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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-20
The UaruIy Cadets.

Annapolis, Nd, 1S.-The old trouble
testers at the naval academy. Four
more cadet officers we're reduced to the
ranks last night. occasioned by Cadet
Robert Harris WOODS, Of Virginia, first
class, quartered on the ship SGStee, max
ing q statement to Captain Ramsy, that
he aid not zee why he should be broken
and quartered on the SG1g1tee when other
CO 1sIs involved in the disturbances with
him were holding their rank and ell the
privileges were restored. Captain Rsmsy
asked him il he could back his statement
Woods did 80, and reported frst Captain
Charles Walter Hazletine, Of Missouri
first class Master George w. Littlehales,
Pennsylvania, first class First Captain
William q. Lawrence, Pennsylvania,
second class and First Lieutenant Bal
these, Illinois, first class. All these were
broken. Captain Ramsy in his order re-
grets Woods action was not prompted by
sense Of duty. New appointments will
be made next week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-20
The Passion.

New York, 1.-THE Passion Play pre-
sentation was not interfe-ed with. The
rehearsal was private.
Judge Denohue, in the supreme court,
this afternoon, denied the application of
Saint Morse, for sn injunction restrain
ing the police commissioners from inter
fering in the rehearsal of the Passion
Play.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-20

OPINION OF DR.. VIM. H. Stokes
physician, Mt. Hope Retreat, Balti-
more. = F" 81 have great pleasure
in adding my testimony to tn evir-
tues of CoLDEN's LIQUIDBEEF Ton
&c as the very best preparation used
and therefore confidently recon-
mend it to the medical profession \
Ask for Colde1l'S. Take no other. O
ruggists generally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-20
sueinga senator:

Washington. Thames @. Sprigg,
real estate agent, entered, to-day, suit
against Senator Grover to recover
S812 so, balance for rent Of house from
February Is, 1882, for seven months, for
which the defendant became guarantee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-20

Browns IRON BITTERs is
composed of Iron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-20
GAL DER'S
MUSIC WAREROOMS

Is the place 10 get First Glass Musical
Goods at the Lowest Prices, for Cash or
on instslments. The public are respect
fully invited to call and examine his
Large and Magnificent Stock, whether
they are prepared to purchase now or not.
de-
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-06
PFRsOkAL.

-MEsRs. MILros L. WAKEFIELD and
Herbert Walker, Of Bloomington, ILL.,, are
guests Of Mr.. J. NJ. wray, at Pink Cottage
g. W. sHAFEER, the Photographer has
gone home " visit his family. Gallery
closed until bis return, Of which notice
will be given.
Ma. joins X. wEsr, School Commis
sioner, and Mr. r. d. West, Deputy Coun-
" Clerk and editor Of our Garrard depart
ment, honored us with call yesterday.
-REv. J. A. BooLE, we learn by iele-
phone, was taken suddenly III yesterday and
was unable to open his school at Turner
willie. He is improving though, and eH'
poets to be on hand before the week ia over.
Ma. w. C. BAILEY, who spent last
year at Dadeville, Ala. In the livery busi
ness, has decided, we are glad TO cay, that
"Old Kainiuck" ~ the best place after all
and has located at Turnerville, where he
will run a store and blacksmith shop.
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RELIGIOUS.


Rev. T.. +. Baker, who recently held
meeting at IIustonvile, is now conduct
ing one In pullman, Ga.
Mr. Richard Bib was here yesterday
circulating a subscription paper to raise
funds 10 build a Presbyterian church al
Mckinney and met with considerable en-.
couragement.
Elder J s. Shouse suffered the loss Of
his furniture by FIRE in Lexington Friday,
The house, which was the property Of Ed.
Jones, wss entirely consumed.
Squire L. b. Caldwell, Jr, writes us
tina, Rev. WI. Tyree's meeting closed at
Double Springs, with 40 additions. making
Ia confessions under his ministraiion in
about twelve months.
The, new Baptist Church IL almost
ready for use, and is very fine building.
II is natural inference that immortality
and crime will visibly decrease after the
building Of such house in our town.
Somerset Reporter.
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BOYLE COUNTY.
DunviUe.

