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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-03
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RE


Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes, and PGLdeS
Dining Cars for eating purposes only. one toeE
great feature of our Palace Cars is SMOhINeS
SALOON where you can enjoy your " HaVSQS
at all hours of the day. -
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the MiSsISsIpF4
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed by CnE1
line and transfers are avoided at Council BfzEISs
Kansas City, Le2VelwOrth ana AtcDlSOns c0I-
nections being made in Union DepotS.
The principal r. r. connections a.
this great Through Line are as TO1IowHs
At CHICAGO. with all diverging lines for chs
At ENGLgWOoD with the LIS. & MS, a1&E--
At WAsaINGToN HEIGHTS, with P, C &SG
LR.R.
At PEORIA, with P. P. & j.; P. d. d E.; L B-4&
W, III Mid; and T. P. & w. Rds:
At ROCK ISLAND. with milwaukee and EeSEE
Island Short Line. ana ROCK lSld q Pea EasS-
At DAVENPORT, WIN the Davenport O1FSSOHI-
c. NJ. & ST. P. R r.
AtGRINNELL, with Central Iowa r. r
At DIES MON KS, with d. NJ. & T. ID. K, z
AtCoUNcIL BLUFFS, with Union Pacific EEEa
At OMAHA with B. & Mo. r. RI. lin ne2a
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION.wlth B,C.R- &N-hna>
at OTTUMwA. with Central Iowa r. K; w.
AtKEoKUK, with Toll. PEG. & Wal; WaS. SEs-
Louis q Pac and St l., KeO. & y. W. r R1SA
At CAMERON with H. St J. R. r.
AtATCHlsoN, with Atch-, topeka S2nf7Es
At LEAvENwORTH, with Union Pac. anG k2EAs
.AtK1NsAs CITY, with all lines for the Wezs
and Southwest.
Gibson. and LEAVENWOKTH.
Great Rock Island Route are s0to nSf
our home office. address,
r. ST. JOHN,
General Ticket and PEzsenga ksssry
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-15

This l. the fourth and last week Of Court
and every body Is glad. Considerable bust.
ness has been disposed Of, hut as Court
Of convictions Il has been lamentable
failure. The juries seemed determined
that no guilty man should be punished.
AMI Whenever they could not strain point
and aoquil, they did the next worse thing
hang. There have been several hung
juries this Court.
Contrary 10 the expectation Of nearly all,
except the jury, who he.rd the evidence
Wm. l. Moore was acquitted Of the muir
der of james X. Mccormack, his peers
hardly leaving their seats. Several times
dining the trial Moore was forced 10 tears,
fact which shows that he il better man
than most NJ those who take human lie In
their hands
After many continuance and a change
Of venue, the trial of Boone Conn, for the
murder Of Monroe Mccoy, In Garrard
county. ON the gth Of June, 1876. was com
uenced here on Monday last. Some City
men we're examined before A Jury was oh.
tanned. and on Tuesday the testimony be-
gam The prosecution proved hat on the
day named young Mccoy, with his aunt
was driving home from Lancaster when
Riley keniro. Sweeney Morgan and lioone
Conn overlook ihem. Some words passed,
and Conn, drawing his pistol. fred At Me.
