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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-22
1OMlIssIOXERs OFFICE.

%Soist5c 2FT yl January 10th 1872
To VIM II. Rice shG admr. of Lewis Nesselrodi
decd complt. and same, shift. admr. of Samuel L.
Dellinger decd Suannah Dellinger. Mary J.. Del
nger, Aquilla Delhnger, Job Dellinger, Lewis
Delinger, Sarah c. Delinger. and Julia A. VI.
Deinger Delts. the creditors OF Samuel Delinger
decd and all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that hgyc fixed upon
the 18th day Of Feby. next between tho hours OF 6
O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock, 2. VI. if fair, if not the
next il day thereafter Sunday excepted to takcl
AID settle, at my Office, 1st the accounts of al
debts against the estate Of $. L. Dellnger dec d
together with tn. legacy charged by will of Lewis
Nesselrodt deed on the land Of Suslnnah Dellin-
ger, ID An aocount,of VIM. Ii Rice, shfl. admir-. of
s. 1. Delhnger decd. 81 An account Of actual and
annual value Of the real estate Of which S. L.
Delinger died seized and possessed and Of Susannah
Delnger, 4th Any other matter deemed pertinent
by the comr. or that any party may require as re-
quired 70 be taken by the decree of Shenandoah
Circuit Court rendered on the 5th day Of Dec. 1873
in q suit in cnancery depending In said court
between Lewis NesselrOdt's admr. complts. and
5. +. Dellinger admir- &c. Defts. and If from any
cause the taking of said accounts shall not be
commenced, or having been commenced should
no. be complete d on that day tho taking Of the
same will be adjourned from. day 20 day or from
place to place, until the same are taken and COM
pletCd.
Given under my hand as Commissioner In chan
Gerry of the SAID court, at my Office in said county
the day and year first aforesaid.
jan. l5-4w L. E. 5. p. q. r. W. MAGRUDER,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-22

DR.. 7. 1. Adam, an old and highly
respected physician of Alexandra, Va,
was taken suddenly i'll in his Office
yesterday, and was fosnd inscnsible up
on the floor. His death is momentaril,
expected.
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NOMNIssIONER 5 OFFICE,
y Woodstock Va. January 10th 3d..


u Woodstock, Va. January 10Th 3d..
10 Joseph Hotel and hares l.. cram a-4 o..
the lien creditors Of s0sc.h Hotel.
You are hereby nouhed t-.tI have ar.l ra
the l4th day of February nest, O. tl-. -4- s..r.,
AZ nv office the accounts. lst Of the De- D ls.t-
joseph Hotel and Is actia. and annual Y-i.c. I'd
OF the liens binding tle same aud classify t..ai
the order OF ti.ir prprl les, and 81 anF .-.
matter deemed pertinent Dy me or THAR either I.-
IS may require, as required C. Dee taAen D.. O.. ut-
cree of Shenandoah Circuit Court relle.c. GOA l..
Istn DAY of December 1873 in "a suit in claI-.
depending in said court between Charles j. lrM
and others c0mplts. AID Joseph Ue. -df .uu
if from any cause the tasins of said account -ha4
not be commenced, os having boon ceume-cD.
should not be completed on that day. the taking oi
the same will be adjourned from day o. lat, ul
from place to place, until the same ail t-aA .li+
completed.
GIVEN under my hand as commts.lu.; iu chan.
Gerry o. the said court si my oii-eIn salJ county
the day and year first l.osa.d.
D.. E:sTlcfLrf.
WINS * Bro pa Ia. I--fN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-22
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