Mr. snd Mrs r c Nichols have taken
rooms at Gilcher's.
Mr. Lee King, who has been a siudent
in Danville for a number Of years, died at
St Louis, or Friday, Of pneum onis. Lee
WAS a very popular young man among his
friends and associates. He was son OF
Captain Richard King, the wealthy cattle
owner Of Texas.
Mr. Charles Costswood Pinckney Nc
Dowell, a native OF Bowie county, died
Sunday morning, aged 79 years. He was
one Of the two members Of the second
class graduated at Centre College, Gener-
al Joseph Holt who was Judge Advocate
under President Lincoln, being the other.
Mr.. Mcdowell studied law in early life
and was admitted to the bar but never
practiced. He was never married.
"A negro named VIM. Hutchinson com
mitted a rape on the person OF little girl
named Carrie Goggin, at Junction City on
Thursday. Hutchinson is a married man
20 or 81 years old; his victim is between Z
and 8 years old. Hutchinson and the Cog
gins lived in the same house. and the out
rage was committed while all but he and
the children were at church. Hutchinson
fed sfter his crime, and the matter was
kept quiet to better effect his arrest He
was found on Cedar Creek, In Lincoln
county, Sunday morning, and brought to
the Junction, where he is now under guard.
He admits that he fooled" with the child,
who has been examined by a physcian
and found to be badly injured. The trial
is set for to-day (AIonday)
--On Thursday morning a dapper young
man arrived in Danville and registered AZ
ii. K--n, New York. His pants 6t him
very "quick" aud all his apparel was oil
the latest style. His hair was like siiken
ringlets, and his moustache "too utterly
too" IL Was the first visit 10 the sunny
Southland" as ID. M calls this tropical
country, and he came TO dazzle where the
sun grows warm, and rob our nights of rest
He was a "MAsHER" gentle reader, and he
soon let the fact be known. lie struck at
titudes when ladies passed by, and smiled
the most diatracting Of smiles at all oi
them. Finally, three unusually handsome
girls passed, and as usual Adon is wanted
10 know "who they were" and all abou
them. Some young men who had beef
noticing His antics for some time, at thi
point determined to play a joke on the
masher that would be calculated to taxi
the conceit out Of him. They informe'
him with sundry winks and signifesn
looks that they knew the ladies and that
he would be discreet and follow their ad
vice, an iaterview could be brought about
He warmly acquiesced In the Suggestion
but throughout the day was 90 impaiisn
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-CoRREcrIoN.-I learn that / was
wrong somewhat as to telephone statistics.
Jasper will connect with this Office and Ly-
on with Jasper's line.
-FoR SALE OR REST-I wish TO sell my
house and lot in Hustonville, neat and
commdious property. II not sold immedi-
ately, will rent Il for the remainder Of the
year. Apply to Jno. s. Goode. in Huston
Vile, or the subscriber at the Clemens
House, Danville. Soc Owens.
LAND sALE.-As have not seen it
noticed, will state (if not trespassing on
the domain Of some other) that your for
mer townsmsn, Tom McRoberts sold a
few days ago, TO a gentleman Of Wayne
county, the old Kinkaid farm sdjoiniug
Danville, containing about 800 acres, at, /
think, sos per acre.
-CoRPoRATroSs -The doings Of Satur-
day are no doubt recorded elsewhere in this
issue. The editor graced our village with
his presence and created quite a surprise
with his handsome face and polished de-
meanor. Strangers who had known him on
" by the Aashings Of his editorial falchion,
had concei sed the idea Of a colossal and
distorted ogre, and we're immeasurtbly as
tonished to find in him an Apollo In ply
sique-And in demeanor, "ss mild a man.
nered man as ever cut throat or scuttled
a ship" Come again Walton, when we
can treat you with more attention during
your stay.
-BusrED UP.-True 10 the ancient in
stincts Of the genus irritable, the Huston
vile Band has dis.bsnd.ed. While re-
hearsing the harm6nies preliminary to a
complimentary scramble on Saturday night.
discord Jared upon the breezs-the bra
zen.mouthed horns brayed defiance the
placid waters Of peace we're lashed to fury
by the storm Of passion, and the Band be.
came thing Of history-a musical memo
ry-a harp hung upon the willows. This
ought not so to be and l trust this little
furry will soon pass away and that we
NAV be able TO wire to Stanford a jubilant
message in which each particular instru-
ment will tell the story Of its perfect har-
mony with all the rest.
-HoRsE RECOVERED AND THIEF JuG-
GED.-We have information Of reliable
character that John d. and T. L. Carpenter
on Friday afternoon found the stolen horse
Of the former, which had been traded to a
gentleman living near Columbia. in Adair
county. They soon succeeded in arresting
the thief-one Redmon-whO was lettering
in the neighborhOod and placed him in
the Columbia Jail. Redmon's apology for
remaining was that he thought they would
not strike his trail 80 soon. LATER Il
have learned that the Columbia officials
got the drop on theLincoln boys in the mat
ter of arrest ting the thief, b. getting out the
warrant first and holding him at their Jail
awaiting requisition for him as an escsp
ell penitentiary convict which understand
he claims to be.
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ALRRH1ES