Coy,killing him Instantly. ID Was iufth er
proved that the murdered man wa un-
armed. The delense, on the contrary,
showed that Mccoy had Gred the dfst
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IAhNiiitt AIAi H. i0'As
Ehior laisrio Journal
IN your last, M. jackson Giyens' authorized
statement Is published, which says "thai he de-
ciared eleven per cent pcr anuum, and luiI,las
Of a 700, which he turned over 10 Mr. Jones. %
DO not know what Mr. Gigens purpose was in
making this statement can't ihink % vas 10
make the Impression that the road made that much
money the year be was its President II IL true
Mr. Glyens Wa President irum May 1875 10 May
1879, Immediately AFTER the death Of the late Capt
Warren, whose execution paid over 10 him
y iiA2li added 20 that amount be received $500
nom The Cincinnati southorn Rallsay Compin ny
making SWAN. This amount he starts oui
With other than the current earnings " ne road
Ia July 1875 he paid six pa cent, and in January
cent, stated aud, a. the expiration OF bic year,
he turned over 30 nae 81 .taisl, OUT Of uhich must
he deducted 80 had 10 pay tho state Auditor on
M. OiYens' January dividend that be should
have paid which leifos a net tufnin Cover 20 iue
u q, iio ii. This amount taken from ameunt he
bad turned over 10 him Of ti,llAii would have
" idl l6 which amount of surplus he used iu
pay Ing his eleven per cent? which Il over iouI
pei cent an the capital stock. Oi tai ,ul0 there
fore, you will nnd be really paid lees than sffea
per cent out Of thc current earnings 90 the fuad
30 much for this statement, M. tNeus. a. above
turned over 10 me 81 1ls.Al, I paid tea per cent
durlng The neat , ear aud had on hands tlsh hal
auce Of i,oua. This amount iaken ilota Tho
" ,hiadi, amuunt tufned over by NJ, hiteus,
caves t,.s.oo. uhieh IL the amount VI surplus
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MIR Barnes had sgi confessions in
lancaster Praise the Lord
Rev. ". I. Tyre SAYS that there have
been additions to the Baptist Church at
Brodhead every meeting dag this wear, aud
that last Sunday there were eight
An effort was made In the Washington
u. G., Presbyiery to depose one Of is minis.
tiers because he had married a Catholic
lady, but after heated debate the resolu-
ton for his expulsion was very Justly
tabled.
The book Of the General Presbyterian
Council, just issued in Philadelphia, gives
the number Of the Presbyierians in the
world a. about 100000 COMMITMENTS
and about 100000 adherents to the
several Presbyterian bodies.
The Gutenberg Bible, the first book
printed with types, was sold at auction in
New \ ork few days ago for 5000. Ii
il printed in Latin aud Gothic type, with
illuminated capital Letters aud decorations,
and was issued in li55, after FIVE years Of
labor
Rev Jonathan Moran. pastor Of the
Coloied Baptist church, asks a. 10 thank
his friends Of the various churches for a
we'll timed raid on him this wee with all
kinds Of eaiables, enough TO last him nearly
a year. lie has been sick all the Winter,
and the gifts were, therefore, doubly ap-
precialed.
The meeting 1t the Methodist church
closed Friday night, with fifteen addi-
tons Miss Minnie Siraub and Charley
Cox were added after our last report.
Those who had not been baptized had that
ordinsnce administered to them Sunday
night, after which they were admitted in .
to the church and the right hand Of fellow
ship extended them by the congregation.
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LAxD, srocK AND cRoP.

It r. Walton, Jr. recently bought Of
J. NJ. Hail pair Of oxen for $50
The trotting horse, Jeweti. has been
sold to a Pennsylvanian for $4,000.
Squire j. :. Murphy says that the
bud; portion Of the peaches Farmers
are more behind than ever known in this
county.
Stock was never in a worse condition
than at present Feed has about given
out. and unless the green grass commences
10 grow all around" pretty soon, great
MANY cattle and sheep must be lost
John Il. Dickinson, who lately return
from Atlanta, Ga, tells rs that the mule
market is very dull; in fact, he says that
prices are better here than there. Sales
are few and far between al $50 to $500
per head.
In Cincinnati the cattle market i firm
and strong at 81 and 50 80 for common 10
Si.S5 TO $3.50 for best shippers. Hogs are
in active demand al 80 10 $685. for select
ed butchers, down 20 $3.50 TO Si25 for
trashy scalawags. Sheep are advancing;
common, 81 TO iic choice, &c to 6ie per
pound
MIR. Randall l.iisey. Of llarrodsburg,
one Of the hest judges Of stock in Ken.
lucky, has recently gone into the Jersey
stock business, and has a herd Of very tine
animals, Any one wishing iine COW could
not do better than calling ON or addressing
him at Harrodsburg, Ky. See lad" else
where.
