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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-15
LlEn. sIncK Avn cane

-Fint-clsss Utley hay press for sale
John Bright, Stanford.
B +. fobinson shipped yesterday 40,
hogs for which he paid from 8 10 0 cents.
Squire J. 3. Murphy sold to A. T
Nunnelley 8 bullocks thirteen hundred anC
thirty six lbs. average, at cents.
q. w. Afford has bought and sold ID
the last week or two 800 hogs. He gave
cents around for them and made fair pro
ft.
Special Commissioner, w. ii. Miller
bought for Mra Joel f. Portman, the farm
Of Mr.. J. Walker Owens near Mckinney
1856 acres, at $35 per acre. They will move
thither at once.
John X. Farris has just returned from
the sump,er, Darlington and Marlboro dis.
tricts Of South Carolina, where he sold 9
car load Of horses for Fsrris a Whitley Al
500 to Sl75. He reports the prospect.
for sale OF horses unpromising but says
that mules are adyancing some.
-LExrseToS CouRT, About 500 cat
tie on the market, prices ranging from s.
to $4.9e per cwt. There we're rs broke and
unbroke mules offered, and they brought
from $3.50 to Sill per head. A good
many common horses were sold and they
ranged in price from SIS to $50
"A new horse disease, which battles the
veterinary surgeons, has broken out in
Troy, MY. Captain sweeney's trotter
Chieft,in, valued at $4,000, is one Of the
victims and IL is believed will not recover
The symptoms Of the disease are inability
To masticate food and fall Of pulse and
temperature.
In Cincinnati the cattle market isquiei
a, 4 TO cents for common. A. to for
good to choice butcher; At to for common
to best shipper; good TO choice cows to
AZ do heifers Al to Al; do oxen p to s.
siockers % to AZ Hogs are falling, best
bringing 6.S5; fair to good packers 81 to 6
common 81 to SIS. Sheep are in fair de-
mand at p TO Al; extra heavy wethers &c.
Lambs sell readily at 3 to 5.
DR. W. c. Greenfield, Of Guthrie, Ky,
has perhaps the largest hog in the world.
II is Of the big bone Berkshire, thee feet
seven inches high, nine feet from the nose
TO the tip Of tail, measures seven feet around
the body just behind the shoulders, and
eleven and one-hslf inches around the leg,
just above the hoof. He is only moderate
ly fat, but very thrifty, and taking on flesh
rapidly, weighs 1900 pounds and the DR..
thinks he will take on three hundred
pounds more flesh. He has SOW of the
same age that weighs 900 pounds.
Mars Il English, auctioneers and real
estate dealers, report the sale Of Charles e.
Clarke, near DanviIle, on the 18th, as large
ly attended by bidders from all the adjoin-
ing counties. Fifty fat cattle ,426 H., at
Sass per cwt-; Q head yearlings $37 50 per
head three head do $3.50 per cwt.; Q head
mixed yearlings SIS so; calves ST. 25;
grade Jersey heifer s5l; milk cows $3.50
20; 80 mule colts s64 per head work mules
slS5@l6l; horses $529lOi; fat hogs IS 81;
sheep So O5 per head; corn in the field ST.
COOL 60 per barrel; sorghum IS cents per
shock
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ARTICLES INCORPORATION
Lancaster DanvilleeS stamford
TELEPHONE co.

~
We, the undersigned, y. ~. burdet.' W. - NIL
Ter, isobt. X west W. r; walker ana y. Is. MD
naird, have ageed 70 and DO hereby associate our
selves together i3r the pnIPese o. erecting ana car
rying on Telephone Line 1etseen me towns o.
the corporate name o. !" Inc lancaster DanFile
STAFFORD Ielephone Oom .,,-. - Ar.
The corporation Is 20 continue and exist for the
space otnity years rom tue hrst gay o. January
1883, 70 have the power 10 sue ana hablllty 70 De
sued by its corporate nanei 10 nave common a.
Win power TO alter the same whenever the boaru
OF directors may see proper 70 10 80.
Inc shares or interest," 10 SAID company shalI De
transieraDle on the looks OF ihe company, ooly,
and cancellation o. the oid CeItneate OF stock ana
Issuing new one 70 the transieree.
Inc private property OF tne mem oers o. the cor
porati0n snail De exempt rom inc debs OF tue cor
poration.
The corporation Is 70 have power 70 make con-
tracts. acquire and transfer property TO such extent
AZ may be necessary 10 carry on the business Of
sending telephone messages TO and from its vari-
Gus Offices.
The corporation IL TO have power TO establish by
laws and make all rules aud regulations shat may
be deemed expedient for the management OF lite
affairs aud not inconsistent with the constitution
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Articles Of Incorporation
Lincoln County Telephone Co.

