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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-13
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For Sale.

TToUsE AND LOT ON PAUL STREET,
IL below CLARK. House contains rooms,
all nicely furnished. and lot 10 2oxeo VIII oe
sold cheap for cash. Apply 81 premises or
white Houns Clothing Store. seio'am
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NO. l16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notice.
IL you have fine or complicated watch or
clock, music box, an automaton singing bird
or any other delicate and intricate piece O
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELM,
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker
Jewelry neatly repaired.
All work warranted to give perfect satisfac,
tfon or positively no charge. %
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A. q. H.
NFEETs EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT.
lN urdsy Of each month, ct their hall,
corner Clsrk and Edwards streets, ct 1880
O'Clock. PATRICK STANTON, President.
PArHfcK HANNos. Secretary.
Eureka, July 10. 1880. jy20-u
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BASE RANGE COUNCIL No. ?, L.
d. @. r.,
NTEETs AT ODD FELLOWS HALL EVERY
Nl sunday afternoon at Il O'Clock, sharp.
Members in good standing are invited to at
tend. E. j. BUTLER, O. Q.
O. a. HUBBARD. Secretary. jy30tf
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REATIFIC LAbDGE. NO. Y, H. OF r.,
NNEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
lyl month, 81 7:S0 O'Clock p. ~, 1t tts Castle
Hsll, In the Richard Foley tzilding.
All Brother Knights, III good standing, are
rsternally invited to attend such meetings.
W. q. DAVENPORT, O. O.
O. 81. OApY, K. Of B. and 3.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-05
PERSONA.


Mis-. J. C. HAYS is visiting her faith
sr's family In Garrsrd.
--Mrss LENA LAoKKY IL visiting the
Misses Denny, Of Gsuard.
-MRs LizziE DuLos, Of Lancaster, and
Miss Emma Cook, Of Mercer, are the guests
Of Mrs. NJ. @. Nevius.
MRS. IRVINE BAKER Of Louisville, one
Of the loveliest Of the p. q. Rs Of the ses-
sion Of 81, IL guest Of the college and her
former schoolmate. Mis- Leliie Rochester.
Ma J. II. DIS DEBAR, Of New York
City, Real Estate and Immigration Agent,
was here last week on a visi, to Messrs.
Miller a Francis, prospecting for the loca-
tion Of German. svis snd French colonies.
Miss ANNIE Cook and Miss virgie
Stafford. two very charming and accom-
plished young ladie., members Of the
Franklin Female College faculty. were the
guests Of Miss Sallie Claypool, Poplar ST.,
Saturday and Sunday Bowling Green
Democrat
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LAEO, STocx Ax0 csOp.

Tom Woods bought Of Tom House II
steers, 500 lbs, at 81 cents.
Tom Robinson sold TO Tom Woods 20
shoals, 1924 lbs, at 8 cents.
III. b. Boone sold to Farris a Ramsey
40 hogs, 800 lbs., at 81 cents.
j. d. swope shipped four carloads Of
hogs to Louisville, for which he paid SC.
DIR. 7. B. Montgomery sold to w. L.
Caldwell on Saturday jennies and jack,
2 months old, for 800.
w. q. Wallace sold TO Ware 4 Robin
son IA 2-Year-old steers, averaging $50 lbs
at 81 cents. and they sold them immediate.
ly to Tom Woods for So 90.
DIR. T. B. Montgomery sold to Len
Hudson 8 head Of .S6l-lb. cattle at 81 and
81 cents. Adam Pence sold 10 same 10
l,220 lb cattle at little less than cents.
viii A. Hail sold 20 v oodcock a Har.
ris his 6ne yoke Of oxen, weighing $500
lbs., at 8 cents. Adam Pence sold 10 same
y l,S30.lb. cattle at same price. ]. f.
Lynn also sold 10 them a yoke Of oxen,
S,l00 lbs., al A cents.
The new Cincinnati Stock Yards have
been consolidated with the United Stock
Yards Co. The capitals Of both are joined
and now stand at 81 10000. The officers
Of the new company remain a. officers Of
the consolidated yards.
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STAMFORD KY.
L6clL NOTICES.