LEXINGTON COURT. About 500 cattle
offered, not more than half u which were
sold The market was considered fail
ure in consequence Of the late Spring and
the scarcity Of provender. One lot Of
steers sold at $50, which was considered a
little over cents Mules in good de-
mand at 500 to $3.50. Plug horses plen-
tifnl at $50 10 $50
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T. ? NM. D. hes rsturnei from tusinei
uip 30 Louisville
-Ns. Ctru DAVIS. me clever advance assui q
Dan Rioc's shov. 10 10 town.
Ma. D. Gnunns our shelby Gay come
fou.i,ni. called % o. thh uest.
Ms. iouS a. ruutv Fpeni te days lr
Lebanon and ilaffclshuHI lasi seek
II Is rumarsd that nr. Wm. Hannan, % ian-
easier, ~lli move 10 this place in short nue.
Mss. . = NcEfuni ani Miss snrie noui fii.
itsi the 'ofmci's rarruis Boz nsylo This vcot
Ma Joss r. iiioaiSs ani linlly, 81 Lancaster,
have moved iuio iha property lately olcaplcl by
NJ ,. d. rennit
Ms. A. A. wAnurs, 90 Be- rlrfoieniiag iiulc
Toto Ne %. X. Of n. a the ursui ioirs in
l. anisriiie this uecs.
Miss FloursCH IrrruEknt has riurncl
ison Lancaster Eumo hfi BE- that .he hrs ma'ie
q oonqaasi over thefn.
-an. ,. o. nrnf. ihe esacfieai mail a.ent e
smiling ever the adfrni nl an hsif % 10 boy
aul weighs a' fpuris
Ma. T. surtnr Irvr icn Dot usek ff Do.
rsashs Ia Ksnsas rhe sisiiol. 90 Crah of.aaii
ill iiss him neat season.
-NEss q q. tkC1u, b. ". Jones llha Cisau.
q. e. fe1, e. d. RODE. aul olhgfs, 81 nauriiie
uefs aiieudiug CouH tha Velt.
Mns Msnr wittiAns, 81 thc Colierc. went 90
Nuiersbar Yesterday. We vofs told tho rclsan
Of ihs visit. hut DO bot care 90 ieii
Ms IouS L. nrnaoS, u steubeusilie, o., has
bought an Interest To- ihe marble lusinefs % q.
e.. Wine Ne appran % be- an excellent workman.
VS. ufsir.ifl D. state last ucak that NJ. A. T.
Hale has leen elected President % ihs panslio
ana Cfah or,hafl Turnpike 40 suegooi pr. jeck
Hslsy.
MIS- NAaf Mrrrs and Che class ln oelioey,
Mlsses Jennie Knott. teuuie Crane. raiiie niece
aud Mary white, have slnp io Lftauon 90 take q
prscilaal llsson With rfuf ". q Knott
Wa ieoktd ln un The thofiiu' roftarc home 20
our Lancaster correspondent. ". A. roglc. sus-
day. aud found him and BIZ excellent utiie wife
appanutly a. harpy as mofials 500 on ihii muu-
dane sphere
A ntoArrn ioadholier D. Thomas o.. Wall
ton. D., of THr IsrrnioE iorrEAI, 81 STANFORD.
ile has bought Mucgrass am "a Ilncaln
oouniy, and uiii devote some Of his Time Do agri-
ruiiusal pufsuits -i Louisville Post
ora sulsesibsfi this weet are. james Nolieh,
Pleasant AN. Mo- Mn. u. ,. ralsi, niohmaud
Junctiou, Eid. ,. /. Allen. ,has C. fox, Dam
viiis, lahu n Nandlylofi 81 D, Patterson, }, s. 7.
Cooke. Tom Tarusuouh. Vim. fHius, Eugcno
Noore. iltsay A NanAr-iale iirs a Cohru,
narrctsburg. by ,. a.. Puiiiam. Adam Caiifou,
Level Green. by ClL \. NJ. nurletii tioo. " clay
.osrn n. o. Iohu.on. stanford. ~ J. Wells. Shell
by Ctyi Lieut. John scott, Crab ofoharii %. W..
shults. Mckinney G. q. Ware, naneiile
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TTEHs or INTEREST
Ny
DUDDgRAR a "a


In assuming control Of this column,
while Il IL true our own interest prompts
~ to acccpt Il, yet We feel we can and will
make Il 90 the interest Of our readers. In
this, At least, they may find where TO get
their wants supplied.