We, Geo d. wearen, W. p Walton and J. W.
Aleorn, do hereby associate ourselves together for
the purpose Of forming an Incorporated Company,
10 be called and known as the Lincoln County
Telephone Company; aud do adopt these a. the
articles Of incorporation, to-wit;-
/. The principal place Of business OF the Compa-
ny shall be at stanford 10 Lincoln county, Ky.
2. The general nature Of the bus ness proposed
10 he transacted IL the establishment construction
and maintenance Of telephone line from stan
ford to Mckinney and hassohsiils ana such other
8. The amount Of capital stock shall be not less
than six hundred dollars nor more than one thou
lars each, and 10 he paid ratably on such share
whenever required BY The Board Of Directors.
4. The corporation Is 70 commence on the 9Th
day Of Decsmber, 1881, and shall endure for TWEEN.
ty-hve years from that date unless sooner dissolved
BY majority Of the stock Of its members.
8. The aialrs Of the corporation are 70 be con.
Quoted BY Board Of i've Directors, Of whom three
business. The hrsi election Of Directors shall be
held on the 9ih day Of December, 1852, and the
regular elections thereafter shall be held on the
first Saturday In December Of each year. None
but shareholders In the stock Of the corporation
shall be elegibe Directors, and any Director
ceasing to be shareholder shall vacats his once
The Board Of Directors, quorum coneurring shA VI
have the power Of app0lntIaent and removal OF All
such managing agents A. they shall deem necessary
for properly conducting the business Of the Com
6. The highest amount Of indie btedness OF liabil-
ity 10 which the Company shall Al any subject
itself Is not 10 exceed four hundred dollars,
7. Private property Is TO be exempt nom copper
ate debts. -
5. member shall have the right 10 withdras
from the incorporation al any lime alter of1Anl-
Eati0n, and the Board Of Directors shall detefmine
the amount 70 BE- received by such member On ms
withdrawal .. 4,
In testimony whereof we have hereunto sub
GEO. ID. WEAREN,
W. y. WALTON,
iOs-tt J. W. ALCOkN.
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MhOfs0S COUNTY


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born, to the wife Of A. p. Eden, a II
pound son last Monday.
Fred Burton and VIM. Finnell are
slaushiering turkeys by the hundreds for
the holiday city markets.
Mr.. Walter Jones IL distinguishing
himself az an artistic sign and scenery
psinter--he displays evident marks Of
genius in this line.
We learn here that a man named Cum
ninghain deliberately jumped into the
furnace at Red Ri7er Iron Works in Estill
county, and a. a matter Of course was in
stantly destroyed.
Miss Ida Willis has been quite sick
for several days but is improving. Willie
bright little son Of J. p. Simmons has
been very III but IL also better. Mrs. Ellen
Eden is quite i'll Of threatened pneumonia.
Mr.. Buck Watts, Of the East side Of
Madison, has bought the property formerly
owned BY Mr.. B. X. Wearen and is build
ing several additional rooms preparatory
to becominga permanent citizen Of our
village.
"A movement is.on foot headed BY Mics
Willie Barbee, music teacher in Elliott In.
stitute, 10 pave the sidewalks on Main St.
in this village. Miss Willie is very en-
ergetic solicitor and the enterprise thro'
her efforts is already secured success.
There have been three deaths in this
vicinity since the writer arrived here.
Willie Hagan, a very promising young
man. just entering the threshold Of a use
full life was cut of BY pneumonis one day
last week. Mr.. Robert Lackey. another
estimable citizen died few days ago at
the residence Of Mr.. Andy Lackey, near
Paint Lick.
Elder J. II. Baker, Of Mt. Sterling, has
been holding a meeting at the Christian
Church here this week. Three or four
confessions during the meeting. Elder
NJ. Elliott was greatly surprised on last
Saturday evening by the sudden arrival Of
Of quite a number OF the members Of the
congregation to which he breaches at this
point, many Of them bearing substantial
testimonials OF the esteem in which he and
family are held. Mr.. w. p Prewitt, on
behalf Of the donors made very hand
some little speech after which he presented
handsome carpet given by the church;
next came a stylish marble-top washstand,
china bowl and pitcher, by Elder Josiah
Simmons, Sr dozen silver plated knives
and forks, by Mrs. NJ. <. shearer, Misses
Lee and Tab Simmons; table cloth, nap
kins and towels, by Miss Jennie Prewitt; a
dish pan, dipper and ladle, by Mrs. w. P.
Prewitt; dozen msjolica fruit plates, by
Miss Florence Shearer; Mrs. J. II. Batson,
Of Paint Lick, presented handsome rock
ing chair to Mrs. Elliott. Besides the
above there were numerous gifts Of old
hams, dressed turkeys, &C., by parties that
have not the names at present. After
the presents were all made Prof Elliott
responded in very feeling and appropri-
pte manner TO the remarks OF Mr.. Prewitt.
The crowd then dispersed apparently re-
joiced that they were able to bestow favors
upon one so grateful and worthy.
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RELIOI0US.

