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kendall's SPAWN Cure

l. in effects mild in its action II does not bills
ter yet IL penetrating and pc erfu to reach deep
seated pain or remove hony growth other enlarge
ment- such ~ spaNin-, spni curbs calous sprains,
-w"ng- and lameness and Daroments OF the joints
or limb. ar for rhcumasm in and for any purpose
Tor which hniment Is used for beast Ii is
known to be the best nment for used, acting
mild and yet certain in It's effects
Send address for Illustrated Circular, which think
gives positive proof Of lite virtues No remedy has
met with gu unqualified success to knowledge for
beast rs well az man.
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DISCHARGE Notice.

Tx MONTHS AFTER DtTE, THE Under
y si@ut executor will present his fu"l ir,nuIt-
and vouchers of The estate of Mary J Nneon. late Of
Leon comfy State ot Florida, deceased TO tn, Hon
ofahlc County .Endgr 81 >ajd county, ,n1 ask h. ~
discharge rs ~, outer Of said estate.
JAMES ". NiNrON.
tNecut"r Estate Mary j Nm-oli, dee d..
Hmm 70 lNN.,-- I'm
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure

ON HUMAN FLESH
WEST ESosRURGH VI. Feb II, 1881.
Dr. H. j. KENDALL " Co. Gents Several months ago
injured my knee join. which caused enlargement
grow the size Of large walnut and caused me very
we're pain all the time for four Ave weeks. when be
gan to use kcndas SPAWN Cure with the satisfac
tory results. has entirely reToved the enlargement
and stopped the amcness and pam. have long known
To be excellent tor horses but know it to he the
best nimcut for human flesh that am cquainted with
Your truly. II. Z. LAWRENCE.
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Trains and =, daily; Trains 3 and I, daily. ey
cept Sunday
Solid Trains Jacksonville to Pensacola
Sleeping Cars Madison TO Pensacola.
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PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Or Six Bottles for Five Dollars.
All Druggists have 1t can get 1t for you or 1t
Will be sent to address receipt price by pro-
prietors' DR. B. J. KENDALL 8 CO., Enoshurgh Falls,
SOLD, RY ALL DRUGGusTS..
May Is, lS83-1y 10
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

Indian River and Northern Transportation
Company.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT - AG
~ cordlnce Wit. the Laws Of Florida, We the
undersigned, have formed an association to he
styled tnd known rs the Indian River and North
EN- Transportation Company" for the purpose of
constructing, maintaining and operating a Railroad
from point on Indian River, at or near Rockhdss,
to point on Lake Poinsctt, on ST. Johns River il
Brevard county, Florida, for the purpose of con
vcying persons and property Said road 10 run
through Brcyard county and to be three miles in
length or thcrclbout.
MINOR s. JONES,
ALEXANDER A. STEWAl,T,
JAMES A. MCCRORY.
September %, lSS:}-3m
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Read Proof Of Wonderful Currs!
F'kEMoNT, ONO. Jan. -. 1881.

FNEMoNT, ONO. Jan. -, 1881.
DE. Il J. kENuAiI. X Co. Gents | think il duty
tn render thanks for benefits and profits watch
have derived from invaluable far famed SPAWN
lure My cousin and | had II Va uahc stallion worth
Sibn. which had very bad SPAWN and pronounced
by four eminent veterinary surgeons hey oud any crr,
and that the horse done forever A. last resort
advised my cousin to try bottle OF kendnls SPAWN
Cure. u had magical effect he third bottle cured H.
and the hore j. well DIR. Dick. uf Eduhnroh.
the eminent veterinary surgeon uncle of niue.
and take great interest in ASSISTING his profession.
Yours truly. JAMES A. WILSON. Civil Engineer.
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TOTICE OF INCORPORATED
OF THE
Pensacola and AndaIuSia Railroad.

