
phena0n; 10 make contracts, sue and be sued a
single woman, 10 trAde In her own name and 70
dispose Of her property BY will or deed.
II IL Therefore ordered by the undersigned. Clerk
Of said Court that the notice Of said Petition and
It's objects be published In the INrEEI0n JOUENAL,
4 Newspaper published In the tova of STANDARD. BY
two Eeekly Insertions beiore the next April term
u said Court.
Witness my hand as Clerk ofthe Lincoln Circuit
Court, this l0th day Of April, 1877.
d. Il EDMfSTON. c. l. c. c
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R0CKcAsTLE COUyrr.


THE SINGING ScHooL-Is progressing
finely.
Book BEER.-Those WHO want a nice
glass Of Book Beer, call on L. NJ. Frazer,
basement Of Joplin House.
lNPRovISa.--Dr. w. P. Mckee Il adj.
ding 10 the beauty and utility Of his resi-.
dence, by erecting a nice portico.
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NOTICE.

Mrs Su-an Owsley having abandoned one With
out fault on my part two years since, Huu rcuain-
81 separate and anart from me durius that tnc, az
persons arr hereby notincl not 90 eoll ul tufnish
hs1 any arilcioi my aceuuui o. vii not De- fef-
ponsihle therefor This April Z, isl1
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H..
D. Of W. r. Fran.
BY the solvent Of a
H.
ArrLn-Thc late
the prospect for
II l. thought Ap-
is have escaped
IN Hall hade alicu
, this morning, and
Colorado, where he
lkcs the prospects.
Hsye been issued
Mis- Mary Burnett;
Mis- Ella T.. Guney;
p Alice lfardwick.
IoMr.-B. K.Wear.
aken the contract
II stones residence
ma about the i0th
d our farmers ha,
On and many NOR
gin when the prcsen
= The wheat croI
n the season.
our drug drms ap
Judge Haynes, Of
scs preferred by on
hg the Statute rela
n. The charges NJ
krtics were acquitted
IA Pennsylvani
pen have bought a.
r ls.inches in diam
Mrs. Jane Wicker,
bllars per tree. Il
are over 500 trees o
pany will erect a ~.
the timber IN Q shol
lon Messr.. Clark
up the railroad trac
by, to the river, abo.
y, and shipped u |
laski county. the pr
pn with the Cincinni
Cor the road ihroue
by that they will &C
that road At an ear
lnnie Bergen, a love-
yean, after a Painf'
. year, passed to thI
ing IL unknown, on Il
II. Little Mamie b.
mother living, but "
n her Protracted ALI
mother, Mrs. Mary
AZ This place. Her r
\ in the family gny