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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-24


Resolutions adopted by the Hustonville
Lodge 23S, Kniehtsof Honor, on the death
Of Rev. w. +. Tyre.
WHEREAS, Il has pleased the AllwIse
Heavenly Father, In his inscrutable Provi-
dence TO remove from this world, from HE
family and from the Order Of the knights
OF Honor, OF which he was a member, our
beloved brother, Rev. w. II. Tyre, in the
midst Of an active, earnest and very use
fol life; and whereas, we recognize in
our depsrted brother, one whose life was
wholly given 10 the Lord and winning
souls 10 Jesus Christ, whose sudden and
unexpected death has spread the dark vail
OF sorrow over the hearts Of his loving,
faithful wife and happy daughters, de-
priving the church Of which he was a
most successful evangelist, Of one Of its
most Christ.like ministers. And whe reas
we recognize in our deceased brother, n
true and genuine lover Of all good men,
one whose christian sympathies we're
drawn out towards righteousness and puri-
~ in the lives OF men; one whose chris
tian heart was worldwide, larger than the
narrow limits OF any denomination, one
whose hand and heart we're ever open 10
embrace every one who, had embraced
Jesus, therefore
Resolved, That in the sudden death Of our
brother, Rev. w. Il. Tyree, we recognize
the sovereign lordship Of our Father in
Heaven TO do Whatsoever seemeth good in
his own sight that we bow down in humil-
ity before his sovereign will, excIaiming-
"The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken
away, blessed be the name of the Lord"
Rcsolred, That we do earnestly join in
expressions Of profoundest sympathy for
the dear wife and family Of our brother,
and share with them in bearing the weight
Of this great sorrow that has fallen upon
them, and do hereby assure them that in
the grief that has made desolate their own
hearts, recently bright and CHEEKY, our own
hearts claim the privilege to bear part.
RESOLVED, That in view OF the Affections
OF this Lodge in the death Of our brother,
and our appreciation Of the virtues OF the
deceased, the accustomed signals Of mourn.
ing shall be spread for thirty days.
RESOLVED, That copy Of the above pre-
ambIe and resolutions be furnished the
flmily Of our deceased brother %. it
Resotred, That this paper be published
in the INTERIOR JOURNAL. Stanford, Ky.
JIM. Cook,
w. L. WILLIAMS,
Committee.
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BOYLE COUNTY.
DaBviHs

UuHtHfos
Mrs. Katherine Maxwell, wife OF Mr..
VIM. A. Maxwell, died Wednesday eve
ming Of apoplexy.
"A telephone wire connecting Stanford,
Lancaster, Hickman and Danyille will
reach here Saturday.
The marriage Of Mis- Matte d.,
daughter Of Col. ID. w. Jones, Of misplace,
10 Mr.. Robt. Winlock Neal. Of Chicago, ID
announced for Sept. 4th prox. ..l rc.f
Maybe we'll convert james Hall into
an opera.house, or town hall; aud may be
We won't, we're thinking about II some, %
We are. La m ..ll U-
Frank Harris shipped 10 New Yorl
Thursday, 40 extra New York cattle, av.
eraging 1885 lbs. each They were pur-
chased OF Henry Bruce, Of Garrard, at 81
cents. ..r.f.,.-.
"A gentleman from Davistown, in Gar.
rard county, Thursday morn ing, reports
that Green Baughman, VIM. Dunn and
Jim Kincaid, the three negroes so badly
wounded at Bryantsville on election day
are now in fair way 10 recover.
DIR. l. s. Warren Is home again from
New York, where he has been attending
medical lectures Mr.. +. l.. Emmett, o.
Hagerstown, Md, and Mrs. James Watson
Of New Brunswick, were here Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil X. b. Millei, OF Kansal
CITY, and Mr.. Ed Worthington, Of Cincin
natl, aye visiting the family OF Mrs. Their
esa Worthington, Of this county. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Mason, Of Chicago, were il
town Wednesday.
Scott Fisher, supposing that an sncien
aud very wholesome Law which perm ittes
a husband 10 administer corporal punish
ment 10 q wife when she needed II, was
still In existence, mauled his better hal
nee Laura Paxton. ON Tuesday night. AZ
ter thorough investigation the Court found
that the Law referred TO had been repealed
and in view Of the fact that Mrs. Fishe
actually did need what che received and I
little more. Scott got of with % and costs
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Elder Jos. Bsllou closed q nine dsys
meeting at the Glade Church 10 Madison,
Tuesday, with 30 additions. One Of the
baptized, Mr.. Anthony Brunnell, said he
was lO2 years old.
Rev. II. @. Morrison reports four adj
diiions to the church at 10 ndon az the re-
suits Of his meeting there Last week. A
movement to build.a house Of worship for
the Methodist congregation was started and
500 was raised.
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local NOTICES

