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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-27
BOYLE COUNTY
DangIHe.

The death Of Miss Mamie McElroy,
daughter of Rev. w. T. McElroy, on Sat-
urday night, was a peculiarly sad one.
This young lady was just eighteen years
old, the darling Of her parents, and a fav-
orite with her associates. She was a mem
Der Of the senior class of Bell Semin AIRY for
the present year, but was too i'll to take
part in the Commencement exercises, hav-
ing been stricken with typhoid fever about
the time the exercises began. In the latter
part Of her illness there we're marked symp-
toms of Inflammation of the brain, and for
several days her condition had been hope
less. She was attired for the tomb in the
dress she was TO have worn as graduate,
and looked a. she lay still in death pic
ture Of sleeping innocence. The remains
were taken to Louisville (the former home
of her parents) this morning for interment.
The friends of Rev. +. NJ. Green, of
the first Presbyterian Church, think that
he surpassed himself in his sermon yester-
day morning His remarks were based on
two passages of scripture, "Thou shalt not
steal, and .'Thou shalt not covet." Your
correspondent is not yet preacher, but he
has long been Of the opinion that even
layman Of a reasonable amount Of exper-
fence could "expound" very forcibly from
the texts quoted. More things can be stolen
than money or property, and more scorned
and spurned when once acquired. And
the covetous are not all known whether
that which is coveted is gained or not.
How many men and how many women
sat at the feet of Bro. Green on yestmorn.
who felt that his winged words went thro'
their ears "lke arrows Sped" and yet to
all outward appearances we're like the Gods
of Epicurus, too good to trouble their
serene existence with the cares of the mis-
cradle sinners referred to.
The unterrifed, or the Bourbon dem
ocracy, or whatever brand we have in
Boyle county, assembled at the Court
house on Saturday to select delegates to
the Convention that is to meet here on the
9th of July, prox., to nominate candidate
for Superior Court Judge in this district =.
The Convention was called to order by W.
j. Lyle, Chairman OF the County Commit
tee, and organized by the election Of j. Il.
Mars, Chairman, and Alex. Anderson,
Secretary. A committee Of five to prepare
resolutions expressive Of the sense Of the
meeting was appointed. This committee
was unable to agree, and two reports were
presented, the majority being in favor Of
the Convention instructing for b. NJ. Bur-
dett Of Garrard, and the minority for the
strength of the county being pro-rated
among the different candidates as we're en-
titled TO IT, Different amendments and
substitutes were discuSed by Hon. M. j.
Durham, Mess Jno S. Van Wrinkle, John
Cowan, G. X. Anderson and j. W. Potts,
and finally a substitute offered by G. IL
Rodes, Esq, was adopted, viz THAT our
delegates be instructed TO vote for b. NJ
Burdett, of Garrard, as long as he remains
a candidate, aud then for Alvin Duyall, o
Franklin"
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Democratic cosyenfloa.

The democracy Of Lincoln met in Mass
Convention Saturday TO appoint Delegates
to the District Convention TO meet in Dan.
vile, July 6, TO nominate a candidate for
Superior Judge. Col. w. q. Welch, Chair
man Of the County Committee, called the
meeting to order and after stating lis OBJ
iect suggested that nominations for perman-
ent Chairman were in order. Judge Sauf-
ley nominated A. X. Denny, who was elect
ed without opposition, and on motion Of
Col. I. p Hill, w. 7. Walton was made
Secretary. A motion to have the Chair
man name a committee to draft resolutions
expressive Of the feelings of the meeting
was carried, and the following gentlemen
were selected: John Blain, Judge j. NJ.
Philips, Jerry Briscoe, Hon. w. O. Hans
ford, James Walker Grimes, +. II. Chen
ault and d. b. Edmiston, who, after a short
retirement, presented through Judge Phil
ips the following;
Resolred, by the Democracy Of Lincoln
County IN Mas Meeting assembled: lst. That
we approve OF the cali for a Convention to
be held at Danville on the 9th day Of Ju-
ly, 1882, TO nominate a democratic candid
ate for the office Of Superior Court Judge
from the 2nd District.
2nd. That the eight votes TO which Lin.
coin is entitled in said Convention be
equally divided between Il. NJ. BuIdett, Of
Garrard, aud Alvin Duvall, OF Franklin,
and that the whole Of said vote be cast for
the longest survivor Of these two in the
Convention.
3rd That the following gentlemen are
appointed delegates from Lincoln county,
TO cast said vote: Stanford, LIST precinct
NJ G. Sauhey. 2nd precinct.-G. A. Lack
ey. Crab Orchard-W. o. Hansford. Wal
nut Flat-Jno. s. Owsley. Turnersville-
q. w. Afford Hustonvile DIR. II. Brown.
Highland-D. A. Baugh. Waynesburg-
+. S. GoOch.
4th That il there be any vacancies in
said delegation the delegates present shall
GIL them.
w. +. Narnon moved to amend the res
olutions by instructing for Burdett first
and Duvall second, but tina. was voted
down, p to IL, and S. S. Myers moved
that Duvall be given the first instructions,
A discussion was about to ensue whenJudge
sauAey, an avowed friend Of Mr.. Bnrdett,
suggested that il would be the best for all
parties concerned to adopt the resolutions
as read and Mr.. Myers having withdrawn
his motion, they were unanimously CARR
ed. Adjourned A. X. DENNY, Chm.
w. L. WALTON, Sec'y.
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"PRAISE the LORD.

