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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-20
The New Osborne

| is Lbs Riad,, of he areseu, J,,U After selling
up several This season and comnaring ,bsjr
| manv noin,a ~ nndo,h,.d ,aa,i, ovsr o,b.r
Binders we are comnelIed ~ agree I'm, III.
inevitable lioht-draJt iu,DyeseI A,,aI,bu N,,, Os
| borne B;,dSr Il THE HINDIsR ~ IA ,,r,s,of
dan 9E Z N#E HWE FksM
THE NEW OSBORNE "a a substantial
strong built and durable Irvine BINDER,
THE NEW OSBORNE IA autouaatic,l
and controls its oDerations
| THE VIEW OSROPNE Ia s;y.oLe;,y mr..
soai8sd having fcwer mart, linn any oiher
hinder. and consequently less liable To or
out of order.
THE NEW OSBORNE Ia an e4teraal
qearsd machine
THE NEW OSBORNE. an aceoantlofi,,
external gearing. IL very nam droG ma.
chine
THE NEW OSBORNEpS Knives mass
through three qnards 10 The stroke. Thus giving
In comparison to other binders hird mar
po,cer with hira Iess speed
TINE NEW OSBORNE Ia 90 nicely hal
anrcd by the driver when seated thai IA "a
be Tilted without effort 40 as in carry The
knives oy,r stones. M deDrsss them for pjckin,,
M lodged grain. Il Ia wonderfullya efsctipf
In down and TANGLED grain n can bick mn
and save grain Thai others can moi tourhJ
THE NEW OSBORNErS binder and. hut
ter boards are zach adjustable.
THE NEW OSBORNE has the c,nire
geared knife and bolied ouarIs
TINE NEW OSBOPNE has the GO ineh
eieeatioa. We have found from actual expetl.
ence that The 80 inch elevation does not ami
the East, aud offer 10 our farmers a binder
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-20

Deaths.-Mrs. Mary Mcdonald, aged AZ
years, beloved wife Of Capt. John McDon-
aid, U. s. A., (rctired, } died suddenly at Pc.
tomac, Friday, 18th instant. Mrs. MELON
aid was the daughter Of the late Horace
Benton, Esq, and was married in 1867
During the continuance of her husband in
the army, engaged on the frontier, she fol-
lowed him from pst TO post amidst the
greatest dangers and often alone minis
tering 10 the wants of the sick and dying
soldier. On one occasion she, with driver,
escorted her then invalid husband from
New Mexico Ia California. She was be.
loved by all, and was always ready to
minister 10 the wants of the distressed and
needy. She was a prominent member OF
the county and State Grange. The large
concourse Of friends who followed her to
her last resting place, at Potomac Chapel,
attested the esteem in which she was held.
Revs Brown and Bond OBLIGATED at the bur
ial services.
Mrs. Martha Myers, reict of the late .Ino.
G. Myers, died very suddenly, nj her resi-
dence, neal Potomac, on Monday last. of
neuralgia Of the hear. The decreased was
highly esteemed in the community in which
she lived Years ago death separated her
from her husband and left large family Of
small children 10 her care. She ever since
has devoaed her entire time 10 rearing and
training her grateful children. She was
kind, afectionate and charitable. She will
I've mnch missed.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

N0TICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN hers have Obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county letters lrsta-
meniary on The personal estate Of
WILLIAM II. STA BIER,
late al said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said decreased are here
by warned to exhibit tn same with the
vouchers thereof, 10 the subscribers on or
before the 9th OF September 1888; otherwise
they may, by law, be excluded from all bene-
iii OF said estate Persons indebted TO said
estate, are requested TO make immediate pay
ment Given under our hands. this 9Th day
Of Mach 1893
JOSEPH S1ABLEf,
THOMAS VI REESE,
mar 30-4i Executors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-20

Problem.-A correspondent sends us
the following problem for the amusement
of our readers: "a side wall of Il house is
30 feet high and the opposite one 40; the
roof forms a right angle at the top, the
lengths of the rafters are 10 feet and 10 !;
the end of the shorter is placed on the
higher wall, and eice cersa;; required the
length of the uprights which support the
ridge OF the roof, in feet and decimals to
four places
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DIED In California The Baltimore

