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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-15
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-Misa Mamie Montgomery, the attract
I'VE daughter Of Mr.. Allen Montgomery, o
Marion, will be married on the 2lsi inst
TO Mr.. J. r. Boyd, Of Miesouri.
There was a double wedding at Mr.
W. II. Naylor's yesterday. Mr.. W. D.
springles married his daughter, Miss Alice
s., and his son, Willis NJ. Naylor, Mis-
Druzy +. Wren. The young brides are
aged respectively 10 and II and the grooms
% and 20.
Charles NJ. Meacham, Esq the bright
and popular editor Of the Hopkinsv lille
South Rentuckidn, was married yesterday to
Miss Lizzie Il. Tandy, a beautiful young
lady Of the same city. We join the press
Of the State in wishing the new couple the
fullest realization Of their fondest dreams
Of happiness and success.
The Spiss American Gazette, Of the 9th
contains a lengthy notice Of the marriage
Of the following couples at East Bernstadt;
Mr.. Fred. Widmer and Miss Justa Hansel-
hahhf WI ittthuatu Wv auh NlHH Isitha
Geyser; Mr.. Luiz and Miss Cath. Schmitter.
Before sunrise a salute from some mortars
attracted our American neighbors, who
came on horseback from distances Of z TO 8
miles 10 witness the festivities In the alb.
sence Of a German minister, Mr. Byrand,
an American Baptist preacher, performed
the ceremony, which took place at the res
idence Of the postmaster, Mr.. Hanselman,
whereupon a sump,uous repast was spread
for the newly married and the invited
guests. The assembled crowd meanwhile
enjoyed few kegs Of beer, the treat Of the
young couples. Dancing, singing and 9TH
er music were kept up till the dawn Of day.
Ga Sunday night a continuation Of the fes.
tivitiss was had, in a genial, quiet way,
upon the delightful farm Of Mr.. Widmer
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PERSONAL.

Miss LErTIE LEE RocHEsTER has
gone 10 Dsnville 10 attend the Commence.
ment.
-MisKs LAURA ADAMS and NorAh
Lakewood were the guests Of Mrs. Green
this week.
--JuDoE J. NJ. PHuiPs has returned
from Richmond whittier he went to settle
with an Insurance agent.
-MRs J. W. Rour entertained quite a
number Of her lady friends at High
Tea" yesterday afternoon.
Miss Betsy PESSISGroS went up to
Richmond TO attend the oommencementeK
srcises OF Central University.
-PRoF. ABSER Rooms left for his
homsin Harrodsburg Tuesday. lie will
probably spend his vacation in New York
TIM College building is "like some
banquet hall deserted" Only Mrs. True.
heart and Miss Florence Trueheart Of the
school remain.
Mn. AND Mas. A. o. CHENAULr have
moved to Fort Scott, Kansas, we learn
from a postal ordering their paper sent
.hi,her. This county can lily afford TO
lose these good people, but Kansas will be
the better on for them.
-MEssRs. A. q. HUFFMAN and J. T..
Carson attended the Commencement eKer.
oises Of Bell Seminary, DAnvilIe, and we're
much pleased with them. Miss Sallie X.
Cook, little beauty o! IIuslonville, was
one Of the nine graduates.
-MEs NJ. V. TrnuERLAKE, Misses Ma
~ Myers, Jennie Crane, Made White aud
Jennie Knott, Of Lebanon. who goes to Wis
Il the two latter, lef, Wednesday IN charge
Of Prof. W. X. Jennings, for Charlestown,
W. Va, where they will spend the vac,-
ton We are glad to know that all Of
them will return in the fall
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WHITLEY COUNTY.
KiHnmsbun1.

