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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-27
RELIGIOUS.


Services at Christian church Sunday
night by Ed. Joseph Ballou.
ED. J. q. Livingston will preach at
Halls Gap Church next Sunday, morning
and night.
Ed. Joseph Ballou will preach at
Rush Branch next Sunday at IL A. NJ, in
stead Of lst Sunday in November.
The Bible has been translated into
236 different languages, while its circula-
tian during the past so years has reached
an aggregate Of 14S.OO0OOO copies. The
number Of volumes issued from the Bible
House the past month was S6,603.
The newly finished chapel Of the Lou
isville Faith Cure Home was dedicated this
week, at which Mr.. Barnes warm friend
Mas w. J. Lillard, sang solo. At the
conclusion Of the services five women went
forward for the healing Of their bodies.
The mos, Northerly Baptist Church is
at Tromao, the capital Of Iapland, which
has two hundred and fifty members. 1t Il
so cold there that ice and snow have TO be
melted to perform the immersion act and i
has to be done almost before the water il
done boiling, else the preacher and convert
get frozen tight in the operation.
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DEATHS.


-LYoS.-Died, Oct. Dist, aged s months
Christopher Cloyd Lyon, child Of g. G. and
Mamie Lyon. None can fully sympathize
with the parents Of this child but those
who have felt a. they feel II is indeed sad
TO bury those in full bloom or those fading,
but how sad TO bury the young, tender bud
The chief pleasure II has given was the
hopes Of what il would be; but IL is gone
and also the hopes that had been built
That tender bud will bloom in heaven new
er 10 fade. "'Tis sweet in childhood TO
give back the spirit TO its Maker ere the
heart has grown familiar with the paths Of
sim" w. b. G..
-"GILMoRE-O October ~, 1882, af-
ter protracled illness, ut the residence Ct
her son in law, Judge T.. North Cullom, in
Algier-, parish Of Orleans, La, Mrs. Maria
Barbee Gilmsre, aged II years, months
and days" The above notice we clip
from a laie n. o. paper. Mrs Gilmore was
many years ago a resident of this place and
was the the mother Of Mrs. John U. Ro-
chester, who visited friends here some four
years sgo. She was a devoted christian
aud member at the time OF her death OF the
Coliseum Place Baptist Church, N. o. Her
many friends here feel the deepest sympa-
thy for the bereaved daughters, Mrs. Gull
lum and Mrs. Rochester, in their irrepara-
bic loss, remembering that their loss is her
eternal gain. FRIEND.
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LAND. STOCK AND CROP.


John M. Hail sold to Ben Robinson,
40 hogs, averaging about 275 pounds, at 7
cents.
1t is estimated that 100 COWS. valued
at 81 900, have died at Paducah of the fever
prevailing there.
Cyrus NJ. Jones sold pair Of 2-year'
old mules to ]. +. Lynn for $500; 9year-
lings to ]. X Baughman for 5000; six calves
TO A. @. Tucker for 1925.
Squire Murphy and Dwight Root sold
to Clark Cash 30 fine hogs at s cents, which
is higher than the Cincinnati market al
present.
A twin sweet potato from MI. X g.
Collier aud a stalk of corn IS feet high
from Mr.. Sanford Erwin, are the latest
contributors 20 our Museum.
The extensive stables and sheds of the
Lexington Stockyards, owned by Burgess
a Afford, were burned Monday night
Twenty large mules, worth $500 per head
and rs short.hor cattle were burned. Thu
cattle were purchased by different partie
at the recent short.horn sale there, fol
sums ranging from 500 10 $500.
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clRRARD COUNTY
lancaster

