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MARRIED.

San Francisco, September Ill. T. Adams TO Min
ME Baxter.
San Francisco, September l4-Bernard Kearns to
Mary Reilly.
San Francisco September l3-Wm McDgrmott Tn
Eta 0'Bren.
San Francisco, September CIV. West to Minnie
Winters.
Woodland, September 17-Byron Ball to Mary E.
Alexander
Greenvile, September l2-J. r. Tosman to Eliza
beth Cleavelani
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BORN.

Sacramento, September 6-Wife OF J. W. oatman, a
daughter
Davisville, September 16- Wife of James Brady, a
daughter.
Chico, September 13-Wife of Moses Striplin, son.
Los Angeles, September 16-Wite OF ]. L. Stanton,
daughter.
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ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY received the highest
award in competition with all American aud
several foreign champ agnes, st the late New
York Culinary Exposition.
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THOMAS BROMLEY, merchant tailor, $40 J
street has gone to the city to buy in . large
stock OF fall goods, consisting of French and
English broadclothe diseonals and cassimeres
OF the finest kind. He respectfully invites
all to come and tes him. Perfect fs guaran.
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.REwARE of limitations in Rock and Rye,
Trademark filed In this State and Nevada.
Geo. w. Ghesley, sole agent.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Found Bead I'm Bed-DecisIon Regarding
Corporations = SttieuItural State Con-
ventiOn-Ie dignant Repahiicans-ver-
diet In Favor OF the Hopkins Estate
Etc.
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BEATS THE ELECTRIC LIGHT-Those hand
lamps. sold for 20 CENTS complete, at Acksr.
mans closing out sale.
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The cheapest AID handsomest lamps In the
city are cFsrsd At Acksrman's closing cut
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IHe retail market. 0GsCuys seusi-
tiUe to eUea the slightest increase in
the cost of cts goods, IS 0Jseady pro-
tecting itsefby getting greater prices.
THIS IS particularly so in the case of
those dealers echo haze only small
stocks of BOOTS AND SHOES on
mana, anal aCh0 mast either get
higher prices on content themselves
aCith smaller profits, achich IS hordZy
likely to be the case
We haze not, hOsCeuer, felt u7,y
effect of this increment thsts fur-nor
Is there any Immediate prospect of
oar so doing. Oar present stock is
0ery large, and for the most part scas
contracted for last Spring aCith East
ern manufacturers, at the forrest
prices then ruling.
We also are selling such portions
of the LEWIS BROS STOCK as
ace found, upon careful ecominu-
ton, to be perfect, and at less prices
than charged By that firm.
We haze neCer presented so na02y
advantages to buyers i,e this Depart
ment as at present, Gatd zoe beJieUe an
inspection of oar goods by those aUh0
are interested can bat 71gOUe of
benefit.
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LE decorated bric.a-brsc lamp
shs for 81 81 complete, with q
tnasor, base and shade, at Acker.
* out sale.
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4 ZINC Fruit Rnnch os Iss Ac-c.. mes

a Farm OF 20 Acres on Lower Stockton
Rosd, tour miles from Sacramento price 81 60O|
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hos corner of Eleventh and ]
selling good dairy butter for 20
gilt edge butter. 75 cent?. Come
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The Peoples Photographic Gallery,

NHIS GALLERY HAS JUST BEEN OPENED,
Il and il producing every variety of Photo
graphic work known to the Art. "Gcod Work and
Reasonable Prices" is my motto. Many thanks for
the liberal patronage thus far. +. II. GAINES.
au26islm
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Your lamps at your own figures q.
haas closing out sale.
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and sHohs

The prices of BOOTS AND
SHOES generally are advancing.
Eastern na0natf lecturers are aspaciIL-
ing to fill orders for nsauy Tines of
this increment Is f'oH,ad chietzy IN
the ocertared capacity of the shoe
facturers, and the increased ecports
OF hides and cattle to Europe, rhich
has had the effect of adUnncing the
prices of race materials. We qatOte
THIS from o. Boston trade journal:
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A Farm Of 1e0 Acres near Auburn CAod
Building small Orchard. vineyard, ETC.; price
$500
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Dairy, Grain and Fruit
RANCHES FOR SALE
SWeetser & Aisip
SRAL N5T EE
iNSU RANCE AGENTS,
No. 1Ol5 Fourth street,
BETWEEN AND x. SACRAMENTO.

