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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15
Hubbard Creek
n ! e s
CLARKE d BAKER,
Proprietols.

Having purchased the above named
mills Of f. Stephens & Co., We are
now prepared to furnish any amount
of the
BEST QUALITY OF LUMBER
Ever offered 10 the public in Douglas
county.
We have ;ust purchased one of the
Veatherly, Rugg & Richardson No. |
Planes ard mathers andss are pre-
pared 10 Gn better work
tnas, other mills in the equity.
we will furnish at the mill No |
inmber ut the following prices:
Dressed rus.ic..... -. SIG iFar 81
Flooring dressed & matched Sis PEI Nj
Iumi,st dressed Oh one siae$l4 per NJ
Lumber dfessed Oh two sidesSl6 EerM
Rosluf, fua aber........TS TO SO Per NJ
yse have an Extra quality of lumber,
equa, 10 ANY found oa Coos Bay. aba
will guarantee to give satisfaction o
all those favorins lis With their orders
I'os,office address. I'm Equa Ferry
Oregon. CLAsthL d EAhhtS.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15

A Repnblicn, said TO be Sin a high
position" writes to the Pi.tsburg Post
declaring The Democratic ticket ;
Gently nominated in Pennsylvania the
best and cleanest that has been nom
mated in that State by any party for
twenty years.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15
A NATIONS S WEALTH.
lCoMMuNIcArED. I

+ <
The wealth of . nation depends upon
It's institutions, and upon these institu-
tiens depend Its education, morality
and general prosperity.
First, e clear and correct comprehsr-
sion of the nature and character Of a
Sareme Being and the laws that gov,
ern the the universe, animate aud niaa.
innate nature, that we may first disess
ourselves of blind bigotiy, faisttiessm
and superstition, thereby enabling as
to grant unite others the same rights
which we claim for ourselves.
Second. our institutions Of learning
should be Of tie naost practical ci,alac
ter, Cur high schools should b,, ln,!,,s-
: trial which would make them mo~e
practical than sl4eoretieal. Fsotn these
schools would emerge thousands OF IN, n
and women physically as well as uen-
! tally developed, prepared for usefal
hess, and ready to enter ito the plao-
tical duties and responsibilities Of life.
/ Next GENES agriculture, the first
great Industry OF a civilized nat;on
! Without it al other great enterprises
snch us commerce and manufacturing,
could not be sustained It is e5vious
that TO make agriculture great success
a large number should be engaged N
it who are actual freeholiers With o
more land than they can properly pan
age and cultivate well.
When such is The case orr revenue,
will be greater, our taxes glitter aud
our schools and onr morals letter.
We are then lseftably emplo, esl and
our income is greater tlan orr exrell-
SIS. We shall hava more raw material
for manufac cries, 60 ,sequently more
| commerce Which serves to cisil;2e an.;
enligAten tie vo,l-t. NEia ACE
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15
TO C0nsu naptives

The advertiser having batn p crInaae
" cured Of that dread disease coasst II t
i.i is anxious to mske known 10 his te
lo~ sufferers tie means OF csre. To a
vile desire it he Will send copy of a
pres, ription used Tree of charge with the
direS tions for prsp.ring ard otusing tn
same which :bsy will md sure carese
coughs, calds. eensa mption, asthma
brenchi'is DC,
address Rev. l. A Wilson. 1e{ Peaa
Williamsburg n Y
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15

While the doctors are quarrellins
over the disordered brain Of Gciteau
aud the part which they claim they
took in disecting HIM, the bones are
undergoing bleaching process pre-.
parrtery for the inspection of the cari-
ous too; tho chagrin Of his relatives
sand disgrace of q civilized natien.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15
measures.

The press dispatches have informed
us that the Senate Republican eaacn.;
at Washington havs agreed to make
amendments 30 the internal revenue
bill which viii reduce the taxes forty
millions Of deIlars per annum, mostly
on whisky and tobacco, while the con,
suners of sugar and cotton will have
to pay the tax.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15
PIDgPa.E G {. s s.