Died In California The Baltimore
SIM, OF Monday, says: "Mr Richard Mason
Barnes, brother Of Deputy City Collector
Barnes, died in San Francisco, Cal. l4th
instant, aged AZ. Mr.. Barnes was son of
the late Abram Barnes, who died here in
1862, and was born in Washington county,
coming to Baltimore when quite young
He held position Of trust in the Merchants
National Bank, and was member of the
Maryland Guard. At the outbreak of the
war he went South. He was orderly SER
geant in Col. J. Lyle Clark's company, 2lst
regiment Virginia infantry, and was after
wards in Col Robert Smiths company, 1st
Maryland cavalry. He was taken prisoner
near Monterey, on The retreat from Gstiys
burg, and was oonaned at Fort Delaware
and Psint Lookout until exchanged. lie
was with Gen. Lee at the Appomattox sur
render. After the war Mr.. Barnes was a
public wcigher for a lime and lieutenant Of
the Fifth Regiment. He went TO California
in June, 1871. He held . position under
the city government there nearly ever since.
He leaves wife but no children"
For several years Mr. Barnes wis stud
ent Of the Rockville Academy, and is kind.
ly remembered by his many early friends
in This county.
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a O a R.D .

4e1- The Champion Binder Agent having
stated 10 me liar he had been misllormel In
regard 10 The use Of The "EsIerly' patents 10
the construction of their Machines, and now
s's'ina thai lhey do moi nse any ~ the said
patents, I take pleasure 10 wilhdrawing all
that portion Of my card Of March l7lh, 1889,
which refers 10 The Champion Company.
Respectfully,
apr G-ii q. Y. DUNLOP.
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of live rooms, Barn, with Stable in basement,
(new, Chicken House and Wagon Sheds.
There are iine Apple and Peach Orchards,
and great variety Of FRUIT of all descrip-
lions fne Spring very near the house and
water in every field on the farm; fencing in
good condition.
The location of this property is in one of
the most desirable communities in The county,
convenient TO Schools, Churches and Mills
TERMS OF SALE, Ms prescribed 10y said
morIgaae-Cash. Upon The ratification OF
the sale by the Coart of competent jul is,lic-
Ii0n, aud the payment ri the whole purchase
money, land M, before good and sufi-
cieni deed will be- executed by the Attorney.
Convrsancng al the cost Of purchaser
RICHARD r. BEALL,
Attorney aud Agent
p. q. Address Rockville, Nd
apr l3.ts J.w BOSWELL, Amer
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a q A H ID.

1s- In regard 10 the Esterly and Cham
piOR Machine, desire TO slate that neither
! nor any Of NJ, Agents have ever represented
10 a customer HAT VIZ were using any of the
Esisrley patents on The Champion machine
r. !. MOORE.
Agent Tor Champion, Montgomery Co.,
Nd, and District OF Columbia.
mar nn-If
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-20

Mr.. George Peter, Of Culpepper, Va, who
has been appointed Agent at this place, is
now making plans to beautfy the, grounds
around the station 8S+azA
John w. Avirett, son Of Rev. James B.
Avirett, has left our neighborhood to engage
in business in Cumberland, Md. He will
be greatly missed by his very large circle Of
friends. VIZ We
Mr.. Noyes, reporter of the Washington
Star, has purchased Of Mr.. Alfred Ray a
lot in the vicinity Of Forest Glen, where he
contemplates erecting handsome residence
Miss Lizzie Keys, who has been attend
ing school at Winchester, Va, returned
home last week on account of her health. {
Mr.. VIM. French, formerly Of the U. S.
A., has rented one Of the houses here and
will move his family about the list of May.
Scarcely a day passes without applica-
tons for houses or lots in our neighbor-
hood. 81
Mr. Baker, of the firm of Baker Brothers,
Frederick, who will furnish Mr.. Peter with
lime, visited Forest Glen last week. = Is.
Mr.. ]. @. Lay moved his family to this
neighborhood several days ago We are
happy 10 say his wife, who has been ssri-
ously i'll, is now convalescent.
A magnificent specimen of the blue heron
was shot on Mr.. Alfred Rays carp pond last
week by his eldest son. They want II at
the Smithsonian, as it is far superior to the
single specimen they have there.
We understand that Mr. Harr, of Balti-
more, who purchased the tract of land for
merly owned by Mr.. Thomas Brown, con-
templates utilizing the stone in his quarries
by having them crushed and sent To WASH
ington, where he will find ready market
for them. he alse thinks of using the en-
gine connected with the crusher for can.
ming factory.
Our Literary Society, that held its attract
i've weekly meetings up to last December at
the pleasant Hall situated between Forest
Glen and Linden Station, recognized the
first Friday In this month. The Society adj
journed over in December for an indefinite
period, after which some OF the more enter
prising members gave dramatic entertain
ment, from the proceeds of which they have
rented handsome piano for several months.
The meeting Of last week was particularly
bright and attractive. After the rendition
Of tnll programme, consisting of Essays,
Declarations and Select Readings also vo-
cal, piano and banjo solos, in which the ac-
complished vocalist, Hal. Donoho, received
enthusiastic applause, reelection of Off
GERS took place. Col. U. j. Baster, of the
Interior Department, was again made Pres.
ident, and Mr. Hal. Donoho Vice. President
Philip W. Aviret!, our able and faithful
Secretary, resigned his position, and Miss
Clara Ray was elected TO ill his place.
Miss Lizzie Keys and Philip w. Avirett
were elected to edit the "WOotlland Echo"
After the election Mr.. Geo. Peter proposed
10 one Of the gentlemen present that we
should close with a dance, and in few
moments a set was formed for the Lancers,
Mrs. Rufus King presiding al the piano,
after which the members left for their re.
spective homes, well pleased with the even
ings entertainment.
April 1S, 1883. Our yIvE.
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MINOR & HORTON PLOWs,
IMPROYED PATTERN.
Minor & Horton--Old Style.

