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PULASKI COUNTY
Somerset

An accident on the Beaver Greek Coal
road a few days since caused wreck Of
two cars.
w. +. OSens is preparing TO open a
pool table for the amusement OF gentlemen
ofelegant leisure.
a. w. Saunders, of Burnside, repre-
scented this county in the Baptist General
Association which met at Mt. Sterling last
week.
"A serious accident occurred on the
Beaver Creek Coal Mines few days since,
causing the death Of Richard Hays, and
badly iniuring another negro named VIM
Fogg.
MIR. John Hudson, Of Missouri. is here
on brief visit to friends. T. NJ. Thatcher,
Quarlermsster's Agent, is here again, after
an absence Of about two months down the
Cumberland River.
The public school examiners we're in
session last Friday and Saturday and is.
sued certificates 10 eighteen teachers, only
two Of whom received frst-class certificates
Two others failed to get certificates.
The prospect for a large and fine croT
Of fruit in this section was never better
Apples and peaches especially, will be We
~ abundant. The wheat and oat crops ar,
not doing well, but corn is very prom
ising 30 far.
The tax supervisors, James Doolin, @
Buchanan and J. Il. Cosson, have beer
holding a session for several days, and
have raised the valuation on many proper
~ owner, and there ia considerable com
plant among many farmers.
Col. Morrow returned from Lexington
Thursday. Il was expected that an oVa'
ton would be extended him, but there wal
no demonstration whatever. The Col. il
not unanimously popular at home in BIZ
own party. as some OF them here deelar'
they will not vote for him.
The ladies Of the Christian churcl
will have a strawberry and ice.cream sup
per at the Opera Hall next Thursday
night, TO raise additional funds for the i'm
provement Of their church building, Thel
have raised several hundred dollars for The
purpose Of the improvement.
The Republiean raised couple Of roOs
tens at the head Of lis columns Friday, an'
Perry Colyer thinks Of getting out war
rant for the arrest Of the editor on th'
charge Of chicken stealing, vowing that h
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PERSONAL

-MIss suE DAVIS, OF Danvllle. l. visit
ing Mrs. Robl. =. Lyle.
Mas Mamie HOLDING, Of Somerset.
10 visiting Mrs. $. G. Trusheart.
Miss MoILIE BuRDErr has returned
from visit to Miss Nora Murphy.
Ma. J. y. WATERS is back from a
weeks visit to friends in Hanodsburg.
--MRs. A. A. McKISSEY is visiting al
MIRA John Buchanan's, in Crab Orchard.
MRS. MAMIE BEAzLEY leaves this
morning for a lengthy visit 10 her mother
In Louisville
--DR. HroH RnD goes to Nashville this
morning. 10 look after patient who went
.hither some days ago.
Col. 7. =. Hill responded to press.
ing Invitation to attend the ratification Of
Knott's nomination at Lebanon, and made
an eloquent speech in behalf Of the hero Of
Duluth.
Miss Mamie JONES, Of Mckinney,
and Mis Lou RAgland. an attractive young
lady from owingsville, who Is visiting her,
were guests Of Mrs. NJ. a. Nevius Sunday.
Miss ELLEN BALLoU, owing TO her
prouscted illness Of last winter, was not a
candidate for graduation at the coming
Commencement Had her heslih been
good she would have gradusied easily.
Ma. J. r. WALLIS, Surveyor Of
Rockeas,le, has completed the stalking of
Of OUT new streets Mr. wallin has the
reputation Of being one Of the best Sur
veyors In the State.
-DR. w. NJ. BLAIN has consented 10 be.
come our agent and correspondent at Will
lismsburg and Hon j. Knox Frazer will
perform like service for ~ at Monticello
New Subscribers and old in those localities
can pay what IL due ~ TO them.
--MIssEs ANNIE Bows. Lettis and Sue
Helm, Fannie Reid and Florence True
heart, who form a very gay party, have re.
turned from several days visit to Misses
Pauline and Kate Grimes, where they en-
joyed themselves fishing and in numerous
other ways. The stories they tell Of the
big fish caught, show that they are up in
., least one part Of the piscAtorinl art.
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subject TO approach a man on, aud that the
treatment he had received from the Thomp.
sons since the alleged occurrence proved
10 him that they did not believe the story.
W. l.. Walters corroborates this statement.
Another gentleman states that Davis pro-
tested his innocence Of any wrong TO Mrs.
Thompson and that her presence in his
room was due TO the fact that they could
not gain admittance to Mics Buckner's
room.
Mrs. Thompson certifes that II Is all a
fabrication Of Jessie Buckner TO separate
herself and husband and Walter Davis
and wife; that Walter Davis never told her
there was any wreck on the road; that
they asked him to call aud 90 TO the thea
ire with them; that they we're not drunk,
either Of them; that they could not get in
Miss Bucknei's room when they returned
from the theatre; that Walter Davis was
killed an innocent man; that she will swear
until her death that he was perfect gem
tleman, and devoted TO her husband and
self, and that he spent time and money in
electioneering for him. and that his seat
in congress to-day is due to the Davises'
influence and their money.
Mrs. Davis concludes as follows;
This is the whole story. Is it possible
that a gentleman cannot with propriety in
vite lady to his room on a cold night,
when no other fire is convenient, and when
she is barred admission into Miss Buck
ner's room2 IL it necessary TO kill man,
and heap SANDER and aspersions on his
name when the bullet has forever sealed
his lips and the only living witness is sup.
pressed by the Judge who presided at the
trial? II this is 40, and Kentuckians look
on with approval, then indeed is Justice
fed to british beasts, and men have lost
their reason" LAvINIA ii. DAVIS.
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MI. YfRN0K DfPlRTAFKI.



