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--faumers have commenced turning np
The soil
--figg- are .ellirg for a Penny spiece
W this vicinity.
Mr.. Sam Spoouamore had Gnc mare
10 fall and break her leg a few davs ago.
Mr.. Iack nlaclerby, Of Garrard. il
vcry low with Consumption At bis mother.
In this vinciniiy.
"A young gentleman Of about go NJ.
avoidupoi= j. troubling the 'Waiers' in ihi-
vicinity, apparently.
Willie, a little 90 Of X l.. White, was
thrown from a horse a few days ago and
considerably bruised.
Rev. Green Clay Smith was expected
10 preach al Providence last sunday, but
failed to come. u was quite a disappoint.
meni 10 those who turned out w spite Of
the had weather, 10 hear him.
You may talk about your White
Combination and your Big u. bat the D.
-. Club car get away with any Of them
lfyou don't believe il, Just come 10 Bright.
School-house % the night Of the iiih. and
he convinced.
Our Sunday School u stili on the in
crease. We had -four matriculaies from
stanford sunday evening. Mess. A. 7. Nun
nelly. Billy Penny, Smith Baughman and
Roy lieazley, and they all had good les
suns ...... Misses Susie lcager, Katie White
and Jennie liaurhman, ofSianiord College,
werc IT their respective homes on a visit
Saturday and Sunday Del. Misses Webb, Hayes
and Caldwell, Of Fell Seminary, were guests
Of Miss Maggie leager Sunday .....J. ".
Vaughn has rented hi farm TO Tom Alex.
andcr Tor the ensuing wear.
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-Hedd Brothers, Of fayeiie. bought of
Gus Payne 40 fat hoes a. D. cents per
pound.
II. ;. Parsons bought Of W. 4. laugh
man his farm near the 4 ab Orchard pike
containing 100 acres for $40 per acre.
charles ilcmphill, Of Jessamine, Is
lTyin the experiment OF feeding sheep on
siili.houre siop Il has proven very sue
cessiul
Nick VIM sold yesterday TO Judge
rench % 2year-old cattle, weighing
about i,ioo. pennds al $3.50 per head
Winchester snn.
-oue.half ounce Of salt 10 the pound Of
buiier b sdopled BY The maker. Of the
celebrated butter which sells az fancy
price Ia Bosi0n
james W. Lakewood sold last week 10
Thomas Payne, of Scott oonnty, 20 choice
yoarling mare mules AZ 500 per head -
M. sterling Sentinel.
The useless dog continue 10 prey on
the valuable sheep. The laae G,als Clip
Pr says that Ne. Plnkerion, Of Woodiord,
iosi 40 Ia one night recently.
Jesse Mart a has sold a. 4. \. sand.
'ord, iol eastern parties, 1900 pounds Of
wool a "a CCnls. This wool Nas hnehi
ny NJ Mall|d Ias| Ica.||n a. % ecnls he
n''i io.e t|np ON ~ NJ Midway chip.
I||
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a general epi1ooiic seem. to pervade
this community.
Andy Wall, who proposed to take
care Of his father in bis ripe old age Tor
the farm on which he was raised, has -icken-
ell II his bargain and handed II over TO Il.
\. Halter.
Ill. W. Caldwell bought Of A. L.
Mckinzic one mare Tor Si0......Jno McCul-
ley bought Of Wyatt luisell me 70 Ike Of
oxen FOR Sllj...... Isaac rr0hridge has
purcha-ed Lance McKinzy's farm for
81, 300 all paid in gold, and will move
move 10 1t in short time
...... Mrs. Maggie Coleman sold her
beautiful little farm Of 90 acre. to VIM
Foglc for n COO.
-BorS.-To the wife Of r II. Nolan
or "podge,' a. he Is familiarity known
on the 9Th ult an ; pound specimen Of
humanity Of the male persuasion. "Podge'
IL now one Of the happiest mail messen-
gers between Cincinnati and chattanooga
THE wife Of Frank Rory, of the Green
River ncighborhood, presented her liegc
lord with = q pound by few day ago.