" Woodstock, Va. January %. go.
: To 5. G. Campbell assig A. J. Iade.y com. D.
and Nathan Markle ex'r II Hourly uulJie a.. "a.
William lluddle. John Hullie, Joseph ullilo 0I
John and Is wife jane Eliza Hui H. aai L..le.i
Lindamood aud wife dcits. and all others c u.
ceined.
You are hereby notified that have hXei lnll
Tuesday 18th day OF February next, between tho
hours OF 6 o'clock a. H.. aud p ID. O. take aud
settle 1T my Office, the accounts of ~ Market LAl
of Henry lludde deed name Of disbursements
and the value generally OF deccdelts personal
estate and whether same is sufficient O. pay ht.
OF decedent 2nd The quality ard value actual and
annual of the real estate Of which Henry Huldi
died seized and possessed. 81 To take am account
Of the Outstanding debts and Liabilities Of H.nrg
IIGddle decd aud report any other deemed pep
iiuent or any party ~ interest nay require Cd o.
quired 20 be taken by the decree 81 SlelauI1.l
Circuit Court rendered on the 9Th day 0t De'tm
her 1873 in a suit in shancerv depending m said
court between ;. c. Campbell assn OF 4. u. all.y
compt's and Henry Huddles LXg's So. Ue.t's aua
if from any cause the taking Of said accounts
shall not be commenced, or having llen come
menced sh0uld no. be com llcted on tllt day, ile
taking Of the same will De- adjourned from day to
day, or from place % place, until tho same are
taken and completed.
Given under my baud as Commissioner in clla.
Gerry of the said court, at my office 90 said county
the day and year first aforesaid.
jau. l5-iw. W. x W. p. q. J.. =. N-N HAN
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NeW1drertiSemeRfS.
ATTENTION

Anderson Guards you are here By no.
tilted TO appear in full dress uniform at
Court House square for the regular law
parade on Saturday the LIST day of Fub-
uary AT 3 o'clock p. NJ.
BY Order
CAPT. J. W. MAGRUDER.
VIM. l.. DosH, Ist Serg't.
Ct.
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.ONIyuS SIONERiS OFFICE.

COAMI SsIONERS OFFICE,
~ Woodstock, Va. Jan. &c, 1879.
To VIM. q. Stickley sc. mplts. aud Chas. f..
Rice, Jacob W. Rice L. Z. Rice aud David 4
Fisher suretes for NJ. Il. Kaughmau one Of
admrs. Of David Fisher, decd.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the Goth day of Feb. ueKs, between the hours Of 6
o'clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock, p. VI. If fair, If not,
on the next fair day thereafter. Sunday cxcepted)
to take and settle, at my Office, the accounts Of
all liens including the complts. against the de-
PENDANTS aud classify them according 90 their
priorities. an account Of the actual and annual
value OF the real estate Of the Defts. and ID any
other matter deemed pertinent by the comr. or
that either party may require as required to be
taken by the decree of Shenandoah Circuit Court
rendered on the 18th day Of Dec 1873 IN suit In
ehancery depending in said court between VIM. ID.
Stckley &C. complts. and Chas. T.. Rice, &c. Deits.
and II from any cause the taking Of said accounts
shall not be commenced, OF having been COM
menced should not be completed ON that day, the
taking Of the same will be adjourned from day to
day, or from place 10 plscc, until the same are
taken and completed.
Given under nv hand IS commissioner ~ chaQ-
Gerry Of the said court, al my oice in said county
The day aud year lrst aforesaid
T.. ". MAGRUnER,
Ell. $. 6w. Sw,p.q Jan i3-4w.
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number OF copc-.
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Twenty Copies. ...............S 2O W
with IN extr. copy q the WEEKLY Sun one
year, and one copy of the Daily sun siA
months.
thirty Copies. $50 on
with an extra copy OF the WEEKLY sUS and one
copy u this Daily sun one year.
Tor fun te ans and premium copies to gettcr
II Cubs, see prospectus in THE ; Y, Daily
and Week. and IN the Baltimore Sun ALMANAC
for 1879, Va liable publication enlarged to seven
IS tSo pag 81. fee to all sUb,crbers to Baltimore
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Baltimore Weekly Sun,

Tie best and cheapest news, literary and COM
merciil newspaper published.
AfIRSr-CLASS FAMILY JOURNAL
Tor the farmer merchGnt, manufacturer and the
public gene ally, in town or country.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-22

