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!&heriTS Sale.

VIM Henry Elder (Adm)1
No. 45Ol Va. Lincoln
:. A. Hsskins (vendD
Branch Crooks h Co. Elk. Circuit
No. 622.1 VS..
James A. Hoskins. Court
BY virtue OF the writs Ia the above stated eases
to me from the Circuit Court of Lincoln county.
Mississippi. I will on Monday. the Ith day OF Nav,
A d. lss3. at the Court House door. In the town
OF Brook en-, proceed to sell tn tue highest bId
der, fnr cash, the following described property,
to-wit: ek of sell AMI SEX Of nei4 OF t3) and
nwL Of ne h of y (l) AMI sell of sch (2l1 and
sw& of se4 of C26l all in ~ rCD and II acres
III mex of swqr OF 81 and swqr OF NV ar Of - and
sw or of Sc or and WV Of swA AMI sc or Of sw or
IL I'D NY 4r Of sw or " anil ne or Of ne or $40
all in t. rs ai 10 acres OF North Fnd Of Sc or of
ne or and ny of sw or and North y part Of az Of
sw ar and ne qr of We or and North q part Of
NV ar OF sc or OF 5 81; and sw or and 30 acres on
ek OF IS; all in u RI anil en- Of lot AMI II OF
lnt i6 block Brookhaven; and block 10 and Is
Brookhaven; and lots Q, 10, II and 10. Block Is.
and lots 10 and "a block % BrOokhav vn levied on
as the property Of defendant, J. A. Hoskins, and
will be SOLD 70 satisfy the judgment aud costs IN
the above stated case.
This, 4th day OF April, A. d. 1883.
J. L. MIKELL,
Sheriff.
April SIT d. II. s. Cox. ID. 5.
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a bargain In brook haven Real
Estate.

A real bargain is offered to any one wish
ing to purchase a store house or residence
and lots in Brookhaven, all situated con-
veniently to the depot.
This is rare opportunity for any ono
wishing to invest in real estate, either for
the purpose ofspeculation or of locating
here on account of excellent educational
advantages. For particulars, apply to the
Editor of THE LEADER. tt.
Just received-Ladies' trimmed and
untrimmed hats, from 40 cents up, at T.
Fitzner's.
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SYEEeEFES SALE.
, Lincoln Circuit Court.

, Lincoln Circuit Court.
HENRY DUKES. r-a
By virtue OF writ OF execution to me from the
Circuit court OF Lincoln county, Mississippi,
will on Monday the It'll day of May, A. d. lSS3, at
the Court House door, in the town OF Boo kia-
ven, proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described property, to.wt
sWh Ct sec. IS. T. R.7; ami EI Of SWh and
VIZ Of N M and NW4 OF SWA Of Sec 10 a., T 6
r. I East,-all of said lands IN Lincoln county
Henry Dukes, aud viii be sold to satisfy the judg
ment and costs in the above stated case.
This 2lst day Of March, Il, d. 1888.
j L. MIKELL,
Sheriff
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Mr.. J. L. Mikell, Sheriff of Lincoln cOun-
ty, made his final settlement with the An =
ditor Monday. The State taxes of the
icounty last year were S3, pos, 80, and they
have been paid in full-State Ledger.
Sheriff Mikell is one of the best Sheriff $
South Mississippi. and we believe the
people of this county very genera lily desire
that he shall be his own successor.
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w. d. Larkin, Assessor for Lincoln coun-
ty, requests the taxpayers to meet him
with their lists of taxable property at the
following times and places:
Monday, April 10, Hymans School House.
Tuesday, April IL, Smith d Martins Mill.
Wednesday, April ls, Sasser's Mill.
Thursday, April 10, Evans Mill.
Friday, April ~, Kellys Lower Mill.
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On April 3, 1888, at her home in Lincoln
county, Mrs. SARAH MARGARET JOHNSON,
aged IS years. ~
The sufferings of the deceased, before
death came to her relief, were intense.
Her relatives desire to return thanks to
the friends who assisted by their kind Off
ces during her last illness.
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Illegal Advertisement.
Petition.