rJNNN UNDFRSIG NED HEREBY GIVE NDTItE
1 OF the formation of a arrad conn ANY, tor I be
pm of ructing, maint aiming and Operating
raIlroad for public use, in the Conveyance Of per
sons and property, undrr the gen, raj li"s 81 the
stan. of or d. Tor me Incorporation Of !ttiifud
and mails CONNIE eng II point an The liver III
town-hi & range 30 santa Rosa county. RI, run
ming thcrrc rlorthery and e.-trrly in sad county
to he AlbaIaa State i'ne
The nam" Of said Company is ,h'" P'isac"tand
AndaluSa R'ilroad toInI:n
The lru@th If stid railr,a i a'out ~ eHtI s~o
milc~. TIE aIital stock -: said Con pirN j. ~"
huudred :nl twenty thousand doll r. d.y ded into
two thousand I'VE hunurod s'.r">. The lanes sG.d
rc-id"nco II he directors who - al Iuana!r tis
ailrs of the Company until others a. n.n ara
r. +. skinner, +. ii Skinner. E-eamtij, FiaG I.rhn
MrUtvid " { NrDtNd. SartI Ro-a county ia
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Rail Roads, &c.
THE FLORAL CITY ROUTE
GAMMA
FLORIDA CENTRAL AND WESTERN P ,

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July l. 1850
Commencing this date. trains on this road ana l..
corrections will run as follows u"
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ANTeDOTE TO MALARIA.

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
81 have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
kinds of pills, and TUFTS are the first
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite is
splendid, food digests readily, and now
have natural passages. ] feel like new
man." w. ID. EDW ARDS. PALMYRA. O.
Soldeverywhere, 25c. Office, Al Murray ST. NY.
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IDNiIi MtiCUIIt- 7! NJ T
FOG. ssNDN

Mr.. Topnoody pushed back his chair
fr"m the supper table, and looking at his
WITT. remarked
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Guardian Of Tn"s j. Rradlcy. a min0g.
October ., lSS;i-Jw
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-05-22
A Tale Of Telegraph Ticking.

A well-to-do young mau recently
married and started West on his bril-
dal tour The happy young, couple
were breakfasting at station eating
house. During the repast two smart
Alecks came into the eating room
and seated themselve opposite the con-
tracing parties. They were telegraph
operators. BY delicate posing of their
knife and fork they were able to
make sounds in close imitation of tel
egraph. In the mystic language Of
the key one said uuto the other:
Amt she daisy, though?
The party thus addressed replied
by clicking off: o'W
Wouldn't / like to kiss her,
the little fat angel! ~ 5000
Wonder who that old bloat Is that
she has married? ?lH7A IS 3's =
Some gorgeous granger, l reckon
replied the other. VA ,te1-a
The groom stood it until forebear
ance ceased to be q virtue, when III
also balanced his knife,and CLICK, click
/ it went in rapid succession. 1t was
Ineligible to the very cute twain
that had recently made fun of of 1T
author. When interpreted it read !:
Dear sirs-I am superintendent o
the telegraph line upon which yo'
work. You win please send in you
time to headquarters and resign you
position at.once. Yours, -,
IoiISufRRfNrESDsNf or TELEGRXPH.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

DArrIsr-south Main Street, Rev. T. O..
Keen. pastor. services every sahbath morn
ing and evening. sandav school every Sab
baih morning. Payer meeting wednesday
night. business meeting first Wsdnesdhy
night In each m0Lth.
CuRisriAs-Sashviile Street, Ed. L.
Powell, pastor. Services every sabbath morn
ing aud evening. Sunday school every SUM
day morning. Prayer meeting every wednes'
day evening.
NJ. &. SOUTH Nashville Street. Rev Il. W.
Bottomiy, pastor. Services every sabbath
morning and evening. Sunday school every
sunday morning. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening.
FIRsr -Rnssetlville Street
Rev. Il. II. Coulter. pastor. services every
sabhath morning ami evening sunday school
every sunday morning Prayer met ting eve-
~ Wednesday evening.
GRACE EriscorAL--Re-. J. W. Venable
Rector. Services In Court-house every sun.
day morning.
SOUTHERN PREsBYrERIAS-Nashv street.
Rev. j L. Tate, pastor. Services LIST and 3rd
sabbath morning and evening. sunday school
every Sumiay morning. Fraser meeting eve
ry Wednesday evening.
CArHoLic--N Street. Rev. Father
Hayes. Priest services every Sabbath morn
ing al 10 O'clock.
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CHURCH HILL.

