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SECRET SOCIETIES.

MoAyAx CouxcM, CHOSEN FRIEsDs
--Merts Second and Fourth Monday
niglit's in each month at X. Of p.
Hall, A. D. Rodgers, Q. O., b. M.
HARRISON, Secretary.
MASONIC LopoE-Meets fst Monday
evening in each msnth, at Masonic
Hall. Joe McCaucll w. NJ. A. IL,
CLARK, Secretary.
EvkaGRsEy LopeE, No. 3S KNIGHTS
or PyTHIAs-Meets at X. Of P. Hall,
End and 4th Thursday evenings in
each month. s. @. Chastain, q. c.,
J.W Cross, X. Of r. & :.
Endowment rank, 3rd Monday eve
ming ia each mouth. F. A G. My
rick, Pres; J. s. Forcy, Sec and Treas
ODD FELLows Third story, Hop
kinsville Bank building, meets every
Friday evening. Encampmcnt meet
every lst, and Srd Thursday even
ings.:
rs A. O. U. W.--Mects at K. Of Z
rfall every III and 4th Tuesday even
ings. Ii. f. McCamy, M. w.
X. of H. LoDoR--Meets at X. OF ?
Hall 1st and Bird gruesdAy nights o
each month. w. +. Randall r, R
Il. G. Gave. Dictator.
KNOTT TrMrLARs-Meets 4th Mon
day night in each month, at Masoni
Hall.
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Garden Seeds Direct From the
Grower.

We are in receipt OF Harris Morcton
Farm Seed Catalogue for 1882, con-
tanning list of choice field, garden
and flower seeds grown and for sale BY
Joseph Harris. Morcton Farm, Roch.
ester, N. Y.
Mr.. Harris is an old seed grower
and has had unusual opportunities iui
obtaining and testing all the new va
rieties of farm and garden seeds. lie
is a wel!-known agricultural editor
and author Of thirty years standing
He was for many years editor and pro
prietor of the Genesec Farmer and
afterwards one of the editors Of thc
American Agriculturist. He has a
fine farm of nearly 800 acres near
Rochester, N. Y, His "Walks and
Talks on the Farm" have made his
farm and his neighbor "Thc Deacon. y
familiar to thousands of agricultural
readers. Heis the author Of Harris
on the Pig and Talks on Manures.,
In 1856 he was elected the first resi-.
dent Professor of Agriculture in Cor
nell University, but preferred to con
tinue to "Walk and Talk" on hi
own farm. His seeds arc exception
ally good. They are warranted fresh
of the choicest kinds and sure t,
grow. Mr.. Paris informs us tha
he will be glad to send his Catalogue
for 1882, with directions for cnltiya
ton, free to every reader Of the Soutl
Kentuckian who will send his nam,
and postoffice address on postal card
Send for Catalogue and then ordel
some seeds. You will not regret it.
! Address JOSEPH Harris,
Moreton Farm, Rochester, N. Y.
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a Daredevil of the Georgia
Mountains.