Dairy. Fruit or Grain Ranch OF 400 Acres |;
nice Dwelling; good Barn, 40xll2; Fruit OF all
varieties; 40 acres in Alfalfa; acres in Red
Clover, which can be increased TO 100; one half Of
land is tillable, balance timber and pasture a
good MIX Route in the town of Plymouth. There
goes with the place 10 head Of Stock, 8 Horses 8
Wagons, lot Of Hogs, all Farming Tools, Milk
Route, Dairy implements, etc. There are three
good Carp Ponds on the placs. Situated u miles
from Plymouth, Amador county. Will be sold at a
bargain.
Dairy or Grain Farm ar 500 Acres. with
good Buildings Of all kinds for Dairy purposes ;
Flows, Hsrrows, etc; will all produce Alfalfa
miles from Sacramento will give easy terms Of
payment; price, Sl5, 600
Ic0 Acres, with small orchard ana Vine.
yard !; well timber ID spring CT living water on
the place Dwelling and email Barn I; price, 50, 200
-ALso--
small Barn 600 fruit bearing Trees Vineyard Of
300 Vines being the key to good Stock Range !;
price, 5000. FOOLS, Stock, Harrows, Flows, 80
head Of stock CstSssan be purchased with place
II desired.
16o Acres Wear Auburn, Hacer county.
well improved. has Good Orchasd-all yArieties
OF Trees, Vineyard; Small DwelliI z, Barn, YARN
ing Tools, etc. Price, $4,000.
\ farm o. beO Acres near Auburn Good
Building small Orchard. vineyard, etc; price
$500
Farm OF 20 Acres on Lower Stockton
Rosd, tour miles from Sacramento price 81 ,600I
-ALso-
A Fine Fruit Ranch Of I6z Acres. near
Sacramento. consisting Ct 10 acres in Vineyard
acres IN Strawberries, 6 acres In ylackberries 8
acres in Orchard, with fruit OF all varieties 10
Windmils and Pumps, horsepower; good build.
ings; well fen ,ei price s10, COG.
sWEEISKR 4 ALsIP, saerameuaa.
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state y,ttcui,ural Convention.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD USuos.l
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Jobbers from all sections Of the country urgently
calling for their goods and the heavy shipments past
few weeks stifY their demands only in a small Measure
SO brisk has been the demand that manufacturers have
not been able to meet it, and all desirable goods stock
have been Sold There always this season Of the
year large number of small buyers the city, they
have rarely experienced any diff Guilty selecting
what goods they wanted out of manufacturers stocks but
this season is exception and where baen any
full lines OF sessonable goods the obbers absorbed
them and left but few in the manufacturer hands The
result that the small buyers forced purchase of the
local obbers leave their orders with manufacturers to
be made and in the time delivery is de-
cdedly uncertan Only six weeks will espse before the
large 'bbers of the country will again the market
for spring goods and in less than four weeks manufact
urerS will be engaged samples aud sesmen will go out
There is sharp advance many kinds Of goods.
The summary of exports for the fiscal year ending july
l. just issued by the Treasury Department that We
sent abroad during thu previous twelve months 777
pounds of sole and upper leather of the value Of 81 900
against $3.50 Gas pounds for the fiscal year Of 1SSOS
This shows an increase this year Of 000 pounds
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16o Acres Near Auburn, Eacer caunfy.
well improved. Has Good Orcha,d-all yArieties
Of Trees, Vineyard Small Dweri ?, Barn, YARN.
ing Tools, etc. Price, s., 900.
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EcLIPsBk hampasnsisu sedb By connoisseurs.
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1c0 Acres, with small Orchard ami Vine.
yard well timber ID spring CT living water on
the place Dwelling and email Barn I; price, 50, 200
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Council raings.