I will mnii free the receip. for simple
vege able balm ta=t VIA rrn W tse
freckes, piinpies and ir.ck!es pinpies and
dlotche-, leaving the skin s"fb and cieaI
and beautiful also irsirus.lens inf pro
duein4 u Iaxvriant giowth OF hair ea a
bad head or smooth lace. Address en-
cios.og a.three cent stamp, Ben. Nanaelf
d Co. ID Barclay 1T. n. I.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15

The war cloud which has so long
been gathering over the Iediterranean
has at last burst, and the British fleet
hns opened siege Oh Alexandria, wtieI.
is the main seaport of Egypt, and the
seeonl city in size i'll that country, and
contains a population of about three
hundred thousand people, it is situated
on the Mediterranean sea and well
fortified, from its position occupies All
imrortant commercial position to the
English government for this aggressive
movement. 1t is very apparent that
she means the complete conquest of
Mediterranean, and unless opposed By
a combination of other European ma
items sufficiently strong to compel the
British Lion to sneak back to his lair.
the land Of The Pharaohs will be under
English dictation and the commerce of
the old world will be forced to paw
tribute 80 her Golfers.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15

The friends Of temperance are cir
culatins a petition to our legislature
asking an amendment TO the constitu-
tioa prohibiting the manufacture, i'm
portation or sale of fpirituous liquors
for other than medical purposes within
this State. These petitions are being
extensively signed by people il al
walks Ct life, and time viii TIL whether
our Republican Legislators from this
county, who played good Lord and
good Devil with tke church and
saloon during the campaign, will now
have the stamina to define themselves
on this issue; or will they, like some
of their predecessors, absent themselves
when the vote is taken, or suffer the
bill to be smothersd by less important
measures.
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7
The House of Representative at
Washington L.ss degenerateSl lsrder the
regime of the present inefficient Speak
ef, to level with "a Five Point bar
room, in which the words ''liar" ''no
gentlenen" and Others Of the like which
modesty forbids US to publish, are in
duIged in bv members i'll speh session
without even reprimand. Butter
worth, of Ohio, in his defense Of the
present administration was applauded
for language that even ii Republican
stump orator would rot deign to utter;
in the presence Of an audience of
gentlemen; at time, too, when the
galleries were filed with ladies. and
the language Of Habble in opposition
to an investigation Of the political
assessments levied by tha Republican
Congressional Committee upon empley-
ees Of the Government, was ulihpcom-
ing rot.house politician. and savored
of a st. le of bulldozing never before
attempted during even Grants admins
tration. The members had the good
sense ard decency to have much Of th"
disgraceful eolloquy omitted from the
record.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-15
street Loafers.

Ii seems that every little town must
have certain amount OF useless lOaing.
Every httle village has some favoti;e
place where the loafers congreEate When
the work of the day is over a certain class
OF men, not by any means necessary to
name picture here, assemble IN the
meeting place aud there engage in rude
jokes aud loud conversation for hours
prin cipslly negroes.
a In small towns such a habit is n nui-
''sFrs-~ Ird becomes bore of the worst
kind. There is not this kind OF loafng
IN cities, or, if So it is by no meaus az
common. But there is . species of loaf
ing that is as bad, if not wo.se, in its re.
suits TO society and 20 the indiv idus1.
Men of idle habits aud men who may be
engaged in active pursuits, but who new
ertheless while away many spare hour
around certain corners.
There they talk loudly and indecen,ly
on themes which may come MP. The In
jury done TO the 6ividrals is not so
much TO be considered here as the posi-
tive nuisance 10 society. There are sev
eral places in EliEabethtown which nrs
badly infested by the street corner Ioafer
Of tbs worst kind. There is Is crowd of
negroes who meet daily aud engage in
rude laughter and loud cursing on the
various streets of the city.
Ladies are often subjected tc the I'M
pleasant ordeal OF passing through
crowd of such men who never for one mo-
ment either take paiRs to notice who is
passing, or to change the drift of CONVEX
sation or omit au oath when they do nos
tice that the passers by are ladies. II is
nuisance which should be abated in this
city. Ii may ret be that the offense is
general, but there are corners and streets
W hiel should be cleared Of the roughs.
The foregoing from The Nears is cd aPpls-
cable to Hickman as TO Elizabetktowr.
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Council Proceedings.

HICKMAN, Ky, December IL, 1892
Council met Present-Msyor Faris;
Couneilnen, Baltzer, Cowgirl, German,
French and Hertweck
Minutes of last meeting were read, ap
proved and signed.
On motion, the committee TO settle with
City Attorney was continued until next
meeting.
On motion, the City Marshal was order
ed TO employ two wagons to haul gravel
to corner Of Allegheny aud Magnolia
streets.
On motion, ordered that an election be
held at the City Hall on Monday January
LIST, 1883, TO elect mayor and six coun-
cilmen for 1888, and r. NJ. Metheny and
}. kirkpatrick are appointed judges.
On motion, ordered that the law requir-
ing taxes TO be paid before voting be
strictly enforced at the coming election
in january.
On motion, Council adjourne ed.
Attest, L. MILLzT, c. C.
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.ne coming chri.,m,.. hersabon :.