There are few men in Georgia, prob
ably, who lave given the officers more
trouble than Jack Pugh, aud we doubt
il any one las been more successful in
eluding them. Catch him and sur
round him as they would, he always
managed to slide out from under their
thumbs. Long, lank, lean, and wiry,
and possessed Of unusal activity for
ono Of his build, he has kept up his
daredevil career with the fearlessness
Of a border rufiian. Pugh will fight a
circular saw, and has never been a
fraid to meet the best armed officers,
always being ready and on the alert,
Hisi wife, too, is tough customer
when on her muscle. Some time age
one Rawls said something to her abonl
Jack at the house, when she took up .
board and with true Amazonian cour-
age cleaned him completely up. max
ing him bite the dust in jlfy
Pugh says he has not slept inside o
| a house in three years. Ifall his ex
ploits in invadingfthe law and swind.
| ling the government were dished up il
dime novel style, it would make th'
hair Of the average boy stand WILDLY
on end. Being an Illicit distiller o
the ardent is not his only reputation
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Jack Chapman COL. a condemned mur-
derer, escaped Jail at Shreveport, La,
two days before he was to be hanged.
and is still at lodge.
VIM. Gutehunst was thrown from
sleigh and had his neck broken at
Ann Arboi, Mich.
David H, Smith. a farmer, was
murdered by his son, Dan, at Hagers-
town, Ind.
Old RIM, an old Indian chief, got
drunk while on a hunt in the Delaware
Nation, and while lying by the camp
fire log rolled on him and he was
burned to death.
Miss Sarah Vincent, an old maid,
suicided by hanging in Talledega Co.
Ala. y
Anna Dickinson made her debut as
Hamlet last week, in Rochester, N,
Y, She was loudly praised and ap-
plauded. L
Smallpox is spreading to an alur-
ming extent in some Of the large cities.
Alex Builer, COL, was killed in a
riot near Atlanta.
Had Daniel Webster lived till last
Wednesday he would have been LOO
years old.
Rev. G. G. Showers was killed
while crossing railroad track at
Green castle, Ind, IS
Newton Miranda conductor, was
killed by the cars at Cincinnati.
Daniel O'Keef was thrown from q
buggy and killed at Mt. Morris, Mich,
He was drunk.
Mrs. VIM. Smith, an insane wo-
men, shot aud killed her husband 81
Mt. Joy, N. 7.
Two negroes, Harold Robinson and
Malcolm Baltic quarreled over COL
ored da,nses and fought duel at Cor
ming, .. Robinson was killed.
The residence of Geo. O. Smith
burned at Clinton, Mo-. his entire lam
lily five persons perished in the flames
H. Radley and Ed. Wilson wer
killed in tho car works at Pullman
LII.
Betsy Gravenburg, an old maid, su
icided at vieksburg, Mich.
Thos. Cunningham, was found dead
in coal mine at Chattanooga, Tenn
Corporal punishment has been abol
isbed in Cuba.
| Jno. Wagner, a murderer, wa
taken from Jail at lronton. 0. an
hanged. :.
Two men named Ellis and Su,to
went to sleep on a trestle at Mcken
zie, Tenn. and were killed by pass
ing train.
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Midnight Dec. 81, 1881.

The sun had hid his face behind tho
western hills, the moon was slowly
ascending the cerulean heavens food
ing the earth with her soft light, the
stars were looking down from their
golden sockets upon slumbering
world. while December's sighing winds
were heaving the funeral dirge Of the
old year. The year 1881, is passing
away, will soon DO numbered with
the passed TO many it has been a
a year never to be f,rgotten, made
memorable by the severance Of the
tenderest earthly ties. many fond
mother has pressed to her throbbing
bosom her doar dying babe, and then
followed in mournful silence its life
less form to its long resting place;
many a fair young being with buoy
ant hopes, iondly dreaming Of long
life, and earthly felicity, has felt the
icy breath OF death and faded, and
withered like the blushing rose when
nipped by an untimely frost; MANY a
care worm veteran tired Of the ieverish
dreams Of life has gone to that bonrr
from whence no traveller returns
Farewell. old year, thou hast carried
with thee many loved one to the
home Of the blessed. They now rest
in Abraham's bosom, free from
all the sorrows Of earth. Farewell,
loved ones for in a little while well
meet thee in that "sweet bye and
bye" ! puo.,v
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BELLEvIEw,