In renewing her subscription for anoth.
er year, Mis- Ialla V Jordan, one Of our
sweet girl graduates Of a few years ago,
nov Of Quincy, Florids, writes that Misa
Matte Scarborough, also former student
Of Stanford Female College, wa. married
recently TO Mr.. A. l.. Wilson, a prominent
young merchant Of Quincy.
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LINCOLN COUNTY
Near Mecormaek's Church.

-Messrs Jess and Chsrlie Carter have
returned from the mountains with cattle
The congregation at Turnsrsville meet
each Sunday evening to practice singing
from their new books.
Miss Celtic Thurmond treated hei
school to very enjoyable candy pulling
last week. Don't think she IL feeding
them on tafy.
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LAND. STocK AND cRoP.

| Z
at cents.
DR.. 7. b Montgomery sold TO F Reid
eyesrling mules for $500.
In Anderson county 800 barrels Of
corn in crib sold for 5000
-GreenS Willisms, Hustonsille, bought
700 bushels Of wheat at 81.
The proprietors Of the Lincoln Mills
want to buy wheat and corn.
John NJ. McRobeit-, Sr., sold to Tim
W. Higgins 2 year.old mule for ss5.
i have l75 ewes, nov Landing, which
| wish TO sell. J. II. Miller, Stanford.
Eighty or ninety nice wo.year-sl
cattle for sale. w. G. Wallace. Stanford. .
--FoR SALE, CHEAP.--A Good year
old Jack. Apply to k. II. Crow, Stanford
John Bright bought Of sundry Crab
Orchard farmers 20 head l0O.lb hogs at So
AT North Middleton, Ky, II. o.
Thomas has bought 800 fat hogs, for May
delivery at 6 cents.
j. S. Hundley bought in Washington
county, Il head two and three-year old
cattle / ,15O.lbs at cents.
Fruit men saw the buds are all right
Grapes, peaches aud the small fruits gener-
ally are safe 40 far.--II,ex. Press.
Fifteen four TO 7.year old mules at
81 80; 10 medium mules at 500 and s at
1927 so were some Of the sales in Bowling
Green last week.
The Coons Il Forsythe Brothers Cattle
Co, Of Texas. has lust sold 10 Smith a
Hall $4,000 head of cattle and 6O.OOO
acres Of land for 100000.
The peanut crop Of Tennessee last year
il estimated At 35O.O 900 or 400 900 bushels.
Virginia raised 1900. 600 bushels and
North c.rol;n. 40 ooo h,.h.,.
Leo NoR.v ia - L.. P.nd.iI
AZ h..d ~ .haan :, az 10, L.,1 A. To-
G,.vo., 81. o. ,s.,l;na NIL al, q, s-o
mo, h.sd -ru,,,od.bn,, ro,ao,;.a
o., c;li..,;o ospa..h,, L..ho.L,
A.. to,ha,,. - a.. >, On ..-,.
mar mind ana ri. Lamb, =, "a ~, ha.d
and n,,b,hIv ss,. Tho no., ~ ,Aa 81, mon
-N.w ,s,s,.hls. .ra ,hn. ono,od -
Nsw Yo,l. Cncumhsrs At 20 cents each.
new no,s,os. a. No, b,,,sl. s,,.whsrr;ss
40 75 ou.r, and ,om,,os. 20 cant. . ou.r,
II N,,..li.. Ia .o.,o.J. ., AZ.
WsIL.r ~ G.,,.rd Az "a 81 skn nonnd
49,. :, 500 ~, - 81 10 T.. ssos. A.
I'M 9suo c.lves ., GOO 5o and 20 n.vid
Ander.on - he;fer. =, sane MIC.
-Ths hs,u,;foI ws.,he, wbiob h.s ls.,
"A 81 sa..,, h.. ~, oo 10 an
and "a the clonds wsr. d,ion;ng l,s,
Mon, Tn. 6,rma,s 90, in GOOD vel.
.o,L and a da,I Of corn land va. b,oker
nm
In view OF the fact that so many FARM
ers lsst year planted corn that would not
Spout, il would be we'll now to test he
seed corn by planting some Of il in a warm
place. II might saye much labor and ex-
pence
COUNTY CoURr.-There was a good
crowd in town Yesterday and business gen.
orally was brisk. Capt. II. T. Bush reports
$50 scrub cattle On the market wli,h sold
readily from A. to 8 cents, all offered being
disposed Of There we're no horses or
mules although good demand was shown
for work stock.
From the Richmond Register; Eleven
Wilkes colts have been sent out Of this
county and sold to parties elsewhere; four
by Capt. T. ]. Shackelford, four by w. r.
Leleher, two by Col. r. b. Terrill and one
by w. ]. Walker. deceased. The amount
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-06