To the Mayor and Board Of Se lectmen OF the
town OF BOguechittO, Miss.
We the undersigned, citizens and legal voters
OF the town sof Boguechitto, wOuld respectfully
recommend p. QuerteTmOus, s"agenr as man
Of good reputation and sober and suitable per-
son to recctve license 70 retail viuous aud spir
itous liquors in less Quantities than ore gallon
We, therefore, solicit yOur honorable IbOty q
trant him license 70 retail liquor In the Sutton
guiding IN said town.
Bkred Weiss W A Rodwell Fnoch Hart Charley
Hhollensed ArthurHart Charles Pope, IarriSo''
Moore Andy May Knox Wiley Stovall halsr
Harris WP Bonds T While v v Brister
Vince Brlster II SasseT | Porter Charles
sullivan A X Lee Jno II. Braithwa Lowd Jnoes.
April 5-3t
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In BroOkhaven, short time ago, a small
gold necklace. The owner can recov ct
same by applying at DIR. Meek's store, die
scribing property and paying for this not
ice u
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Hot! Hot!

If any lady, gentleman OF child wants a
nice pair of shoes, go to VIM. Abshagens.
His shoes are all fresh. He doesn't deal in
old stock.
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The Board held its last injecting ON April
4th. The Committee on Market House sub
mitted plans, specifications, ETC., for the
new building, which were adopted, and an
advertisement ordered published, allowing
until April 18th for the filing ofbids. Bidders
may file their bids for material or mechan-
les work either separately or jointly. Plans
and specifications arc in the hands of Mr..
Jno. r. Perkins, Chairman of the Market
House Committee. Tho contract will be
awarded to the lowest and best bidder, but
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen reserve
the right to reject any or all bids. The
lot selected for the building is just north
of the Masonic Hall.
Quarterly reports of the Mayor, Marshal
and Treasurer were presented and referred
to the Comittee on Finance.
The election of Street Commissioner was
postponed for the present, and the salary
now being paid that Office, and for special
police and caring for fire machinery, was
stopped until further ordered.
The street tax for this year was fixed at
"a for each person liable to street duty;
or in lieu of said sum, each person SO liza
ble, is to work four days on the streets
whenever summoned by the Tax Collector.
There was proposition to make the street
tax SIS instead of "a, but there being tie,
it was. fixed at the latter figure by the
Mayors casting the deciding vote.
C. Cunning, editor of the Free Press, be-
ing the lowest bidder, was awarded the
contract for the city printing for the ensu-
II months, at S32.0O; the contract not to
embrace tax sale or job printing.
The following accounts were allowed
and warrants issued for same:
N n Jafnanu hauiinU DIR On afreaf fQ0 M
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Another lot of those fine shoes which
everybody says last so long at VIM. Alb
shagcn's. ..
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The freshest, cheapest, incest most dura-
BILE shoes can always be found at WIN. Alb
slagen's.
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For Teas, Chockolate, Pickles, Preserves,
Jellies, Raisins, Pruncs and Currants. go
to Powell q Co.
For the best Cheese and Butter 90 to
Powell & Co.
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DR. E. J. BoWEN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
BrOOKchaUc9s, Miss.

Offers his services to the people of this Sec
ton and surrounding country. He will attend
calls at any hour of day or night. once at
Daughtry Smye s Drug Store. oct 8-ly.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