Bur ParNrs Of Penny a McAlister.
Buy your ammunition Of all kinds from
MoRoberts a Stagg.
Nrw stock Of Jewelry and sIlverware at
Penny a McAlister's.
WArcHEs, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted BY Penny n McAIistsr.
FALL lot OF Zeigler'a Shoes just receiv.
ed and for sale At J. H. as. II. shanks.
STANDARD Sheet Music, Vocal and In.
s,rumental, for 10 cents at Penny a Meal
ister's.
LARGE stock Of Window Glass, all sizes.
Double thick glass for flower pits. Penny
A McAlister.
JusT received q new lot Of cloaks for Ia.
dies and children and fine lot Of Dol
mans. J. II. a \. II. SHANKs.
GREAT REDucrIos in sheet music; so,
70 and 81 music now sold al 8 cents. Reg.
ular sine and on good paper, at MeRoberis
a Stagg's.
PARTIEs indebted 10 me will please settle
BY the 18th ofthis month or their accounts
will be placed in the hands Of George w.
Bobbitt J. II. Doty
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DELICIOUS.

ED. Jos. Ballou baptized w. NJ. Bright
In the Hanging Fork Sunday afternoon.
DR. Guerrsni's meeting at Mckinney
has resulted in a number Of additions and
on yesterday he organized congregation
with about 20 members. In
Rev. r. X. Noel has accepted calls
both from the Halls Gap Church and the
church at Shelby City. He will preach at
the former on the "a Saturday and Sunday
Of each month OF 10 1873
We learn that an effort will be made
TO induce DR.. Guerrant, the great Presby-
terrain Evangelist, to hold a meeting here
Immediately after the Bapti.is get through.
The Doctor has been very successful In
the mountain counties, having in the last
ak months organized seven new churches
Last week at Point Burnside he organized
one with a membership Of 80 and Satur-
pay another at Pulaski Station with 20
members.
"A Roman Catholic Bishop has almost
~ much authority over his members a.
Monarch has over his subjects. At Mon
treal Asynagogue has been built at cost
Of 100000 and the Bishop has issued q
mandate saying that the debt must be paid
OF Al ence, and to that end has made an
arbitrary assessment on each Of his mem
bers. God loveth a cheerful giver, but he
certainly must pity those who have TO give
whether or no. H.I. |H...|
In Baltimore last week the preacher
who administered the ordinance Of bap.
tism to lady did so in rubber boots
reaching TO his hips, while she was secure
ly sewed up in a waterproof continuance,
which kept the cold fluid from her body
entirely. The preacher too came out dry
save little water on his arms. 1t strikes
us when they get il down to this kind of
point that pouring or sprinkling ought 10
satisfy the ordinary mortal.
The meeting at the Baptist Church
grows in interest and happy results, the
confessions now numbering IS. Re-. II.
Allen Upper continues to present the
truth with great force and power and with
the exception OF an occasional break in his
voice, stands up under two sermons day
and sometimes three with remarkable ease.
The following are the names Of those who
have taken the good step since our last re-
port; VIM. Maret, Mrs. N. Warner, Mrs.
Maggie Pettus, Misc Anna GSines, Jessie
Anon, Mary Anon, Geo. A. Eubank,
Miss Mary Eubank, Mrs. Bette Johnston,
Miss Dora Warner, Miss Ada Ely, Miss
Rosa Ely, J. W. Eubank, Miss Emma Gar
rard, Miss Carrie Hisle, Miss Lola Allen,
Miss Lille Shelton, Miss Emma Leavell,
Miss Made White and Miss May Var
brouRh,
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Miller A Francis sold $50 acre farm
belonging % W. NJ. Garnet, lying near
Grab Orchard, to Thomas D Bainbridee, Of
SHIELDED, England, at 81 IS per sore They
also sold the farm Of Judge NJ. G. SauAey
on Copper Creek, 300 acres to Gus T. New
land, for $500.
-CouNrY CovRr. Yesterday was only
a reasonably fair day 20 far a. business IL
concerned, although there was iair crowd
present. There was more demend for cat.
tie than were offered and good many
more could have been cold. Capt. II. T.
Bush reports A. follows Abont 1876 cattle
on market, Of common 10 fair quality. One
bunch Of good yearlings cold for $3.50
per hundred, weight about 800 lbs; CON-
mon from . TO 4 cents per ID. A few plug
horses At GAO to $50 per head; cows, $50 TO
s35 per head; old mule $50
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M. YERNOG 0fPAaTNfKr.
Sam. ~ sudstt. Editor.