While We can enumeraie only part Of
the articles kept by ne. We will from time
to lime change the matter contained In our
space, and hope thereby TO make Il inter
esting 10 all readers.
A special drive in Mems Kip Brogans at
one dollar per PAIR.
Curtain Lace and l.ambrequins, in new
designs and coloring-.
The hest Dollar shirt ever seen here,
with Linen reinforced Bosom.
Don't forget thai.our stock Of Hats Is
complete in every particular.
Kid Gloves Maihers' Perfnmed Kid
Gloves are the latest and incest thing out.
Cotonades, Hickory, Plaid Coitons,
Apron Checks aud Cheviots at popular
prizes.
Ten dozen "Town Talk" Cor-ets. at 50
cents each. Best corset ior the money ever
seen here or elsewhere.
Dress trimming, in this line We have
Ear surpassed every former season. Ladies'
can End almost anylhing they may want.
Gentlemen will find our stock Of Neck
wear, Collars, Cufs, Suspenders, Half.
Hoe, Drawers aud Undershiris, complete.
Ginghams in the preiliesi styles FOR
Dresses; also all staple styles in all oolorr,
including Black and White Checks and
Stripes.
Trunks aud Nali-es Of al grades, from
common poplar cover TO the most elegant
zinc Bridal Trunk with every modern con.
venience.
Dress Goods have been for the last year
or 50 an Especial Department with us, and
We feel we have surpassed any previous
season in this line
We invite one and oil to an inspection
of our immense stock in our new and ele.
CANT room, corner Of Main and Lancaster
streets, in Opera House building.
In Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing
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shot, striking COINS horse IN the shon lder
II will be remembered that sweeney Nor.
gan, who happened 10 be- with Conn NJ the
killing, was afefwardt sent 10 the peni.
ientiafy Tor six years, although the old
lady with Mccoy swore that he took no
part In the ahray. Renfro. the other man
With Conn, skipped ont aud ha. not show
ed bic face here since. r. &. Warren
played q lone hand for The Commonwealth
IN this case, while WEIGH n Sauhey. W. %.
Bradley and Geo. Denny appeared Tor the
defense. OF course the jury hung they
always do when they can't acquit. Judge
Owsley l. hangine 10 them, however, and
intends 10 get verdict, " possible
wfhe suit Of John W. Miller, Sc, W. the
National Bank Of Lancaster, in which a
change Of venue had been obtained from
Boyle, was tried here this week. Follow.
ing l. a statement Of the case a. given by
one Of the attorneys. samuel W. Miller
made a deed Of trust 10 biz creditors,
among Others the First National Bank o Z
Dunrnls. llis land was sold under pro-
ceedings In that case and purchased BY
that Bank. Afterwards the National Bank
Of IaHcassT purchased the land from the
drsl-named Bank. In the trust case writ
Of possession issued TO put Miller's Trus.
tee in possession Of 100 acres Of the land
which vas assigned by him 10 the FIRST
named Bank and by them 10 the Nation.
al Bank Of Lancaster. John W. Miller
aud two Of his brothers were IN possession
Of the 100 acres and brought suit against
lasi.named Bank to enioin the execution
Of the writ on the ground that Il was not q
creditor Of :. w. Miller or the hrstnamed
Bank. and was prohibited BY H. cha rter
from purchasing real estate. The Bank Of
Lancaster asked in their answer for a
writ Of possession against Susan Miller
who was in possession Of the remainder ni
the land, abodt 400 acres The Court held
that the petition be- dismissed, and granted
defendant a writ Of possession i1r the 400
sores. and that II the Bank had violated
the Statute, Il could be- held answerable
only by the sovereign. Speeches were
made by Hopper a Bradley for Plain.
tin-, and Anderson a jacobs fnr Defend.
ants Judge NJ. J. Durhsm snd Mr. Hern-
don were also In the case. An appeal was
taken.