Buy PAINTS Of Penny n McAIis,er.
NrcF s,osk Of birthday cards Al Penny \
MoAlisters.
STANDARD ready mixed paints At Mo.
Roberts A Stages.
Jos Haas Hog Cholera Cure. Penny
A McAliaier sole agents.
BRAND new stock Of every thing In tie
jewelry line At Penny a Mchiister's.
WATCHES, Clocks apd Jewelry repaired
and warranted by PENN y McAiiaer.
GIVEN up that McIloberts 4 sneg make
the best Soda Water in the world Try Il.
MAonrSE Oua which will neither heat
nor gum, 90 cents per gallon. Also extra
strained lard oil a. Mnltoberis a slaggs.
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-Bourbcn County
Agricultural Society

The 10th Annual Fair Of the Boufbon County
Agricultural Society viii be held n Paris, Ky,
beginning September 9Th and continuing a W days.
$1,000 IN PfemIums. New stand New Stables I
One Of the beat half-mile Tracks In the.Statel In
addition 10 the regular class rings Cor stock there
viii be two trots each day. Location Of grounds
all that could be desired-accessible 'front.' ell
points BY ral Floral Hall With its usual attrac-
lions. The Kentucky Central Railroad and branch
e VIII run special trains at lercurson rates En-
trance 70 purses close August 6th. For partlcu-
lart, address the Secretary.
,. W. FERGUSON, President
W. A. PARKER, Secretary. I6s-t
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pfesOssf.

jos HAYpKss has the malarial fever.
Nod ALIsN BEAzf.Ey went 10 Louis
willie, Wsdnesday 10 -sv her sick sister.
--MnA. =. p. Nunnelley has returned
from visit 10 relatives in Clark and Fay
cite.
Ma. AND Mas. II. X. CAMEIrz, Of
Covipgion, are the guests Of MIS-. Jas. 7.
Mn. JOINS NJ. FELAsD has returned
to Valparaiso College where he is Studying
medicine. fiN I'D
Miss AEE Cook, Of Hus,onville, was
here this week looking brighter aud pref.
tier than ever.
Mas. Gus WmsoE, who has been
spending q month or two with Mrs. 3. q.
Trueheart, LEFT for her home yesterday.
Ma. AND Mas. W. \. KNOTT are ppen.
ding lev weeks At Hales Spring, Lin
coin county - Lebanon Standard.
Ma. Amp Mas. JonS NJ McRonERTs
have returned FROM visit 10 their daugh.
ter, Ir,. Mount, At La Gnnge and TO the
Louisville Exposition.
Ma. W. n. McCLISrocK. supt Of the
Road Department Of the H. n n aud fam.
lily. Of I.ouisville. are enjoying the good
things At the Myers House.
Mrs MARY MADDOX OF Lawrence
burg, who IL whiting Miss Sara Huffman,
at Lancaster, was here Wednesday with the
latter in search Of her lost wafdrohe.
Miss ELIZA V. HOGAN. Of Bryants-
willie, Ia visiting her grandma, Mrs. Ham
Baughm1n. Miss Mary Hogan, who has
also been visiting her, has returned home.
--wALros has been over 10 ace the Er-
position, and the Commercial says has gone
home with the art department. "What
art can cure his melancholy - Frankfort
Woman.
Miss MARE WARrERFIELD, Of Union
City, Tenn, and Mis-. Matte Hopkins, Of
Pembroke, Ky, who have been visiting
the family Of Mr.. A. w. Smith, left for
their homes this week. taking with them
the hearts Of several Of the young men,
who are deeply grieved over their depart.
ure.
--DR. Y. W. LOGAN and his interesting
faulty leit on the An Express yesier.
day 10 make their home in Knoxville,
Tenn, TO the regret Of IN any friends. The
DR.. gill make a specially Of the treatment
Of Csiarrl.. for which he has qualified
hiusself In number Of the best Medical
Inslilslions Of 81. Ionis aud New York.
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The well-known strengthening proper
ties Of Iron, combined with other tonics
and a most perfect nervine, are found in
Carter's Iron Pills, which strengthen the
nerves and body, and improve the blood
and comulexion
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MARRIAGES.