Farmers arc busy stripping tobac-
co.
iiands arc hiring at tho usual pri-
ces, which range Irumone hundred TO
one hundred aud liIty dollars.
On Thursday night Nose Lewis,
colored, while in difficulty with
JEFF Tandy jerked a pistol from The
hands OF a bys,ander and fired II five
times, one OF the balls taking effect In
the hip of Mary Brysnt. The
wound is not thought TO be danger.
Gus. though il has caused her a good
deal of puin.
Mrs. J. w. Howe, who has been
visiting her mother at this place for
some time past, has returned to her
home in Evansville
Mr. Hooper and son Of Nashville,
are visiting DR.. E. r. Cullom of this
place.
Miss Leah Lander, of IIopkinsvills
10 visiting her sister, Mrs. A. w
Meacham.
Mr.. II. I. Meacham has gone ia
the Purchase.
Thcrc have been several candy
pullings in this vicinity during the
past two weeks. at which the young
people enjoyed themselves very
much. os1~ 3 ~.
Madam Rumor'reports that there
will be a wedding IN the neighbor
hood next Wednesday,. :.
Mr.. G. L. Owen, left for Princeton
on the ninth, from whence he will
proceed 10 Ballard county, where HI
expects TO make his future home.
Mrs. Ven, of Caldwell county, Il
visiting her sister, Mrs. e. j. Cox
! Mr.. w. A. Alexander has returned
| from all extensive visit To- New Or
leons.
j Miss Fannie Richardson, Of Go
ruleau, Is visiting Mrs. Jas. Baker.
BLuGes.
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A Foolish Mistake,

Don't make the mistake Of con.
founding remedy of merit with
quack medicines. We speak from
experience when we say that Par
ker's Ginger Tonic Is sterling
health restorative which win do all
that is claimed for It. We have used
II ourselves with the happiest resell,
for Rheumatism and when worn oui
by oyerwork. Sec ad.- Times.
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CANTON. TRIaa COUNTY.

Hop about a mile from this place
a few evenings since; quite a crowd
gathered. After their arrival ar
rangcments for a private little socia-
bic were commenced and rapidly per-
fected. The result was one of those
charming little impromptu Hops that
so frequently provo source of more
real enjoyment and pleasure than
one got up on the most elaborate and
expensive scale. The courteous and
affable manager, Mr., Morgan Hopson,
Jr., who is always bappiest when
contributing 10 the pleasure Of his
friends, kindly rendered the hospital.
tiles of his house, and more Joyous
party Of lads and lassies never met
together for the purpose Of willing
away an hour. All went on smooth
~ and pleasantly until midnight
warned them that il WAS time TO
cease their merriment, and seek that
repose so generously prescribed by
old Dame Nature for the maintenance
and perpelustion of perfect bealtl.
Several young ladies from Nash
vile, Tenn, are visiting here.
Misses Daisy and Leah Iiopson,
Clarksville students, accompanied By
Mr.. Hop Major, spent several days
with their parents Christmas.
Whooping-cough is raging between
the rivers.
Mr.. Morgan IIopson, Sr., has gone
South OIL an extended business tour.
Cumberland River Is on boom,
its waters extend from hill to hill.
I am not informed OF any damage yet.
Mr.. George Cobb is having a ware
house erected, and several private
dwellings are going up.
Miss Ida McNichols' school is out.
Mr.. Jim McNichols is the tobacco
buyer at this place. Mr. Jas, Cham
frau, the proprietor of the hotel, has
retired to private life. Sociables are
numerous. Egypt.
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Want she Cute.

She knew 1t was necessary to be
beautiful to be attractive. She knew
health gave beauty peculiar charm,
therefore she made free use Of
Browns Iron Bitters, and her capti-
vaiing smile seemed like q beam of
sunshine; her eyes We're bright AMI
sparkling, aud her skin, oh twas
most wondrous fair! Well worthy
of trial Is this valuable medicine by
al our lady lrienls-Fashion Pspsr.
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BEVERLEY.