EuHCdotcfs
Our gallows should be painted and be
a permanent institution. There IL little
doubt but il will be needed again a. soon
a. the Circuit Court can pass on the case
Of Fountain Tankersley, III they catch HIM
a citizen Of the Paint Lick neighborhood,
who IL thought to have poisoned his wife
and children Sunday morning last. The
evidence Is only circumstantial but pretty
strong The story il that Sunday morning
he did not breakfast with his family, but
came in after they had finished eating and
it was noticed by them that he ate only a
piece Of meat, failing TO touch bread, which
was rather unusual. Soon after breakfast
his wife and children became very sick and
began vomiting, which continued TO such
an alarming extent that some Of the neigh
bors we're notified in some way. When
they arrived II was Immediately suspicion
ed that they had been poisoned and the on
" convenient antidote, melted lard, was
admins I'd. This probably saved the
lives Of the children. hat the mother died
Monday night Suspicion rested on Tank
ersly f IN the FIRST, but he was not arrested
and when told Monday night that his wife
was dying he left home and is still Mt large.
II is supposed he wished to rid himself of
the trouble Of supporting them. He de-
serted them once and went to Indiana, but
his wife, wifelike. saw more good in him
than any one else could see and followed
him. bringing him back.
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WoIpoRD's CnAEoEs Judge NJ. G.
ssuley, who has just returned from Wayne,
gives ne some points ~ IN the prospects in
the lth District. Al Monticello, Monday,
the whole afternoon was devoted 10 speak
ing by Coils. T. 7. Hill and j. r. Hind
man, J. G. Sauaey and the Judge himself
A large crowd Of people listened with evil
dent interest, and Il was plain that they
we're aroused 10 the importance Of the con.
test. There is no opposition TO Gen. VOL
ford among the democrats, consequently
the main effort Of the speaker was against
the apathy apparently existing and which
Is being fast overcome. At a meeting Of
the leading democrats that night, steps
we're taken for complete organization Of
the party in each precinct and the Judge
thinks there IL sufficient data TO warrant
the belief that Wolford will carry Wayne
by 300 majority, notwithstanding Hubbell's
$3.50, which he learned from good authori.
~ had been sent to the county. II Is ssti.
mated from rather reliable sources that fol
ly 5000 Of the republican corruption fund
will be distributed in the district, but Mr.
lIindman, the Chairman Of the Democratic
Committee, after a canvass Of each county,
thinks that even that large amount will
not materially affect Wolford's majority,
which he is confident will be fully 800
Judge Sauiley is Of the impression, howev-
er, that some good speakers should be sent
through the district among them, Hon
Joe Blackburn, to arouse the democrats Ia
the importance Of turning out en- mdsse on
the day Of election.
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NOTICE {!

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned per-
sons have associated themselves together and iOrm
ed a corporation under the name Of the Huston
Tille MIL Company" The names Of the corpora
tors are as hereto subscribed The principal place
Of business Of said corporation Is In HustOnville
Lincoln county. Ky. The business OF the cospora-
ton Is to carry on FIGURING Mill, run by steam,
and do all business generally done at such Mills
The capital stock is eight thousand dollars, divid-
ed into shares OF one hundred dollars each; one
half thereof paid and residue 10 be paid In INSTALL
menls Of not exceedingly per cent Of the residue,
on call OF the Board Of Directors and after at least
twenty days notice 10 the stockholders failure Of
notice TO stock holders to b. no excuse 10 a stock
holder duly notified. The corporation is 10 com
mence on the 2lst day Of October, 1887 and contn-
ue for twenty-five years from that date. The af-
fairs Of the corporation will be conducted by seven
Directors, who are 20 appoint one Of their number
President and Treasurer, and one Of their number,
Secretary, and an election for Directors Is TO he
held each year at the principal place OF business,
on the first Monday in November, except the first
election for Directors, which Is 10 be held on the
2lst day Of October, 1882. The highest amount Of
Indebtedness, direct or contingent, 10 which the
corporation may at any time he subjected is four
thousand dollars. Private property o; the stock
holders Is and Is to be exempt from the debts Of
said corporation, This 2lst day Of October, 1882.
WE. CARPENTER J. K. BAUGHMAN
JACOB COZATT, T. J. ROBINSON,
v. =. POWELL, SAMUEL REID,
NJ. W. ROSE, GEORGE W. RIFE.
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STAMFORD, KY
L&K iOchL TImf CARO-.
LOCAL NOTICES.


Buy PAINTS Of Penny n McAlister.
Buy your ammunition Of all kinds from
McROberts a Stagg.
NEw stock Of Jewclry and Silverware al
Penny n McAlister's.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranled by Penny n McAlister
FALL lot Of Zeigler's Shoes just receiv.
ed aud for sale at J. II. rs. II. shanks.
STANDARD Sheet Music, Vocal and In.
strumental, for 10 cents at Penny n Meal.
ister'e
LARGE stock Of Window Glass, all sizes
Double thick glass for flower pits. Penny
a McAlister.
JusT received new lot Of cloaks for Ia
dies aud children and fine lot VI Dol
mans. J. II. n \. II. SHAsKs.
GREAT REDUcrIoN in sheet music; 30,
rs and 81 music now sold at 8 cents. Reg
ular sire aud ON good paper, at McRoberts
n Stages.
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MARRIAGES.