Corn is selling at 81 so per barrel.
Books for Holiday presents at J. L.
Whitehead's. .t r.
Buy the red non-explOsive coal oil at
J. l.. Whiteheads.
You can get the Davis. the "boss"
Sewing Machine at j, l.. Whitehead's.
The "Red line" edition Of the poets
for one dollar each at j. L. Whitehead's. .
Mr.. Casper Williams. a pupil Of the
Louisville Law School spent Thanksgiving
at home.
"A nice Christmas present for yeur
sweetheart is a book from J. l.. White
heads Holiday stock.
"A little child Of Mr.. BulliO, Railroad
Contractor, died on Saturday and was
buried here on Sunday.
MIR. J. +. Vowels will begin his new
building this week. S. II. Thompson will
have charge Of the work.
AT the OIley Slave works ON Skaggs'
Creek, one day last week, John Mcclure
fell under a wild tram car and received
injuries which will probably prove fatal.
Mr.. C. d. Moss Of Whitley county, an
experienced engineer and railroad con-
tractor was here Saturday. He will prob.
ably obtain contract for masonary on the
X. CR.R. HHH I..HYIr
Elder J.. L. Allen will, perhaps, not
preach for the church here next year. II
Elder Allen ia willing TO preach and the
church shall fail to engage him, mistake
will be made.
The young folks are very anxious 10
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LINCOLN COUNT.

HUstonNne.
The Baptist Church edi6ce still ex.
poets TO be dedicated.
The Doctors report improvement in
the SANITARY condition Of the West End.
For extraordinary bargains in dry
goods, notions, boots and shoes, 20 to J. f.
Ryan.
The farmers are taking advantage Of
the hne weather and gathering their won
derful crop Of corn.
Hog killing is fairly inaugurated and
the ladies seem to remember our penchant
for spareribs, sausages, &c.
"A nice stock Of mens and boys cloth
ing win be sold Tor the next thirty days
regardless Of cost, at J. f. Ryan's.
Browns Dick condemns Tszos Sitinos
on the grounds that at turns every thing
into reticule and ia filled with onpOssible
facts and 'lectioneering sntidotes."
-NorcE-To all persons in arrears
with me, hereby given thu, wish TO col
lect promptly and without fail. Come
forward and settle at once. JIM. Cook. .
"A number Of hands are busy throw
ing stone archway over the turnpike to
supercede the trestle-work on which trains
have hitherto been crossing. The railroad
at that point is some 40 feet above the
pike.
Our Band. Of which we are beginning
to be proud, proposes giving a musical
and probably theatrical performance du.
ring the holidays. or course We shall ex-
pect, and be grateful for the countenance
Of neighbOring towns and country.
The same young lady who treated her
beau TO ginger tea, became confused again
and used plaster Of Paris instead Of Soda
In making mp her biscuits. This creates
an uneasy sensation in the stomach, but
makes a saving in the article Of -four.
Mr.. II. w. Thompson who has been
suffering from Consumption returned from
New Orleans a few days since and died on
Tuesday at the house Of his brother in
law, Mr.. Alb. Chenault. He was buried
at the Cemetery here on Wednesday. Mr..
T. died trusting member Of the Metho-
dist Church.
John Goode has returned from Colo
RADIO and made glad the hearts Of his moth
er and sister. Freely Peacock is in Gin.
cinnati laying in a stock for the holidays.
Yves. Hooker will run the drug store du.
ring Peacock's absence; look out for obit-
uaries Sam Williams mourns the loss Of
a dog, and refuses to be com forted. Your
had no Thanksgiving tur.
key; hence his dullness.
The parties employed to raise the
lrame work Of the new mill completed the
Job on Sunday at II o'clock precisely. They
don't belong TO this locality. The projectors
express the opinion that they will be in
operation about the middle OF February. |
Il may not be generally known that the old
mill has been retouched and is doing good
work. For the bene6, Of the community !
wish to say they can get their work done
promptly on Tu esdays, Fridays and Sat
lrdays
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Note from tbe junction.