GOING NORTH.
EXPRESS N. Orleans, 1880 a. III.
Arrives BrOokhaven, Ills p. m.
Arrives at jackson, 3:40 p. IN.
EXpREsS-Leaves New Orleans, $50 p. M.
Arr. at Brookhaven, 1882 p. IN.
Arrives at jackson, l2::5 q. III.
Way Freight arr. Broookhayen, lois p. NJ.
GOING SOUTH.
EXPREsS-Leaves Jackson, 1925 a. IN.
Arrives at Brookhaven, LOB a. m.
Arrives ut N. Orleans, 700 a. III.
ExPREss-Leaves Jackson at $3.50 p. III.
Arrives at Brookhaven, Sal "A. m.
Arrives at N. Orleans, 10:45 a. III.
Way Freight arr. Brookhaven, 1884 a. III.
No. A and will not stop at flag stations.
j. C. CLARKE, Gen. Manager. --
j. w. COLEMAN, A. G. p: Agent.
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Mr Geo. r. Cranberry, Of Copialr coun-
'ty, father Of Mrs. w. L. Mitchell, has been
on visit here this week. He has but re-
Gently recovered from a protracted spell of
typhoid fever, and is looking quite feeble.
Col. B. F. Jones, of Winona, got off the
cars and shook hands with number of
old friends here last Friday. He also took
in Boguechitto and Wesson the same day.
The Colonel is a candidate for the Legisla-
ture from Montgomery, and 50 fan, hasn't an
opponent. sE#8e
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No ossi W. Lincoln Circuit Court
Nv virtue Ola writ of execution n me from
the Circuit court Of Lincoln county, Mlssis.i pi.
will on Moh,iaT the IN day Of MAY. A. ID. lses,
at the court house door, IN the towh Of Bsookha-
ven, proceed 70 sell TO ne highest mdder, for
cash, the following described property, to-wit
nc ar Of ne ar OF ar " n se ar and ne " NJ swqr
and sw ar OF ne ~ AMI eE OfRwqr ant nv az OF
NV ar Of ~ 6Tewk OF sw Or Of s9stsr1 anu
ne ar OF ne ar Of ~ rs 10 and NV ar Of nv Or Of
- t5 . levied N as the property Of defendant,
". X Tynes AMI will be sud 70 satisfy the iudg-
ment aud costs. Ia the aiJoye statesl case.
This 4th dag Of April, a. d. 49,. .r
sheriff.
April sat Per d. II. 8. Cox ID. y.
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Publication .NOfice.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS
March 10Th, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following liam
ell settler has died notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will he made before W. NJ. Went
worth. Chancery Clerk at Meadville, Miss, on
May 18TH, 1888, VIZ: Vaui Lee, Homestead entry
No. S54S for the ~ swh. sis, T6N, R3 K. lie
names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tnaous residence upon, and cultivation of, said
land, viz:
III. H. Magee RJ) All of Meadville,
Williams, + J. Scott Franklin County.
K. ii. wentworth. Mississippi.
-..-H ..sr r.. Z. KERR.
mar 29-5t Register.
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Straw Hats from cents up, at P. Fitz-
ner's.
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To Advertisers.

= The LEADER starts ont
with most of the Ledger's
list ofsubscribers, as well as
a large list Of its own, and
at once presents a good adj
vertising medium through
which business men can
reach the public. Our
rates are reasonable and we
can make it to the interest
of all who favor us with
- .as PSI t'7H 1 Hao~ s9Fatu
their patronage. se !, y +
HOBBS,
Editor and Proprietor.
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They keep a splendid line of Staple and
Fancy Groceries and CONNECTIONS, at the
lowest prices for cash. at Powell & Co.
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Personal,

Mr.. w. J. vanzant, of Boguechitto, was
in town last Monday.
Father Victor Bailey, of Water Valley,
is visiting friends here.
Hon. A. H. LonginO, of Lawrence, spent
Sunday and Monday in the city.
Mr.. Alex. Davis, ono Of the substantial
citizens of this county, called to see us
yesterday.
Messrs. Quertermous and Penn, of
Boguechitto, came up o IL the passenger
train last Sunday.
Mai. Sessions and Col. Deason haven't
yet returned from Meadville. Wepresume
they are water-bound.
Mr.. W. F. Pierce of Chicago is here this
week selling the Museum of Antiquities, a
literary work of great merit
Mr.. w. l.. MITCHELL the efficient fore
man of the State Ledger, spent last Mon
day in town and paid us q pleasant call.
Miss Jimmie Bowen, of Union Church,
who has been visiting Mrs. Buie, of this
place, returned to her home Wednesday.
y-Hei.sC.sA. Hamilton, of Wesson, was in
this city Tuesday, and paid this office a
call We regret our absence on the occa-
sion.
Frank Hartman was successful in his
law case at Meadville last week. During
his visit lre fell in love with the capital OF
Franklin. '.ss $50.
Mr.. r. K. Scott, of Franklin passed
through town last Friday, accompanied by
his son, who was returning from MISSISSIPPI
pia0o1Iege on acc cunt of sickness.
M Charlie Mcclure, popular young
man ofthis place who has been clerking
for Dr.. Meek, left last Monday night to
attend Commercial College at Lexington,
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Cheap Calicoes, of the latest styles,
from At to cents, at P. Fitznor's.
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For Oranges, Bananas, Apples, Nuts,
Candies, go to Powell & Co. f.
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A new, live, progressive
journal, published every
Thursday morning, and de
voted to the leading inter-
ests of Lincoln and adjoin-
ing counties.
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VIOKsBURG & MERIDIAN B. B.