FRANKFORT, June 20, 1882.
Dear Interior:
The Frankfort meeting is over.
By which suppose is meant that it is on
the other side Of the bridgeless chasm that
separates one from the past. From the
9Th sermon the harvesting was steady and
abundant. Not a single break but every
service had its ingathering. Steadily, also,
grew the faith Of the people in the healing
touch of JESUS hand for bodily ailments
until at the closing services, the invalids
Aocked in such numbers a. to tax to the
utmost time and strength to minister to
them.
Yesterdays harvest was 100 for soul and
III for the body, and the grand total foots
up l,249 for soul and asa for body. One
service to spare until the completion Of the
3rd week. This places the Frankfort meet
ing far in advance of any Of the 20 yet
held. 1t is so good in the LORD, and so
like him, thus to make the close Of our
Kentucky ministry so blessed, and to send
us on to the iulfillment Of what remains OF
it with this parting "Kiss of HIS lips"
Sunday mornings service was for the
colored people, and held in the Hall. The
attendance was only 30 so, and the harvest
not so great as on other like occasions. 30
only, confessed the dear Name. In the
afternoon, 1000 or more were gathered in
the Capital yald, under the dense shade of
the beautiful trees that adorn the enclos-
ure. Fifty took the blessed step there. AT
the hall, the jam, at night, was fearful.
Fifteen car loads Of excursionists from
Louisville alone would nearly have filed
the room. OF course hundreds found moi
even standing room and were compelled to
go away.
1 write in the haste of packing. We
start for Dayton, Ohio, on the 10 O'Clock
train this morning. viii write at length
from there. Ever in Jesus.
GEO. o. BARNES.
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BHdnfsUUe.

Wheat is turning out splendedly. Oats
are nearly ready to harvest. Corn is very
promising.
%. Tillett bought Of Tim Ford fsl
heifer for S2l, also one of Mrs. Clary Dunn
for $3.50. Simeon Tomlinson bought Of
Jack Dunn one scrub COW and calf for $40.
Ed. Dunn ate a hearty dinner and
went into the harvest field, became over
heated and drank quality Of water, and
died Saturday night from the effects Of it.
lie was an industrious poor man, and
leaves a wife aud three small children.
lightning struck o. Kemper's horse
and killed 1t. The horse was tied to the
barn. The barn was not injured. Light
ming struck tree in DIR. Ben Swope's pas
ture, killing five sheep under it. A terrible
wind and rain storm here Thursday even
ing
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RELIGIOUS