RICHMOND JUNCTION, Dec. 4, 1881.
IN ne Edfov Of The Iaterior Jownai.l
We were amazed to see in your issue
Of Nov. 2Sth, an article stating, "there are
three bar rooms in Richmond Junction,
and the Bitter Creek fellows came down
there TO take the town and no marshal there
the town not being incorporated" We
were not aware that the Legislature had
changed the name Of Stanford to that Of
Bitter Greek" a. that creek runs down
from Stanford, The truth is, there are not
three bar rooms in Richmond Junction;
and Stanford being the West End Of Rich
mond Junction, its name must be "Bitter
Creek" 1t is true that we have some
troubles in our town by young man who
lives near Bitter Creek" who shot out the
lights Of the school-house soon after a
Singing school adjourned a few nights ago
His father lives with rs, and while he sells
goods on Sunday this famous son takes
bitters in the shape Of laudanum, and he is
truly the bitterest Of the bitter on "Bitter
Creek" ALPHA.
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have Christmas tree. II IL understood,
however, that the authorities will not al.
low the church 10 be used for that pur.
pose. The Courthouse will most likely
be obtained.
The Laurel Coal Association has se-
lecied Mr.. G. Crooke Of Pine Hin, as Ag't.
He will be located at Pittman's with Mr..
Walton Woolsey as Secretary, and J. ID.
Chandler IS travelling agent, In selecting
Mr.. Crooke the Association has acted
wisely. His ability is beyond question
and bis long experience in the coal busi-
ness warrants his success. His duties AZ
agent will not prevent his looking closely
after the interests Of the Altamont Coal
Company Of which he is President.
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the Savior and from every alteration into
which for moment he might be betrayed,
he steadily swung back to the safe and
steadfast anchorage Of his faith in Christ.
His recent illness, which proved fatal,
was sudden and Of rapid progress. He did
not In the beginning, or perhaps at any
time while his mind was unclouded by the
arrangement Of fever, anticipate that his
attack would prove fatal, and very earnest
ly resisted every proposition to advise his
family Of his condition, alleging his fears
Of lie consequences upon his fathers deli
cate state Of health, and his confidence in
his own speedy recovery. He said call is
being done for me that can be required and
why trouble them at homer" 1t was true,
as he said, that everything was done for
him that medical skill or friendly sympa-
thy and vigilant watching could do. His
companions among the students were un-
wearied in their services to fight back the
steady encroachment Of the disease, and
neither they nor his physicians ever ceased
in the most heroic and hopeful treatment
as long ss a sign Of life remsined. He pass
ed away, as is usual in such cases, with
little consciousness OF his progress TO the
great change. He could. utter little more
than brief calculations to the Father to de-
liver him from temptation; but remember
ing now, as we do, all that we know Of him
during his brief soiourn among us, we feel
assured that he died firm in his faith in the
Savior, and that he has surely gone TO the
blessed reward that awaits all who die
in the Lord. . r.
We knew him thoroughly, loved him ten
derby, and, in faith and hope, commit him
TO the Savior's love. Respectfully,
w. K PENDIETON.
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Grab Orbdn.

Thanksgiving day passed with few
thanks and fewer turkeys. ......
The Young ladies Of the select school,
assisted by a few others have organized a
literary society, which they call the c. @.
Society.
-Preachersvllle is badly in need of a
store now. Some merchant would do we'll
to go there as there is no store Of any kind
in the place.
Mrs. Tom Proctor Of Kansas, is visit
ing relatives here. Mrs. Annie Egbert Of
KeatsvIlle, Mo, gladdened her friends
here with her presence Friday last Miss
Annie Holmes returned to her school at
Danville, Monday. s. II. Gormley, one Of
our boys, has returned to his home in Lex
ington. We are glad to know he has been
so successful since he left G. o., for he is a
deserving young man, and a perfect gen.
tleman.
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Lincoln County Farm For Sale!

offer Cor sale privately my farm Of S75 acres
on Dix River, ~ miles East Of Stanford within
a half mile Of the new turnpite now being con
structod from Stanford 20 Preachersvile. An ex-
cellent dlrt-road from the dwelling TO the pike.
buildings are brick and frame, with 10 rooms.
Well watered with fine springs some Of them med
ical water. Improvements hrst-class, including
the fencing. Terms liberal. Address or call on
MRS. SARAH COOK.
70-4m Stanford. Lincoln county Ky.
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THE PROPOSITION 10 establish New
Bank at Lancaster is meeting with the most
gratifying success and is now an assured
fact The stock is being rapidly subscrib-
ed and !. in greater demand than the sup.
ply. ltis believed BY those Who are com
Peieni to judge, that new bank there will
pay we'll, especially as the capital stock will
not exceed 100000, II indeed that much is
desired. The building which will contain
It Is going up rapidly and when finished
will be one Of the handsomest in the coun-
try, thanks TO the enterprise Of the proprie-
tors, Messrs John W. 4 W. S. Miller.
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d. KLAss has just received large line Of
calicoes and cottons. Best calicoes at 4. s,
and 7 cents. cottons, 8. and cents for
best quality. Good bleached cotton. and
cents. Good canton aAnEel. s and 10 cts.
Checked cotton, 81 cents.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-05