Since our village has become of
some note, I think we might have a
correspondent and be heard from oc-
casionally. We have a blacksmith
shop and a store kept by Adams &
Evans, and they are doing splendid
business since the smallpox scare.
The Mission meeting was quite
pleasant, Notwithstanding the rain
and the smallpox fright, although
there was not single case nearer
than Hopkinsville.
Miss Matte Sivley spent week
with her sister, Mrs. Jno. Adams.
Quite complaint of bugs eating
the tobacco plants. ."
The Grange Stock Sale will take
place June Sth. They have a finer
lot of cattle than they have ever had
and will be better prepared to show
them, as they are having stock pens
to show each grade of cattle.
Will invite you town fellows down
to cat fricasseed shoat and mutton
and to look at the fine beeves. / know
you are tired of craunching town
beef. Come out and have a good
time. a9 e"|
The Grange School is still under
discussion. 1t seems that the neces-
sary amount could be raised If each
member would give ten dollars. A
fine building placed upon that site,
with school that the community can
support would be monument Of glo-
ry to the Grange cause and a blessing
to the people. Educate your children
and they will bless you. Are there
not hundred children within five
miles of the place that are ready
and anxious for the school to open
With the energy and promptness that
belongs TO that Grange the people
are confident that the school will open
in the fall with large number Of
pupils. tt '@-'Q
Mr.. w. III. Adams little son John
was thrown from a wagon last week
and got his leg broken. If some OF
those old grumblers could call in and
see how patiently he bears it, it would
make them ashamed of themselves
he is so cheerful and quiet. DR.
Williams was called in to set the frac.
tured bone which makes1the third
one since Christmas; he is becoming
quite an expert in surgery, and il
much loved and respected by hi
ncighbors, m4
If you want a description of Mis-
sissippi and the style of living in thai
State just call ON Mr.. Jno. Hanberry,
as he has returned from that State
with a fine lot of cattle. He says hi
olfactory nerves were sorely tried
and that he never cares to hear o
fried meat again. .aaf Iga
| am glad to say that Mrs. Comp
ton is improving in health. She has
been troubled with asthma.
Miss Josie Scates is down with
Mrs. Win Adams. She is helping
to nurse little John. lo M b.g +
Mr.. Tom Collins is on visit to hi
daughters, Mrs Caudle and Mrs. viii
liams. u.i AUNT PATSY.
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A Mad Dog in Church.


...- Charlotte, IN. ca Observer.
The Presbyterian congregation at
Davidson College had their nerves
badly unstrung last Saturday night.
The people had gathered in the Pres
byterian chapel to attend the divine
service, which was being conducted
by Lattimer. There was large con-
gregation present, including many la
dies. DR.. Lattimer was just reading
a chapter in the Bible when howl
ing, yelping canine burst into the
church right into the midst of the ter
irified congregation. The scene that
followed may be imagined. DIR Lat
timer stopped in the middle of sem
tcnce, and in second was viewing
the scene from his perch on top of the
pulpit, encouragingly but somewhat
excitedly calling upon the congrega-
ton to "Kill it, kill it'll" The men and
women stood OH top Of benches, and
there was some pretty loud shouting
and screaming done. One Of the
students present, who had evidently
heeled himself for combat with mad
dogs, pulled out pistol and made
the interior of the sanctum echo with
the sound of battle. Two shots were
fired at the animal, both wounding
him severely and disabling him,
when the men fell upon the dog with
sticks and quickly dispatched him.
The carcass was dragged from the
chuIch, but it was some time before
everybody settled down again; and
many of them, indeed, had no ears
for preaching the balance of the night
The ladies stood the ordeal remark
ably well, only one of them going of
in a faint, but 1t might have beer
| worse had not the voice of the pastor
standing on the pulpit been heard
above all the din and tumult. TIL,
dog had been shot at and wounded
outside the church, and, bloody from
the wound, frothing at the moutl
and barking like mad, it bounded IL
among the unsupported congregation
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.