NE coming chrisrm.~. heresbou Is
misses . be gay and lively one.
,'sKlsrnAs is approaching. ana the boy
WIKI his toy pistol wilI GET in his work
Those voting a, The approaching CRY
election must he able 10 show tax collec
tors receipt. Remember this
rR. Mirror poHAtosos, one of The old
- aud vealihieet citizens Of Lake ooun-
~ Tenn. died last week
Terry Christmas viii strike us on Monday
saa year. Sunday night viii be used for
~ horn disturbances.
lcox after your wood-piies. There is
''uliariiy about wood. especially when
blizzard is pre- vsiling, to walk of at
rig BIT and never return.
iiosEsr BounBOS Tonic, for chills and
Debility, Mt
j. W. ROGERS.
Ar a protractei meeting of the Baptist
church of May field, held recently, there
were forty professions, and ffty members
ded to that church
VINO viii be Mayor, and who will be
the councilmen? There are no announced
candidates. The old Mayor and council
men are good officers, and we presume
would serve if reelected.
BLIND Tcm exhibits in Union City this
week. His manager desired to visit
II ekman but was unable 10 obtain suit.
nble hall
Cu9!sFaA, CANDIES. French, Fancy,
wv. ROGERS.
MANY farmers lereabouts who for some |
years past, have abandoned all efforts 10
raise hogs, are now reminded that all re.
spectacle farmers should at least grow
their own meat. Cholera, or no cholera,
it phys the hest
FIRE At Padueah. on last Thursday
morning week, destroyed the Southern
Hotel the Restaurant of II. n Wall & Co,
and the millinery establishment Of Mrs
LaNier. The loss is estimated at about
$1,000 with tie most of it insured
s'On't v0u Forget Es.-Old Buck
IS smashing high prices, and If you want
first class goods, at the very lowest cent;
60 AMI examine goods and prices
Many are the queer captions found over
special notices TO attract attention. but
the following of Mayfeld mercantile ,
Arm published in the EoRilor exceeds any
thing in that line we have yet seen. 1t
Il "A Dead Man Found in a Barrel"
TnE SAFE of the Union City post. o flee /
was blown open Saturday night last, and d
robbed of SOS in money. and about $500 l
10 postage stamps. Jewelry store in
The front part Of the post-ofice was rob. c
bel OF some jsWelry. This is the second c
time Postmaster seates has had his Office 5
robbed within the last two months. r
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HICKMAN MARKETS.
DEcEnBER, IA, 1882.

COltN.-Hicknian buvers are paying 40c
10 42c, Tor choice white, sheiIed and deliv-
cred.
COTTON.-Good ordinary, s3e; low mid
ding &c; middling 9!c. Receipts thi.
week % bales.
Butter and eggs scarce and firm At 25c.
Tradc worry ffne.
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MONDAY, THE Ilth INST,
for their inspection | buy my goods at
spot cash, and am able to give my eusto-
mers better selection at lower prices
than any house in this section, and re
specially challenge an examination Of
goods and prices.
ssS-Rememtar the place, Book Store
Clinton Street, Frenz Block
Respectfully,
J. ". COLE
p. Some one will get a watch for
5 cents.
THIS is Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's
opinion OF dancing: st is wicked when
j, is wicked and it rs not wicked when it
is not wicked. In itself it has no more
character than walking, wrestling or
rowing. Bad company, untimely hours,
evil dances, may make The exercise evil;
good company, wholesome hours, aud
home influences, may make it very grea,
benefit" We print the above for the con
s'derstion Of those who love dancing
The business Of Hickman, is healthy,
and the town would grow rapidly if there
was desirable building ground. Men Of
ordinary means ars not able to secure
lots except to harg their houses on the
side Of bluff or plant them down in RAJ
vine. 1t Is physical impossibility for
The town 40 grow much thus situated
The hills about Hickman must be graded,
and II requires FAITH and good deal OF
il to accomplish the work.
CHRisrMAs is now approaching and
presents seem 10 be the order of the day.
Persons desiring to please should remem-
Der that which is useful as weil as orna-
mental 10 always the most desirable. The
"Lgat Raaniay Neg Home Seseing Machine"
combines both of these qualities most per-
fec'ly; its furniture is beautiful and its
machinery simple; it has the automatic
tension, and will sew the finest cambris
with the finest thread, or the heaviest do
nestle or jeans with the coarsest thread.
without change of tension. Ithems, feus,
tucks, rnffies, braids, quilts, darnes and
sews on buttons. 1t stands at the head of
first class machines, and gives universal
satisfaction. p.
The grading would not be such an
enormous cost. but the diversified inter-
cst involved is the greatest obstacle. Any
good engineer will admit that the work
could easily be done. The question now,
for consideration Is, whether the present
properly owners would be sufficiently
benefited 10 justify tho improvement
Present owners who are comfortably
situated at their homes are content to let
the hills stand as they are, while others
who own inacce lots, others who re.
alize that the town can never grow with
out suitable grounds, are favorable to any
reasonable effort TO grade the hills. A
suitable grade for desirable building lots
could be made from the court house hill
back one mile at an actual cost of not ex-
eeeding 100000 but the incidental cost
60 individual owners of present improve
inents is not calculated. Some few houses
would be totally destroyed, but In the
end nearly all would Sc greatly improved
This is big undertaking to be sare, and
nine out of ten will Of course dismiss il
as Idle talk, ESPECIALLY tie wiss cfiizensi
W no know all about such thingsl but h
must be done If Hickman is to grow any
more, and il is bound to grow. When q
company is organized In this view tho
CeEkIRH vii make proper amenlmsnt
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

