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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

from the residence Of her employer. The
value Of the goods taken IL sufficient 10
make the oGense grand larceny, but Mr..
Randolph is not inclined TO prosecute the
woman.
Mr. w. p. Speed, travelling agent Of
the Gin. NO. and Tex Pacific Railway,
and who has been commissioned 10 collect
various articles for that compsny's exhibit
al the Louisville Exposition, on Monday
shipped from this place 10 Louisville, an
immense squash raised by Joseph B. Dunn,
Of Garrard county. This squash which
has been on exhibition at the Advocate Of.
fee for the past week weighs ia lbs. and
Is AZ iis weight indicates good sized veg.
etable.
Mr.. Sam Larimer. marble worker Of
Danville, has just completed handsome
monument Of Italian marble 10 be placed
over the remains Of the deceased members
Of the family Of the late John McClane.
The monument bears the following inscrip-
ton.
FATHER AND MOTHER.
John McClane, born Oct 20, 1892, died
April 10, 1888. Teresa Nuchols, wife Of
John McClane, born Aug. 3, 1901. died
Aug. 8, 1872. Martha Dunlap, Geo. H.,
Robt A., James L. and Amelia, children
Of j. and I. McClane. The cap, or capital
is Of new eesign and is ornamented with
clasped hands, sheaf Of wheat, a lily and
a cross and crown. The design and execu-
ton throughout are faultless.
Judge G. A Hardin, Of Harrodsburg,
was In town Monday. Mr.. b. +. Phillips
and his bright little daughter, Fannie, went
to Louisville, Monday. Little Fannie will
remain sometime with her aunt, Mrs. John
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Voolfolk, Of
Louisville, arrived Monday. They are the
guests Of Mr.. =. @. Boyle, Of the Advocate,
Mrs. Woolfolk's brother. Mr.. J. Wesley
Durham was in Louisville last week in the
interest Of the Insurance Companies he
represents. Mr.. r. G. Warren, Of Stan.
ford. was in town Sunday evening on his
way TO the Pulaski Circuit Court. The
Of Mr.. A. c. Downs, Of this place
to Miss Clara Buckingham, Of Vicksburg,
Miss, is announced to take place at the
latter city on the Nth inst. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. X. linn, Of Lexington, were in
Danville their old home), on Sunday
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s0YLE COUNTY.
DanviHe.

CdHfine.
Communion services were held at the
Baptist church Sunday.
-Workmen are painting the ceiling AMI
otherwise identifying George Lawreuce's
shoe store.
-Lapsley Mckee, Jr, a recent graduate
Of Centre College, is attending the Theo-
logical Seminary at Princeton.
"A. j. Shears was fined $40 and cosls on
Monday, in the Police Court ON the com
plant Of Terry Mccall. for breach Of
the peace.
-lsom Davis, the colored man who was
shot by Sam Mckee ON the night Of Sept.
LIST. after getting nearly we'll, has grown
worse within the past week and is now SO
low that his death may occur at any time
-Messrs. q. w. cambridge and NJ.
Coulson, two Englishmen, who have only
been in America about three weeks we're at
the Clemens House Saturday and Sunday.
They are expert watchmakers looking out
for location 10 begin business in their
art.
Tip Bruce on Monday took to Lexing-
ton for sale one pair good work geldiDgs;
one pair work mares, coach gelding and
a fine rockaway mare. Warren A. Russell
lel with "Nobby" on the same day for the
same place. where he will trot some day
this week in the 2:25 class.
Amanda Renfro, a oolored servant
employed in the family Of Prof I. @.
Randolph, Was arrested on Friday, for
stealing a LOT Of carpets and bed clothes
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Personal.