1t may surprise many Of your readers
to learn there is such a place as Williams
burg. Now gentle reader, we have little
town way down here in the mountains by
that name, surrounded by Cumberland Riv-
er and the Knoxville Extension Of the l..
& n. X. r, about 10 miles above the Cum
berland Falls, second only to the great Nj.
sgsrs, for health aud pleasure Our town
Is composed Of about l 900 inhabitants, has
three large mills, one stave factory, which
employ about $50 hands with the whole
machinery and pay good wages. We have
eight general stores which keep everything
from a suit Of mems clothing TO pound Of
coffee. One family grocery kept by Hill
ton n Bowran, and you can find any thing
10 make the heart feel good, from glass Of
soda water up TO a barrel of sugar; and
one drug store whereyou can find all kinds
of medicines, except whisky or brandy,
and il you want that you must go TO one Of
the blind Tigers. Our town claims TO stand
with any in the State in her professional
men. We have six lawyers which no town
Of our size can boast Of more intellect. I'VE
are not inferior to any. We also have five
very good physlcians, with one exception,
that one | must not name)
M. A. Moore runs free hack from
the depot to his hotel
i notice in your paper that fathers
seem to be happy over the birth of a child 4,
but what have been the feelings of Mr.. r.
over his twins? He expresses by grin
and whistle and was never heard TO whis-
tie before
We are sorry to hear Of Mr.. Il. X.
Walton's leaving our old birth place and al.
so the paper to which he seemed TO be such
a necessity, but he ia gone and know the
INTERIOR will still stand. | will say to
Tom, may God bless you in all your I'M
dertakings, and may the people cherish
you in your new home as they have in old
Lincoln.
C. A. Denham has gone South for the
purpose Of settling his mail contracts May
success attend him, for he subscribed for
your paper before be left. DR.. Bradford, Of
Woodbine, made us pleasant call on last
Monday. Mrs.W. NJ Boyle IA visiting rel.
atiyes in Garrard. Mr.. Isaac Emory, Mis-.
sionary Of the American Sunday School, is
in town.
A small gang mot our townsme NJ met
at one of the Blind Tigers on Sunday eve
ming last, and after getting very drunk, en-
tered into regular Irish melee No one
hurt. Tried on Monday for breach Of the
peace and none found guilty. Warrants out
Tor re-arrest of some for Sabbath breaking
and il the good Governor don't interfere
the Court will make them pay the penalty.
so mote il be Several Of our young men
went to Knoxville last Sunday, all came
back sober, and as Barnes would cay,
Praise the Lord.
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LAEO. STock AKD caoP.

The Harrodsburg Fair will begin
July 81 and continue four days.
DIR. T. b. Montgomery, Stanford, has
a lot Of thoroughbred bull calves for
sale.
g. w. Afford bought and shipped to
Montgomery ten horses for which he paid
$3.50 per head.
&C. NJ. Spoonamore delivered to ]. NJ.
Hail 80 lambs, ~ ID. average, at cents,
engaged some time since
Geo. james bought of W. +. Anon IL
yearling steers and 9 heifers at $50 each.
They averaged about $50 lbs.
-Chas. II. Rice, Of Bourbon county, has
65 lambs that will average IS pounds, so Of
the number will average 90 pounds.
j. j. Moberly, Jr, sold to Pony Beaz-
ley three year-old gelding for slsO. and
bought another from Davy spoonamore
for SlO7 so.
w. 4. Anon bought at S. II. Stones
sale of short. horn cattle. thoroughbred
COW and calf for S2O5, do. for Sl65 aud a
COW for $l2j.
Jack Chinn has bought the South
worth place of ilS acres near Harrodsburg
for $4,000. Jack and Phil. will soon be
richer than Gould or Vanderbilt.
q. A. Laokey weighed yesterday to J..
4. Helm 60 lambs, average 7l-lbs; John
Bright TO same head ~ lbs; aud ]. NJ.
Reid 81 at 6S-lbs. The price paid was sac.
-Gen. Cerro Gordo Willisms and other
Shorihorn breeders Of Montgomery nnty
wlil'end $50 head 10 the Chicago sales
which occur the latter part Of this month.
Arkansas river ia out OF ia banks and
still ri-ing. Many plantations in JeiIer
son, Lincoln, Arkansas aud Desha coun-
Ties are inundated, and much damage will
result to crops.
The traders who engaged lambs eaIly
in the season at o aud "a cents are receiy-
ing them this week and they average 81 10
80 lbs. With the prices down at the pres.
ent figures, the prospect Of loss is certain.
--Messrs. Simms a Matlingly bought in
Lincoln, Of Uriah Dunn, pair of aged
mules at $3.50, / at SlS5, and pair at
$3.50. The firm also bought in Pulaski
county, 20 head at 500 per head, also Of
J. b. Napier at sl97 50.-lslandard.
In Cincinnati, cattle are steady and
drm at "a to 81 for common good to ex'
ira butchers A to 0; common to ehoics
shippers A to 81 stockers and feeders tC
81; light yearlinga and calves "a to 81. The
hog market is SLOW and weak and prices
run from 81 for common 10 for best
Sheep are in fair demand at TO o; slool
wethers 81 to Al stock ewes 8 to 81. Lambs
are 6rmer at "A 10 "a cents.
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PULASKI COUNTY