Miss Lizzie b liushe', daughter Of
Squire John P. Hughes, was married yes
tsrday to Mr.. John M. Jones.
Yesterday at the home Of the brides
mother, Mrs. Sarah A. BAstin, Mr.. George
#. Williams md Mis- Susan u Basin
wer made 0as assh.
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Notice Of Incorporation
Crab Orchard Educational So
@ ciety.

4. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned,
s. A. Middleton, W. 4. B.White, r. II. Bronaugh,
]. ID. Pettus, WIN. Stewart, w. X. Dillon, j. W.
Alcorn, w. f. Anderson and james Rice, have
this day. under Chapter So % the General Statutes
OF Kentucky, associated themselves together and
"Crab Orchard Educational Society" with their
principal place OF business at Crab Orchard. Lin
coin county, Ky.
2. The general nsture of the business to be trans
acted Is the establishments and maintenance Of
school ior the education OF children Of both
at Crab Orchard, Lincoln county, Ky.
3. The amount OF capital stock shall be 81 500.
ments a. the hoard OF Trustees may prescribe af-
ter 80 days notice and after u 500 shall have been
subscribed.
4. The corporation shall commence this date,
the articles OfincorpOratiOn having been filed In
the Office Of the County Court Clerk OF Lincoln
county and sh all terminate 20 years from 1aie.
@. The Affairs OF the corporation are 20 be con-
Quoted by Board OF nine Trustees. elected by the
shareholders, one Of said Trustees. selected by
themselves 10 lie President thereof The Trustees
shall be elected annually on the first Saturday In
the month OF June, and the first election shah be
held on the first Saturday In June, 1884, until
which time the ineoIporat0rs shall shall act a. q
Board Of Trustees with authority TO exercise the
powers conferred by the articles OF the iucorpora-
ton. tI... .II 7t..
O. The highest amount Of indebtedness az liabil-
ity 10 which sail corporation shall at sny time
subject itself shall not exceed 81 zoe.
z. The private property OF the members Of said
corporation shall be exempt from its corporate
r. Ii. 0GkUGH, $. A. MIDDLETON,
VIZ pILLIoN. W.rB. White.
W. ANDERSON, JAMES RICE.
l6s-it J. W. ALcOkN.
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FoR sALE.-A splendid family residence
in Stanford, Kyi well located and eonye-
nient. Call on ]. b. Owsley or w. w,
Owsley, Jr., at Farmers National Bank;
Exrs. Of A. Owsley, desd.
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TnE X. q. will run an excursion 10 Old
Point Comfort and Washington, ID. O.,
leaving COvinglOn at 30 Sept. 4. Parties
from this section can take the afternoon
train from Stanford junction that day aDd
connect with the excursion at Winchester.
Fsss 10 Old Point and return sll; do.
Washington sl26O.
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SUDDEN DEATH.--Two weeks ago We'd
nesday young printer, who gave his name
as I'D, Q, Barnett, applied for a situation
IN THE ofdee, and one Of our compositors
being rick, he was given case file worked
well till 0 A. NJ. Monday last, when he Is
gan 10 complain Of a pain In his stomach,
and went TO his hotel. lie grew rapidly
worse (Iom the moment he was taken aud
as soon as his condition was aacertained
Drs. Peyton and Francis we're called. They
pronounced the attack cholera morbus aud
used the usual remedies, but nothing would
stay on his stomach, aud after about 80
hours Of suffering, he died at sP. N. on the
22d. From some letters found on his per-
son il was aseertained thai he was son Of
Mrs. s. j. LOvett, Of SPartansburg, s. O.
Dne bearing date Of the 10Th inst. was re.
ceived by him last Saturday, aud Judging
from its composition and writing, his
mother is an educated lady Of the truesi
and finest feelings. who longed for the 70
turn Of her Maynard child 10 her bosom
The sad intelligence that he is no more
will cause her the deepest anguish. but il
may console her, 10 some extent, to know
that the flowers which she could not place
upon his coffin were laid thereon by the
kind hands Of Mrs. Kirlley. Mrs. MeKin.
ney, Mrs Huffman and Mrs Holmes, who
dropped tear also al the death OF the
poor boy so far from home and loving
friends. His remains were inferred We'd
nesday afternoon la Buffalo Cemetery.
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AT a late hour last evening. Squire ].
3. Murphy, who has been at the point Of
death with the fur, was reported az resting
comparatively easy. Since his illness he
has been once or twice reported dead. Mr..
+. 5. kaufman, at Husionville, IL yery
low with the cholera morbus 4
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CHOLERA MoRBUs, or sporadic cholera,
is prevailing in this county TO very con-
siderable extent, aggravated by the very
hot spell-of weather. A number Of deaths
has occurred. People can not be too par
ticular now about what they eat.
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A Fine Blue Grass Farm
AZ Public Sale.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1889,