It's almost time we cease worship
ing the God Of love, but every wear
brings fresh victims to the hymeneal
alter. We are now on the eve OF
witnessing the dedication of two m ,re
souls to the God of love. Ii two
weeks is not too long beforehand, we
viii extend to the couple our heaity
congratulations, and may they ever
see the sunny side Of li(e'sjourney, and
all their cares be little ones.
Beverley has new sign erected.
"Call on j. L. Dulin and have the
conceit taken ont Of you at checkers" F"
Lost, strayed or stolen, young
lady's trunk filled with all sorts oil
things. When last heard Of it was in
Lafayette. Call at D. B. Owsley's
aud inquire within.
While ont hunting last Friday, we
CHANGED to strike the Palmyra road
near Beverley, and being some what
weary. clambcred upon the fence to
rest our tired limbs, we were very
much surprised to hear our name call
ed very distinctly two OF three times,
without seeing any one. But looking
down into the roa;l, tie mystery was
soon explained, for there sat one Of
our friends on tobacco hogshead. up
to his chin in mud, all we could see Of
the mules was the tips Of, their ears,
they seemed used to it however, and
onr friend will refuse to vote the turn
pike ticket nes Vt August.
A. H. Watkins hen house was dis
turbed the other night, and next day
the DR.. was sent Tor to dress negro's
heel, the darkie swears he stuck brier
in it.
Miss Docia Turner expects to re,
open her school next month. All the
girls and "Boys" are invited to come
SPuON.
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TRADEWATER.

at rains but does not wet" Is the
latest slang phrase out.
A social hop was given at Geo.
Martins one night last week; also
one at VIM. r. Fuller's.
Mud is II common noun, OF the un-
thankful gender, in the desperate
case and governed by the swearing
WAGNER,
Last Sunday the Methodists held
their quarterly meeting at Bethlehem
near here.
John II. Pvle killed wild turkey
last week, The doctors say he will
get over 1t.
Geo. Martin has rented the WIN.
Walker iarm and has moved TO II.
Tobacco is about all sold and de.
liyered.
During the Inst snow one of Geo
e. Boyd's hogs tame up missing; as
this was not the first one, he in com
pany with three or four of HE neigh
bors traced the hog aud the track of .
man to certain mans house aud al
the hog was past grunting they turn
cd aud made their tracks with the
heel toward the east.
| Rev. II, l.. Melton preached o
Boyd's school house last Sunday.
West Grant is very low now will
consumption.
The health OF the community i
very good now, | hope 1t will rcmail
go.
James Walkerhas bought part o
u. llamby's farm.
Ii Is well.known TO all that 1888
was trying TO some In providing fol
their families aud stock but the win
ter has so far been favorable on them
so il did not take near as much to fees
stock as would have taken If the win
ter had been hard aud disagrecahl
one,
| Farmers are busily engaged prenar
ing for another crop, and have forgot
lcn their past hardships.
! MERIDA.
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Soon after the admission Of Nilsson
ri.into the Union candidate for Con-
gress was defeated by an overwhelm-
ing majority in that State-so bally
beaten that he determined to leave the
district in which he resided forthwith.
without consulting his neighbors. He
went to the neighborhood of Florida.
Mo. Shortly after, on being inquired
for by friends. they were informed that
he had "Gone up Salt river - Salt
river, Mo-. is formed by three branches
which unite near Florida. 1t flows
thence east, aud enters the Mississippi
in Pike county. This is supposed to
be the origin oil the phase "lioing IN
Salt river" A similar story is told
of Davie Crockett and the Salt river
in Kentucky.
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LAFAYETTE.
'.Lcaf by Leaf the roses fan,