The sheep men who sold out in IN,
Cincinnati market, have returned, minui
profits.
Chicken cholera is ravsging the hene
W. and the proprietors have Lost some o.
their fine fowls
The trial Of DR.. Scott, for using often
sive language to @. W shsdosn, was post
poned until Saturday next
Next Monday IL our regular County
Court day. The land Of the late Daniel
Dutton is TO be sold by the Commissioner.
for the benefit Of creditors.
Prof. Borden will 20 TO Hustonville 10
few days with view Of taking charge Of
the school there next session. Prof. T. NJ.
Mourning and family Of Lexington, are
visiting the family Of Mr.. VIM. Harvey.
Miss Bette Smith will leave next week to
spend the summer among friends in Lex.
ington, Mt. Sterling and Richmond.
Jim Higgins, Of Pulaski Station, was
before Judge Tarier Tuesday, on the charge
Of using insulting and abusive language to
a young girl, and was fined So and costs.
Jim married Mary Fades, the woman who
killed Smith Burton, and the young girl
he insulted is Mary's daughter, and about
10 years Of age. Jim paid up the dam.
ages, and was released from the custody Of
the law.
Col. T. q Morrow, the republican
nominee for Governor, will open the State
canvass at Mt Vernon, next Saturday,
June 10 He will also speak at Williams.
burg on the following Monday. W. o.
Bradley, E.q Of Lancaster, was here last
week in consultation with Col. Morrow
about the canvass. He also went TO Leba-
non 10 arrange joint canvass between
Morrow and Knott, but as the latter had
already arranged his appointments il could
only be arranged for Col. Morrow 10 meet
Mr.. Knott at about one half Of his APP
pointments in the southwestern part OF
the State, and probably about one.half Of
his appointments in the eastern part Of the
State.
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A BLESSING 10 An Mankind.

In these times when our newspapers are flooded
with patent medicine advertisements, II Is graft
flying to know what TO procure that will certainly
cure you. II you are bilious, blood out of order
liver inactive, or generally deblilated, there Il
nothing in the world that will cure you 80 quick
ly as Electric Bitters They are blessing IA
all mankind, and can be had for only Gfty cents a
hattie nj Penny A McAlistefia.
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LSK Local TIxs CARO-.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Buy PAINTS Of Penny 4 McAlisler.
FrsHrSo Tackle At McRoberts n Stages.
NIcE slosk Of birthday eards at Penny 4
McAlister'e.
STANDARD ready mixed paints at Nc.
Roberts a Stages.
ALL the color. Of Diamond Dyes at Nc.
Roberts a Stagg's.
uESuIsE y. y. Gravely tobacco at Nc.
Roberts a Stages.
Jos. HAAS Hog Cholera Cure Penny
n McAlister sole agents.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlister.
CIR your Soda Water, Ice cold and
pure, from the new fountain Of Penny n
McAlisier.
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RnckLen,s Arnicn SnLne.

The greatest medical wonder ofth world. War
ranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ul-
GERS, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores Cancers, Piles,
Chilblains, Corns, letter, Chapped Hands and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed 10 cure in every In
stance, or money refunded. A positive cure ioI
Piles. use per box. For sale by Penny Neal
istQf.
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CoNcERr,-The young people Of the
Baptist church at Mckinney are prepar'
ing 10 give a musical entertainment in q
short time to raise funds to purchase an
organ for thei. church. Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. O.
Jones aud Miss Lucie Ragland were here
Tuesday to get some good pianist to assist
Miss sAllie Penny will likely accept III eli
invitation, though her health at present, Ia
such as to prevent her from giving posi-
tive answer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Valuable BLUEGRASS Farm
FOR SzAIIcI

| 0ner ior sale nay Farm Of eos Icres, situa-
Ted near Walnut Flat, on the stanford A Crab Or
ehard turnpike, miles from stanford About 40
Acres Ia culiiyation balance In grass Good .prng,
plenty good limb aud well adapted 10 stock ia a
good neighborhOoi. win sell at a bargain the
above tract OF Ian and give possession al any Time
For further particulars, inqrire OF ,, 4. Owsleyi
StautoTd, KY, or write 10 me AZ DaVllla, Milan
county, Texas. li2s-ul y. HENRY FISH.
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To CALL the point where the X. @. taps
the l.. n ~, Rich mond Junction is mis-
homer. The name Of the place should be
either East Stanford or Stanford Junction
and an effort will be made to have the r,
X. change il to one or the other.
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TmE railroad company should by all
means make some arrangements for passen-
gers getting of and ON the night expresses.
These trains are largely patronized here
and the company owes il to the public and
themselves 10 keep a night man on hand 10
attend them. As il is now. a person who
wishes TO get on one has 10 do his own flag
g,ng and put on HIS own baggage, all in the
blacklist Of darkness. This petty stingi-
ness on The part Of the company will lose
them patronage and be liks pouring water
in the spigot while il runs out at the bung
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President ZIMMERMAN is in Nashville
working up interest in the G q. r., and
N. R.R. lie told the CITY Council that
this end Of the road is ready for work a.
soon as their city showed what il was will
ing 20 do.
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THE GREAT SUCCESS
THE FAMOUS
DEERING TWlNE BINDER.