Proceedings of Board OF City Coun.
cilmen, at meeting held Feb. 7, 1882.
Various accounts allowed.
ERRONEOUS tax assessments Correct
ell.
Contract with Hall q Mcclellan,
for building or Stone arch bridge OF,
Princeton street approved and signed.
The Council decided 10 have the
Chess Carlev Co. to erect 70 street
lamps for the streets of the city.
Walter Garrett appointed city tax
collector for year lSS7..
Resolution in reference TO Marshal
and Tax Collector as follows;
Al meeting of the Board of Conn.
cilmch Of the city of ifopkinsville,
held Feb. 7th. 1882. The following
resolution was Unanimously adopted
BY the Board.
Resotced, by The Board Of Conh.
cilmen OF the city Of IIopkinsville
aud il is the sense OF this Board thai
thereafter no person holding The oflic,
of City Marshal should DO appointed
to the Office of City Tax Collector
and that The public interest would b,
siibsefved by keeping said officer
distinct one from ah0iher.
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7IoNTl;ia|dETaY.


As no one has represented this com
munity in your columns for some
time, i will give you a few notes.
The roads are beautifully muddy
Just now, and number Of farmers
say they will be compelled to send
their tobacco 20 the river on account Of
bad roads to Hopkinsville; conse-
quently Clarkstille and Paducah are
ptonting thereby, while you people d
Hopkinsvile and Christian county are
getting off your annual amount Of CAB
about turnpikes. Please settle this
question in some %ay--eithcr Bdlld
the pixies or ceaSe the po@-wow
among yourselves. Free turhpikes,
covered roads or almost any kind Of a
road #ould be accsptaBls to the people
now.
The wheat crops look very promis
ing,
abundant.
The FARMERS are becoming interested
about all ice spell, good opening
here for an ice factory II we should fail
to gather a crop, from tile ponds!
Tie plaut bed seasoh @lll SOON Bs
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here.
We have a first class public hall.
reccoily built and furnished with all
the necessary accoutrelnents. Send
on yonr troups, lectures &c, and they
fshall have large audiences; our people
appreciate ahyiliii,g in the dramatic
line.
A good opening here for a first class
shoemaker; a saddle and harness max
er would also do good business.
Thos. H. Gaines, left for Cerulesn
Springs this week, where he will en-
gage IN the mercantile business
Mr.. F.P. Alldh. Of Ashland City.
Tenn, is On d Wit to his brother Dr.
f. NJ, Allen, Who is very i'll, at this
Rdisor says a hSth viii be opened
here soon; oiie'is greatly decided, and
L believe wo6ld 10 reihuherative bus.
mess.
A ch,oroI'Syfiihcd horse was "a sight
in town last week.
Hard times aud scsrdty, If 'honcy
is universal complaint in this Sec
tim. A,ldpt The cash system in every
branch Of trade and you have the rem
cdy.
We are anxious.y awaiting the
whistle Of locomottgc Of Tie Mobile
liz Evansville Rail Road. it is general.
ly believed that the road will be built,
but no one can tell when.
We are pleased to learn that oul new
cdhnt, paper; The Telephone, is
meeting with success.
Mr.. Joseph Watson, Of Virginia,
who has been on a visit to his Brother
Mr.. J. P. Watson, near here, lett for
Kansas last week, with the intention
Of making it his future home.
Miss HcItie Quick is visiting her
sister Mrs. F. NJ. Alien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tahdy Washington
and Mess w. w. Wilson. and +. l..
Quick, were among the visitors to the
city last Friday.
VIII write more next time, news
very scarce this week.
TRioo.
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Circuit Court Proceedings.