The WEEKLY Sun for 1879 will retain all the IA
volite features OF former years aud supplement
them with t esh attractions. II will be pre-em
nent.y a paper for tie family and freside. COM
bining lite ary with news excellence, and meeting
the requirements VI the farmer as Well as the
business man.
A special feature will be its corresp Jndence,
which will embrace interesting and instructive
letters from regular correspondents in Europe a.
we'll as America, and lts Washington Bureau VIE
con niue to report everything OF importance ID
tiOnal politics and afai :.
The news Of the week, carefully s;ited aud con-
densed ir IN the fuli geographic and mail report
viii be always given, special attention Ueng paid
In matters OF home concern and interest.
II is the aim OF the Publishers. in the fe OF
Literature to give in quick succession Original anu
selected stores Of pleasing and Wholesome
character, avoiding narratives OF eat length anu
sensational flavor.
The Agricultural Department will, as hitherto,
supply the Agriculturis with practical information
prepared expressly for this journal, concerning
the management Of the Farm, Ga den Orchard
aud Dairy.
In point Of completeness and reliability the
Market reports vii maintain their present higA
reputation, giving the ruling prices for Live stock
Flour, Grain. Provisions aud all kinds Of cJm-
moditios. and equal care viii be taken with the
Financial Reports.
Terms OF SubscriDtiOn-cash in Ad-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-22
VIRGINIA. TO WIT.

~ lhdlNlA, ~ WIZ.
In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of
Shenandoah, January 2o.h 1875 IN VACATION.
AGAINST
Thomas Burwel Executor of Abraham Splitter
decd and in his own right Defts.
IN CIAECERY.
The object OF this suit Is 20 enforce the specific
performance of contract for the sale of real estate
IRON Isaac Burner 10 Thomas Burwell, lying in
Powell's Fort, Shenandoah county, in discharge Of
release Of certain judgments OF Abraham Splitter
decd against said Burner, sai id Burwell being an
Executor Of said Splitter and entitled to said ia dye
ments in his own right In the settlement and
division Of the estate Of said Splitter.
1t appearing by afidayit filed that the defendant
Thomas 81 rSell Is not an inhabtant Of this Stale
Ii Is ordered, That the said defendant do appear
here within ono month after due publication hereof
and dowhat Is necessary to protect his nterest;tha
copy of this order be published in soma news
paper printed in Woodstock, once a week for fouI
successive weeks, and copy posted at the front
door Of the Court House OF said county the first
day Of the next County Coult
Geo. W. Mlley, c. c. c. S. c..
A Copy Teste
Geo. w. Miley, c. c. c. 5. c.
jan. 22-4w. W. &w. "a.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-22
DUB L-C 5 ale OF
TOWN PROPERTY.

D. 1-r.r Of lla.reo l the Circuit Court Of
-.ll.n h 0rrtr rendered az the December
Aeru I-l,, Hi H.er at public sale 90 the highest
ulll B., nat Che Murray House, In the town
Of Lii.hlrs, Odd
S4TthDlI. IEBRIiRT lst. 1879.
tle hor.e and Dts situated iu said town, Of which
Captain James IS Swami died seized.
Said p.IiF among fAe most desirable in
Gle .'Fu l0ca private residence. The heuss is a
large
TWO STORY guiding,
Situated ol Ils main stree. and has aboat half,
aero ci llal garden and yard attached On the
ur.1' E.. building convenient for 81 ID or store
fronting 0n tHe same street, also an necessary
cut oul.a. .ll Wel of the best lime stone
uaier A.. the buildings are in excellent repair.
ile u.a W.l ue made SUBJECT o. the contingent
right ot f0Hlr 0l ,irs......... Miller, wife Of Rev.
......ii 'os, which VIII bo more fully explained
on day oi sale. Sale Ein take place Ct
otil.E. D. r.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-22
EIRGiNIA, TO WIT.