The Christian Church is fourth in
point Of members IN the United States, IT,
membership being stated at about 100000.
The Secretary Of the Southern Baptist
Convention stated that there we're Of white
Baptists in the Southern States 974,lOO;
colored 74l Gei; churches 1857; ministers
6,O96. During the past nine years there
has been contributed to benevolences $685.
1879.
Gov. Blackburn has got into Brother
Barnes church. Our big-hearted old Gov.
ernor deserves TO 20 to heaven. II he had
been there instead Of at Frankfort there
would have been great improvement in
State affairs without corresponding fail.
ure in the celestial government. Il Louis
willie Commercial.
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delegates to vote for Richards. II being
an adjoining county and the best feeling
having prevailed between thetwo,it was ex.
pected that the vote would certainly 20 for
Burdett, or that he would al least divide
Il. II is firmly believed that some thing
more than preference for Richards un-
derlies the matter and Il may prove a
Boomerang from an inexperienced hand.
The Democracy Of this county assem-
bled at the Courthouse Saturday after
noon and went into Convention by electing
r. II. Tomlinson, Chairman, and w. A.
Burnside. Secretary, and proceeded 10
elect and instruct delegates 10 the District
Convention TO be held At Danville, July
9Th, for the purpose Of nominating can
didate for Superior Judge. The following
named gentlemen we're delegated to cast
the vote Of Garrard county, for Hon. b.
NJ. Burdett; DIR. J. Price, X. II. Tomlin-
son, II. G. Kaufman, j. II. Bruce, G. w.
Sweeney. W. Poor, james Bryant, Tom
Dunn, Clayton Anderson and Lewis Leav.
ell, Alternates. A resolution endorsing
Capt. T. j. Henry was also put before the
Convention and adopted, after which Il adj
ourned.
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LAKL oclL rLMf clRn.
LOCAL NOTICES


Buy PAINTS Of Penny n McAlisier
FREsm Blue Lick Water, at McRoberis
n Stages.
GrRMAs Millet Seed 81 % per bushel at
A. Owsley's.
DoAN's Attest Gasoline at at Penny n
McAlister's.
ELEvEN POUNDS Sugar for 81 a, Meal
lister \ Brighrs.
SALT, Lime and Cement constantly 90
hand a A. Owaley's.
PLENTY Of country sides and hams at
McAli.ter n Briehrs.
NEW stock Of Jewelry and Silverware at
Penny n McAli-ter's.
SOFA WATER better than in any past
seasons, at McRoberts a Stages.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
aud warranted by Penny n McAlister.
PuRE Alden Fruit Vinegar, best in the
world. for sale only by McAlister n Bright
You will find the best 5-cent and 2.for.
5.oents cigar in town at Penny n MEALS
ter's
J.H. A Is. III. SHAsKs are receiving and
opening a nice new lot Of Zeigler Shoes
low cut
Brsr Castor and Extra Winter strained
Lard Oil for Reapers and Mowers at Me-
Roberts a Stages.
A FuLL line Of California Canned Goods,
including Apricols, Grapes. Pears, Peaches
and Egg Plum at McAlisler and Brights
VIZ have added TO oar business larger
assortment OF the Gcncrd Crystal Speciaclcs
and can fit any eye Being Of harder glass
they do not scratch or easily deface, and
will retain their beautiful polish This de-
partment will be under the charge Of Thos.
Richards. who will carefully 1T them to
any Eye for any purpose, near-sighi, FAR
seeing, shooting, &c. McRoberts n stsgg
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Paint Lick.


Jas. Martin sold his fine saddle horse
TO q. Shnmate for $500.
Farmers have commenced engaging
their wheat. q. Shumale is buying here
and has bought some at 30 cents.
-PERsoNAL-Mr. ]. l.. Watkins, for.
mer Clerk for r. II. Batson, left last Tues
day for Lexington, to make il his future
home. lie is going to keep books for
the Singer Machine Go. Mrs. II. b.
Ward and daughter left here Saturday, to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Gresham, at Liv-
ingston, and will be gone some two or
three weeks.
Married, at the home Of the bride,
Miss Jennie Wearen to l.. c. jenkins, for
merly Of Bryantsville, Ed. Milton Elliott
officiating. The bride is a lovely lady Of
sweet sixteen, and never looked better than
on this important event Of her life. The
attendants we're Misses Emily Kinnard
Xinnena Howe, Mess John Saunders and
Sam w. Warnacut
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PERSnNLL