will sell Al public cutlery the farm on which re-
side, situated about 81 miles from stanford, Lin
coin cou nty, Immediately the turnpike road
from stanford 10 Somerset, con tanning Iz5 Acres.
IL has on IL comfortable and convenient dwelling
with six rooms. Kitchen, good barn and all nec-
essary outbuildings. IL is exceptionally we'll wa
tered there being never failing springs. One
hundred acres Of this land Is strictly No. 1. the
residue Is good grazing-altogethor IL IL very
cellent stock farm. There Is on the place orch
ard Of about 100 young apple trees IN full bearing
OF select fruit. At the same time aud on the prem
ises will be also sod all my per sonal property con-
s.sting Of 2-year-old Steers, 2 Milf Cows, Dry
cows and other young Cattle, GO we'll bred Ewes,
good work Horses, 10 head Of Hogs, 2-horse Way
on, Jersey Wagon, Moving Machine and Farm.
ing Implements generally. Also % Acres OF Corn
In the Held and a lot Of Hay In stacks. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
I7l-td SUSAN a. MENEFEE.
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coNE and see our handsome display Of
Queenswsre and Glassware. Some very
handsome dinner. tea and chamber sets.
Bright a Curran.
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WHoALL attention 70 the large adver.
tisement Oft. r. Walton. His new stock
i' beginning to arrive now and he will
soon be able TO accommodate all " lib
every thing in his line at the lowest fig
urea
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Mas. j. w. WALLACE has our thanks
for basket Of very fine peaches, grapes
and apples Of her own raising. She has
one Of the best little orchards in this sec
lion
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SPECIAL NorcE.-Having sold out,
wishall Who one me TO come add ~iils
without dslaI. Ny business must be clos
ed up. w. +. Green.
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A LITTLE negro named Nit Embry'
while playing with powder, had his face
very badly burned by an explosion. ii.
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AN excursion train will run TO the June.
tion City Circus again next Sunday morn
ing, at % cents for this round trip from
here
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A FEW remnants Of calico at cents per
yard this week and dress goods At special
prices at J. w. Hayden's.
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PARTIES needing bran and ships,uii
can be supplied by the Lincoln Mills At
$l2 80 per ton. a0N hN
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THE painter, Mr.. T. J. Bosley, is oiline
and penciling the Christian church, which
helps IN looks wonderfully.
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FoR SALE "A hapdsome residence
win sell very cheap. ". Craig, Stanford
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ELDER BALLoU baptized man in Mad.
ison county this week who claimed that he
was 1902. IL strikes ma that Il would take
pretty strong water to wash away the ain
accumulation Of no many years.
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Hraursr marke, price paid for batter
and sggs. 4. X. Walton.
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MFxIcAS Palmea Toilet SOAP; thing
new. at W. III. Higgins.
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THE Firt National Bank Of Elizabeth.
town, says the Naos. has been organized
with ]. W. Hays, president and Joe s.
Grimes, cashier. Mr.. Grimes was also