This reminds Us Of an old maxim, that
what Is worth doing at all l. worth
doing we'll. ....... To the wife Of
II. W. Halter bouncing big boy.
Mack Culley IS here looking ont for
s,avcs......J. Willhite was here Monday
in the interest q VIM. Glenn 4 Sons, Of
Cincinnati ..J. W. liarron's school closed
at Walnut Grove last Friday. lie will
begin three months school at thal.place
again in two weeks......D. h. Coleman, who
il teaching a select school here, was visited
BY several young ladies last week. Boon
considers this quite a compliment TO his
profession, and from his genial nature we
think his heart must be large enough To-
Pat larry, Of Mckinney, attended the hop
nj Epbanks last week, and gave us a
pleasant call on his retun the following
day ID. II. Stafford is dangerously III
with brain fever.
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NJ y ?. cfoig, J. =. Lyan. Geo. Brigii asi
1itefii
Your very Gathering card -oiioiting nae 10 ie-
come a candidate Tor Representative from Lincoln
county has received my mature consideration.
This and many other siiailar requests from other
good Democrats Of the county constitute a oompl-
meni Of which any insn should Justly feel proud.
and one for which feel truly grateful, aud under
other circumstances J would feel Il iobe my im-
perative duty to give favorable response. Bat, I
regret 10 say that I cannot do 70 without making
such sacridcc Of my private Interests ~ I know
you, A. my friends would moi demand Of me. when
iheq are 50 many cool men In The county quali-
led aud willing 10 become your Representative
and capable Of Icaeciins honor upon The position
Thanking Jon most profoundly for your rrofer-
e'l support, feel that you will Justify me IN nov
decliuing to become candidate, rs requested by
you. Very repeatedly, Your most ohedicnt
servant. - TIN W. Hioci,s.
March "a fS@f
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a. 0pcn letter "a an Uhom ~ Moy
Concern.

csAn oRcnAnn, XIV. Fei. 2sih. issi.
y q4s.efi.eaief Liaooia casafg;
Letters have hceu written 10. end questions ak
81 me, hy those who wish 10 he candidates for The
Legislature, and also by friends, II iniend to he
a candidate Tor that Office. ] answer that do not
intend TO be- an independent eandidsie but intend
this time, at least, TO submit 10 a convention or
primary election. This Is no change Of y-,ia.e,,
on my part, bat II Is change Of acfici. For ten
years have beaten line nominee afthe Democrat,
party in The Democratic vote az the August elee-
iion, and have been defeated by the Radical party
NJ the stanford precinct AMI Hustonsillc voting
almost solid ssainst mean sirong Hon. Judge
~ ie and Robert Barrow being the only two lea.l-
ers Of that Party who have supi-,rlei me a. Stan
ford and none Of the leaders OF that party Al Hus-
ionsilic
Well may the peorle-. orator. W o. bradley.
In the esuleranee Of NJ. indignant wrath, say
that the Radicals Of Lincoln county are the
only ones In the State Of Ientncky who viii
vote for the nominee OF the Iemocrafic party
over an independeui. A close inspcc,isn Of the
poll look will sho~ that nisl8 heat the nominee
ever two hundred votes 10 tho Democratic party.
and the poll books Of is7s disclose the asionishin.
iaei that in hat year J beat ihe nominee over
three huu'irei majority ia he Democratic ranks
II the August election, and the Radical party Of
stanford and Husionviie precincts voted almost
solid against me. now Intend 10 Submit my claims
10 the decision Of The Democratic party ia Conven-
tion or primary election, and n / avn defeated the
agony viii soon be over, and / will not he tortured
With long, hot sud lahorous canvass during the
summer. ana aware that may be defeated for
the nomination, because that wing Of the Dcino-
cratic party that supports me with such unparalel-
Ell unauimiiy live in The country, aud 90 not pr
iiripaie murh 10 Csuventons or primary eleetions.
whilst those who oppose me 50 bitterly fgnro con-
spicuo'isly IN Conventions aud take mach interest
ia primary elections, when that mode Of adjust
nent adopted. But thh is that class Of men Who
tell my friends that they would support nle II
would submit TO the party. / VIII give them
chance this year to show that they arc honest 10
what they say. aud II not, e win show my county
friends that that has cnly been their -rcu.s Tor
voting against me.