SENT On The examining trial OF Thos.
c. Ball for shooting at, with intent to kill,
Waverly Hamilton, resulted in his being
held over in 500 to the Circuit Court.
The evidence showed Tommy under far
less favorable light than our report Of the
affair, which must have come from his
side. There was no evidence that his wife
brought him the pistol, bat on the contra
~ Il vas proven that he drew il from his
pocket This made another case against
him and he was held in $50 for carrying
concealed wespons
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Buy PAINTS Of Penny a McAlisier.
NEw stock Of Jewelry and Silvervare at
Penny n MoAliStera.
LASDRErns Garden Seeds, in bulk and
In papers, at Penny y McAlisier's.
WArcHns, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny a MoAlister.
LARGE stock Of Window Glass, all sizes.
Double thick glass for flower pits. Penny
a McAlieter
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sveLJe0's Anoica SaIvs.

The beat salve 10 the world for Cuts Bruises
Sores. Ulcers. salt Rheum, Fever Sores letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions. and positively cures piles. Il Isl guar
anteed TO give entire satisfaction OF money refund
Cd. Price 20 cents per boz. For sale BY Penny
MCAlister
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PoLIcE CoURr-Ed johnson and sam
Embry, the two negroes who escaped from
the work house, were captured and Judge
Hill added an extra fine u $40 each to the
amounts they were working out. file also
added go 10 the 6ne Of the painter, War
rem, who refuses to work. A little hickory
would bring him 10 time.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-06

RARE Bill Haohison. a negro who ha-
his home in this vicinity, was arrested Sat
urday, for the rape AT Junction City, Of a
little eigh,-year-Old daughter Of Reub.
Goggin, cold. Goggin aud his wife lett
the rascal at home with the girl when thew
went visiting and he committed the devil
ish deed while they were gone.
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Even the patience OF Job would become ex-
hauuted we're he a preacher and endeavoring 70
interest his audience while they were keeping up
an inoeasaBt coughing, making Il impossible for
him 10 be heard. Yet. how very easy can all this
be avoided BY simply usins DR.. Kings New Dis
eoyery for consuu ti0n, Coughs and Colds. Trial
Bottles given away At Penny MeAlistsr's Drug
Store.
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--aev. 8. Collier will preach at McCor.
msck's on the 30 instead Of the eth Sun.
day in each month, a. formerly. Elder J.
q. Montgomery will presch for the church
at Parksville, the third Sunday in each
month.
PERSONAL Mrs. II. 7. Bush and Mrs.
y. +. Powell who have been quite sick, We
are glad to know are improving. Mr.. N.
w. Hughes has gone to Casey TO take
charge Of a school Mr.. Hughes il very
popular Instructor. Little Bette Lewis
after six months sickness IL ton crutch-
es. Miss Allie Hubble was visiting in
Lexington last week. Miss Jennie Hook
er is visiting Mrs. ia. Carter. Pretty lit
tie Hettie Sandidge il at Mr.. Ed. Carriers.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-06

wEAre the only housc in town that ear
~ full line Of California canned goods
Canned goods % all kinds handled on
lowest possible margin by case or dozen
II. &. Bright.
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Blue Grass Farm For Sale |!