-MRs DR STEELE BAILEY is visiting
friends In Lexington.
Mn. w. q. Mckinney, Of the X. c.,
was At home Sunday.
-MRs. q. @. LYON and Miss Ray Car
penter we're here yesterday.
Miss ELLA WATSON, Of Lancaster, IL
the guest Of Mrs. r. C. Warren.
Ma J. W. ALcoRs has gone 10 VII.
liAmsburg on railroad business.
Miss KATE wfEFREy, Of Columbis, IL
visiting Miss Jennie and Emma siuaey.
--MRa REv. W. I. TYREE will move
thls week 10 the residence now occupied Ny
Mr.. Joe Rout
-JuDoEJ J. NJ. PnILIrs left yesterday for
louisiana and will probably return via
Richmond. Va.
Col. J. NJ. BEAzLEY and daughters,
Misses Mollie and Alice. returned from a
visit 10 the Exposition yesterday.
-MRs. DR a. w. BRoNAUGH and moth 4.
or, Mrs. X. MandAy, have returned from a
NtFh W tetahNcH w htfCcf Countys
MA AND Nus. J. OwsLEY DUsS, Of
Richmond, are visiting the families Of
Mss,rs. win Craig and J. T.. Bruce.
MN. l.. II. BRYASr and wife. who have
been with relatives at Crab Orchard. return
TO their home at Liberty, No. to-day.
Mis- ANNIE BREEDING, Of PArksville.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Jas
Campbell. near Mckinney, has returned
home.
Mis-. ]. s. ARMSTRONG and little
daughter, Minnie May, Of Louisville, who
have been visiting Mrs. 4. T. Young. near
returned home last week.
III. s. wrHERs. Of Stanford. Ky, has
besn here during the week visiting his ais
ter. Mrs. Myers. at Washington avenue and
FifJ-seventh street. -lChicagO letter in
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IN MEM0RIAM.

Entered into everlasting rest, Mrs Lizzie
Beazley, Oct Sd, 1888. She went to her
quiet repose just as the shadows Of night
came on. Death had no terron for'her.
She served God in life and the Almighiy's
arms sustained her as she passed from
earth to the fields EIysian. The stricken
family, father mother and sister, bat above
all the i've orphan children, whose loss is
irreParable. have the tendsk and affection
ate sympathy Of the community. May the
God Of all consolation comfort and snstain
them in the plenitude Of their sullerings.
Goods will be done, the heart-strlngs weep
And sorrows DER the spirit sweep;
All faith aud hope seem dead day.
Gods will be done, just soul should save,
Gods will be donel Gods win he done,
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LAso. sT0cx avn c80p.


Three pairs Of extra work mules for
sale Apply to s. IL. Baughman. %
j. NJ. Reid sold to ]. II. McAlister
2 year old steers averaging 1,OlO lbs. at 4
cents.
John W. Pennington sold to JEFF Hill,
ayearling saddle FLY for 500 and bought
Of him two cows at $40.
i have a nice black Jack for sale. Any
one wishing TO purchase can call at b. +.
Goodies, Tumersville. W. p. Bradshaw,
Stanford, Ky.
All indebted to us for threshing will
please call and settle. We have TO pay for
our machine and the payments are due. j.
III. Alcorn n Co. q .
--Wheat fell in Chicago Saturday to 93l
for October, 95se for November and o. sc
for December. October corn dropped to
474. 4.
Mr.. Bennett Cloyd was here yesterday
and received 80 mare mule colts purchased
by P. p. NunnelIey from sundry parties
in this vicinity for him at an average OF
ss3. They we're pronounced by judges to
be the best lot ever gotten together in the
county. Mr.. Cloyd and his son have some
SO-odd more on their farm nearly as good
as the ones mentioned.
james ]. Iodgin sold 10 Edred Bean
% head Of feeding cattle, averaging 1000
pounds at Al cents per pound. Sam
uel Hayden sold to ]. w. Howard,
Of Columbia, Tenn, 80 head Of year
ling mules at Sll750 per head. lie has
also bought Of Mr.. Howard 40 mare mule
colts at $3.50 per head and said to be the
finest lot in the Stale.-[ Winchester Dem.
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CHAPTEH X.

Mu'e hath har"o ohe tho breast" evidence
ruth Of nsOd
week ofis
harmony
body o. "
position presented
the little Of Niagara
theinslns o he rss1uGhe
furnished BY Iuao "ln sometimes called hin
chins al
i in this Of Of
Third and Market Louisville
P0by this establishment gentlemen
de-hey don't talk US nough nd no more
Winter veIm
II don't
seam with
have
Exposition will bear witness
but the highest priced
WORTH the
10 their
biggest stock the order
than other Delay supplying yourself
o reach LOusvn
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MT. VERNON DEPARTMENT.