There Is one thing A. certain As the decree Of
Gate, and that Is J never intend to emit running
an I ana cleo ted, and a. this 3. Crab OrchiIf's
iiWc fr Representative think tho aoniinaiIon
should he given to me with that pnanidiiy the
occasion requires. Friends aud ICES aiiks VIA 3D.
nit that have run three Of the most unpreeeient-
Ell races that have leit their footprints upen the
political turf
wild proloaud gratitude 10 my friends for their
suppolt in the past, am now sgain before you,
aud VII address the citizens Of Lincoln county at
Stanford hut Monday IN April County Court day D.
foSrAISEF. nonnirr.
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Convey r. fi1I|aI $ .||'I|| - 4
lNnsllr' ON IrIfa|. We aInIh'sI |In||''|
".m1l ord oify fI1l ~ tT|I1|
Hotel, ~ Nlfrr.lt, piehi fs-.tiN tltoN
able ulaif.
a marriage D1en.fas. ',.rti cn Il,
2od insi. % John w. haflie. ena De-
leah y W~iofftm
GEORGE W rlin. n lempprsnci rns
viii lecture a. Danville ne Monday. slh.
Subject -"foni keniuck' 70 The Golden
Gate
DrAru.-A.s Mitchell The founder Of
the ke4fHalg Iit0af in Danvillc ~ 1888.
died oilfeumonia NJ Hot SPRING Arb on
Sunday Last, 9th.
The Grand Jury adjourned on Web
ncsday afternoon, after returning about a.
"lrue. bills. including charges for selling Il.
quof, malicious wounding. larceny, two for
murder and two Tor permitting nuisance.
Court adjourned until Friday 18th
Wonder shat made that "Caui,r J1ur.
mr. man nv the "DonrNe lcolored III.
btnc d" II wouldn't be hard 10 get three
good men in the community 10 sign
statement that they have been Introduced
to the Tiibsas and that Il /. printed on vs. ~
paper. That man Ought not 10 have said
that.
WIN. H. Mock and John x. Faulkner.
IT,, have been indicted by The present
Grand Jury Tor murder-chargcd with
killing John Sinpson last Octobef. No
indictment wa found against Milton Rob.
inson, The negro boy who was held to hail
IN connection with these two young men
by an examining court.
DR. Arthur W. tombstone has return.
ed from New York ..... Miss Minnie
Grimes returned from Chicago, where she
made an extended visit during the winter
......Mr. George y. Lupton has offered, 10
the Commissioners, his resignation n
teacher in the y. add u. Institute.
Robert Qui-enbcrry len on Wednesday for
81. Paul. MINI, where he will engaee in
the practice Of law. Mics Ogden len for
Chicago Wednesday.
Gage Rowsey has a button, ploved up
on the farm Of his brother. the late Cam
Rowsey, which would prove prize to
relic hunters. The button " Of brass,
about inches in diameter and contains,
clearly cut. the words "I.ong live the
President, CIV, and the initials OF all the
original thirteen colonies. None n the
Rowfcys ever shot nj that button on q man
II shows no signs n having been struck
with bullet, aud there we're no bones
near BY.
-COunT PLAsrrns.--A vast amount Of
business has been transacted in very
short while. The four heavy damage suits
resulted a. follows Mary Lincoln W. Mr.
and Mrs. IT, r. Samuels--for $1,000
compromised at 500. Mary Van Wade
W. l. Il n. Il. R.--for 0,000-dismissad:
Moore ". shannon for S5000--slander
dismissed; T. !. Hudson and wife " l.. 4
n. II, R.-for Si0,OO0-veriicl for plain
tin. for $3.50 Doc Carpenter, Pete tald-
we'll and Thornton Adams. who "love. in
the twilight hodrs, 10 steal away" hog or
two, go 10 the Pcnitentiary for s months
each The jury in these cases evidently
tried to shut of the parioning power. The
@. J has been earnest, faithful and search
ing
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l. 70
ufs6 N|t|N |l1 A cot IN
arhieI. ID ItII0tIr1 IflII tttf|t JIM
y lu mn .1lIIln I|t||ne along With r|nu..