genuine make.
The Malta Corn Cultivator.
These Plows are fast coming into USE, eVery
farmer should have one. The Genuine Malta
Double aud Single Shovel Pl0ws and Extras
to 6t The cheap limitations 10 genuine Malta
Plows are no comparison, rs every farmer
knows who has tried them.
Cotton seed Meal, for FEEDING Stock
Seed Oats
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DWELLING HOUSE,

containing five rooms, Il fne Corn Crib, with
Wagon aud Carriage House attached, a Dairy
near the house, Granary, Stables for . head
OF horses. There are Two Apple Orchards in
line condition, Pear and Peach Orchard aud
n Blhcksmiih's Shop.
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Royal Glue mends everything. See sd.
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Dol FRIDAY, llth day OF May, 1853,
LOT No. l contains 1144 Acres
of Land. more or less.

NINETY ACRES of which is arabic land -
This farm is well fenced and waiered, and in
good farming condition, and the improve
ments consist of comfortable FRAME
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MARRIAGES.

Last week Mr.. r. II. Idol Ae~ on the
wings Of love, With Miss Jennie X, daugh-
ter Of Mr. John +. White, Of this vicinity,
who l. not yet sweet sixteen, 10 Cincinnati,
hoping there 10 consr usieiheir hsp2ine .
BY marriage. even though The old folks OPP
posed IL. But they were not TO drink
so soon Of the cup 81 bliss for Mr.. Idol
could no, swear his love was The proper
age and license was therefore unobisins-
bic The police and the newspaper rel ort-
ers got after him and he barely got away
siihoutrUrest lie made Il however and
With Miss White then nei 10 Chattanooga,
Tenn, and We let the nmes tell the rest Of
the story: Las, night there occurred At
the Raj House, In this city, enc Of those
cl aiming lil:Ie romantics Of real life, the
frequent recurrence OF which gave rice to
that erpaession 90 well known TO slmos,
every man and woman in the world.
"Love laughs At Locksmith's" Mr.. r. II.
Idol. Of DInville. Ky, and Miss Jennie
White. Of Stanford, Ky, long plighted to
each other in solemn ,ro,b, arrived at the
hotel and the Necessary papers having been
previously prepared joined their lives to.
gsthsr. Rev. II. II. sneed performed the
wedding ceremony and the fond young
couple 'ped on their wsy to Florida with
hearts ~ light as the mos, joyous hopes
could make them,
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cAssAs0 COUNTY DEPARTMENT.
Lancaster.