"A small party Of Mt. Vernon folk
visited the show at Stanford, Saturday.
w. j. Newcomb now has charge Of the
night office at this place. viii is one Of
the youngest operators on the road, as he
is one Of the best.
q w. Baker and wife have begun
housekeeping in Aunt Pop. Proctor's old
house. Aunt Pop. has moved to her little
house near the old one.
Last Monday was Quarterly Court
day, but as the lawyers had to go to Lon.
don 10 attend the Bishop trial nearly all Of
the cases were continued until to-day
Monday.
j. Stewart Son shipped car load Of
horses and cattle from this place to Vir-
ginia, last week. His horses did not quite
fill car and he filled il up with cattle.
Messrs. w. q. Hiatt and Adam Catron,
shipped two car loads. Of cattle TO Cincin-
natl, Saturday.
The trial of James Bishop, for the
murder Of Mary Sigman, which had been
going on at London for several days termi-
mated just as il did before, with hung iu-
ry; s for acquittal and for conviction
Bishops bond was allowed TO remain the
same as before, $1,000.
j. J. Bloomer and family, are prepar-
ing to go to Texas this fall. Mr.. Bloomer
has advertised to sell all Of his real and
personal property. He has been quite sue
cessful as farmer, and has a good deal Of
personal property for sale. He sold pair
Of mules for $3.50 few days since.
Mr.. X. L. Myers has a squash vine
growing in his garden which has 10
branches on its main stem. These branch
es are from "a TO SO feet in length. He
counted at one time 20 growing ,quashes
on this vine; and this was after several had
been used; though this has not been very
good year Tor squashes either.
-Phocion Harper has sold his interest
in the carding mills at this place to his
partner, Mr.. Willis Griffin, and has re-
moved his family to Ohio. Phocion was
honest, aud one Of the most intelligent
darkies that we had in our community.
Every body was sorry TO see him leave, as
he had become almost necessity in the
mills.
The $500 reward offered by the Gov
ernor for the delivery of VIM. Dunnegan,
to the Jsiler OF Lincoln county, has caused
quite a stir among the citizens Of the
neighborhood in which he lives. The
woods are full of parties searching for him.
lie was seen Saturday, by Mr.. Parsley.
Parsley called 10 him TO halt, but instead
of halting he drew his pistol and tired one
shot. Parsley returned the FIRE but Dun
negan escaped into the woods.
Jack Adams, Jr. and wife are in Lou
isville this week. Misses Sallie White.
head and Alice Ward, of Livingston, spent
Friday and Saturday in town. Colonel
Sam NJ. Bunlett, Of Lancaster, is in town
this week. He says he Is a candidate for
the nomination, TO run for Congress next
year. Rockoastle will give him a solid
delegation sure. There is no one whom we
would rather see Lonored as a member Of
Congress than Col. sam NJ. b., and when
We say this a majority Of the democrats OF
this county agree with us Let's unfurl
his banner and give him boom that will
place him far ahead Of all his competitors.
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Efaor Interior Jownaf
Having recently visited Nashville, !
took occasion 10 investigate the status Of the
Cinti, Green River a Nashville Railroad.
Mr.. Hamilton, a wholesale hardware mer-
chant and one Of the leading citizens, in
formed me that the County Court at liz
last meeting passed the proposition to aid
in building the bridge over the Cumber-
land River by vote Of % 10 49, The city
has given the rieht-of.way within its limits
and 40 acres Of ground known a. the
Park" for depot purposes. Means are on
foot to secure the right.of-way through
Davidson county. c. H ROCHESTER
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MARRIAGES.

WIN. Leonard and Miss Harriet Tins ;
ley were married in Stanford on Friday
last.
Willis q. Adams aud Miss Julia A.
Hooker were united for life at Capt. WIN.
Daugherly's on Sunday.
Thomas Walls, "a years old and a
widower, entered the matrimonial state a
second time Saturday with Mrs. Lizzie
Long, widow Of Is This couple came TO
the circus separate and part with no idea
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Thursday, October rs, 1888,

And II not disposed OF, will on that day on the
premisfs be sold 10 the highest bidder for one
third cash the residue ON two equal annual pay
menis with interest rom date until paid.
On the same day October 25th) We will alsO sell
10 the highest bidder, on the premises, stock,
consisting Of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, some good aged
work Mules, some younger Mules. some Jennets
and Cola, one Of the finest young Jacks Ia the
county, between 400 and 500 barrels OF Corr, some
Wheat and Rye, two 2-horse Wagons. Parlning
Utensils. 2e, and many other articles not neoessa-
~ 70 be mentioned The personal property will
BE- sold on a credit Of six months.
Any and all Of SAID property win be shown 10
any one desiring 10 purchase, by my son, any day
on the prelnises. said lands lie between the LIB
erty ana iiustonyille turnpike road and Liberty
ana Middleburg turnpike road, aud within miles
Of the depot OF the railroad which road will be la
running condition inside OF two months. ConYen-
lent 20 churches, te., In good neighbOrhoOd.
lol-h y. ~. NE IlfOkIEk A. son.
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Notice to Creditors (!