Two BONDS Of the Town Of Stanford, for
$500 each, will be sold at the COart-House
door here next Saturday afternoon TO raise
funds to pay the Towns subscription to-
wards purchasing the land for the railroad
shops at the Junction. The committee has
already been offered par for them, but ex-
poets 10 realize considerably more.
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wAsrED.-we want you TO bring us sp.
piles. potatoes, cabbage, onions, eggs, butter,
dressed turkeys-we buy every thing in
the vegetable and produce line and pay the
highes, market price cash for il. MeAlister
A Bieht.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-05

OwIso to illness Ed. W. l.. Williams
did not preach the funeral sermon Of james
Wiihers as expected, but his place was fill
ed by Ed. J. L. Allen, Of Danville. As a
mark Of respect to Mr.. II. S. withers, who
has from IL beginning been a prominent
director in IT, ,he First National Bank was
closed on the day Of the burial.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-05

CHENAuLr, SEVERANCE 4 Co, not
wishing to carry over their clothing and
boots TO next season, offer lhsir entire
stock Of those goods at cost.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-05

JuDoEC. r. RrNcAID has resigned as
Secretary Of the Democratic State Commit
tee, and Jas. @. Givens, late Of this county,
has been appointed in bis stead. Mr.. Civ
ems is popular and worthy young demo-
crat, and his friends will be pleased TO hear
OF his appointment
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-05

DR. J. w. Cox, pastor Of the Christian
church, said to US yesterday; II read Mr..
Barnes letters with much interest. lie
certainly is one OF the best letter writers
that know Of"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-05

ALAReE vsrie,y Of cook stoves, heating
stoves and CRATES just received BY A. Ovs-
ley. Low prices. AI ""a y
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THE southbound passenger train on the
O. 8. r. r. was one hour and twenty min
uIes late yesterday, hence no Danville let
ter
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foR RESr.-The residence nov occupied
by Mrs. +. b. Caldwell. For terms, &c.
call on her.
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YprERDAY was clustering, windy
day, such a. would have driven FIRE all
over town had Il once gotten headway.
One caught on the roof Of A. X. Renny's
kitchen, right in the centre Of the busiest
block but the bucket brigade succeeded in
ertinguhhinE il before much damage was
done.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-05

Jusr REcErvED-Nsw mince meat, crack
ed wheat. Ost meal, hOminY, grits, prunes,
currsnts, raisins, citron, DC, at McAlistsr
4 Bright's.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-05

Mn ALors RoEsEL, Of Vein. Austria,
il here for the purpose Of securing farms for
twenty or thirty Aa,trians, who wish to
form a colony here. Mr.. W. II. Miller has
him In tow
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BoRS 10 the wife Of Geo. w. Dunlap at
Lexington, Ky, Nov. 20, 1852, daughter,
Marie Duetie."
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A DIFFICULTY occurred in Lancaster
Saturday between Judge Duncan and sher,
ia Higginbotham. II appears that Duncan
was reckless enough to call the latter liar
and With drawn knife was prepared to de-
iend the assertion. when the Sheriff
saw him one better by drawing his little
pop and upon threats Of instant death
caused the Judge to materially modify his
unRuarded slalement.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-05

ArPLE in any quantity, 76o per bushsl,
At McAlister a Bright's.
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FREH ralsins, currants, citron and other
fancy groceries for Christmas cake at A.
ovslsy's.
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FREsH salt and lime arrives to-day at
w. II. Higgins.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FINE FARM FOR SALE!

offer for sale privately my excellent little Farm,
Of 100 ores IN the west end Of Lincoln eoun-
ty, within u mile Of Peyton's Well. II isZ Of
mile from the Milledgeville & stanford pike and
~ miles from STANFORD A Hustonvile pike, is well
watered, mas good improvements; about two-thirds
is In grass and balance for corn next year. II Is
can obtain q bargain. M. y. ROUTT,
1O1-2m Milledgeville, KY.