On Wednesday last, Mr.. Robert c.
Codey was married to Miss Mary Proctor
Terhune at the residence Of her father, Jas.
z. Terhune, near Moreland Station.
Married at the residence Of the
brides father in Mercer, on Wednesday
Miss Lula Cook and Mr.. John c. Konkel
Of Cincinnati, Rev. b. +. Taylor, Of Per.
ryvile, officiating.
Miss Georgia Proctor, for several Sea
sions pupil Of the Stanford Female Col.
lege, where she was held in the highest e.
TEEN both by teachers and scholars, was
married at her fathers home in Danville
Wednesday to Mr.. Allen b. Duncan, Of
Nicholasville.
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PERSONA

-MRs. II. G. RurLEY is visiting in
Park4vIlle.
Miss LrrrIE wnIrE, Of Manchester,
IL with Mrs. w. T. Green.
Miss Lucy COOPER, Of Shelbyville, Is
visiting Miss Mary OwsleY.
Miss ASSIE McALfsTER, Of Danville,
Is With Mrs. Robt. McAlister.
MIA. J. =. WATERS attended the Kon'
kel-Cook marriage in Mercer.
-BEvERLY G. RoUr has gone TO Missou-
ri TO grow up with the country.
-DR. J. W. JACKSON, Of sherman, Tex
who has been visiting relatives at London
returned home yesterday.
LITTLE MATTE PAXTON Rour wants
Us 10 put in the paper that her it'll,
friend, Miss Virginia Lee, Of Danville, il
visiting her.
-MRs. ELIZA PAISLEY, Of Laurel Co.
accompanied by her granddaughter, Mis-
Daisy, l. on a visit here TO her nephews
the Me@.is. Gilmore.
--MEssERs A. AsDEEsoS, Of Danville, Col
W. q. Bradley, Of Lancaster, and W. J.
McAlee, Of Louisville, have increased thu
force Of lawyers attending Circuit Cour
SIEGE our las, report.
Ma. ASD MKs. J. $. HuGnEs returned
With Mr.. y. j. Campbell 10 Rockcastl'
sprinrr, where IIughe' n Campbell hav'
opened large store. The latter will re
main there all winter.
MIR. BELLE Hu0HEs, Of blooming
ton, H., Who has been visiting relative
here for several months, returned 10 he
home Yesterday, taking little Mis- Nelli'
wray, who will attend 'chool in that ei'y
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HiqhLand.

Died on the 10Th, Of consumption,
Burt Walls. lie leaves a wife and seven
children ...... Frank Baker, Of Ohio, is visit
ing his brother, G II Baker. lie Is teach
ing a class in renmanship at the Highland
school -house. + B Gragg, Of Somerset,
passed through our place this week on bis
way To Hsz,l Patch...... Rev. J. W. Brock
will presch for the NJ. 4. Church, South
here on the LIT Sunday in each month ...".
Married on the 23d, at the brides fathers
near Science Hill, Miss Mahala Butt and
Geo. w. (Doc) Bastin, Of this place. The
bride IL about Is and the groom 30.
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LINCOLN COUNTY
Near MecOnmaek's Church.

Our sweetest smile 10 your HuslOnville
reporter for his information.
John NJ. Hill has gone 10 the noun
tains TO buy cattle. Gus Mccormack sold
Mr.. Ben +. Robson Of Garrard 40 fat hogs
al cts. Mr.. A. q. Coiiey bought Of Tho
widow Mathers 80 acres Of land for $500
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The new church at Turnersville is
very nesrly completed. The meeting at
Mccormack has resulted in the conversion
Of FIVE 10 this time Much good Is being
done in rou-ing up the old members to a
sense Of duty. Elder Ballou preached two
discourses and his effort Of Tuesday night
was one Of the best sermons we ever heard.
Elder Collier isa warm, earnest pleader for
the Master. The meeting will no doubt
continue ill after Sunday.
Miss Bette A. Helm, Of Goresburg, is
with her sister Mrs. o. J. Thurmond. Miss
Kirtley, ofBirren, is also the guest Of Mrs
Thurmond. MR.. Fr,nk Kelley, Of Boyle.
is with her sick sister Miss Minnie Cosby
Miss Sallie Carter returned from James
town this week, where she had been "a
wait on her sister Mrs. George Carter, and
reports her much better. Miss Bette Mar.
tin, we regret to say Is some worse. Mr.
George Carter, ST., left yesterday for visit
20 friends in Adair. Mrs. Poteet, OF Har
rodsburg, is visiting Mrs. ]. Helm. MI
w. Bryant, Of Pulaski, is with his daugh.
ter Mrs. w. II. Marcum. Mr.. Sam McKit
trick, who lately went West, writes that he
has gone to work, and is delighted with the
country.
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MIIllur1V Mrs. Kate Dudderar,
mIIIWtnV Lancaster street,
WILLIWLIII Stanford, Kentucky,