The following Is a record of the
cases tried'during tho first week OF
fCircuit Court.
In the Gaze of the Commonwealth,
vs.. Henry Martin, col. charged with
maliciously ch,tiifg Mos6s 'Elb, with
intent TO kill, Dec. "a, n, verdict
was rendered fixing Tile of $50.
against Martin. lie is negro boy
aboii, 20 Years old. Shdt after the
cutiiiig was done he feit the town and
returned Only a few weeks ago, when
he was arrested.
Fines were assessed as follows:
b. Thorn, giving 1ilhor to minor,
Is5D.
Jno. Hays, carrying concealed dead
ly weapon, s25 aud ten days iInpris-
onment.
Geo. Beasley, retailing liquor two
cases, $40. each.
Jho. Bramc,yiving li1hor TO minor,
s25.
Marshal Blakcley, carrying con-
cealed deadly weapon, $25. and ten
days imprisonment.
Geo. lleddlcstom, same, $50. and
ten days.
Arthur Long, same, $25. and ten
days.
Peter sal'sc,shHit. 800.
~. Nixon, Sabl atb breaking, SIS.
Dug I'Iale concealed weapon, $25.
and ten days.
Sam Nixon, saihs, s25. and ten
days.
Isaac and DAiiicl Barker, trespass'
SO. each.
Jno. II. Green. falling 70 work road
$40.
J.t. and J. 'Jdlies, breaking Sab.
bath, 81 each.
Chas. and Henry Walden, breaking
Sabbath, s2'eihh.
Gus Hall, selling li9ucr on Sunday
$1,000.
N. Schmiu, six cases, selling liquor
on Sunday, 5000 each.
+. Schmiit, two cases, selling liquor
Oh Sunday, $3.50 each.
Ell. Gouhot, same offensc, $3.50
Other fines for minor offehses were
assessed against various parties
amounting to $500.
Jas. Martin, charged with cutting
Teny Weston. col. last fall, was tired
by jury ST seven wRitss aud five
blacks. The verdict was a fine OF
1915.
j. A. Lamon. the tramp WHO stole
a horse from Geo. w. Smith. and
was captured in Murfreesboro, Tenn,
about the first Of January, was tried
and found guilty and his punishment
fixed nj Two years in tie penitcntiary'
The following are the names Of the
grand jurors: Ea. Sites, foreman,
Thos. Martin. .Robt. Price, Robi. l.
Boyd, W. w. Crews, II. D. Clark
JAS. NJ. Clark, Frank Boyd, T. j.
Gihss. Nc. j. Davis, e. W. Davis,
Wesley Witty, Jas. Rutherford, Mel
ron Gross, col. Geo. Browder, col
+. Bell, col.
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The ohanfraas.

Our people expected something
good, when II Was Announced that
Mr.. aud Mrs, lChnnirau would appear
at Mozart Hall, and thoy were no,
disappointed On Friday evening
Mrs. Chanfrau played the part Of
"Lady Isabel" III tho "Ncw East
Lynne" The piece had been played
here before, nut never had tue lead
Ing character been brought out so
s,rongly and In SO feeling a manner as
Mrs. Cbanrrau presented 1t. She
ranks high as an emotional actress,
and in the parting and dcsih'Ded
scenes many persons III the audience
were moved totcars.
Mrs Chanfrau also rendered the
character Of "Marguctlttc," in
Camille at the Saturday AFTERNOON
matinee. The play was similar, in
many RESPECTS TO the other, but af-
forded inofo scope for fine acting.
Mrs. Chanffau'srendiiion ofthe emo.
tional parts Of this character was pro-
nounced to be the best acting ever
done in this city.
On Saturday evening Mr. Chanfrau
appeared as "Kit,"in his great piece
Inc .Arkansas Traveller" lie played
the piece here last year and those who
heard him then we're anxious TO heal
him again lie played to q good
house aud the entertainment was one
Of The very best ever given III the city
fhc support was an average one
food houses greeted the Company a
NIL three Of the entertainments, anf
The universal Verdict Is that both Mr.
anl Mis-. Chahiroh have added add
tionaE luslro lo their already bfillihn
reputation IN this ciiys
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MACEDONIA.