simplicity itfelf when compared with an other
binders. Tor the SEASON OF 1883 the most radt-
cal aud advanced improvements have
been made. Fifteen pieces taken out OF the knot
tying device. Three springs removed, No pldng
er-bOlt. Every motion positive. No chance 10
get out Of order. No more experts. Any one want
lng binder shOuld ca n ON the Deering Agent sud
sec this i'm yement-th the greate.t that has been
made since The intoductio Oi twine binding TIE
Deering Iwine Binder, hrst introduced Ia 1873,
has always been ahead la improvements slmpllei-
~, Durability, light dram aud good work, fof
aale BY ALLBhlGAf A ekEBn,
lf9-eOt-2m Stanford n.y.
P.s.-Also for sale peering Light Mowers Reapers
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LINCOLN COUNTY, with her various pro-
ducts, which reach so near perfection,
ought certainly TO be represented at the
great Louisville Exposition. Would il not
be well for some leading farmer to call a
meeting here for July or August court
day and arrange for full display Of our
leading productions
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THE Valley Cornet Band desire TO thank
the Huslonville Band for the use Of two OF
their excellent instruments last week. They
await an Opportunity 70 return the favor. .
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FRoNAs MINOR has changed his mind
and will appeal from the decision Of the
court sentencing him to the penitentiary
for life for killing John Terrell.
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A Coon deal Of complaint about the bad
condition Of the pike between Stanford and
Crab Orchard is being made. Where IL
Uncle Jack Bo.ley2
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A BEAUTIFUL transparent picture given
with every bill Of goods Of 81 or over sold
by Edmiston 4 Owsley.
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A BAND Of 25 or 80 Gypsies is encamp.
ed at the Hanging Fork Bridge on the
Danville Pike and every body who passes
by Is bhntered for horse trade or asked to
have his fortune told.
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Bauer, WARRES a Co. are handling the
Champion Respers and Mowers this year.
Call and examine their machines.
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MEETING Col W. O Bradley, the other
day, We asked him about the statement
published in several papers that he had
said Col. Morrow would be elected Gov
ernor. That's a mistake" he replied. al
said IL Col. Jones ran Morrow would be
elected, hut then Jones hasn't got the back
bone to demand his rights. | honestly be-
lieve, though, that in 1884 Kentucky will
go republican" We have known a num-
Der Of the Coils honest beliefs to pan out
badly and this is the worst we have ever
heard him father
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LIGHTNING struck and tore down four
poles on the Stanford A HusionvIlle Tele-
phone Line Tuesday, which ia the first in.
ieruption Of speaking since the two towns
were connected in February. The trouble
has been remsdied and the line is all right
again
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At NuSsELLEY has purchased new
omnibu. to run TO and from the X C. X
X. depot
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"ERRoR's CHAINS" ia as strange, weird
and fascinating rs book ofwonder.land, yet
the high character and scholarship Of the
authors assure US Of its accuracy and relia.
bility.
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BIGoFsr stock Of sugars in town, and
lower than ever at H. @. Brighfs.
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lSsANE.-John Long, Of the Highland
neighborhood, took his wife to the Asylum
at Lexington this week. She leaves two
little children at home.
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CONS and see the latest designs in China
Glass and Qmeensware Vt II. G. Brights.
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THE incest and freshest candies in town
can be found al s. s. Myers'.
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CHAMPION Reaper and Mower repairs oil
every description at Bruce, Warren 4
Co.'S
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THE young people enjoyed dance al
the Opera House last night.
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FoR SALE "A handsome residence
win sell very cheap. W. Craig, Stanford.
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lF you want the best super two.ply wool
carpets go toJ. W. Hayden's.
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lcE CREAM sets, Jelly glasses, fruit jars,
Nc at " g. Bfight's.
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TRY the Lightning Fruit Jar" best
nov made. Forsals only by il. G. Bright
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ELEGANT new designs in Picture Frames
and Comioe Mouldings at b. X. Wearen's'
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A coon Piano for sale apply 10 Dr., 4
d. Montgomery, Stanford.
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Abdallah Messenger!