Ia daily receiving new and he utiful Millinery
Goods Of every escription-evefything Of the lat.
est styles, and no lady who intends buying any-
thing in her line should IA TO call on her Prices
NJ low rs the lowest She Il thankful Tor past Ia
" r. and hopes Tor their continuance. Mrs. Molio
Myers has charge Of the Misunderstanding Depart
nent which lisa sufficient guarantee that her Gus
toners will find no cause for complaint S9-u
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TmE poet very truthiully says that "in
Spring time young mems thoughts gently
turn 20 love" but this is the time of the
year when the young women's thoughts
turn TO marriage and her irousseau, and in
order to assist them in the selection of the
latter we would call attention TO the ele-
CANT line Of Rhadames, just opened at j.
w. Hay dens. lie is also supplied with
beautiful assortment Of buttons and other
trimmings, all Of which are mSrked down
10 the lowest margin.
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Coax sHow.-The value Of premiums at
our corn show, which occurs ON November
6, county court day, is SIS. There are
eight premiums; first being worth - 90
and second 81 We allow our exhibitors to
choose the papers they wish, provided they
are Of the same value as those offered.
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CANNED GooDs.-We carry the largest
and most select stock Of canned goods in
the city, and are prepared to offer extra
inducement by dozen or case. California
goods a speciality. MeAlisier 4 Bright. .
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The RiSK.-We answer hundred in
quiries at once when we say that the Rink
will open for the season, on Friday night.
November ID.
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Stockholders Meeting.

The stock holders OF the Cincinnati, Green River
A Nashville Railroad Co. are hereby notified that
there will be a meeting Of the stockholders Of said
Company at the Arlington Hotel In Covington,
Ky, on the Sxd day OF N0rember, ISSx,
for the election Of Board Of Directors and for the
transaction Of other business.
s9-3t n. ZIMMERMAN, President.
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Bio Tor GoSE. %. J. Thurmond had
his big toe mashed of by wagon running
over Il the other day.
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FOR SALE /!

A well improved MOUNTAIN FARM, contain
ing ONE HUNDRED ACRES. with good dwelling
In Ciarrard county, KY, six miles from Crab Orch
ard, will be sold cheap easy terms, Us the own
er is about TO engage In other business. Apply on
the premises or by letter TO
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AN EFFoRris being made by Col. Shelby
10 set aside thesale Of Gran Orchard Springs
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NEW ADyERTIsEMESTS.

HOGs.-Having an abundance OF corn and mast,
III 1 would like to feed Hogs on shares. Address
Walker Bell, HustOnville.
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Jusr RECEIVED new pickles in bulk,
fresh oat meal, cracked wheat, hominy,
mince meat. &c. McAlister a Bright.
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A HANDSOME line Of Bronze Caliooe-'
the latest out, just received at J. W. Hay
den's.
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Dor'r forget the Irwin Fronts. -