Ii.ls lnd 4I.' NNI , toot hnmnred |1ol
The oId t0mln. loa l|yk's|ad o. they 70
n llcIf closets md bring oui lol u little
'aci' ~ IlfdA. ahd ~ down 70 examine TO
lnrN Il they III right Yes, ali Of Thu
I. helng done ln ihc nee Of lhc gfoeiaf
mlilenoinm and W. fancy W. hear the
chimes ci Ntddlug bells. but farther than
lhi. the dcroncni saith not.
-Among The visilofs in town ore Nj.
Kettle McRohtfis at NJ. ". r. Stephen
sons, Mr. W. T. Ice and friend Mr.
ic,cf, NJ ibe Harris House. We are alway-
glad 70 zee Mr., lee. md W. give him
hearty welcome ..... Misses Ella and Bette
noores are visiting the Miecs Noel. Of
Iauca-ter Hurry. eirls, and come home,
fof ihe BE are looking SADIE Mr.. Mag.
eie Saunders and. daughters, accompanied
b. a Young lady friend, has returned from
a prolfacied visit 10 i.oulsvilo. notice
All ihe young gentlemen have donued their
brightest smiIcs......Mr Shelby Tevis will
manage the Springs hotel the coming
season. We congratulate the anticipated
visitors, for, lodging nom past accounts,
We acknowledge him most excrlleri and
genial hosi...A report u flying that Mr..
George King, ST., was kicked by q mu IL
this evening and one Of vi. limbs broken.
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The total nnmbef n bod. rni IA NJ
tinnall dnfIns Ihs winter 90 Nov. }
10 March We. IN1I1I. .l.tu,rr dt.
cease. compared with |a.i year. a 4 .. ilI.
10 tlnc|nnali cattle Az ln lail demand
a " lof the lowest grade % tihnia S. iol
le,l shippers. lIoes are little don ai
800 TO so.i1. sheep. $3.50 20 sji0'rer
rri
The introduction Of pune hronn
gollef amsng lock VI mongfe turkey
hens viii adds from lhrpc TO I've pounds
exira weight per head 10 The turkeys rails.
81 The iifst season.
AT r. a. Nunnellys public sale near
leorreiown. work horse. brought s5i Co.
$40 work mules. tiig; COWS. S2l. 80 "
e3o calves, 81 10 s22 ycaring heiicfl.
s23 10 $3.50; two-ycar.old hciicr.. So
TO sloi mountain sheer, s3is TO $500
Squire NJ &. poriman bought in
Casey county Last Monday pair n 1903
hand mare mules, we'll broke. for 1926.
lie also horght II llill n Alcorn a large
horse mule Tor sioO. They arc tip.iop
mulc. and are intended for private u.e.
MIR. }. $. Givena writing from Atlanta,
va. saws ilnf inc mule market Il hrisk
bui high prices DO not prevail. lie sends
ne q clipping from The ii1, which shows
that business IL pretty lively OF Rcdds
stables. 10 snye DAY before yesterday
one hundred and fifty mules were sold NJ
Redds stables Of lhis ciiy--ovcr Sl5.OOO
passing Reddt seems 10 be a sofi Of head.
quariers Cor the larmef."
--NfNCHrSrrn C0Unr.-About COO cat.
lie on the market, falling "a of nearly NJ
thousand head from February Courts Of
ls-O and 1851. licst feeders were IN good
demand NJ $40, common about 4 cent?.
yearlngs S2) to $50 per head, calves So
10 So 80 per head, common mountain cat.
lie brought S25 to 5000 mountain ewes
sid ai s per head. Plug horses in good
demanl al &ll 10 SO.
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funyo rAoKtrai Mcl,oleris a siars'
SEEN ifiah Potatoes NJ or.ley a iIir
gins.
ilMr a NrNSriLry have rccciec,l
car lnai n salt
Go ~ Chenauii a rcnny's and seiil,
that account of yours
bvfKwnrAr fiorn, Cat Meal. Oiia
Sc, at ou.lsy a llirgina.
Han a NrNSrLLFN are agents. fr ihs
celebrated Rnshiord Wagon.
LAKr snonr scci Irish Potatoes. ~ All
kinds, Al llaic y Nnnnelleys.
Fon that Cough ne White Pine syrnp
prepared BY NcEolsri. 4 slarg.
WALL rArru. latest styles and a large
stock, cheap NJ Moi,obcri. a stacy.