HoPKiSsviLLE LODGE, No, %, A. Y. 4 a. N,
Joe hcIarIoll, W. NJ; A. IL. CLARK, Seercta-
~ Lodge meets at Masonic Hall, corner
Main aud spring streets, arst Monday night
~ each month
oRigSrAL CRATER No. r-statcd convoca-
tiohs 2nd Moniay night Of each month ~ Ma
sonic HAIL Coup. k. NJ. Fairleigh, HiSh
Priest: L. II. DIeifirh, Secretary.
MoonE CoxxASDERy No. q, X. Irregular
conclaye ith Moaday IN each month At Mason
ic Hall. cir Is, W. stone, h. C.; sir Nat
Gather, Recorucr.
MoAYoS COUNCIL No. s, CHOSEN FRIESDs-
NJ. Lipstinr, 4. a.; Is. W Harrison, See rotary.
Meets IN X. Of 4. Iiall, 2bd aud ith Monday
nights in each month.
EVERGREEN LODGE, No. Is, X. OF P.-Chas
W Ducker, Chancellor Commander; u. W.
Henry, Keeper OF kccol,is au.i seal. Mrets
Ia Castle Hall and aud 4th Thursday Night III
each month. EndUwnieht rank, SRI Monday
evening ~ each month. A. ID. Rodgers, fres,,
l.. Il. Davis, soc and Treas,
CHRISTIAN I.0pgE, No. $40, X OF H.-M
Lipstinv. DictatJr; W.. y. Ranlle, Recorder.
M.ets Ia n. OF T.. Han, iiearl building, Ind
And 3rd lu,r,la, nigLts In each month.
HoPK,ssviLLH Council, No. ba ROYAL.
ARcASrM-J. !. Lnnucs, krgent; &C.. {.
Long secretary. Meets 2nd and 4ih Thurs
day piyhts In X. Of 7. iisll.
GREEN RIVER i.oD0E, No. 81, J.. o. o, F.
Johu Young, Noble Grand; W. y. Ranule,
secretary. Meets every Friday nightin X. OF
r. Hall, Mercy Encampment. No.3i, I. o.. %.
FIR. NJ. Anderson, Z. r.: W. y. Randle,
Secretary.
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED woRKMKs-G. w.
Baldwin, NJ. W.; J. ". Gross, Il. Meets snd
and ith Tuesdays In each month, at k.oi r.
Hall.
KSionrs OF THE GoLDxs CRoss-J. ". I
smith, N. T.; W. Il. Thompson, +. X. Of X
Meets lat and 3rd Friday In each month In X
| Of z. Hall.
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p This is going the rounds Of the
press in the town of the neigborhood
that haven't hog ordinances: "Oh,
the hog, the beautiful hog; curving
his back as he watches the dog; defy
ing the law for his bread and meat
roaming at large through every street
hunting, grunting, noising around till
the open front gate is sure to be found
with its hinges broken and ruined
quite, by the lovers who hung on it
Saturday night ; it won't stay shut 1t
won't hang level so in walks the hog
and raises the devil. n ~ U
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who Am ! Anyway"