j. w. Moore ia having the front Of his
store-house repaired.
The friends Of Col. T. Y. Morrow arc
well pleased over his nomination at Lex.
ington.
Misses Susie woodward and Helen
Conn, Of Brodhead, attended the hop at the
Joplin House Friday night last.
An election for three school trustees
will be held in this district on the ID day
Of June, the old ones having resigned.
The frost Of last week killed some Of
the younger vegetation in this vicinity.
Corn and wheat look little brown on the
tips Of the blades.
Monday was county court day. A
large crowd Of people in town. Very little
business transacted.
Some miserable wretch smuses him
self by tearing the notices off the bulletin
board in front Of the Court-House. He
shonld be caught and punished. There ia
a law for such scoundrsls.
The magistrates met yesterday to set
the county levy. Last year the levy was
81 so PER poll. This amount is only suffi.
cient to pay the current expenses and in
terest on county bonds, without reducing
the debt any. It will be fixed at $3.50 OF
50 this year.
It. ]. Donel was arrested and put in
Jail last week. The charges against him
are numerous; such as forgery, shooting
with intent to kill and concealed weapons
The Court examined some Of these charges
Saturday and held him over under bond
Of $500, which he failed to give and conse
quently went TO prison.
The school taught here by the Misses
Hopper closed last Friday. The patron'
expressed themselves as being we'll pleased
with the work Of these young ladies. Sew
eral citizens Of the town attended the clos
ing exercises, which were we'll arranged
and executed. It is said that they will b.
employed TO teach the district school this
fall.
Especial 10 the Interior JouHaLl
MI. VERNON. Nav 2S.-MaRistrates fxeC
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Buy PAINTS Of Penny a McAlisier
FrsHIso Tackle at McRoberts a staggs.
NIcE stoSk Of birthday cards at Penny a
McAlister's.
STANDARD ready mixed paints at Nc.
Roberts n stsgg's.
ALI the colors Of Diamond Dyes at Nc.
Roberts a Stagg's.
Jos. Haas Hog Cholera Cure. Penny
A McAlister sole agents.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted BY Penny n McAlis,er.
You will find new cabbage and straw
berries and every thing else you want at j.
T. Harris.
GET your Soda Water, Ice cold and
pure, from the new fountain Of Penny n
McAlister.
ALI notes and accounts due the firm Of
J. II. a y. N. Shanks not settled by June
10Th, 1855, will he placed in the hands Of
an officer. \. n. Shanka
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Nm. Pennies Card.