Buy your Sehool Books slsies ni.l 9th.
ep~rhool supplies II Chenauli 4 Penny.
TlT Celebrated Garrard Couniy Horse
li'iula Remedy or .alc by Chenauli a
Penny.
Two ihou.anl pound. ~ Suis. Hams -.
the hest W the market At Iiale a Nun.
nelley's
PnNrs. White Lad. uii., Varni-hes.
Window tilass, At bottom price. At Chen.
snlt n icnny's
PrlurNFns. Toilet soap-, Hair, Nail
snd Tooth brushes. and iolle, anlclea Of
al kinds 81 Chcnanli n Penny's
IIAniluS srrrL Pow and the south
lend ohilled flows ~ Owsley \ llirrins,
ars al warnnrd 70 give satisfaction o. no
ale.
TfaurNF n NANArsnAII have a nice
line Of Mems and Boys Ready.Midc
'ldhipg, and viii ell them lover than
anYboAf IIfiA NifNA fNfi
Huii 4 x,NSkLlA Nih u infotn, ilc
public that they will again BE- in the wool
trade. Parties wishing 10 ell will find Il
., their interest 70 scc them 6r.i.
PAEur owing ~ on account or note
Isier 10 Judy 4, l,so will ind tho ~roe In
the'hands d an omcer II not settled N the
xtthirty days Chenault \ renny.
Wa HAVE = srgcdy and positive Cure Tor
laiaarh, niphiheria. Cankcr mouth and
Head Ache. In Shiloh's taiaafh Remedy
A nasal Injector free with each bottle
lie !, Il you dcsirc health and sweet
breath. Price ~ cents. Sold BY Chcnault
A Penny.
DysrfrsIk .ANn LiNrE CoNrLAiNr.--
l. v not worth the small price of - cents
10 free yourself u every symptom Of these
distressing complaint, II you think 80 call
call At our store aud get a bottle Of Shiloh's
Nitiliser. every bottle has a printed guar
aniee on Il. use accordingly anil II u does
you no good Il will cot YOU nothing. Sold
by Chenanlt 4 Penny.
on. War A Cornn VIII you.hecd
the warning The s.gusl rerlal.. q the
sure approach u that niorc terrible Dis.
cafe Consumption Az yourselves u you
can afford Cor the -ake 81 saving I'D cents
10 ran the iisk and 10 nothing Tor it We
know frum experience that Shiloh's Cure
will Cure yonr Cough. Il never iaiis
This explains Why more than Million
ioitlca ucw -ald The past year. u re-
lieses Group and Whooping Cough al
once. Moihefa Dc not h. without "a, For
ane Back. side, or Chest. nee SHILOH
infous Plaster. Sold by thenanli a Penny
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Il must confess that ID Il with no small
degree Of limidiiy mske this attempt 10
accommodate a friend, a. well as the many
anxious readers OF the widely circulated
INTERIOR JOrnNAI. This being my hrsi
attempt 10 write for paper, | will beg
a. the sohoolboy did, 10 "pass my imper-
fections by" for when am older grown !
may DO better.
The sick list, which, We are sorry 10
say, is composed Of our oldest and best
citizens, still retains ils nnmher nothing
serious, and all recovering slowly.
Last Saturday was Court day and
the regular monthly meeting at the Zap
lisi church. Quite a number OF per.
sons we've In town, and a goolly number
attended church. Rev. ". b. johnson
gave us one Of his good Christian talks,
Our town Is ~ nuiler II excitement
and expectation over ihe announcement OF
Mr.. Barnes visit 10 rs this week. Nam
have ALREADY resolved 40 accept hia ami.
versal invitation 10 "ffalat the Iord'
only trust The power Of the l'ord viii ID
present
The daf has been b. quiet AMI pleas
ant We checarto|f realize "a h iht |Ir.l o|
harch 'npnoa0 d !. un0 Or ~ F'1Mhl
dala She let 'un.1|uy dAt. W have
I.
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Montgomery Raines bought n q. j.
Mpclani a horse for $40, and II John
'Noung a COW and calf for So.
Mr.. ". r. Till. Of Mill SPRING., j.
visiting his father. Mr. T. d. liill....lI
Wright, Of llorsc Cave, IL with Mr.. John
Terry.