I
aud ill one by one We are called Ia
cross "oyer the river into the world
beyond, aud tho call when il comes
is always imperative, prepared or
unprepared. morning, noon, or
night. lit is all the same, we must go.
Facts are ever before us indelibly
stamping this truth upon our minds
and looking back only a few short
weeks, 10 The close OF the old year.
and again TO the coming OF the new.
| am even more forcibly reminded OF
the truth OF this assertion by Iecal-
ling the death OF two of our old ciii.
zens, both well known IN this county
and vicinity, Mrs Sonora Toriail
wife of Mr.. JAS. Torian, died on the
morning OF December 3Olh. after q
| piotracted Illness of several weeks.
she was jealous and consistent
member of the Methodist church, and
tho Q who knew her but speak kindly
OF her as loving wife, devoted
lmothcr, and warm friend. She
lived a home life, but appreciated
these, and by these,ler loss will be felt
most of oil. Only a few days later
Mrs. Martha WVoton. of this place,
died after short illness OF pneumo.
mia. Coming 10 this county many
years ago from Virginia, and being
identified with the people in their
palmicst days, she had naturally
made many friends. The circum-
stances OF her death we're peculiarly
sad she had left her home in usual
health, for a pleasant visit IN the
country, and soon after was stricken
down with pneumonia III its most
violent form. from which she iieyei
rallied. She leaves only one living
representative Of her family. Mrs
Obe Hester, TO whom we tender Cur
warmest sympaihies.
Mr. Henry Hester, who has been
very i'll Tor some months past was
visited professionally last week by
DIR. Bailey, Of Clarksville, who gives
his friends but little encouragement
ofa permanent recovery. His fail
ing strength is a course of regret &c
| all, by whom he Is known.
| Mr.. Len, Smith, tobscconist, o.
Jordan Springs. with his wife and
uaugh,er nave ,aken rooms WIZ
The donation party recently ten
dercd Brother Jas. Bingham by hi
| friends was not only most cnjoya
o'e hun''' ""' was u'hnaRe" 80 s''a'e
geten'iy as 70 nave p'en compiel'
surprise. Before 'he ,a'h'iy "er'
aM"e e,,, " '.e,, ,,, ,n.sna,n ,., '"s pm ,onas
WIS my" WIN 'ie,,s h'u uoha'ion
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Gu a.. s. n
barI,sr-oou'h 'a'. street. hev.
!. .,'iI y. IN heen' pastor. 'a'; services esery S
9aooa,n 'ao'""s nv ',,,i .'vI San
PRAYER meeting Wednesday night.
Business meeting first Wednesday
night in each month.
MISUNDERSTANDING street, Eld'
William Powell, pastor. Services
Sunday school every sunday morn
ing Prayer meeting every "edhcs'
day evening"
M. E. SovrH-Nasbyille street,
Rev. S. r. Brewer pastor. Services
So ~ !. III a.or. SonIav . n,orn;nT'
] ps...a, ] ,,ao,;nr s,os, Wa,,nesday =
o,,;nr .'a,.'
''A :,
FIRST rnEsBvTEnIAS--husselly'lie
1svs'vss ',a. ss,aol sayS ",,ova snnJan .norn;ng
ray .."vv .,.,o,;no 49, aaasv wainosis1, /,
ev"1;n, %
| c,,,,,,.,,, p,,.,vrr,,.v (, Nash
vile Street. Rev. }. q. Tate, pastor
Services LIST and 3rd Sabbath morn.
ing and evenings. Sunday schoo'
every Sunday morning. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening.
Rector. Service
every Sabbath at 10l, A. NJ. and 81
/ P. NJ. Sunday school every Sunday
morning.
c,,,nvo,,x ,xn pD,snvrr,, Rms
sellville Street, Rev. M. o. Smith
pastor. Services every Sabbath morn
ing and evening. Prayer meeting
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A New Man -DYspepsia Cured

From the Hon. ]. II, Benson, Hart
Co., Ga. -,
HARTwELL, Ga. FEB. 10, 1882
] want TO say good word for
Browns Iron Bitters. am about
sixty years of age; have warehouse,
railroad and newspaper work to do
I have been taking--and various
other kinds OF whlskey bllters "a
give me an appetite, and the only mp
petite got was one for drink. Rev,
Mr.. Anderson, the presiding elder
for the district, stopped with me moi
long ago, suffering dreadfully will
dyspepsia. ] got him Browns Iron
Bitters. They cured him. After he
left concluded to take that remain
ing IN the bottle, and | assure YOU !,
has made a new man out Of me.
have no desire for Stimulate, and
believe could eat pair of old boot
and digest them as easily es rice.
j. B. Benson.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