DAYTON FUCKERS ADMIR-, Lincoln
DAYTON FUCKERS, HRS &c. Court.
The creditors Of Dayton Tucker, DECD, are here
by notified 10 produce before me at my Office in
Stanford, KY, properly verified and proven, their
claims against his estate, on before the 22d day
Of October, 1888. Otherwise their claims will be
barred as against the Administrator.
is7-2t W. q. WEIGH, MIC. L. &C.
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Memphis had $4,000 FIRE Sunday.
During negro dance at Harrodsburg,
Dick Grant shot and killed Burrius Jor-
den, his rival.
AT Waco, Texas, Mrs. Shaw, RACED
with grief because her grand child was Ia
ken from her, saturated her clothing with
kerosene. tied herself to a fence, and,
touching match to her clothes, was burn
ed TO death.
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A NEGRO named Bob Dugan, Of Danville,
got inside the circus tent while Il was be-
ing raised Saturday aud when the men
asked him out he refused 10 20. Attempt
ing 10 eject him he drew a pistol and the
officers were sent for. Policeman CoHsy
took him in after some resistance. but after
staying In Jail day or two he was dismiss
ed for want OF witnesses against him.
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The claims allowed against the county
foo, up 81, 2i6.26. considerable more than
last year. The difference is explained in the
increase allowed 10 teams on roads, the
snail pOx case, extra number OF paupers
doc,ored and the unusual number Of pau.
per burials during the year. OF the latter
there ware "a
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

THE new schedule on the X. @. changes
the departure Of il through passenger
train from AS A. N. 10 1920, which after
playing along the road for s hours arrives
In Covingion at 62OPM. Returning this
train leaves Covington at 8 A. N. and does
not rraeh here ill 5P.M. The mixed
train is now freight entirely and will run
on about the same time as formerly. No
trains run TO the Junction Sundays. Under
the present running the road can not hope
for much through passenger business, as IL
only takes about four hours from Cincinna.
ii here by the Southern r. X.
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OUR y. NJ. IL In luck. He has had his
salary raised 500 recently, and he now
draws 10 the amount Of 81, 800. L4ncas-
ter is also increased 800, making 81, 100.
Lebanon is reduced 500 and Danville
a0O0
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NEW ADvERTIsEmESrs.
IMPORTANT To.
Road Surveyors and Workers.

The Lincoln Court Of Claims at It's last term
made the following order, which am directed 10
publish t0-wit 1T Is ordered that hereafter this
Court will not pay for the use Of wagons and teams
IN working roads except when used on regular
days for working roads and except in case OF re-
moving distractions" y. BLAEN,
lSo-t CLERK Lincoln County Court
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The great divorce lawyer, J. B. Paxton,
continues to get In his work. lie has just
filed another suit. in which Thomas j.
GOOch seeks 10 be legally separated from
his wife Polly. whom be alleges has not
only committed adultery on sundry and d.
vers occasions, but carries the proof OF her
iniquily in the shape Of youngsier which
he AYERS Il not his own.
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We never saw better order than wrs oh.
served here Saturday. There was but lii.
tie drunkenness and less lighting. In fact
there was none Of the latter, with the ex.
cePtiOn Of a pommelling show man gave
knobite who deserved il for his insulting
language.
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HlusTrRs-They have at last arrived,
The cheapest line OF Breech aud Muzule
loading guns ever brought to Stanford. We
will sell you gun at factory prices.
Bright a Curran.
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MRs. MooDY HARDIN, Lancaster's fash
unable milliner, calls the attention Of the
ladies 10 her beautiful line Of goods just rc-
ceived They embrace everything from the
cheapest 10 the most costly article. Call on
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Public Sale !!
AND RENTING!
Not being able to attend to my farm, will on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1888,

Rent IL " the highest bidder for the year 1884.
Ii lies on both sides OF the pike leading from STAN
ford TO HustOnyille, about 81 miles FROM the orm-
er and miles from the latter place. The farm is
very productive aud we'll watered.
On the same day aud -On the same premises,
will sell all my stock. consisting Of MIX Cows,
Feeders. YeaIlings and Calves; also a lot Of thor
oughbred Cattle, young and old, Of the Knightly
and Victoria stock and one very fine aged Ball, a
lot OF Mules, Horses aud Brood Mares my Farm
Produce consisting Of Wheat, Rye. Corr aud Hay;
all my Farming Implements, such as PlOws, Har-
ness, Wagon. Grain Drill, Hay Rake and many
other articles 700 numerous 10 mention.
TKRMs.-Credit OF SIX months on all sums over
500 under that amount, cash. Notes required,
negotiable add payable In bank, with interest
Terms must be complied with before removal OF
property.
iS6-td y. A. MURPHY. .
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Dos'r Fool away your time running
from store 10 store, but come direct TO
headquarters where you are sure To find
good goods, low prices, courteous atten.
ton, salesmen who will take the greatest
pleasure IN showing you through our stock
aud quoting you what will prove to be
bottom figures on everything. J. w. Hay
Ian
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THAT small profits and quick sales tell Is
demonstrated by the fact that Bright a
Curran are selling double the goods ever
sold in STAFFORD before.
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New and comprehensive lines Of Tin.
ware, Glassware, Stoneware, Harness
and general Groceries al T. X. Walton's.
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BRICK RESIDENCE for SALE
IN STAMFORD, KY.