Last week We gave m account Of the
examining trial Of Charles Wright aud
sam Middleton, Tor robbing one W. VI.
McMilliams of so. Judge Owsley orier.
ed Grand jury summoned To consider
their case, and they were promptly indici-
ed. Wednesday, Just week after the
alleged robbery, they were brought 10
final trial, aud yesterday they we've sen.
fenced to four years each in the Peniien
tiary.
Alex. Smith, the hog thief mentioned
elsewhere, stole on Tuesday. was arrested
on Wednesday, tried on Thursday and
pleading guilty was given one year in the
II this summary Justice
could be melted out in al cases short.
stop would be put TO crime.
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u'ed 10 paying Ten pr rent. dividend. which IL
lt'ls ei' than one and dee-eishths W cent 70 BE-
taken nom The ien which leaves me 10 have paid
eight and ihfss-eiihthi psf cent out Of the nst
earnings Of The road, and that yeaf ! save u the
hesi working " hal had for several ycar. 70
much zoe the comparison. In the latter part Of
hs year ihe railroads pooled their difference, md
We hase bad nothing since but the local travel,
and Of course tho rsceiri' are very much reduced
y. W. JONEs.
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fismNg TAcgLr NJ McRohcrls a Slare'.
srrn Irish poiaioes Al Owslcy a llir.
gin..
SAir, Lime and Cement constantly on
hand II Owsley n llirgini
LAKr Snour Seed lrish Potatoes, Of ~
Kinds, NJ Halo 8 Nunnellsy's
Fon that Courh u.e White Pine synp.
prepared by Mcl,oheris a Siafg.
NAnifry II Sweet Potato Seed. includ-
ing Russell County Bmzilian, ID owsley a
Higgins
Tnr Ready MIXED Painis sold by Me.
Roberts a Slagg arc the best odd are
guaranteed In every particular.
TenurNr a NANknspAfl have nice
line Of Mems and Boys Ready-Made
Clothing, and will ell them lower than
anybody.
W. NAYS q speedy and positive Cure Tor
Caiaafh. Diphlhefia, Cauker mouth and
Head Achs. in Shilohs Caiaarh Remedy
A nasal Injector free with each bottle
lie 10 u YOU desire health and sweet
breath. Price So CENTS Sold by Chenault
a Penny.
DysrrraA AND Llvrn COMPLAINT
l. j. not worth the small price % 3 cents
20 free yourself % every symptom of these
distressing complaint, " YOU think 20 call
call NJ our store and get a bottle Of Shiloh's
Nitiliaer. every bottle has printed gusr.
aniee on II. nv accordingly and " u does
you no good 10 will oosi YOU nothing Sold
by Chenault \ Penny.
on. WuNr a Cuuam VIII You heed
the warning The signal perhaps q the
sure approach Of that more terrible die
ease Consumption. An yourselves IL you
can afford for The axe of saving 30 cents
10 run the risk and DO nothing Tor a. We
Know from experience that Shilohs Cure
will Cuc your Cough II never fails
This explains Why more Than Million
Bottles were sold the past year. II re-
lieyes Group aud Whooping Cough at
once. Mothers DO not b. without Il. For
Lame Back Side, or Chest. use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Sold by Chenauli q Penny
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DRarHS.

poRTER.-On Sunday night last. after
lingering and painful illness, Miss Sallie
II. Porter, aged % years. She was de-
voted member Of the Christian Church,
and a iavorite Of all who knew her. Her
funeral was preached on Tuesday by Ed
D. Ricketts,, and her remains inferred ia
the family buryiug ground.
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PROPOSALS.!