Ma. o. p. McRonERTs, Of Nashville,
il visiting his brother, Rev. S. S. McRob-
eris.
Miss. JSo. s. VAN WISKLE, r. Z.
JAcoBs, g. II. RoDEs AND SAN'L HARD
rSa, Dinville attorneys, were here yesier-
day.
Mas. A. Il. PENNY AND Miss SALIIE
have gone TO Mr. George BooRe's in the
country, TO "reoupera,e their exhausted en-
ergies.'
Coz. +. w. VARSoS has just returned
from Louisville apparently Satisfied that
the shops will be located at the Junction,
but he wont talk vet.
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SENATOR BIAIS denies the rumor that
he is to be the republican candidate for
County Attorney. lie is thoroughly sat
is6ed with the Office he has aud besides he
ia preparing as fast az possible, to retire
from the bar and become horny handed
granger the balance Of his life.
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Do Not be leceiHed

In these times of quaek u edicine advertise
ments everywhere. II is truly gratifying to find
one remedy that Is worthy Of praise, and which
really does as recommended. Electric Bitters we
can vouch for as being true and reliable remedy,
and one that will do as recommended. They in-
variaby cure stomach and Liver Complaints
Diseases of the kidneys and Urinary difficulties.
We know whereof we speak, and can readily say,
give them trial. Sold at any cents a bottle by
Fanny a McAlister.
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LlGHTNING struck an old tree in Mr.. s.
j. Embry's pasture Sunday night Getting
il a fire and producing blaze that caused
the neighbors to believe that house was
burning. A few nights before S25 OK be-
longing 10 Mr.. John Bright, was killed by
lightning, In field not far from some tall
traaa
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The Republicans we're to meet here Sat
urdsy to nominate candidates for County
officers, but not more than bakers dozen.
materialiled aud action was for the second
time postponed. They don't seem to be
much in earnest about making a fight, for
they must know how futile Il will be.
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GIASTs.-Baby Bates, and his wife the
larges, pair in the United States, passed
up Friday To visit a relative near London.
They have retired from the side-show busi-
ness and have settled down on a farm Of
their own near Cincinnati.
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MT VERNON DEPARTMENT

The X. @. engineers are between the
Sinks and Livingston, They are running
line from Livingston to Gardner Null
lins' 10 connect with the Roundstone line
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j. I. HARRIS informs US that he can fur
nish the citizens Of Stanford with ice at
cent per pound, and will keep il the season
through, both Lake and made ice. When
ice freezes in the country il freezes in town.
Respectfully, Harris a Dawson.
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RuckLen's Anniea SaIve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, COrns, and all Skin
Eruptlons, aud positively cures piles. 1t is guar
anteed to give entire satisfaction money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Penny
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DENIES Ir.-Mr. q. r. Peacock, whose
name was signed to the letter informing MS
Of the prospective marriage of Dan Miller
to Miss Sarah Curtis, denies In most in
dignant manner that he either wrote or
sanctioned lts writing. We have forward
ed the letter to him so that he can ferret
out the writer and prosecute him for for
gerry.
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DEATHS

Bette, the bright little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Pence, died Sunday, Of
whooping cough, aged 4 years, and was
buried Yeelerdax in Buffalo Cemetery.
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THERE were just 81 persons present at
the Democratic Mass" Convention Satur-
day, counting every body. The average
farmer was too busy getting in his crop Of
wheat to devote moment TO politics.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-27

SOME Of our lazy correspondents send Us
items that occurred last week or week be-
fore, and Of course they do not appear. We
want fresh items and will publish none
other
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER Millinery.