Mail GoiHg East.
Leaves Vicksburg. ....... -. 7:45 p. m
Jackson. -. -. 1870 p. III
Arrives ut Meridian. ......... 4:20 "a. III
accommodates, GoiAg East.
Leaves Vicksburg. ............ 2:40 p. IN.
Arrives at Jackson. ........... 500 p. m
Mail, Going Hest. ..y.
Leaves Meridian. ............. 1920 p. III.
jackson. ............. $40 a. m.
Arrives ut Vicksburg. 800. 500 a. M.
accommodates, Going Hest.
Leave jackson. TAO q. IN.
Arrive Mt Vicksburg. ........ 1000 u. m.
JOHN.SCOTr, Gen. Manager,
L. +. RAwoRrH, Superintendent.
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For fine Flour, good Hams, Molasses,
Sugar and Coffee, go to Powell & Co.
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BROOKHAvEN MARKET.
Prices Current-Corrected Weekly.

BRooKHAvEN, April, S, 1888,
Neal, S4.10a4.25
Flour, 6.25Q7.25
prices at Flour mills advancing.)
C0rn-YellOw, SOC
White leo
Mixed Csc
Bacon, Pol /;
Lard, 14015c
Hams s C, 15016c
Shoulders s C, 124013c
Sugar, ga 12tc
Coffee, 9014c
Rice, s09c
Tobacco, 3S075o
Cheese, 16020c . .-..
Butter, 256 45c
Salt, fine, Sl.6001.70
Calico, safe t.-
Brown Domestic, S09c
=" i709c
Bleached I" 9011c
Cotton-Good ordinary, 7g07sc
Low middling, 5s0esc
Middling, S509tc
Coed middling, 9s99tc
Mid. fair, 9sO10c
Irish Potatoes-Early Rose, SOC PIX
Russell, 40c PIX.
Sweet Potatoes-Yellow Yam Soc bus.
Red and White 45c bus
Eggs, 12l@15c s#-,-
Chickens, $2.400$3.00
Hides-green sailed, 6064c
Dry sailed, $3.50 r#.
Flint, 94@10c .
Wool-Washed, 3Oc
Unwashed, 2Oc
Slight bury, lac
+" Medium bury, he
Bad bury, &c ...
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April 54t
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April54t
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19
THURSDAY, JAN. 25, SO,