offer for sale, privately, my farIn Of s75 Acres
Of excellent bluegrass land. with large brick and
frame residence combined, OF ten rooms, within 4
mile Of the new stanford Preachersville pike.
New orchard, fresh and medical water In album
dance. Improvements hrst-elass, including neat
tenant house. In grass, 800 acres, and balance til
liable. Timber abundant. Church and school
house near by, and the neighborhood unexcelled.
II is not often that such desirable farm Tor sale.
Title perfect. Address me at stanford, Ky, OF
call on me at the farm.
I2S-iyr-oru MRS. SARAH COOK.
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Having been confined 10 my room for six weeks,
/ am behind with my coal accounts. All persons
who owe me for coal will please settle Immediate
". must have the money. The laurel County
Coal Association, through their Agent G. Crooke,
has notified their agents or dealers that orders
will be filled unless their monthly accounts are
paid, Coal Is cash on delivery or positively must
friends for their patronage, but can not buy coal
without money. IT. DAsIEss.
Mar. 1, 1883. 1861
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BRISG ia your feathers, hides, tallow,
wool, sc. We buy all kinds Of country
produce and pay the highest market price
IN cash or trade. H. Bright.
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FARM Of 80 acres. in grass. lying on Ian
caster pike, . miles from town, for sale OF
rent and horse and buggy for aAls. B. @,
AtforI
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A Bio CLuR.-we are indebted to Mr.
Joseph R.MeClary FOE club Of % subscrib-
ers brought in yesterday. We wish We had
house full Of such good friends as be.
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BLACKsNIITHING

have employed Alex. Bruce, drst-rate smith,
to take charge ofthe Blacksmith shop At Turner's
Vile, and he IL prepared TO DO all kinds Of work In
his HE Satisfaction guaranteed. Give him a
call. fi27-itl W. q BAILEY.
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NOTICED

Lincoln Circuit Court. A. Brdgewater and Je-
NINA Bridgewater, his vile. On petition.
Notice Is hereby given that A. Bndgewater and
Jemina Bridgevater, his vile. have filed theiI
Joint petition In the Lincoln Circuit Court, pray
ing said Curt TO empower said Jemima Brdgewa-
ter TO use, enjoy, sell and convey for her own ben
eht any property she may own or acquire free from
claims or debts Of her husband; TO make contracts,
sue and be sued as a single woman and to dispose
OF her property by will or deed. All the powers
above enumerated are prayed for. Case will be set
for hearing at the March term, 1883, Of said Court
J. p. BAILEY, Clerk.
W. o. GoopLoE, Atty. for Petitioners. 126-2t
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Boy the Univepal Plow from W. II.
Higgins; double and single shovel, one
horse steel or east turning pillow and hsr-
TOW combined. Nothing equal to IL.
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COUNTY CouRT.-But little was done In
this SQUIRT yesterday. Morris J. Harris was
granted hotel license at Crab Orchard; J. T.
liackley was appointed curator Of the e.
tate Of his mother, Mrs. Sarah Bailey; and
A. X. Denny qualified q" deputy county
clerk for the convenience Of the people cf
his neighborhood. The other orders rela.
tod mostly to road matters and are unin-
teresting.
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wv. HAYDEN has received a nice new
lot Of Spring Clothing. Hadn't you better
20 and get bargain Of himl
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THE Legislative candidates, Messrs. ],
s. Murphy,w W. o. HsnsIord, T. p. Hill, Jr,
and ID. A. Baugh, have agreed on the fol
lowing appointments for speaking; Crab
Orchard, Saturday, Mar 10Th; Halls Gap
Tuesday, l3.b; Mckinney, Friday 10th
Hustonville, Saturday, l7th and Waynes-
burg, Saturday, 2ith. Speaking at Pm
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An AUTOMATIC CAR COUPLER MIR. q
I. Arnold, Of Garrard, exhibited 10 this Of
ice yesterday an automatic carooupler. Of
his own invention, upon which he has re.
cured letters patent. The invention does
away entirely with the brakeman going be.
tween the cars, either 10 connect or di-con
meet them and will therefore when sdopt
Ell, a. il no doubt will be, save the lives Of
many persons every year. The connection
il by means Of rod, but link can be used
just AZ we'll. Mr. Arnold will exhibit the
model at the Chicago Exhibition and other
points. lie has a fortune in store Il We
are any judge Of .uch things
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
MONEY 7

All persons owing me on last years accounts are
respectfully notified that the same must nov he
paid. Respectfully, .. n. COOK.
i27-2t Hustonville, Ky.
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FoR sALE-Three handsome residences.
win sell very cheap. Stanford, Dec. 25,
's2. w. Craig.
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AN over Eealous woman in Louisville
has named her twins Jesus Christ and Cleo.
o. Barnes, and told Commercial reporter
that Il Is her intention to name the forth
coming edition to the family "Praise the
Lord Mira. Henrietta Caldwell ia the
woman's name and she says that she has
had vision in which the Lord appeared
and told her to go forth converting the
soul and healing the body.
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THE genuine Hamilton Steel Pillow at A.
Owsley n Sons.