EIRGiNIA, TO WIT.
y In tie Clerks Oai-s Of the Chcut Cow. ci
Shenandoah c0unty,IN VACATION, laluAIyftl lsll.
joseph Niudlc and Isaac H. Baldwin, who s1c
for themselves and on behalf al all tlc creditors
Vi Jacob D. Miller decd, who viii contribute o. ,le
costs OF this sun ......-.. ..-..D M .i'1il
AGAINST
VIM. II. Rice, sh6 ana as su,h COM admir-. of
Jacob d. Aiiiler decd. Harriet Z. Miller. widow,
David L. sticaley aud Margaret his wife, Robert
A. Mowrey, James Henson aud Jane his wi.e.
Japheth Mowroy, shelton Mowley, 3o6c'ca Miller,
Martha MOwrey, George Erwin aud Elizabeth lis
wife, George Martin aud Edmora his wife, John
Morrison, Seth Lynn ana Mary his wife, Arthur l.
Mowrey, jacob Suapp aud Sal0ma his Wife, Amos
Morrison, and Catharine his wife, Emily Morrison,
Margaret Miller, James Miller. and W. n. Rice
shfi com. admir- d. b. u. Joseph Watson j-. Goc "a
late Trustee, ...s...............+.., DcieAol-ts.
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is to settle tho accouu s
Of Ww. Il. Rice shh. com. admir- of jacob ID
Miller deed. to ascertain the assets and liabilities
of the estate Of said Jacob Miller decd, and 90
subject the real estate OF said defendant TO the
payment Of his debts, including the hens of
complainant, Joseph Windle.
IL am caring by satisfactory evidence that the
defendants, Seth Lynn and Mary hi wife, Arthur
l.. Mowrey, Jacob Snapp and saloma his wife,
Amos Morrison and Catharue his wife, Emily
Morrison, Margaret Miller aud James Miller, are
not Inhabitants Of this state-lt Is ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here within one
mon after due publication hereof, and 40 what
is necessary 10 protect their int cs that copy OF
this order be published IN some newspaper printed
in Woodstock. once a week for four successive
weeks. aud copy pos ed at the front door Of the
court house of said county, on ,he 1T day % Ga
next county court, -.....
Geo. w. Mile :. &c. 8. &c.
A Copy, Tcsto,
Geo. ". Milcy. c. C.. C. g. C.
jan. lJ--4w Z. I. slickiey =. G..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-22

Ton Ter cent cash and balance In three equal
annual payments, secured She first, By personal
securi.y, and .ien reserved for an deferred in
sialimelis The whole % bear interest from date.
Il. IL RlDDLEBERGER,
Jon. tll.-il. pee. COmr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-22
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL &
MEcmANlcAL coLLEGE.

The rcxt hall sess.n hezirs FEBRUARY 2srH.
Tuition and room rent free, aud board at g. a
month, with opportunities Tor learning on farm
and In shops. Increased advantage for
mechanics. Military drill twice a week. Tor ap-
poiDtments or catalogues address
q. c. MINOR President.
Jan. sth--cw. Biacksburg, Va.
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j. Is, JCHnSToN,
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS.
80. fco smithaeld Sc.


y. R.-He a-f n,e.'~s7i - Nal, Pcs. Paid. 70 .,y
teit l-.4 ID tt t.t -.-.e, AL Llasdss GuEI seat
y. hS e -y --.i .-.s "a tie |. s., % ss sEAniEsi
ALL GOODS Warranted. 4 fau .sssrtp.., a
sT-.ly ,s.lg i4-th, Deg. g AMACNillQN, GUN FIX.
LOCKS, TRIGGEis. BRASS SO NffNG RTRs.
6EQ.kS, SPRINGS, srrEWs, r0RGINGs q al kisas.
t.s5H5.A9, re .'.s, SCENES, NEIs, RODS, LISEs.
,,ARlIE TEN is. b sai q fss. At 81, 50 ssd siA
s3asassFs A-42s ,s shooting sAs. r.sss 50 yaI vs,s.
Lbrai sif;,r't = -,-.hi1is AL dsaisr,
EegaFns q. as a. k.r..y.g lgsa.sy Ase ntl lslh
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-06-24
CERULEAN SPRINGS.