The Christian church at Grab Orchard
has unanimously called Ed. j. q. Living
ston TO preach Tor il next year.
DIR. J. NJ. Evans meeting at the Pres
bytsrian Church, reckoning by visible re.
suits, Is not as successful as the sanguine
saints had hoped, but the fact is material
is getting scarce here, or that which can
be reached, and it will be pretty hard to
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Mr.. Scott, brother Of the President Of the
Cs. II. r., arrived here last evening.
Mr.. Robinson, formerly Of Cincinnati, who
owns saw.mill near this place, had a Sc
we're fall from horse last Saturday. We
are happy 10 learn that he is improving.
Misses Emma Morgan and Carrie Lambert.
Who have been attending school at this
place for the last three months, returned to
heir home In Kenton county thia week.
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KY.
L0cAI NOTICES.

Boy PAINTS Of Penny n McAlis,er.
Buy your ammunition Of all kinds from
MoRoberts n Stagg.
NEw stock Of Jewelry and sIlverware al
Penny a McAlister's
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted BY Penny A MoAlister.
FALL lot Of Zeieler's Shoes just receiv.
ed and Tor sale at J. II. a \. ". Shsnks.
STANDARD Sheet Music, Vocal and In
strumental, for 10 cents at Penny a Meal
isters
LARGE stock Of Window Glass, all sizes.
Double thick glass for flower pits. Penny
A McAlister.
Jusr received a new lot Of closks for la
dies and children and fine lot Of Dol.
mans. J. ~ as ri. HHANKs.
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You CAN get the LOUISVILLE DEMOCRAT
for one year snd u books, standard authors,
separately bound in fine MANILA, beauti-
fully printed on fine paper, postpaid for
the small sum Of 81 Copy Of paper and
list Of books sent free. Address w. II.
Munnell. Louisville, Kentucky.
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HAvEo bought out the harness and sad
dlery business Of Squire W. K. Carson, l
will open out 6rst-class shop at my sta
blss, where all kinds Of repairing will be
done at the lowest rates. Prof 5. NJ. Rig
nsy will be In charge Of the shop and will
be glad to see his friends both as to harness
and the veterinary business. A. 7. Nun
nellsy.
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Cali on Judoe Mn