offer for sale privately my house and lot on
Somerset street which is occupied by J. NJ. Sallee
Possession TO be given Jan. l. 1884. Terms reason
able. For particulars write TO me at Harper, Kan
sas or call on Robt. s. Lyte, Stanford, KY.
~. III. ANDERSON,
loz 10 dec. Harper, Kansas.
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FoR kicking Mote Ballinger, Of color,
and chaslising another negro, Mr. J. ID.
Price paid s2l29 yesterday. Rather e1-
pensive fun.
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The mail from Lancaster and other
points on the X. @. closes now at $50 A. NJ.
and opens at at 5:45 Pm.
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REMtMBER we are sole sgents for Philips
A Bros Lebanon celebrated Roller Patent
Flour. Bright& Curran.
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SUTciDE-Hugh l.. Tabler, who was re.
Gently sent to the lunaiic asylum but who
returned after a confinement Of two OF
three weeks, having been pronounced cured
by the doctors, committed suicide by shoot
ING himself with pistol, at HarrodsburR,
Friday. There is no hereditary faint OF
insanity in his family and il ia supposed
that his arrangement was the result Of a
premature explosion in which he was Sc.
verely injured about the head He marri-
ed a daughter Of Col. X. +. Bib, Of this
county. and his wife with five children
survive him. He was social, clever gen.
tlemsn, and was much thought Of by his
brother railroad contractors and his &C.
quaintanoes generally. q
s. II. BARRETT n Co.'S Circus and Me-
nagerie, which exhibited here Saturday,
proved to be the best that ever pitched its
tents in Stanford. II ia an admirably man
aged concern as can be seen by its well.fed
horses, lie handsome cages and wagons and
the general appearance and good behavior
Of its attaches. The usual lot OF fakirs
were absent and we heard OF no swindli Dg
operations at all. The street parade was a
magnificent one aud thousands who we're
too good to 10 to the show and pay for
their tickets, enjoyed this free exhibition
immensely. 10 this day Of blowing and
lying, il was an agreeable surprise TO see
how near the big promises Of the bills we're
carried out and everybody went away salts
fled and happy. The mensgene is fine
one and the performers are the best In their
line. Among the latter is the wonderful
and unequslled barebaoK rider, Robert
Stickney, and Miss Emma Lake, As grace
ful and as accomplished an equestrienne as
ever pulled a rein. Then there we're the
Leotard Brothers, unrivalled in their ac-
erobatic feats; the Maynards, in their dar.
ing trapsze act; the Malay Prince, who
can tie himself in bow.knot, so homeless
does his body appear; Frank Fiiz Williams,
the modern Sampson, who lifts barrel Of
water in his teeth with a $50 pound man
on it-but we havnt space to con
tain the list OF superior attractions, though
we can not omit to mention the funny
clown, Mr.. w. Fred Aymar. and his per.
forming pig "Sanko," whose antics created
so much laughter, Mr. Aymsr is also
press agent Of the show and to him We are
indebted for number Of couriesies The
huge tent was well-dlled and when the per-
Torrance was over large proportion Of
The audience remained to the concert, which
In addition TO being good one, had prize
feature which proved quite profitable to
many Of the purchasers Of tickets. Colonel
Hill got silver water-service and Others
got silverware OF much value, apparently.
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Bio lot Of Clothing, Overcoais, &c, jus,
from the cities, can he seen at s. II.
Shanks'.
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THERE Is mild case Of scarlet fever at
Mr.. J. II. HOcker's, his son Joe being
down with il.
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BRucE, WARREN n Co. have a new lot
Of those $3.50 custom calf shoes for the la
dies.
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JUsr received a beautiful line Of Lamps
and Glassware. Bruce, Warren n Co.
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! WILL keep fresh bread all Of the time
beginning tomorrow. s. y. Myers.
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Bur the Gale Chilled Plow-the besi
and cheapest--of T. X. Walton.
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NEw LOT Of Canned Goods, cheaper than
ever, Al T. r. Walton's.