CIRCUIT COURT.
yohu v. trace Juaye, cadiz. n.y.. II. 4. Tn
drruood clark, Hopkinsv lie. Ky. Court
mo.ls irst Monday III February and August
BOARD OF couycILMES.
Jcux Z LAraAA, Chairman.
W X. P.tAnrBkLL.
v. q. BhowNELL,
ID T. BEARp.
n " MccAMr,
NJ LtrsrlSg.
Meets Ist Tuesday In each month and subject
10 the eail OF the Chairman. Meeting held h
clay court room.
ouARrgaLy COURT.
A.v. Long Judge. Meets fsd MoBssy In
March, june, september, December.
COUNTY COURT.
A.v. I.ong Judge, Joah Brnshcr Attorney )
Meets arst Monday In every month,
cry COURT.
Joe Mecarroil, Judge; J.w. Downer At
torney; r. Al. Owen City Marshal.
COUNTY oFFIcRs.
John W. flrcathitt. Clerk; c. NJ, Brown
Sheriff; A. ID Iona, Jailer.
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Lydm E. Pmkham's Vegetable
Compound has done thousands OF
women more good thanthe medicines
of many doctors. 1t isapositive euro
for ail female complaints. Send to
Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham.
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The Highest Rank,

Made from harmless materials and
adopted TO the needs Of fading hair,
Parker's Hair Balsam has taken tho
highest rank as an elegant and relia-
BILE hair restorative.
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Strengthen brain and muscle, culti-
vate nerves of iron, make labor cary
and work a. pleasure, by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
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LyDEA Z. PlNKHAEa's
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.



fer all thess Psisfsi Ceupiaint. ara we.knessss
ssesnHaoa TO our beet female popuiatioa.
viii cure entirely tho worst fern, OF Femals Com
riAlnis all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Uleera
ton, FALLING and Dsriaesnieuts and the consequent
Spinal wsskness, and Is particularly adapted 10 the
Change Of Ilfa
u viii dissolve and trrsl tumcrs from tho uterusin
an early ttar OF dsyelopmcnt Tho tendency 10 can
esrous hup,ori checked very speedily ty iisuss
u removes faintne- EAiuiency deatroyssii craving
for s,nuant- and rulieves weakness OF tie stomach
II Gurus DisatiuE. uesdaehes fsrvou, Prostrution,
General Debility. sieeylsssness Depression and indi
gcstioa.
Thai feeling OF bearing down. csufng palm. weight
and baesaebe is always permanently cured by s uso
Iswiiiat nil times and under all crsurstanees art In
harmony with claws that govern the female sJrtem
Forths eureof K!dney Complaints Of sither ssx tis
Compound Il unnarprssed.
LYDIA T. PIsKua ANS VEGETABLE CON.
PouNDb q prepared at rs and q, Western Avenue,
Lynn, uasa Price o. Six botilssfor o. ssntly mall
in tbs form Of pls Aso In tho form Of iorenges, on
reoeipt Of price, 81 per boz for either Mrs Pinthsm
frsay answers all lstion Of inquiry. Send for painph-
isI Address as above. ksniloa nis nspsr.
No family shenid be without LYDIAR pINKHAhS
tIyER PuIa. Thcy eurs constipation. b,liouinaes,
sni torpidlty Of The liver. n5 cents per box
A5- sold By all Druggists. 7ca
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Bethel Female Ceolleg,
HoPKINsvILLE, KY.

The pall session Of 1891 win open on Mon
day, goth Of August, with increased facilities
for the education Of young ladies. Terms as
heretofore. For Information apply to or ad.
"'s'' Wv Jw. RUST.
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A Nasal Injector free with each
hottie Of Shiloe'a Caiarrli Remedy.
Price 80 cents. For sale BY Gisl "
Garner.
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VIM Fleminga Aluhlenberg coun,
ty murderer has been pardoned by the
Governor.
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Mrs. VIM. Barlow suicidcd by cut.
ting her throat at Colombus, Q.
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n MsEs a CLARK, onlse in Henry Block
" Main st.
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77777777777 =
MlLIINERs.

r %. ALEXANDER. NJ. d., over Gray a
La Burknes's drug store.