To those who know me need make no
apology or defense Of myself against the
attack Of my brother, VIM. Peoples. But
TO defend my good name from his foul as
persion, will ssy that our father did not
draw s96 a year as pension, but only S4s
per year. Nor did he draw from the year
1912, but from the year lS4s, or about that
time. Moreover, he used all his pension
money as fast "a he drew il, and when he
died he left no money for any Of US. Again,
our mother left no money at her death, ex-
cept few dollars in silver which she gave
to our two sisters. Neither our sisters or
myself ever said our father was Of unsound
mind, on the contrary, he was always of
very sound mind. Our father willed his
land 10 our two sisters and myself, and
gave them my part. ] have honestly earn
ed my own living and expect to do so in
the future. JAMES PEOPLES.
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AT the six;y.nin,h anniversary Of the
Baptists Missionary Union, in Saraioga.
Rev. George Dana Bondman, Of Philadel-
phis, was elected President. The Union
msintains 100 missionaries, 1904 native
preachers, 1875 churches, with a member.
ship Of l02,145. There were 1O,645 con-
verts baptized during the past year. The
receipts for the year we're S3l6. 800.
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RELIGIOUS.

We can supply back copies Of the In
TERROR JoURSAL containing all the letters
Of Rev. Geo. o. Barnes since he went TO
England
Rev. o. Mahoney, who was recently
ordained al Middlsburg, preached for Rev.
J. NJ. Bruce here sunday, and the oOngre'
cation Was greatly pleased with his dis
course.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.

lBy 7eiePAOnsl
Born to the wife Of VIM. Powell, this
A. NJ, 2sth, a fne ID. daughter.
Mrs. VIM. Bowling, Of Boyle county,
is visiting friends and relatives here.
Our town authorities have let the con.
tract for a new grading Of Main street, and
work is now going on.
The spirit Of improvement still
stalks abroad in our midst A new dry
goods firm is being talked of. Several
new cottages are to be erected in the near
future,
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THE opening Of the Knox sille ETten.
sion, which occurs June 4ih, reduces the
distance by rail from Louisville 10 Knox
willie 10 965 miles, which is l57miles short
or than any other roule. The fare hereto
fore between these two cities has been Sll.-
so, the new rate will be $3.50. There
will be two through trains each way daily
and they will be supplied with Pullman
parlor and sleeping cars. The line will be
known as the louisville, Cincinnati a
Short Line Jellico Route"
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Blue Grass Farm For Sale

! offer for sale, privately, my farm Of 1915 Acres
Of excellent bluegrass land. with a large brick and
frame residence combined, OF ten rooms, within
New orchard, fresh aud medical water in abun-
dance. Improvements hrst-class, including neat
tenant house In grass, 800 acres, and balance TIL
liable. Timber abundant Church and school,
house near by, and the neighborhOod unexeelled.
IL Il not Ofen that such desirable farm ~ for sale
Title perfect. Address me at stanford, KY, or
call on me at the farm.
l2S-lyr-ortf MRS. SARAH COOK.
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CUMBERLAND FALLS. 20 The hotel kept
by Mr.. Soc Owens at this popular and
charming resort is now open for the recep
ton Of guests. Every arrangement has
been made for the comfort and convenience
Of the public New buildings and luxuri-
Gus tables are among the improvements
A regular line Of stages connect with eK-
press trains on the c. s. X. X. Prices
moderate.
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The weather continues ohangable and
disagreeable. A lively little hail storm
visiied us Sunday, which at Highland as
sumed some dimensions. The stones we're
as large as bird eggs and considerable dam
Sge was done the corn and vegetables by
being beaten down.
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TnE horse attached to Mr.. n. G. Brights
delivery wagon took fright while standing
on the Hustonville pike Saturday evening,
and running OF. the vehicle wss thrown
down an embankment 30 feet high, draw.
ing the animal with IT, The wagon was
used up and the horse. which Is good one,
badly injured.
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The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
will give a supper in the hall Of the Owsley
building, Opera House block, on Thursday
night, 9Th. The proceeds are for the benz, =
dt Of the proposed parsonage. 1t will be
nice after the Commencement TO enjoy the
good things that these Presbyterian sister.
will act before you for a small sum aud We
know they will he liberally patronized.
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IT turns out that Mr.. Hugh Tabler was
not insane. lie was we'll in few days af'
ter leaving here and is now filling his old
position on the railroad There is no in
sanity faint in the Tabler family and Dr..
Tabler Was confident from the first that
The attack was only Temporary.
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The Crab Orchard Springs Company adj
vertise II as being in the "Cumberlar d
Mountains" in Lincoln county. This is
rich, especially when 1t is known, that
with some exception, Lincoln is one Of the
best Of the bluegrass counties.
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A NEGRO. who got of the train Saturday
and laid himself out on the freight depot
platform, caused considerable excitement
by the report being started that he had the
smallpox. A physician was sent to en-
anime him and his diagnosis vas that he
had a very mean case Of drunk.
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THRoU0H the efforts Of Hon. X. Blain,
before his death, and Mr.. II. T. Harris
since, Pat Muldoon is a pensioner at last.
His arrears amounted TO 1856 and he will
receive 81 per month hereafter.
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j. 7. HARRIS is just back from the city
and can furnish the citizens Of Stanford
with all kinds o; fruits, vegetables, bread
and cakes. All good and first class
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PHRroS ron SALE.--An elegant new
Pheton. latest style. has been used only q
or times. My children being at school
have no use for it. viii sell il cheap. T
I. Davies.
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Mas. Caldwell has the Cont. House as
clean and as hight as new pin and no
lady need fear Of soiling her dress while
attending religious services there.
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Bauer, wARRES a Co. are handling the
Champion Reapers and Mowers this year.
Call and examine their machines.
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LANoAsTER.-O Our business manager pick
ed up the following items at Lancaster yes
terda: Lin Hudson bought Of C. T. Bal
lew pair OF four-year.old horse mules for
$50 and Of David Willis a horse mule, s
years old, for Sl50.-Misses Florence Lack.
ey, Of Madison, and Lille McClary, Of
Stanford, accompanied by Messrs Charlie
Norris, Of Esst Bernstadt, and Nath Shu-
mate and James Barnes, Of Paint Lick
were visiting at Mr. John l.. Arnold's
Sunday. - County Court to day was tolera-
bly, we'll attended, but very little business
Of any kind done. No stock of any eonse-
quence on sale. ]. b. Hunter, auot.. sold
COWS at S35; 2.yehr old steers at SIS; l
pr. work oxen $lO6 and mules at $lO6.-
"A very heavy hail storm prevailed in
the lower part Of this county yesterday,
but fortunately no damage was done. Il il
said that IL Il had not melted, the ground
would have been covered to the depth OF
two or three inches.-Mr. II. 4. Noel had
his foe Holstein cattle on exhibition to
day. This variety Of stock, though fine
for milk aud butter, ia also splendid foI
beef. His long yearling bull weighs 400
The cows are large and well proportional
and are good mixers. averaging about five
gallons per day-The will Of Asa Patter
son WAS probated to-day.
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THOSE indebted to McAli-ier n sallee
must pay their accounts before next hAr-
vest. We mean business. McAlister a
Sallee
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DEATES