Temperance lecture at the hall last
Wednesday night.
Business lull and finance low.
Flour and corn meal are in de-
mand. arH
Miss Maggie Rogers has returned
home FROM College at Cedar Bluff,
Ky. 7'"
The farmers are busy harvesting.
Some crops are reported badly in-
jurcd by smut.
Miss Lee Lander, OF Hopkinsville.
is visiting the family of her brother
in-law at this place.
MARRIED-By the Rev. II. Smith,
Mr.. Allen Atwood to Miss Allie
Guthrie, oil of this couhy. May
they live long and happy life, and
may their future troubles be little
ones. lob us.t .rs g..a...
The calendar clock pcddlers report
good success in these parts. Some
body is paying about two prices fol
his whistle. p
Il would be a benefit 10 our town
ifabout two-thii,ls Of the worthless:
dogs kept here would do like thai
chicken at Belleview when it com
mitted suicide. 7r'
| The lecture at the new church las
Sabbath was not success.
i Look out for squalls. There was {
man in town last week inquiring TO
o cradle. \. 51 Fo.. n
The grand ball went of all o. X
Everybody seemed to enjoy hinse
hugely. saJhab rsa
Mr.; Hamilton Smith has just re
turned from college at Russcllville
Ky. He is looking well and heart
as though college life agreed wit
II i'm.
DR.. Bill Sharp sail we might loo
for a storm last night, but he wi
have to lick his calf again. The storr
failed TO come. Try again, Bill.
We are having plenty of nice, re
freshing showers, in consequence {
which the crops are booming rigl
up. STEVE CLIP.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-06-24
Hargis Green.

A meeting was held by q portion
of the bar of this city last Monday
for the purpose of taking notion in re-
gard TO the charges brought against
Judge Thos, /. Ilargis, of the Appel
late bench, by Col. Thos. NJ. Green,
OF the Maysville Eagle. Thirteen OF
tho thirty members of the bar par
ticipatca. Resolutions declaring that
Judge lIargis should sue Green for
libel, or bring n civil suit in order 10
have the affair investigated, were
adopted by vote of IL to 2. Several
other lawyers were present but de-
clined TO take part one way or the
other.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-06-24

An exciting and disgracefal scene
took place in the Senate Thursday
morning, between Conkling and La.
mar. The New York bully de.
nounced the Democrats as tyrants
and charged them with acting in bad
faith, when the following dialogue
cnsued:
Mr.. Lamar said: ~ pronounce the state.
mcnt falseho0d, and | repel it with the con.
tempt feel for the author OF it."
Mr.. C0nkling--"I have nothing to say, but 4
tne MEMBER from mississippi intended to i'm.
pute to me falsehood, nothing except the fac
that this is the Senate would prevent me from
denouncing him as blackgnard and q COW
ard ~
Mr.. Lamar-'I have only to say that IN,
Senator from New York understood me cor.
rcctly. beg pa don Of the Senate for the un
parliamentary Ian ;uage. 1t was very harsl
and severe. IL wa such us no good man woult
deserve anil no brave maa would wear"
Tho Southern Senators unanimously sustain
Lamar, and have overwhelmed him with con
gratuiations Northern Republican Senators
OF course sustain COnkling.
such scenes as this in the u. S
Senate are alike disgraceful TO the
country and the parties engaged. o!
course the trouble will be adjusted
without bloodshed. Although the
first offensive epithet was uttered by
Copkling we have no words OF pallia.
ton TO offer for either Both parties
shonld be heartily ashamed of them.
selves.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-06-24