ON MONDAY, January LIST, 1888, an
election will be held at the City Hall, in
the city of lIick man, Ky, TO elect May
or aud six Councilmen for 1888.
By order OF the City Council.
Attest, X. L. MIILEr, c. C.
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MARRIED.

GROWN-BALLEw, in This county, on
the 14th instant, Mr.. w. H. BBowS, to
MISS Lou BALLEw.
HARM on-of De-
eember. Mr.. ". c. HARsAs, to M:ss }.
A. HEREFORD.
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Administrators Notice

A LII persons having claims agaiuet she.
n estate Of W. j. APPERSON, decd
are hereby notified to present the same to
me for payment. properly proven. on or
before the 18th Day Of Dece nbeS next Or
they wilt lie fofs ser barrel. This 18th
day of ostoher, So
JNU. n. N cEHEE, Adsr'r,
,t27 8 u W. J. Arpersou.
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Alexander, sr.. Of this comfy. disd at Cit
ronella, Ala. Monday, and was buried in
his county, Wednesday. Our sincere con-
do.cnee 10 the bereaved relatives.
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HI. iiStj1!1.I'l..a':.S T.!
uzWEEEwl

Christmas is coming, and you may wish
to make present to your father, mother,
brothers, sisters, cousins or aunts, and it
would be well for you to call and see how
cheap we will sell you a nice DRESS and
TRIMMINGS, CLOAK, DOLMAN, SUIT
of CLOTHES, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES,
and many articles too numerous to mention
We propose to sell goods very low from now
Y2til we close out our present stock So
don't fail to price our goods. We will take
pleasure in showing them, and make no
charge for it,
We have large lot of OVERCOATSI
that will astonish you to see how cheap we
are selling them. So if you need one, call
and see them before they are all selected
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-15

PRCf BRowSLEE, the famous elocudon-
list Of Illinois. will give a reading at the
Baptist church Friday night Dec p. He
is an artist Of tho first rank in his pr :
fession; aud his entertainment will un-
duestionably be a treat.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-15

Stepheo W Dorsey has written n caus
tic letter In which he pleads innocence
in he Star Route business, and denoun-
ces ex-Aitorney- General McYeagh, Attor-
ney General f3rew ster, and all those con-
Dected with the prosecution of the Star
Route gang, the recent removals Of Mar
shall Henry and other officials by Presi-
dent Arthur, for alleged sympathy with
the Star Routers, arouses Mr.. Dorsey q
ire, and he intimates HAT the jury will
be packed against bin; also that lie Gov
eminent officials are using their power
TO crush those who placed them in posi-
ton. Mr.. Dorsey letter will serve to
widen the hrescs in his party, " ieh now
seems split from stem 10 stern"
The report Of the Tennessee Commissi oner
OF Agriculture notes an increase in the
acreage OF wheat sown this year, over last.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quick
ly cured by SLiloh's Cure. We guarran,
tee it.
WILL You SUFFER eth Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vilalizer is
guaranteed TO cure yea.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you.
CATARRH CURED. health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Rene
iy. Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector free.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-15

j w. Cole's Bookstore, CLIFTON
Street, Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-15

1 seH for CASH, M motto is. Pay To-
Day, and Trust To -Aofroic.
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couxrx covnr raoeEE.,se Il
sETiLEAENIs.