Miss BELLE HUGHEs desires 10 inform the Ladies'
Of this vicinity that she is constantly receiving
very handsome line Of splendid new Spring aud
Summer Millinery, which she oilers 10 the public
at very low figures. Among her beautiful stock OF
Trimmings all the latest designs, including the
rage, aesthetic flowers. She has also a Mantua-
Making Department, where the greatest attention
is giyen 20 the cutting, atting aud making Of all
kinds Of dresses. U-s
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In this country Of bluegrass and Al.
derneY cows, il would seem that butter
would be almost drug upon the market,
but il is not by a jug full. Ii is scarce
and hard 10 get at 2j cents a pound.
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Mrs A. X. denny discovered when she
went to uSe them Sunday that her gold
watch, bracelets snd breastpin were gone.
She cant imagine who could have gotten
them unless a negro boy who came there
to he hired during the week before stole
them. When he asked II she wanted to
hire him she told him TO wait but she did
not see him again. He gave his name as
Tom Rnhinson
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VINO Is HE.-J. +. Hatcher, Chief Of
Police Of Danville. Va, writes to Sheriff
Menefee, that he has arrested one VIM. A.
Libbee and that he has been examined and
committed on a very grave charge. Lib.
bee claims Lincoln county as his home.
Can any body give US any information
concerning him7
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There is a report current that w. ii
Miller will be nominated by the republic
cans FOR County Judge, Squire w. NJ. Gar
nett for Jailer and Z. NJ. McRoberts for
Attorney. We could not learn who were to
he the other nominees, but il il to be set.
tied on mex, County Court day II the re-
publicans on the third attempt can get a
quorum together.
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THE grand opening ball a, Crab Orchard
Springs will occur on the evening Of July
9Th. Prof.. Arnold's cornet band Of Mem
phis will arrive on the lst.
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USDER the two per cent assessment
plan adopted by the Republican National
Committee our Postmaster has TO shell
out $50 noleas uoioas
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Az effort is being made here 10 raise an
orchestra which will no doubt prove sue
oessful as there is plenty Of good talent
available
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THE name Of the postoitoe known as
Mullins. in Laurel county, Ky, has been
changed 10 East Bernstadt.
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THE CINCISNATI SOUTHERN has had an-
other accident. The engine Of the North
bound passenger train was thrown from the
track by broken rail at Rodgers Gap,
Saturday morning. The engineer Was kill
ell and the fireman fatally injured. This
caused delay Of many hours, and Of a
consequence we missed our mail matter
from Cincinnati and other places North
and East.
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MT. VERNON ADvERrIsEmESTs.
~. n. MARTIN

Il candidate for Clerk Of the Rockoastle County
Court, August election, 1882.
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PfcMc.-Mr. 10 Mcsmith will give a
picnic at Hale's Well next Saturday, 10
which every body IL invited.
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CONTRACTOR y. u. HAyDES says the
cars will reach London July 9Th.
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TnREE HUNDRED THOUSAND Brick foI
sale. Apply to Henry Baughman, Stan
ford.
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OWING to the illness Of Judge Owsley
the Special Term Of his Cour set to con-
veue here yesterday, was adjourned till to-
day by Col Vanon, who was elected Spe-
cial Judge. The object Of the term is to
obtain decree to sell the Crab Orchard
Springs
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The Typhoid fever seems to have run
it, course here. Praise the Lord.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PLEASE NOTICE !

All persons indebted to Hale Hunnelley, either
by note or account, will please come forward aud
settle Immediately. The business must be wound
up. IS AT. NUNNELLEY.
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STOLEN from my pasture Tuesday night
last, brown mare, ljl hands A liberal
reward will be given for her return. b.
Pennington.
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Il an independent candidate for Assessor Of
Rockastle County, August election, 1852
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McRouERrs n STAGE have just PIT up
handsome silver showcase, which adds
much TO the beauty and convenience Of
their establishment.
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Pension AGENT r. Blain reports that
he has secured for Mrs. Malinda Collins,
mother Of John A. who died while a mem
Der Of Wolford's Cavalry, arrears Of pen
SION to the amount Of 81 600. Mrs. G.
lives ON Green River in this county.
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Col. w. O. BRADLEY.-We have it from
one who spoke by the card, that Coz. Brad
ley is an avowed candidate for Congress in
this District. He is mighty clever fell
low and is a great favorite with President
Arthur, who always has a smile for him"
but either Gov. McCreary or Phil Thomp-
son can distance him in the race for Con-
gressonal honors We are sorry for the
Col, but he will get to Congress the SINE
year that Bobbitt 1ets to the Legislature,
and not before.
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SAM M. BURDETT,
ATTOR N EY AT LAW,
Mt. Vernon, Ky.

Will practice his profession In Rockcastle and
adjoining counties and In The Court Of Appeals.
Special attention given 10 collections.
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FARMERS desiring to lay in their winter
supply Of coal would do we'll 10 see the
proprietors Of Lincoln Mills. Il will be
money in their pockets.