A short time ago, says the Salt
Lake Tribune, a bright looking DAN
ish boy stepped into lawyers Office
and said: ~.
j 1 want you to tell me who 1 am,
laying a IS bill on the desk at the
same time.
The lawyer, peeping alternately at
the boy and the IS bill, shaking his
head, replied:
1t seems you are funny boy?
. Not funny at all. You will find it
a very serious matter.
Well go ahead and explain it.
About twenty years ago wealthy
Danish lady, being widow, came
over to this country with her two
daughters. There was a Norwegian
and his boy. The father married
both the widows daughters. One
year after, the Norwegian's boy mar
ried the wealthy widow. The result
of that marriage was another boy,
and, if I am sure, 1 am that boy.
The Norweigian's boy died. The
Danish widow was widow again,
but the old Norwegian married her
too. After that the old lady died,
and one year ago the old gentleman,
too, after he had made himself the
owner of his third wife's property.
Now. when 1 claim that property,
my sister said: Stop, You can't be the
heir at all! You are our late hus-
bands grandchild. By her marriage
with him you became your mothers
grandchild, too, and after she died,
we became your mothers and you
never can inherit the property before
we are dead. That's what my sister
mothers say, but I think that can't
be right, and there must be some
mistake in polygamy. Now, sir
please to tell me what l am-who am
/. H sa =
The lawyer, thrusting his chm into
his neck, answered pathetically: You
are polygamistake!
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young man at Glasgow, Ia, was
taken in the other day and done for
by new trick. He laid a wager
with a stranger that the latter would
not WOO, win and marry young la
dy, whom, with his companion, he
had seen arrive at the hotel where he
was living. The latter introduced
himself to the damsel, she smiled
upon his suit, a minister was calledin
and they were married within an
hour. The wager Of no inconsidera-
BILE amount was handed over to the
bridegroom, who left with his bride
the following day, 1T was after
wards ,dliisFcfoyered that the sqopple, HAD had
long been man and i wife, e,randI that
they had, had been been travelling, about play
| ing the same, trick AZ various hotels
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***"Better bear present evils than
fly to those unknown" Better still
use Kidney-Wort and make your
present evils fly to parts unknown.
If you find yourself getting bilious,
head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow
kidneys disordered symptoms of piles
tormenting you, take at once few
doses of Kinney-Wort. Use it as an
advance guard-either in dry or liq-
uid form-it Is efficient.
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KALAMAZOO, MICH, Feb. 2 1880.


/ know Hop Bitters win bear rec
ommendatlon honestly. All who use
confer upon them the highest encom-
iums, and give them credit for max
ing cures--all the proprietors claim
for them. 1 have kept them since
they were first offered to the public.
They took high rank from the first
and maintained it and are more called
for than all Others combined. So
long as they keep up their high repu-
tation for purity and usefulness, ]
shall continue to recommend them
something l have never before done
with any other patent medicine.
~ il. BABcocK, NJ. d.
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i Cato did not begin to learnthe Greek
language Until he was eighty-foui'
years of ageI, Theexcuse for his be-
ginning on 1t then was that he had
entered his second childhood.t I j y
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Mr.. r. B. Askew, late Assistant
Postmaster at Baltimore, said some
time ago: "Having had occasion to
try DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, unhes-
itatingly pronounce it the best rcme-
dy l have ever used. A small bottle
relieved me of a severe cold" e
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WHY do good little shilaren 90 % to
Heayeln,, n, when thWiIaie3:la asked a
Geacher;, ), Because BsPeaplasf answered the
l%lghtb boy oatd the head Of the
class, bacagsc A. Is M unsafe ltaI trust
c,nildren where there's fire ~ Wi
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. EGr No family dyes ewereevcr so
popular as thelDiamond DyoaWTheN
never failba The Blacklisif hIsuperl
iop,toIlogwoodsiiThe other colors are
brilliant. siOTl .nylti. Geg .nGmbniil
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No, sir said The gentleman; I am
bt.bintalSih dispositiohA and ltastes; I;
butaliIn hate hypocrisye IN IMAM Or
beast, andiftwo dogs have, "a rooted
'antlRathy for each sotherI don'tliket to
see ,ena Sonceali Boston P0st.aiaI.%II
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Feminine subtlety: First annex
maid-Here's car! Second annex
maid Waitl Let's take that red
.one,just behind they go ever somuch
faster,--Harvard Lampoon.io ,diim1
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VOLUME V.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