ArrLEs in any quantity for cooking and
eating At McAlister n Brighrs.
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have sold out my Bakery and Confectionery
business in stanford, and would take II as favor !
all persons indebted TO me would come forward and
settle at once. Please attend TO this.
SOFT n. n. DAWSON.
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MISS BELLE HuauEs will have a nice
new line Of millinery goods in to day.
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FULL and complete line offurniture and
house-furnishing goods generally; oil paint.
inRs, ohromos, frames, sc may be found at
b. X. Wearens at any time. Prices very
feasopahle Call
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FoR sALE-A No. l Piano. in use bat a
short time. Addre~s this Office.
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DoS'r forget the Railroad meeting here
on county court day. The county can we'll
afford 10 give the right-of-way, depot
grounds and other facilities to the road,
for besides increasing the value Of its lands
the road will coon pay il back in taxes.
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Cor 'Eu Rev j NJ Bruce received a
telegram from Jud Reider, police officer Of
Knoxville, stating that he had his and
Kings horses, and the rascals who stole
them under arrest Adyertiaing did Il.
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BARREL SALT, new Cooperage, at Meal
isler n Brights.
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ututuN 10 the touHuuitIs
CIRcUIT CoURr.-Judge Owsley arrived
on Tuesday and assumed his duties on the
bench. The proceedings Of the court since
last report are as follows; J. X Napier,
for carrying concealed deadly weapon was
acquitted. Daniel Miller, for assault on
Bush Terhune was fined s. and costs.
Thomas Cahill, for selling liquor without
license was fined $50 each in three cases,
and costs. Jerome Brady for same ofiense
was fined the same amount each in four ca
sea. Walter Steele same 6ne each in three
similar cases and the others dismissed
VIM. Braxdale for gaming was fined $40
and oosts, and Bill Foster was treated in
like manner. Len Hutchinson, for carry
ing concealed weapons did not appear, but
he was fined s25 and costs and a judgment
Of ten days in Jail entered against him.
josh Mullins got the same dose for the
same onense, but the judgment for some
reason was stayed. John Walls. same Of
Tense aud same verdict. Jerry Hughes,
Pete and Matt Houston, were each fined
for gaming. Bill Alstott, fined $40 for
breach Of peace, and NJ. + Morgan for AS
sault, sl7. Messrs. William Herudon, j.
B. Dunlap and Isaac II. Trabue were sworn
in as attorneys. John Young refused to
testify against Jim Carter before the grand
Jury aud he was ordered to Jail. Col. w.
q. Welch and George Denny, who worked
in some Of their wit on this case, were fined
So each. Polly Ann Gill, who sued her
husband John for divorce, condoned the OF
Tense charged by returning TO his bed and
board and her suit was dismissed 10 Nc
Smith Gled an answer denying each and
every charge that his wife had brought
against him. Her attorneys asked that al
imony be allowed her during the pendeney
Of the case and il will be argued on the
18th day Of the term. The case agains
William Gresham aud John Reid for th'
murder Of Cam Rowsey was called Tuesday
J morning and after several hours were con
sumed in the effort to get jury, the cour
adjourned after getting ten and ordereC
the sheriff 10 summon 10 more men from
: which TO choose the other two. Thu
panel was completed from the number, a
men in all being examined, and il is as fol
lows David Scott, +. F. Gaines, j. Ii
Rout, John Pepples, Isaac Cowan, Wm
4 Alexander, w. X Mccall, John Stephen
{ son, Elijah Spoonamore, David Peoples
VIM. Severance, l.. L. Dawson. The fact
I in this case have been given TO our reader
a at the occurrence Of the tragedy and at th
a frst trial Of the case, in April 1881, and v
!. will spare them repetition. The evidenc
g was concluded by noon yesterday and It
y thought that the case was not so strongl
: made out as before. Judge Sa1hey mad
1 a very forcible speech for the defense IN IN
I afternoon and was followed by Judge Ge'
\ Denny in a strong effort for the prosecr
ton. j. w. Alcorn spoke last night an
: Col. hin and Commonwealth Attorne
Is X. c. Warren will close the argument III
M.
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A PIcKrocKEr was evidently in town on
the night Of the minstrel perform unce.
Tom Morgan's pants pocket was cut open as
he was going up the crowded steps, but for.
tunately he did not have his money in that
ill
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LEGs Cur OFF.-Our correspondent at
Shelby City, Mr.. w. +. Grubbs, sent US the
following by telegram last night: Bob
Shelby, negro boy, was run over by
train on the c. S. X. r. at Junction City
this evening and had both bis legs cut oil.
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Administrator Sale

As administrator OF James Williams, decd. i
will on Monday Nov goth, 1882, between the
hours Of 10 A. N. and p. NJ, iell to the highest
bidder, the
Hotel I'm HusfOnyille, Ky,
now occupied by 5. C. Powell The building con-
tains about 20 rooms. There Is spendid garden
also a cOmmOdiOus stable and lot with never-fAil-
ing we'll on H. also vacant lot across the street OPP
posite the stable. Parties desiring such property
would find II TO their interest TO see this before
purchasing else where II s surrOu nded by as rieh
bluegrass stOckrasing country as there Is IN the
state. There are 3 churches regular and select
school In the place. The people are generous and
sOciabe 10 a fault There Is a constant stream OF
commercial aud other travel through the place
Every thing thing tends TO make IL one OF the
most desirable and profitable hotel stands in the
State Don't forget the day; every body come.
90-l7 ~. n. WiLLiAmS, AumI
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Goro the Erwin Fronts"