JUICE T. P. HILL, JR.-SIR:-If you
will become candidate 10 represent Lin
coin County in the Lower House Of the
next General Assembly, YOU are pledged
the support Of MANY FRIENDS.
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ACALL on Judge 7, p, Hill, Jr. to be
come a candidate for the Legislature sp
pears in another column. Tom is good
conscientious, qualified and popular young
mnn, whom We should be proud to see hon
ored with any position he may desire.
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DoE'r FAIL to visit the Grand Empori-
um Of McRoberts 4 Stage for Holiday
goods before purchasing elsewhere. Will
have large stock Of silverwars and iewelry
for the Holiday to arrive in few days, and
for beauty and elegance can not be sur
naaaad
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- SANTA CLAUS don't bring the Jewel
Ranges down the chimney, but in at the
front door Follow Mr.. Thomas Houses
example and make your wife Christmas
present. w. II. Higgins.
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The stores Of Penny a McAlister, Nc
Roberts a siagg, and McAlistsr a Bright
present an attractive sight to the eve Of
both old and young, filled as they are with
Christmas goods Of every variety.
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Our DOUBLE NUMBER-Will be a daisy
and the advertiser who fails to spPear in II
will miss the best opportunity Of speaking
10 a big audience that he will have. Hand
"a your favors a. early as possible.
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Jusr received new line Of China, Glass
and Queenswsre, including some handsome
Tea. Chamber and waierseis McAlisier
n Briehtie
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BEr caIicoes At 4, 5 and cent?; good
bed-ticking Q oents; good conton flannel 81
and 10 cents; all-linen towels, large sire, 25
benis per pair; checked cotton 81 cents;
good comforts 65 cents apiece, al d. Klass
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The chsbgeable weather has made
pneumonia alarmingly prevalent In this
county. There are half dozen or more
cases In town.
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CHESAULr, SEVERANCE a Co, not
wishing TO carry over their clothing and
boots to next season, offer their entire
stock Of those goods at cost.
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CONE early and make your selection
from our large stock Of cheap Toys before
they have been picked over. McAlister 4
Bright.
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To REDUCE my stock Of Dry Goods, &c,
/ offer special inducements in prices for the
next week or two. Call and see how low
goods can be sold. ]. w. Hayden.
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Jusr received large stock Of French
and stick candies, foreign and domestic
fruits and nuis for the Holidays at Meal
ister a BriRht's.
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A CHRISTMAS tree, TO which every body
is invited to attend and participate, will be
given at the Presby terrain Church on the
night Of the 25th.
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ALL our correspondents are especially
requested to send in letters for our double
number next Tuesday, also some adver-
tisements n possible.
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.MIllIMr0V Mrs, Kate Dudderar,
WlllIWCnI Stanford, Kentucky,

Is daily receiving new and beautiful Millinery
Goods Of every thing Of the lat
est styles and no lady who intends buying any
thing in her line should fail TO call on her. Prices
as low as the lowest She Is thankful for past Ia
vurs and hopes for their continuance Mrs Mollie
Myers has charge Of the Mantua- Making depart
ment which lisa sufficient guarantee that her Gus
toners will find no cause for complaint. s9-u
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The case Of Leo Hayden vs. Hart nc /,
has been affirmed BY the Court OF Appeals
a. to the original and cross appeal.
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ALAHoE variety Of cook stoves, heating
stoves and CRATES just received BY A. Ows.
lev. Log nricea
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CHRrrMAs presents in the dry goods
line can be had at J. w. Haydens :
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Ma. LOUIS II. RAMSEY IL the father Of 4
boy, which made iis debI on Tuesday last.
He IL doing a. we'll As could be expected.
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B. X. WEARES's Furniture Store IL the
place 10 go foi Christmas presents. He is
receiving foil line Of fancy cabinet ware,
such AZ wall pockets, comb cases, velvet
frames and mouldings, hat racks, stand
tables, &c. ALSO big lot Of wagons, car
hages end wheelbarrows for the little
folks
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PAID FOR THEIR FUN.-Four Louisville
drummers, driving fine team and feeling
pretty happy, thought il would be mighty
funny To run the toll-gate on the Lancaster
pike and they did 30 Notwithstanding the
proteslations Of Mrs. Peter Hamton, who
keeps il. She was equal to the occasion,
though, for she sent Immediately to town
and had her husband telegraph the author
tiles at Lancaster TO arrest the party, Civ
ing description Of them. As fast as they
travelled the word got there before they had
gone more than half the way; and a more
crest fallen set were never seen than they,
when the marshal stepped up 10 their turn
out and told them that they we're in the
strong hand Of the law and would have 10
10 back 10 Stanford to answer the charge Of
beating a turnpike company. The joke
had been turned on them and recognising
that they had the worst Of II, they begged
for quarter. Mr.. Hamton telegrsphed that
II they would pay the toll and S. and costs
they might go their way, which cOmpro
mise they gladly accepted ami planked
down the coin. Their names are +. T.
Stokes, w. II. Woodbridge, ]. Glszebrook
and Samuel johnson and they will hardly
ever be caught at such tricks again.
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The CASEY CrRcuIr CoURr-will begin
next Monday. D NJ. Burdeti, Esq., will pre-
side In the absence Of Judge Owsley, who is
sick. The docket l. composed Of 2l6 cases
as followG Commonwealth s5; old equity
90 old ordinary 4; equity appearances 20;
ordinary appearances 8. The term lasts 2
weeks, running through Christmas.
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Lower THAN EvER TO reduce stocE
will rsll AZ reduced rates for cash ill is
January. w. T. Green.
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LOCAL KlTrERs.
Go To the Twin Fronts"

FREsH raisins, cunranis, citron and other
fancy groceries for Christmas cake at A
Owsley's.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
cmb Orchard.