l
Our dry Soods trade is Unusually
dull at this time.
Sportsmen report two or three dec
killed in the neighborhood lately.
Underwater river was higher las
Thursday than | ever saw it before.
Prols. BARNES Aud Clemens blouyh,
their singing school at Castleberry t,
close the 10th.
A great many Of our farmers have
sold their tobacco at from four to ii,
cents round; others are holding oul
foS better prices.
Miss Pauline White Of this place i,
visiting her sister Mrs. Martha Rob
erts Of the Empire neighborhood.
Our old time friend u. w. Roger,
ofTonr city has been circulating /, II
this beat. Billy sa, he is a candl
date Tor matrimonial honors.
Frank Campbell. small boy Of III,
Castlebcrry neighborhood killed I
black eagle last week that measured
seven feet from tip to tip and weighed
twelve pounds; he shot it l20 yard,
with a rifle.
A few nights ago SOME unknown
parties made an attempt to enter MIR
w. z. Capps' smokehouse but wer,
disturbed by Mrs. Camps who heard
them working at the door; ON going
ont Mrs. Capps says she discovered
lant,ri standing at the corner o. thu
field, the lantern Soon disappeared il
lhe forest.
MIR. 5. ii. Jack and wife Of Mecca
Tenn, paid brief visit 10 friends ant
relatives here last week, sfnSs the frs
of December they have Useh travelling
! in the West. bit say of all, tho ooun
tries they have seen they like ours th'
best. Mr.. Jack is fine man and MAJ
a fine family. and we would be glat
| to know that he was to be vur neigh
Dor once more.
Mrs. 51sana Trotter died at the res
idence Of Esq. j. r., Fuller Of this vi
cinity on Wednesday, the LIST inst
From the best Mobilization we cal
gatRef She Would Nave been one hun
dred years of age hai she lived til
June. She was seized with palsy O
| a al In ,
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Advertised Letters.
which, not called for In thirty IMSs, win
be sent to Washington, D. q.

When called for please say '.advcrtlsed
In "i 1CS S' KY! fsS Chris
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WEEKLY TOBACCO MARKET.

Tobacco sales By Alternately s. Cos
Feb, e,h of SO hide. M follows:
0 Tlhds. good 'kaf 80 90, Z 40, 7 co.
I 20. Z 00.7 30. I 1917 So, 7 3d., :.
10 lIhds. common leaf from rs 80
too 70.
% Hhds. figs. from S. Is to 6 30
Market 'fittle easier on common
Tugs, on other grades no change IL
noiiceblt.
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Drummers are scarcetust now. ).