Red bay stallion; 16 hands; foaled 1878; bred by
Chas. Dunn, stanford, KY; sired by Messenger
Chief, sire of Maud Messenger; 5-year-Old record,
22554; Marvel. 5-year-old record, 2:2s; Abel Abdal
ah, 4-year-Od trial, 2231a; Gus, 4-year-Old trial,
2;25; Rens C., 220 gait at years old Matte McD,
years old, and other promising ones LIST dam Su.
sic by sentinel, 2:2ssf, and the sire Of Won Arnim,
2l9%; Annette, 2;251s; T. A, 2;26; Young senti-
nell G26; Nivandiere, 2.26h; MignOn, 2:27l4; Ca
poul 2.2s; Grand Sentinel 2:2911 sentineiis full
brother 10 Volunteer, the sire Of ST. Juliea, 2ll1;
Gloster, 2;l7; Alley 2:i9; BOdine 2;l9lf; Driver,
2l9< Hunter, 22O14; Amy, 22o14, and a score
dam Of BERTHE Girl, 2yearold record, 500; agar
old record. 2:S7. and the grandam OF Maud Mes
ths siTs Sy As 14, ReI.
lind, 2:2i54; Thorndale. 2:22lf; AlmOnt, Abdallah
Pilot, &e., &c. 80 dam by Red Jacket. (sire of the
dam Of Kentucky Wilkes, 2:2l, aad the grandam
son, S-year-Old record, 2:2l) by Comet; by Sher-
man Morgan, the sire Of Vermont Black Hawk the
sire OF Ethan Allen and many other trOtters. Red
Jackets dam was sired by hali-brother 10 Black
Hawk. 4th dsm an extra road mare brought from
the North by W. l.. Vance, Of Mercer county, and
said to be Of Messenger blood. sentinel and Alex
anders Abdallah are both by Rysdyk's Hamble-
tonian, the grandsire Of Maud s., 2;i0lt, aud the
sire Of Dexter, BIN; Hetiie, 2:ls; Orange Girl,
200; Gazelie. 22li Jay Gould, 2;2i1 and 80 others
with record Of $50 and better. Messenger Chief
was sired by Abtallah Pilot sire OF PieksTd, 2lS1x;
Red jim, 3-year-old record, 2;2S LIST dam Is sis
ter-in-blood TO Gen. Geo n. Thomas, sire OF
Sc0tts Thomas, 2.2i; by MambrinO Messenger sire
Of Lewinski, 2;351t. % dam by Mambrino Chief,
sire Of Lady Thorn, 2;ls14; Moodiord Mambrino,
2;2l1z; MainbrinO Patchen and others. Sd dam by
Imp. Napoleon. English Hunter, &e. Abdsllah
Messenger will m AXE the season Of 1858 at Chas.
Dunn's, ~ miles from stanford, on Rush Branch
pike, mile from STANFORD a Lancaster pike and
miles from Lancaster a Danville pika, at $40 to
Insure a Mare in Foal. Money due as soon
the fact Is ascertained. Mares that have public
records OF 2;3O better, such as have produced
trotters with records OF $3.50 better iuay be bred
free Of charge. Address
WILLIE O. DUNN,
stanford, Lincoln Co., Ky.
MESSENGER PRIECE, by Messenger Chief dam
BY Alealde, lsiIe Of iiylas, 2;2l15 Enigma, 2:2ci
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q. G. Ware sold to Tom Woods, a SOW
and 10 pigs 2months old for $50.
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MucH Of what is written in "Elror's
Chains Is now presented for the first time.
IL contains much valuable information
which has heretofore been locked up in the
great libraries Of the world and in expen- .
sive books inaccessible to the general
reader.
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A Dod, supposed to be mad, Bit several
children at Crab Orchard, this week
among them Eva, the little daughter Of
Mrs. Hannah steger and Ella May, daugh.
ter Of Mrs. Cohey. Little Eva was taken
TO Mr.. Lewis Duddersr's and mad stone
applied TO the wound and from the fact
that il stuck to il, Ia taken a. evidence that
the bite was poisonous
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FRuIr Jars aud Cans at Bruce, Warren
A Cos.
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Local MATTERS.

IcroRrAN aud cake At all hours at :. s.
Myers.
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THE great amount Of rain that has fall
len in the last three weeks has injured
wheat to some extent and while giving a
rank growth to the corn has also caused
the weeds to grow 30 abundantly that the
farmers are fearful that they will not be
able 10 keep them down.