Tho good 0Ort Mules. good family ana
general purpose Horse, | gray FLY IN Joai,
bay FLY, 2 years old.
One aged grade CoW,wiH odiuc in March, ! AID
erney grade Heller, oaire in Aprii | do
grade Cor nth CaJ By her side both The
ADORE are rey superior mixers; other good
makas, one rih Cay by her side 2 G.e
grade Heyers, near curing, ! good common
lIeilT in Cdll a lot Of young Heller Cubes.
good milking strain lot Of figs. 2 BrOOd.Sous
One Farm Wagon. SMdebaker No 2, ope,
Buggy double reversible seal, uih pole and
shafts, Oliuer Chilled ROrs. 2 Double
HOWs, 2 Hdnous one DiomOnd. he other
Aeme ueIy superior Implement Iron
Roller 9Th secret.d teeth ] horse Rake,
Thomas, nearly Rep, / Champion Morer
and Reaper, used 2 gears, ! Corn Shelter, 2
Gram Bins. capacity 100 bushels. | Farm.
ing MI. Corn Planter, I Grain Drill
Cross cut Sdw, and many Other Farming I'M
piemeats too numerous 10 aentOn;
About 40 TONS HAY, good qualify, free from
Unite top. IN SIR rieks; viii Be sold in lots or
bull;
Furniture, comprising Walnut DRESSING Case
marble top wih large mirror. Folding Sofa,
HedTly neiC, large easy Chairs upholsiered.
7 small do 2 Walnut Bedsteads Tah spring
bottom Clocks ! uoy superior COOKING
Store Nth sir holes, EJteRsiOa Dining Ia
be I Kitchen Sofa, nearly ndp, | Kitchen
Glass Cupboard, lot Of A0Herore, gsTy supe
ricr for dairy uss, dc.
Iem&'-AH sums under $40, cash; Ouer thai
Gm0uRt a credit Of . months on approved
notes, bearing 9 per cent from date
JOHN BUILDER.
!. N. DuEE, AuetioBeer. il4-2t
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Odd Fellows Hall was crowded from
stage 70 wall last night by very enihusi-
astc and intelligent audience. to witness
Hsvlins company in the picturesque com
edy Of "Fogg's Ferry The plsy went
with boom, the comedy creating roars Of
laughter, and the other parts Of the drama
being followed with rspt attention. The
steamboat scene proved one Of the hand
somest climaxes on the stage. Miss Carrie
Stuart was very winning and fascinating
AZ Chip" and the company was really
excellent in the support. Miss IDA Rolf, q
Covington girl, played Blanche in superb
style She is a beautiful reader, and
would make her mark in legitimate dra.
mas. Old Fogg, Still Bill and Martha
were very funny, and Mother Fogg was eS
ceedingly good. We can safely commend
"Fogg's Ferry" wherever il may 20, snd
hope to see IL again in Covington.-[Cov.
ington Commonwealth
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The Central kentucky Medical Association
Met in the parlors Of the Gilcher Hotel,
Danville, on Wednesday, 18th inst, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, with the President, DR.. Mey-
er, in the chair.
The opening address was read by DR. Jas.
Kinnaird, Of Lancaster, on "Nerve Stretch.
ing as Therapeutic Measure" The pa
per Was an excellent one, and embodied
valuable statistics which tend TO show that
this surgical msneuvre, tho comparatively
new, is destined to be boon to mankind.
The next paper was a report by the
Chairman, of the Section Of Materia Medi-
ca and Therapeutics, DIR. G. l.. Dunlap,
of Danville. Therapeutics as branch Of
medicine has lately made considerable pro.
gress, but we have faith which inspires
the hope that the advances Of the past five
years will shortly prove but the gentle
dropping before the great shower.
DR.. Acorn reported an interesting case
Of limited atresia Of the os uteri.
DR.. Carpenter presented an essay on
"Pessaries"
DR.. johnson, Of Danville, exhibited pa
theological specimen Of a spindle called sar-
oema, recently removed from the axilla Of
an adult; he also showed two soft phosphst.
ic ealculi, which we're discovered by post
norton.
DR. Peyton presented the whole Of a Ne
crossed tibia which was removed from
stru.ous subject the past July.
The following gentlemen were elected Of
6cers for the ensuing year President, DIR.
Steele Bailey, Stanford; V. Pres, DIR. J. L.
Price, Burgin, Mercer county Secretary,
DR.. Jno. G. Boyle, DAnV:ile; Treasurer,
Dr. G. l.. Dunlap, Danville.
Thanks are due DR.. tombstone for dining
the Assembly. The cuisine was excellent
and with gastronomic TASTES, harmony pre-
vailed universally among the doctors.
The meeting was interesting and proRia-
BILE. Besides the individual benefits Ae-
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Gov. Pattison, Of nsylvania, comes
out on the side Of the people in his inaug-
ural address. His avoidance Of any popp
in sssuming the duties Of the State is an
indication that he doesnt regard the posi-
ton as intended merely for his own glori.
ioation.
-Johu Stroud, accused Of numbering a
eolored man at Central City about a month
ago, is under arrest at Paducah. He adj
United the killing, and also two Others.
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STEPHEN w. DORSEY has resigned
as Secretary of the National Republi
can Committee, much to the regret Of
that class Of his party who believe
that a man is only doing the proper
part by himself when he steals from
the government. 1t is strange though,
that the more decent of the republi
cans have not demanded his resigna
ton before this, especially since eight
out of twelve jurors said he ought to
be in the penitentiary for the Star
route swindles.
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Gov. BLACKBURN says he does not
intend to mince matters about protect
ing Neal and Craft. If the Judge
asks tor 800 men. he will send him
1000 and more if necessary. The
same companies will be sent and Maj.
Allen will have the preference in com.
mand over any other officer, because
he is judicious and the people know he
will shoot. He intends to nip any
mob spirit in the bud and in that he
ought to be supported by all good
people.
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A Texas Farm For Sale