SEALED BIDS WILL RE HECEINED By THE
undersigned until MONDAY, Ap'lIs, lssi, ior
ERECTION OF CTpOLA
On the PIeshy terrain Church Plan and specihei-
tion 10 he found with John W. kout 10 Store Of >
". Hayden J. W, koUr,
Asutn owsLFN, Com tee
i1i-2t JoHN j. Me RonERTs,l
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Money due when he tact Is asceriained OF mare
parted with. Lien retained On cells till money Is
paid. Waterloo Is years old, black, u hands
high Of splendid style and aciion, and we'll bred
a. amy horse 10 the land. lie Is by Richelieu. he
by Mambrino Chief. he by Mamhrino faymasier.
he by Mambrino. he by Imp. Messengcri lst dam
Helen Mar, by Bay Messenger; he ny liarpinusi
he by Hambet0nian; he by Imp. Messenger "a
dam Red Bird hy Cannon Whip; he by Black
burns whip. he hVImp. Whip he by saliran +,
dam BY Herod; 81 dam thoroughbred mare BY
Imp Diomede. Bay Messengers dam Was out Of
ull-blOOded Messenger mare, and BY Imported
Rockingham Richelieu Is thelnost iashionably-
bred trotting horse 10 America, aud the winner Of
more premiums and purses than any horse In Ken
lucky, lew Of which are as f0llows-
Al Lexington, Ky, first premium over the get
Of Mambrino Chief; Urbana, Ohio, is63, all work
and swespstakeg urbana, 1854 all work and
fastest trOtiing Stallion $50 also first premium Tor
all work Sidney, 1861, hrst premium ior fastest
trotting stallion also first premium for all work
Jrhana, first premium for all work also sweep
stakes premium for a silver tea seryice Ohio state
Fair hrst premium Of $50 for all work, and sweep
stakes Of siO0, beating 81 horses OF all ages aud
breeds Irbana SOS, silver castor and silver pitch
er; Urhana, 1853, sweepstakes premium aud purse
Of SO for fastest trOtting stallion MayGyile, purse
Zoe fastest trotting aliOn best 10 3; also, pufse
for hest la 8; Ohio State faii, 1870, premium OF
500 ior best stallion aud ave colts, Time, 2.Sg 10
wagon. Waterloo's dam by Helms Yorkshire,
dam by Welsiger's BelshaHzari ID dam by kossuth
I'd dam the noted roam owned by Joe Helm
aud Afterwards by n. T. Lie.
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DAN RIcE, the Snowman, is still on deck f,
and will be here on Thursday, 2lst, with
his mammoth Museum aud Menageric
See 'ad' in another column Tor further
particulars. Let everyday come.
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At the same place we will stand our fne Ja,k,
YOUNG BOWMAN, at FIYE DOLLARS 10 Insure a
mare 10 be In foal. Money due same as for horse,
aud lien retained above. Young Bowman Is 4
years Old. rs hands high, and was bred by George
Washington, Of Boyle county. He was sired by
HaIley's Compromise; he bv 1ippacanoe; he by
Henry Claws Warrior. Noung b0wman's dam was
By Andy Rice; z. dam BY Pioneer <. dam by
bold Wagner So. Z. dam by Maltese Jennet.
lla-lm MI. An. RIlANELI
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TnE rain, Il raineth every day, and the
farmer aud gardener continue 10 fail to get
in their little work.
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LoNg PRINrR-2i0 pounds, ia good or
der. The outside Of this issue Il print ed
from il.
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Very Desirable House and Lot
in Stanford For Rent.

This property Is situated on Main Street. The
House contains rooms a cook room and cellar
Gu the lot there u good cottage. q good stable,
veil, vineyard, 2c. Apply 10
i72-if .. n. CRAIG. stanford. Ky.
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Tnr Champion rlow, ;he best in lh'
market, At J. r. Warren Is Sons
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TnF next meeting Of the Central Ken.
lucky Medical Association will be held in
Danville, commencing al l0l O'Clock, A
NJ, on "Wednesday, the 2l.i inst Or. Cow
an will open the debate with a paper on
Typhoid Fever.
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foi iuii particulars, ~ 10 Board, Ae., addIs..
mas. =. a. raUEnEAaT, rrineipal
.ianlsrd, LnCQlp Cp., ".
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A rnorooRArnEn would do a go,l bai-
mes here nov.
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SIS TO INSURE A LIVING COLT.

THIS TEOTTING BRED STALLION Will.
make the present at our stables. 10 Miledse
Wills, Lincoln county. Ky, at