COZ = II . ak 4 ihtoe --A-'HF y .HsS
Deeemuer Ie.su- Hon. r. g. Gurrsl, presiding.
SETTLEMENTS.
The following scttlements were fled
ana ordered TO lie over until he next
court for exceptions.
". {. Reed guardian for J. W. Alezan-
" n Reed guardian for NJ Il Alex
ander.
Charles Il Hubbard executor Of Sarah
C. Heron.
Same, trustee fur WIN Heron.
Same, trustee for G. 5. Horton
same, trustee for Sussu Hubbard
Same trustee for family cemetery.
Tbos a Prather guar dian for SalIie c.
Prsther.
c. l. Randle guardian for Matte Nell
SON
same guardian for Qlympia Nelson.
John K. McGehee, administrator OF the
estate of W. J. Apperson, confirmed and
ordered TO be recorded.
AycuyNrs CERTIFIED.
Account of Illinois Printing Co for Or
der Book SIS was proven and certified 20
the Auditor for pas ment.
Account Of e ibert and Mallory for poll
books and prol ate orders FOR S,2s so was
proven AMI certified 10 tie Auditor for
payment.
SEw BoADs.
L. II. Standardization for new road.
Release of light Of way OF land owners
TO sands filed. BieWers report aled r.
H. Riuford appointed surveyor TO open
road, aud assigned as hands for that pur-
pose, Pink billion, john Ge-kias, Ben
Cloyes, John Dacus and bands, Henry
Finch, James Seat and hands, Edgar
Thomas. John Lewis, and the hands ut
II Il ~
RELEASED.
G. NJ Madden released from future poll
". C. Eks was released from poll tax
assessed Tor ISe2 because Of error in
ssssmeUt.
ROAD ORDER.
IN. Wright was appointed surveyor
of the ST ate Line road from Browns east
line to the corporation line OF the town
of Fulton, in lieu Of W. 4. Fields.
W. Is. tore, Ct als-Petition for new
road. Report OF viewers fled. j. H. Al
terberry by attorney movsd to quash the
report of the vie ers. Motion sustained
and report quashed, with leave to amend,
aud case continued until next court.
DIvIsIoN OF LAND.
C. W. Miles ct ais, rlas, Petition for di.
Maggie Miles ct ais, dts. vision Of land
From the oath OF K. !. Mcconnell, il is
ordered that a. b. Kingman be appointed
guardian al litein for Corrinne Norton
and Maggie Mcconnell, minor heirs OF G.
S. Miles, aud this cause continued until
next term.
MERCHANTS LICENSE.
r. Matson was granted merchants IL
cense to sell liquors, not less than quart,
at State line switch.
Fall & Meadows were granted mer-
chants license to sell liquors, not less
than quart at Fulton.
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CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY GOODS.
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MONDAY. THE Ilth INST

beg leave to inform the public that
nv stock is now complete, and will be
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HEADQUARTERS FOR TOYS.
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The report Of the Tennessee Commissioners
OF Agriculture notes an increase in the
acreage Of wheat sown this year, over last.
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NUN Ua 1 TIE IIth INST,
for their inspection | buy my goods at
spot cash, and am able to give my eusto-
mers better selection at lower prices
Than any house in this section, and re
specially challenge an examination Of
goods and prices.
By Remember the place Book Store,
Clinton Street, Frenz Block
Respectfuilv
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TT FIRE.
% Business Houses in Ashes.
Property Destroyed Near
~ 500. OOO.
Very Small Insurance.

Hickman was the scene of a most disas-
'rous fire yesterday morning, which de-
stroyed property TO The value Of nearly
100000, throwing quite a idalSer of good
people out OF business and employ ment,
and financially running some.
The IRE originated in new grocery
building, being erected near the railroad
depot by Mir. Jas. X. Brown, and was first
discovered about 3 o clock in the morning
Almost instantaneous with its discovery
in this new frame, the flames extended
into the Office Ofthe Wilson Houses part
Of the same block. From Browns gro
Gerry and the Wilson House, il reached
across the street isuitiRg PowelTs large
grocery house aud The new Central Hotel
These two large frames being on FIRE, it
rapidly extended along either side OF
Clinton street down TO the crossing OF
Cum berlaud, sweeping every house on
either side OF the street.
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LIeENs 3.

r. Matson was granted merchants H.
cense to sell liquors, not less than quart
at State line switch.
Fall & Meadows were granted mer-
chants license to sell liquors, not less
than a quart. at Fulton.