pEMocRATio COUNTY ooxx:rTSE.
G. A. ehamplin, Chm, Hopkinsvnle.
Chas. NJ, Measham, Sec'ty, +"
4, @. Buckner,
g =. Brown, Z"
Il. W. Walker,
W. 3. Bronaugh, Pembroke.
J. NJ. prool, Bainbrdge.
Ino. n. Dublin, croi,on.
Jno. G. whitlock. Newstead.
Auatin PeaT. Garrettsburg.
CIRCUIT COURT.
John r. tirace Judge, Cadiz. ky., II. T. Un-
,ierwooJ Clerk, H0pkinsv lie, Ky. Court
meets drat Monday IN March and September.
HOARD OF CITY CoUNcILMEN.
J0HsC LATHAM, Chairman.
r.. P.CAMPBELL.
y. q. Bp0wHELL,
~ u. BEARD,
H. Y. McCAMy,
NJ LtPsriSE.
Meets lat Tuesday In each month and subject
to the call OF the Chairman. Meeting held In
city court rooms
A QUARTERLY COURT.
W.T.. winfree Judge. Meets 2sd Monaay
In March, June, september, qeccmber.
COUNTY COURT.
w.P. winfree Judge, Y. q. Sebree, Attor.
ney. Mects lrst Monday In every month.
CITY COURT.
Joab Brnshcr. Judge; ]. W. Downer At
tornay; Y. W. Biggcrstar. Chhf Of Police.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
John W. Breathitt. CLERK; c. N. Brown,
sheriff: A. u. Iona. Jailer.
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POST OFFICE.

Bridge Street, Ji,o. d. Gowen, r. NJ. 0fice
hours from A. NJ, To 6P. NJ, and the ofire Is
also open for short timc after the arrival OF
the evening mails, at 9P.A. Sunday open
from 70 4P,M.
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I9skinnYI Men.

,na4wsrfs Health Rene y restores
health ana yigof, cures 1D,yspePssibp
Impotence. Sexual De ebility.;; y.;;o,,os II,
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EXPRESS OFFICE.

SOUTHERN ExPRrss CoMrANy-R. W. Nor
wood, Agent. onice old Bank building, Main
street. ~ M aGa
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coLoREp LODGES.

FREEDOM LODGE, No. as, U. B.-Meets lst
and 3ru Tuesday nights In Bells Hall. Il. W.
Glass, W. NJ; l.. s. Buckner, Secretary.
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MusADoRA TEMPLE, No. 3s, s. OF F.
Meets 2nd and tth Tuesdays In each month.
Augusta Momeu, W p; Katie Casky secreta-
ry.
HorKISsvlLLE LoD0R, No. 1860, @ v. y.
OF D. " -Meets 2nd and Att Monday nights
It beils Hall. Charles Lightfoot, n. Il.
N. Lander, u. y.
HoPKiSsvILLE. LopGR, No. !. U. b. S.
Meets lat anu 8rd Monday nights at Beli's
Hall. p. Bell, President, X. McNeal, secre-
tnry.
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The lawyer, thrusting his chin into
his neck, answered pathetically: You
are a pOlygamistake!
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THE BAD BOY.


"See here, you coon, you get out of
here" said the grocery man to the
bad boy, as he came into the store
with his face black and shining. II
don't want any colored boys around
here. White boys break me up bad
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KNioprs OF TuE GoLDgs CRoss-J. ". I.
Smith, N. u; W. Il. Thompson, +. X. Of X.
Meets lat and Ord Friday In each month In X,
Of Z, Hall.