The Sunday.School Organized al Halls
Gap Church in MAY, has continued
through the winter with increasing atien.
dance II IL now one Of the best schools
in the county, due in a great measure to
the Superintendent, a. we'll a. to Mr.. A. G..
Cooley, the teacher Of the Bible Class
Married on the 2sih al Mr.. John Co
giles, the brides sep-faiher, Mr.. d. T. Ter
~ to Miss Mary c. Barnett, Elder Owens
ollicialing. The room was beautifully dec.
Grated with evergreens and ilowers Mrs.
WIN. Stephenson and Mrs. Julia NJ. Ed
wards, who, together with VIM. Stephen
son aud W. NJ lIill, acted A. attendants.
The bride wore a handsome steel-colored
cashmere. trimmed in silk, and looked a
picture Of youth and beauty. After the
ceremony and congratulations were over q
royal aupper was enjoyed, add then the
new couple len for the groomf home near
town. We congratulate Mr. Terry on win
ming ~ fair a helpmeeL
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hrU sNn Mss , = A'Ns have r'ne 10 "'i'
ne Aiich faieni' in Aayif'ii''
Miss hFtur fANfoS ha' f'infnoi rem
tonif'ilie entirely fe-iofci % hciiih
MIS- iftiA htAis, Who ha' ir'n aea' i'i
''tefai week, - asiin % Der iaihef.
Ais' ifei hfsiitf felufnci ihit ue'A n'n'
Ntfiiis'e' "a, 20 nae he,iiA am siiiiiA
-'nAhte Nv inh Hf''s' ns ihii pc h" s'.''
rfstl"n 10 win.ins esitAiisniaeni ln ien's'ille'
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~ woald not live always, ] ask not 20 stay
bat while you DC stay and live, Try and be- COM
f0riahe and eniov lie n much a. possible. Look
ed al In this light and life will begin 10 grow
sweet As long a. man lives be will he troubled
With hi. lungs, hi Throat, and Ia iact his whole
body. Rui II Il Is your Lungs, nad Cold, hard
Cough, incipient Consumption, you can get a bot
tie OF Dr. Marshalfs Lung syrup nee Of charge ~
a regular sin for One Dollar, which We think will
cure you. We have ths agency, chenauli A Penny.
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The Democratic County Committee Of
ldncoln are requested TO meet in Stanford
next Monday, ~ the Office Of TIN INTER
Ton Journal, az . O'Clock 7. NJ. for The
purpose 81 organizing and consulting.
Tpi W. lIuGrNs, Chairman.
Stanford. March "a 1891
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A rRorRAcrEp meeting Is in progress at
the Presbyterian church, in which the
pastor l. assisted by Rev. Gelon ~ Roui,
II Neraailles.
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rrtwin. Willie pfsN||I a..i n1<.I<n
cNuaf u death Inlamalion of'Il.c 1'n.I.
No william Iafit ~ 81 ~ Itlc
tapt =. J. Aafi., died on saiuilsy Foh
2llh. AZ the residence Of ~ mother. tie.
ceased lfsd been affected lor some Time
with that dread disease. Consumption
The day pre-, ious TO hb death. he rode 10
Paint Lick. some three or ionr miles dis-
lani apparently a. we'll a. ubual. lie
leave. wife and children TO mourn his
lola
On Tuesday morning last. large cir
cio Of friends and relatives assembled a.
The Presbyterian Church, this place. 10 wit
nos the marriage ceremony Of M. John
White and Miv Annie C. Fields At020
the Rev. y. y. Gnerfani, Of Louisville,
pronounced. IN q chasic and impressive
manner, the ceremony that made them one
The church was beautifully decorated with
cvcrereens. The bride never looked more
lovely than when standing Under uhe mar
riage bel she pledged herself 10 him who
long had wooed. They left Immediately
after the ceremony to take the train fof an
extensive Eastern trip.
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Willard Hotel LotteryPostp
TO APRIL q. 1851.
FoRAFuLL DRAWING

The drawing VIII lake rlaor Al lolIafilfk, ~
unllrr authority OF especial Act VI tho hrninctt
le1islaiurc ADD will ~ under tho ah-oIuls canilo'
Of disinltfesioi commissioners appointed ~ me
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