Grow" Dillon bought a turkey that
weighed ga pounds after il was dressed,
which he will send 10 his brolher-in law
at Cincinnati for Christmas gift.
B NJ. Burdet and wife left Monday
morning for Florida, where they will re.
main several mouths. Joe Walton and
wife, Of Mason county, will keep house fol
them In their sbssnce.
Joe p. Turner bought the DR.. Burde,l
farm for 5000 and removed his family
there last week. Sam Yaniis bought Of
Pollard a Huffman about 80 acres Of land
on the Lexington road at $50 per acre.
MIR. J. @. Thompson has finished the
improvements on his elegant jewelry slor,
on DAnville street The room has been
heightened several feet and an artistic iron
railing erected in the rear end 10 prevent
the young ladies from kidnapping bis hand.
some aud polite assistant, Ell Morrow
whom the ladies pronounce = noble speci.
men
Misses Fleecie Cook, Mary R1blnson
snd Weed Logan spent Sunday In Stanford
with charming Miss i.ala Mckinney. Geo
Denny, Jr., has retained from a business
trip 10 Dakota. Hugh Logan is unable to
attend TO business, owing 10 illness. Jones
sal,sr il the father Of another bouncing
b9Y," which was born Saturday. Born 10
the wife Of T. Pollard on Monday morning
a boy.
The Elna Insurance Company paid
II. A. b. MarksburT s2.45O on HE wheat.
On examining his books il was found that
be had undereslimaled the amount Of whsal
IN the granary, the true amount reaching
!. 900 bushels upon which he received -.
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$50. The insurance on the building. si,-
200, will be paid by the Manufacturers Of
Boston. without any contention, as the
building was valued At more than twice
that amount The Elna adiuster, Mr..
Forad, bad no doub, ne TO the Gre orieina-
ting from spark from the locomotive Of a
passing train. The third story window fac
ing the X c. r r. was open and q spark
could have had access TO the building in
that way. Mr.. Forad says they havs fire.
quent losses from similar conditions. Mr..
Marksbury will rebuild larger and more
convenient warehouse next year and Il will
be 40 constructed that two or more c,rs can
be loaded at the sane time. From July %
up 10 last Wednesday Mr. Msrksbury had
shipped 90 CARLOADS of wheat and barley
from this place; each car.losd weighed 4O,.
900 pounds. lie ships $50 car-losds year.
iy from this point slone. Paint Lick, Low
ell. IIyattsviIle and Bryantsville will shir
on an average $50 year Three hundred
carloads from one county IL good yield
but this does not include the wheat ground
into -four and shipped from four larg,
mills In the county. George Denny n Co
ship on an average 10000 pounds Of n,ul
per week $780, 900 pound, in rear. Add
to this 100000 pounds Of tobacco and i
will be seen that Garrard draws very
good revenue. Twenty carlosds Of hemT
have been shipped during the fall and win
ter By Burnside Bros, Duncan, Gill anc
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llKo. srocK lHp cRoP.

Hogs we're ceiling 10 Cincinnati yes.
terdsy at 6 cents.
j + Bruce sold a LOT Of hogs averaging
over 800 lbs to A. T. Nnnpslley at 5 cents
u. NJ Hail shipped 10 Cincinnsli, yes.
erdsy car load Of 300 10. cattle for
which lie paid Al cents. Er
The Mid~sy Clipper Gays Thos Parrish
raised 5000 lbs Of tobacco on 80 acres
snd sold !, at al average Of IS cent. per
ponnd.
--snJ der n Co. Of Denver, bought Of
Snyder Bros, Of Georgetown. Texas. over
1900 head Of cattle and 400 hor.e'; fcr
$500 900 cash.
The McPherson farm Of 800 acres, yins
on Dix River. In this county, will be rent.
cd 70 the highest bidder at Stanford on
January lsi. w. NJ. Duddsrar.
Master Commissioner Welch sold
Saturday, 1854 acres Of land lying near
Hus,onvills, the property Of the late Char.
Lev Harris. TO W. j Carson, Of Pulaski
., SIS IS per acre aod l24 acres Of knob
land near the Casey line, TO J. II. Miller
for $50 a
Yesterday was Danvills Court and
Capt II. I. Bush reports sales as follows
About 800 cattle on market. mostly slop
pers, bes, grade selling at to 81 per hun
dred lbs, Shoppers and common Alto s cts
There wss good demand for fu,-elS,
stock and IoOuld have sold l 900 head ifLsl
had them. l old mule SIS. no horses Of
tered.
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efRs0kAl.