From the noise on the street last night
we should think Chistmas had begun.
That serenade the other night was just
the most delightful we ever heard. The
only thing to be regretted is that like all
other pleasures, it was too brief.
DIR. + I. Stephenson performed a very
difficult surgical operation last week. He
reduced a dislocated hip oftwelve months
standing, making complete success.
There will be marriage at the Chris
tisn church next Tuesday at high noon
The contracting parties will be most
worthy young man Of this place and one oil
@. O's. fairest daughters.
/. Mr.. VIM. Wsddle, Of Pulaski, who has
been very low with pneumonia in this place
is fast recovering. Miss MOllie Pence il
quite i'll with typhoid fever. Dwight Har-
din is able TO be out on crutches. james
Brooks and T. B. Carson are here.
The following letter was handed me BY
little man Of this place, who is afraid
Santa Claus will not know where he lives
"Dear Santa Clans.-I have moved to Graf
Orchard, living at the drug store. want
a slay for one thing harp and some IRE
crackers aud Romancanels. Lee Steen-
Illus.
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PUBLIC SALE
Oh
Land, Bank stock. &c.
As Executor Of !. @. Owsey, decd. We will sell at
public auction, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1882,

Acres Of Land, situate on the Danville and stan
ford turnpike road ~ miles from Danyllle, ad-
Joining Reuben @ entry, J. W. Guest and Wesley
smith. J. W. Guest, Esq., will point out the
land. Also Al the same tune aud place, will sell
ten C0) shares Of stock In the Central National
Bank Of Danvllle. Also al the url-h0use door
Court day) n Shares 0f stock Ia the Farmers Ma
ti0nal Rsnk Of stanford. Ky, Ter ms made known
on pay u sale. JACOn GtEeI Exr.
s5-d >. n. OWsLEx, AA'
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NOTICE |!

All persons having claims against the estate Of
c. l.. Harris decd, will present them TO me, prop
erly proven, at the Farmers National Bank, stan
ford. All Indebted to the state are requested to
io2-it J. Ii. OwsLEY, Admr.
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In BAD LucK.-Robt. Collier, the man
who deserted his wife aud ran OF with his sis
ter-in.lsw, who in turn deserted him, re-
turned to make up with the woman he had
vronged and was pounced upon by John
Nswland, marshal Of Crab Orchard, who
had a writ against him for obtaining goods
under false pretences. lie will be tried
there today and from all we can learn Is
likely TO go up.
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Tunnel City,

NeHNus wv
-Mesars. Moore a Reader have about
1000 dozen eggs to ship.
Shipments to the amount Of 1855 car
loads were sent over the c., q. r. a n, X.
X. during one month.
Conductor VIM. Turner, assisted by his
brakeman, Mr.. J. 0'Connell, politely eject
ed turbulent passenger from the train on
the G. s. X. r. Monday. He had $500 in
his pocket but refused to pay his fare.
DIR. +. o. Guerrant, assisted BY Uucle
Joe Hopper, Of Perryville, and Rev. Trip
lett, Of Mckinney, held quite a successful
meeting here, and organized a church Of
about Is members. There has been $500
subscribed for building a church, which
will be erected as soon as possible.
Mr.. e. Zimmerman, accompanied BY
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.

Because your house, your goods, or your live
stock or your other property have not been burnt
or injured by fire OF lightning Is no guaranty that
they CANNOT be. Don't you think, then that IL
would be prudent 10 secure indemnity In case
such loss OF damage should occur offer you this
at the lowest rates obtainabe In any rstclass In
surance Company. / represent seven and you may
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The RINK will be open AZ usual TO-
night anil on next Friday night the Grand
Masquerade will be given. A committee
will be appointed to see that no improper
persons enter under the guise Of mask
and rooms will be engaged at the Myers
House for the benefit Of those who wish To
prepare themselves after coming to town
The maskers Of both sercs will be admit
ted free and skates will be furnished
the ladies' All other persons will be
charged admission.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE !

offer for sale privately my excellent little Farm
Of 100 Acres, IN the west end Of Lincoln coun-
ty, within \ mile Of Peyton's Well. II Is "a ola
10 miles from stanford Hust0nville pike, Is well
watered, mas good mproyements;about q Is in grass
and wheat and balance for corn next year. IL Is
very productive. Amy person applying at once
can obtain a bargain m. J. ROUTT,
iOi-2m Milledgeyille, Ky.