The Elkton Register has been en-
largcd to an eight column paper.
Harrodsbarg Is to have amilitary
company organized BY the young men,
Mr.. Duncan, of Warren county
boasts Of hen with a brood OF ninety
chickens.
Some wheat has already been en-
gagged in Clark county for 70 cents
per bushel.
Mr.. Munnell of the Louisville DEM
ocrat, is spoken of as Secretary Of
State under DR.. Blackburn, sas(e
Mr. j. f. Dempsey has consented
to become candidate for Common
weallhs Attorney in the 2nd Judicial
District. '.f ~
A fire occurred at Glasgow, KY, on
the 10th. which consumed several i'm
portant buildings. Estimated loss
$4,000. I'D
On Sunday june 18th, Mr.. P. T..
Cole, Of Bowling Green accidentally
shot himself through the heart while
handling fire arms. 4h
Mrs. Phil. Layne, who lived near
Woodville, Ky, CONN itted suicide on
the 18th isst, by hanging with g pillow
line fastened to the raiters OF an ice
house. ,sia iaaN
Extensive preparations are being
made for tie entertainment OF large
number of persons at the barbecue on
the 2nd of July at Madisonville, Ky.
Some of the most prominent speak
crs in the state will be present. 81
Mt. Sterling Sentinel says: h. NJ,
Wilson, of Red river, Morgan county,
cut a bee tree last week which was
three and one-half feet in diameter
and contained ten feet ofsoli,l honey.
Some pieces Of comb were six feet in
length,
/ A horrible case Of murder and sui.
eide occurred on Sunday June 18th,
inst across tho river from Leoven.
worth in Meade comfy XIV.
in which n man named Bill Padre,
mashed his vife's head in With an az
and then took n razor and cut his own
throat The cut was sewed nm but
he is not expectel To live.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-06-24

II is said that Walter Evans, came
out second best in his debate with
Cook, Grecnbackcr, at Princeton last
week, At any rate he declines 10
meet him OH the stump again. 1t
seems he is rather easy to dispose of.
In one or two discussions he found
the Democratic candidate Hardin
TO cope with, and refused TO meet
him further, and now it appears that
he has had his goose Cooked by The
Grcenback nominee.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-06-24
WEEKLY REVIEW.

The wheat crop in east Tennessee
is very fine.
The Prince Napoleon has been
killed by the Zulus.
The estimated attendance at the
Cincinnati sangerfcst is 30, 1000.
Gen. Shields, United States Scna-
tor from Missouri, died very suddenly
on the I'd inst.
Col. Jilson P. johnson proprietor
of the Maxwell House Nashville Tenn,
died recently.
Forty thousand, five hundred, and
ninety two emigrants arrived in New
York the past five months.
The New Hampshire Legislature
elected Henry. W. Blair United
States Senator on 18th. M Yg
The Stallion, Enquirer, belonging
to Gus. Buford, was sold to Gen
Harding, Of Tennessee, for $4,000.
The wheat crop throughout
Kentucky is reported good. Oats ant
other grains failure in some place.
There was n violent eattbonak,
near A.; Sicily on tho I'm Fiv,
villages wore almost Wholly DESTROYED
The 6rm OF Neil, McCollum Il Co
: wholesale dealers in leather and find
ings have suspended, Liabilities Sal
600.
,.,,,;,;,, 49,, .u,,,.,o.,,
IAN a ';,;,,a m'sVn n' eAp;J"eo ~" ~
1 ,S5, "' h;,,; 'eviom a! niaur" on ~
80; I, M.'.a's Nv, tmo '''u'O'S anu "o"H''
ing 'oy'''' o'"e''' mo-
q 1t is reported that the yellow feve
has broken out in New Orleans. |
is thought by prominent physician
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-06-24

The jacksonville Republican says
Prewitt will exhibi. his circus, hip
podromo and menagerie there on
July 2nd. Yes, but for once the GER
vices of his Gloom will be dispensed
with. The Dodger will not be afford.
Gil an opportunity TO Pralt-le off his
stale Jokes,