Miss NAcoiE NEwLASD, Of Cab Or
ehard l. visi,ing here.
Ma JoHs u. FrsH, our Mt vernan
scribe, made flying visit 10 Stanford, Sat-
urdsy. rs
Ma SAN NJ. CAnsoS, Of Louisville, is
here on his way 10 Liberty 10 testify in the
Holmes hsse.
-JuDoE NJ. c. sAuFLEy, J. w. AIcorn,
X. c. Warren aud NJ. Peyion have gone 10
the Liberty Court
Ma wM. BARRErr and wife, nee Miss
Halle Apperson, Of Richmond. Va, on
their bridal tour, are spending few days
with her sister, Mrs. Judge J. NJ. Philip,
Ma. Jor AnERs, representing the
Webster Wagon Co. Ct Moundsville. w.
Va, is 10 iown arranging with Mr.. George
ID. wesren 10 sc, az agent for the company
In this section.
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WE have arranged for old Santa Claus
W be a, our store on to morrow, wednes.
day We invite all, old sni youos, to
come and shake hsnd. With him His
little friend. mua not fail q see him.
Parents, come and bring your children; he
is worth seeing. He vill receive csllers
from 10 to ~ n, p 70 ~ and Ito sP NJ.
positively for one day only. No one should
fail 10 see him Admission Free. Nc.
Roberts 4 stagg.
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stni- odltthlu snitrimsour
fAE local r,wr clsp.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Buy PANTS Of Penny a McAlister.
NrcE s,osk Of birthday cards At Penny A
McAlister's.
srASDARD ready MIXED paints At Nc
Robefs a Stage.
Jos HAAS Hog Cholera Cure. Penny
A McAlis,er sole agents.
BRAND new stock OF every thing In the
iewelry line At Penny A McAlisier'a
WArcHEa, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny a McAlistsr.
FoR coughs, colds, nc, use Compound
Syrup white Pine. Put up IN 25c and SOC
bottles. Trial size loo. McRoberts a
1fagr
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Wa present our readers this morning
with double issue Of the paper aud will
do so again next Fridry. when a number Of
articles specially prepared by go'd writers
will appear. Besides being double iis usual
sizs, the edition will be much larger than
usual and advertisers who are wise will
avail .hem'slves Of the chance to lay
their cards before several thousand read
era.
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JoHS YouSo, ssid 10 he from Gsrrard,
was drunk add disorderly on the street
Saturday sfIerooon, and when Marshal
Newlaud vent to arrest him he showed
fight. A we'll directed lick with bis billy
soon broueh' Young TO his senses and he
was lead With the "grippers" TO the lookup,
where he spen, the night A fine Of o.
was assessed aeainst him.
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A UNION Christmas tree in which all the
churches will take hand. will be relieved
Of its load Of valuablss On Christina, night,
Tuesday next. The tree will grow on the
stage Of the opera house and Santa Claus
in costume will deliver the presents.
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A YOUNG man named Mshan, from vii.
liamsburg, fell, or was showed FROM the pas
senger train as II left here Saturday, and
was badly hurt about the head, In addition
to getting his nose broken. As the train
was stopped and the young man taken
aboard We were unable to get further par
ticulars
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TODAY is set for the haltdozenih time,
for the trial Of Sam Holmes, at Liberty.
for shooting with intent 10 kill, Marshal
Ell. Dawson. at the time he killed Sheriff
Napier. The Judge ought either to re.
quirs a trial now, or file the case away
without leave 10 reinstate. Itis very old
and very costly case.
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The famous Losan's Fort farm. partly In
the limits Of Stanford, will be offered for
sale on the 10Th. 1. IL a most desirable
place as whole. or divided, as proposed | {,
the advertisement which appears elsewhere
In this iasus.
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DoS'r forget We have closed our store On
the corner and can only be found In the ~.
ture at the one store, owsley's old stand op
posIle Court .house BRIGHT \ Caran.
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PLAIN and Fancy Christmas Candies,
Nuts. Rdsios Oranges Lemons, Dates,
Fig, cocOsnuu, Peanuts, Crackers, Chss.e,
Minss-meats. Pickles and canned goods Of
every description, now open at Bruce, War.
rem A Cos.
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Tur di,play Of Holiday Goods by Nc.
Rober,s a Stage was never srcelled in Stan.
ford before. Additional stock arriving dai.
". Don't fail 10 make nc Wait.
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the young folks are talking Of getting
upa Masquarads skate at the opera houss
during the Holidays The former enc
proved to be both successful and enjoyable.
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A TIMELY and veil considered appeal to
the citizens Of lincoln, 10 act At once In
regard 10 securing the road to Nashville,
appesrs In smother column. Read IL and 20
10 work.
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CONE and zee our prise gun. watch and
clock. Something nsw. Given away to
some one Of our cnstome-. Bright 4
Curan. .
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FoR cheap and good goods 90 to the corn.
er II Nam a Somerset streets. instead Of
the Postoiics store.
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orrsEe Of Christians Trir generally at
i. II. WaliOn's. corner Main a somsnss
streets. tomorrow wednesday, You ere
invited 10 come and see them.
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wEhavs iu.i received an slsgas, l,us
Of French e'ndie. for the Holiday trade.
Bright a Currsn.
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TINS case Of Hayden va Hart appealed
from this county. has been affirmed By III,
Court Ct Appeals.
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The hni snow q the season fell here
Friday night, covering the ground pretty
thoroughly aud Sunday there was asupple-
mental fall OF nearly an inch.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-18

IL you want 10 make two souls happy
buy your sweetheart boz Of candy from
s 8. Myers. the Dos. candy man.
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Very fine line Of French and other can
diesai 7. X Waltons
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Bessie, a nipe-mopthsold child Of Mr..
G VanoY, died Friday snsr few hours
illness.
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TwrLvr pounds 81 nice brown sugar for
81, At Brieht& Cufrans