I Twin sell or exchange my Farm IN Tcxas hr
lands In Gauari, Madison, Linooln or noyle coun-
ties This farm Il situated In Tarrant county.
Texas about ~ or IA miles south Of the city Of
Fort Worth and about same distance North 81
the city of Cleburue, In johnson county. Contains
SgO Ncres Of nne land, all under fence, With
good barn upon u and good water on place. IL 4
nrsf-r0fe lafming land and speciality vail
luCated ior raising cattle hcing on high plateau
between two never hiing streams fwatef. II II
about one NTH East Of the surveyed route Of the
Fort Worth Rio Gfande r. r, which vii h.
completed In a short time, aud also about : miles
Vest of the q e. 4 Santa fcc x Il nos Ia opera
ton ffom ~ Worth 10 Galveston. THIS farm l. 10
the goat cotton aud wheat raising section ofNorth
EN- Texas and very desirable for any one wanting
10 fafm OF raise cattle Also have on the place
one hne Short HON Bull, years old this spring
also farming implements, that I will trade with
the place. WM. MCKEE DUNCAN.
Jan n, 1881 ii2-2m Lancaster, Ky,
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cruine to the members Of a medical organ
izaIion. a genuine spirit is generated that
constantly tends to minimize all that lie
unprofessionsl. MFwnER
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II the election of Governor of Ken.
lucky occurred in Washington, Mr..
Knott would undoubtedly win the
prize, but luckily for his opponents,
it does not. All the newspapers and
newspaper men there are for him,
which is a good sign of his popularity
and good standing, but here in Ken
lucky Judge Owsley appears to be the
leading man.
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THE Louisville Commercial which
has taken occasion recently to say
some good things of Judge Owsley,
pictures him in this faithful manner ;
"a tall, slender man, a little STOPPING,
dressed without regard to style, but
comfortably and we'll clothed. He
has large features, which are not
heavy, keen pleasant eyes, an iron
gray beard and wears an old fashion.
ed, broad-brimmed, slate colored felt
hat, which in itself would sweep the
mountains like hurricane. That is
how he looks, and in his manner he is
attractively uuassumiug and unaflect
ed. He talks necessarily and he talks
entertainingly. Not like man who
wants to hear himself talk, but like a
man who is of on a holiday and is
full of the lark"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

GEBHARDT, Mrs. Langtry's swell
beau from New York, chased repor
ter in Chicago, the other night with a
cOwhide, because he had published lies
ON him and the beauty. Freddie is
bad medicine as we'll as a bad speller
and the Western reporters had better
walk the chalk.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

The extreme Stiffness Of making
colonies has just been demonstrated
by Gov. Blackburn, who has conferr-
ed that dishonor on 1t. Gov. Can
trells baby, which is hardly old
enough to open its eyes. 1t is pity
to take such advantages of poor, help.
less innocents.