-DAuGHERTY-Of Consumption, yes
terday Monday, near MI. Salem, Mrs.
Charles Daugherty, aged about 70 Year,.
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Wv. HAYpEs has received a nice new
lot Of Spring Clolhing. Hadn't You better
10 and get bargain Of him9
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Jusr received lot Of tine carriages and
buggies, equal to the best that are made
Call and see them. Geo. ID. Wearen.
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DIR. J. w. GRANT. dentist, will be ia
Crab Orchard, to-day. TO remain all the
week.
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ALL the new shades in all wool goods
and in cheaper goods, with trimmings Ia
match, can be- found At J. w. Hayden's .
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For SALE. - A handsome residence.
viii sell very cheap, w. Craig, Stanford. .
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BRTSo US your butter, eggs, potatoes and
all kinds Of country produce. We pay
cash or trade. II. G. Bright.
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VIZ havs for sale 10000 shaved shingles
Bruce, Warren a Go.
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A SOBER and industrious young printer
can secure a permanent situation by apply
ing at this Office.
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We are giving special figures on canned
goods for next ten days. Come and get
prices IT, G. Bright
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i HAvEa secondhand ten.horse power
ihreshing machine and engine for sale at
bargain. Geo. ID. Wearen.
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A CURIOUS crowd was drawn to the
Court. House Saturday afternoon by the re.
port that a marriage was to take place in
the Clerks Office and it was not diaappoint-
ed, for Mr.. Harrison Dagger, widower OF
% and Mrs. Nancy Ann Trownsend. Wild
ow Of q were air eady there and Rev. II.
G. Morrison had been sent for. The knot
was soon tied and the happy pair, confused
and excited, got away a. quickly a. posi-
bic.
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LANCASTER patent, Buffalo and Hang
ing Fork Mills -four at W. II. Higgins,
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BRISo US your Irish potatoes. We pa!
sAah or trede for them. IL. G. Bright.
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" you wan, the best super iwo.ply wool
carpets 20 10 J. w. Hayden's.
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THE best fifteen cent package coffee ia
town at 4. s. Myers.
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A NEW lot Of Gla,s and QueensWare just
received at II. q. Brighre
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local MATTERS.