The'Beil case viii be called to-day.
Court was held if the city court
room. last week.
Tho Advdrice'has hot Yet made il'
appearance.
The iail'tioTx las about 'fiftesh &C.
ciipanfs.
ThcSback. bone Of winter sceihs "a
DC broken.
"I'ho colored troops fought nobIy,'
as jurymen last week.
The Chanfran company stopped al
the Central IIoteL
The court-llouse'is ready for occu.
Fancy this wceF.
Tho protracled meeting at the
Methodist church 10 still IN progress.
Mr.. E. II. Price has sold his LOT In
The south westrrn'partof lie city TO
Col 3. N. Dodd.
Judge 7. E. Lawson, is eciing as
deputy circuit SQUIRT clerk. and makes
All obliging and efficient officer.
Miss Duke, an elderly lady, died al
the residence of Mr.. DID, IIooser last
Saturday. She died Of consumption.
DIR. +. b. Woodbridge, has been en-
gagged 10 deliver regular lectures on
chemistry before dc young ladies Of
Bethel Female College.
The streets are now IN very mud.
dy aud rough condition from having
been torn up by'iiie 'lhying down of
the gas pipes.
One negro 'thah shot a. another
near tile cotri-ho,aae Saturday night.
They disappeared before the police
could arrest either.
The ditohing 'for'iiia gas pipes has
been completed OH South Main ST.,
as far as Maple. The rain has seri.
ously retarded the work.
Jas. Martin was taken TO jail Fri
day, being unable to pay a fine OF
1878. Henry Martin, ri was also
put ito pay fine of s5U at 81 day.
The drawing Of tho Willard Hotel
LOTTERY comes on TODAY. Our pre-.
,licfion rs That prizes will be reduced,
aud that nobody in lIopkinsyille will
draw the Hotel.
The Ladies' OF tho Baptist Church
will give q Valentine Social AT the
city court room tonight. Admis-
sion lOcenis. No charge fdT valen.
tines. Everybody is invited to at
tend.
The lamrlighter, whoever he ia,does
not keep the street lamps clean, and
frequently neglccls 10. light them oil
the darkest nights. When they are
lighted the wicks are not turned up
high enough TO give much light.
r. l.. DUPONT, minister of the
gospel, who canvasscd this county re
Gently IN the interest Of an insurance
ompany, was arrested at Atlanta,
Ca, a few days since for attempting
TO take his life Ia swallowing poison
lie was constant opium cater. lie
had his life heavily insured in several
companies.
Mcssrs. l.. T. Flippo and l.. r
Salmon made application. last week
for license TO practice law. Messrs,
Jno. Phelps aud Il. w. Henry were
appointed to examine them. They
stood a rigid examination and were
granted license. They are both well
known In this county and are studi.
aus, moral young gentlemen. Mr..
Hippo is At present living IN Prince
ton and Mr. Salmon will hang out
his shiugle In this city.
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NIilt. and Shm lodge. col. have
been sentenced tn hang at Knoxville
Tenn, for the murder Of Jas. McFar
land. The performance comes of
March "a
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j. w. Cheek, while on the witness
stand at Marshall, Tex. asked to By
EXCUSED a moment, stepped into
another room aud shot himself.
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A ten-year-oll boy named Wyatt
pointed an "unloa,led" musket at .
companion named Murphy and killed
hun at Dayton, o,
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~, No -subscri,,,ions are takei
nav sxssbt for cash in advance, ant
atp'tsrs win be stopped wine" Out
nnless Dronnp... k"e~ .--,.-:.-.,-..::.s.
rurr,
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M'
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m'T''"'' ~ ~ '"
y, ''e o'' : '"
Dr. Z. d Woo'ar'nsc wf"' ose' -
Nashville, Friday
Mt. NJ. 'Cabe. Of Padarah, was
Wishing '"'''" Wv W
~. Harper Of oad~' was ~
she cry SATURDAY
Miss Florence "raves le'' ''' wv
home IN NAs'"Hlc, la"t "en"eso"''
M,.s rel,,c MyElwain. of Trenton,
h...,,a,ad nam, iEe,hale Colleye.
!. ~
"'' W. ~" ,,,.,.a,..,,
ln,,. H.
Miss Anne Smi'h OF peileV'f"
was among toe visitors 10 'ho CIV
last Friday,
Mr.. t;co. W. Gibsbh went up 10
Elkton Saturday TO see Ills sweet
heart,
DR.. J. +. Cooper OF Bcnnct'stown,
eomc up 70 "ea' "''' e
gay his""
Mia. Be,,le Cooper. Of Bennciis.
town was Ia tile Guy SATURDAY ana
Sunday
Mr. l.. 4. Tliifio, hss6ciaie editor
or,he PRINCETON Da.illcr was Ia the
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was In Tie city last week represent.
Ing Plano house.
! q ThoisA,sou. OF ,;recpyillc, and
.iobua,l,an Yon,s. of Henderson.
were at the Phoenix last week.
Mr.. J. w. Dnwncr, Miss Mollic
P,,ree and Mia. Fannie Fox went TO
Nashville 10 hcay Booth Saturday.
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mad died Of smallpox was contradict.
ed by that rcu,lrmnu's appearance IN
MI. civ las, week.
" Mr.. 7. II. Trlhbicdh' 'as' week '"'
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Mr.. and Mrs. X /, iIurbri'igr, fro''
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