PACKAGE coffee 10 cents per ID. at II G.
Brights.
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Hustonville Nat. Bank,

1REAsUaY DEPARTMENT,
OfffCE Or COMPTROLLER on rHE CURRENCY,
WAsHiFoTos, APRfL 7, 1883.
WHRnRAs, BY satisfactory evidence presented 10
the undersigned, 10 has been made 10 appear that
the National Bank % Hustonville, IN the town Of
Hustonville, In the county OF Lincoln and state Of
keutuck y, has complied with all the provisions Of
the Revised Statutes Of the United States required
20 be complied with before association shall he
authorized 70 commence the business Of banking,
Now, therefore, I, John J. Know, Comp
trOller Of the Currency, DO certify that the Ma
tonville. IN the county Of Lincoln and state Of
Kentucky, is authorized 10 commence the business
Of banking, 81 authorized in Section 5,iG9 OF the
Revised Statutes Of the United States.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal Of once, this 7th day Of April, 1883.
JOHN u. HNOI,
1S-2m Comptroller Of the Currency.
No. 1917.
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Abdallah Messenger!

Red bay stallion; l6 hands; foaled 1878; bred by
Chas. Dunn, stanford, KY; sired by Messenger
Chisi, sire OF Maud MESSENGER; Ssysar,od record,
lab, 4year-old trial, 2231z Gus 4-year-old trial,
225 Rens C., 220 gait at years old; Matte Med,
2;2O gait At years old Maggie Stewart, 22o gait at
years old, and other promising ones. LIST dam SUI
sic by sentinel, 2:2y5+ and the sire Of Won Arnim,
2l91&; Annette, 2:25x; T. A, 2:26 Young senti-
mel 2 90 vy ysnd ssS, GsS MsOVa H1 S1
brother TO Volunteer, the sire 81 st. Julien, 2il1x
Gloster, 2i7; Alley, 2:i9; Bodine, 2;i914; Driver
the "a AS DAM KS, i Rivera tss
dam OF BERTHE Girl, 2year-Od record, 800; 4-yesr
old record. 1887. and the grandam OF Maud Mes
Abdsliah. the sire Of Goldsmith Maid. 2:il; Rosa
lind, 2:2is<; Thorndale, 2;221f; Almont, Abdallah
Pilot, &C.. &C. Sd dam by Red Jacket, (sire Of the
Of So So PHI and Red wlEes IRE o, Phil TScmp
son, 3-year-old record, 2.2l1 by Comet; by Sher-
man Morgan, the sire Of Vermont Black Hawk the
sire of Ethan Allen and many other tr0tters. Red
Jackets dam was sired by hali-brother to 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
tOnian, the grandsire Of Maud s., 2.iOI4, and the
sire Of Dexter, 2:l714; Netiie, 2:ls; Orange Girl
220 Gazelle, 2:2l; Jay Gould, 2:7i and 80 others
with record Of $50 aud better. Messenger Chief
was sired by Ab1allah Pilot sire OF Piekard, 2;lSlS
Red Jim, 3-year-old record, 2:2s. LIST dam Is sis
Seo,rs TSomas % by Msmbrino MessepSsr air
OF Lewinski, 2:351. ID dam by Mambrino Chief
sire of Lady Thorn, PISA Moodiord MambrinO
| 2:2lZ Mambrin0 Patchen and others. 30 dam by
Imp. Napoleon. English Hunter, &c. Abdallah
Messenger will m axe the season Of 1883 at Chas.
Dunn's, az miles from Stanford, ON Rush Branch
pike mile from Stanford a Lancaster pike and
miles from Lancaster a Danyi lie pika, al $40 TO
| Insure a Mare in Foal. Money due AS soon
as the fact is ascertained Mares that have public
records OF $50 or better such as have PRODUCED
trOtters with records OF 29O better may be bred
\ tree OF charge. Address
WILLIE q. DUNN.
| stanford, Lincoln Co, Ky.
! MRssKE0KR PKINcE, by Messenger Chief, dam
BY A lcadc, (sire OF Hylas, 2:24iS; Enigma, 2;26;
| Fancy Day, $50, dc) will make the season Of 1855