elected one Of the directors, as was also DR..
j. h. O~sley, ofthis place. The bank will
have capital Of $4,000, a call for so
per cent. OF which has already been made.
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NV last years individual business must
be closed mp, and those indebted 10 me
must come and settle. mean business.
y =. Owsley.
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Foua candidates. for Congress are already
spoken Of Judge NJ. J. Durham, Gov. J.
y. MeCresry, Judge NJ. c. sauaey aud
Sam NJ Buriett, with several Of the back
counties to hear from. They are good
men, all, but fOr Gods sake don't let us
start into canvass Is months before the
election.
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RrrnE-ESrArrs I. P. HUI. JR, is for
CAtllsle foI Senator.
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will offer al public sale all my Stock, Crop
Farming Implements, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, &c.
grade Ewes, 8 SOuthd0Wn Bucks, well-broke
Mules years old, 10 Cattle 1 aud z years Old,
extra good Mia Cows aud Calves, I nice Saddle
and Harness Mare. 3-year-old Billy BY Dave
and Pigs.
Also. al the same time and place, II not sold prl-
vately before, will oneT the FARM where nov
ted la Garrafd county, KY, near Camp Dick Rob
ins0n, aud consists OF
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THE Walnut Flat meeting has closed
with no additions 10 the church.
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THE HIsHER CoURrs.--The appealed
cases from the Eighth District to the Court
Of Appeals are set for the 10th day Of the
Fail term (oc,. 81 and are a. follows Cot
Fey va Ramsey, Wayne; Chamberlain, sc,
Va Mckinney. Russell; Lincoln County
Court Va Hansford, Lincoln; Grig-by v.
Hart, Lincoln; Robertson vs. Givens, Jone.
A Co, Boyle; Barlow, sc. vs. Hudson
Garrard; Lawson, &C vs. Ross, &c Gar
rard; Dickinson, Nc. va Beahr, &c, q ar
rArd; Fish Va Hunt, Rockcastle.
In the Superior Court the following ca
'~s will receive attention on the 9th day
Sept. i2,h: Cook v. Conn, Wayne; Rous
aeau Va Flowers Adm'r,, Rus.ell; Sewer,
Va Haven, sc, Pulaski; Barker W Brown
Casey; Pollys admir-. Va Rieney. Casey
Jones admir-. W. Same, Casey; l.. a N. X
X. w Murphy, Lincoln.
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local MATTERS.

Gar gIa.- OF ice-cOld lemonade a, $. s
Myers.
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Well wateroi we'll ieneed, fertile land. Ice frame
house Of eight rooms good stables aud All neeosaa-
~ Outbuildinp.
TKRns on sALK on LAMB, -One-thiTd cash; bal
anee In payments 10 suit purchasers. For further
particulars, call GA % address
CHAS. m. BOULDEN,
1854 bryantsville, GaUard Co., Ky
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VACATION h drawing to close and
school days are nearly on ma again. The
Female College will open on the second
Monday in next month.
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Nkw FALL cALIooEs for school girls e,
Robt. $. Lyle.
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Ar accounts Of A. ovsley, deceased,
and A. Owsley n Son not settled by Sept.
10, will be put into the hands n an officer,
A. The business must he clssed up. Walter
w. Owslsy. Jr.
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JnssiE BUcKEER AGAIE.-It seems that
this beautiful woman can rot keep out Of
scandal, and II the Harrodsburg correspon-
dent Of the Louisville P6a is to be credit
ed, she is in again deeper than ever. He
Gays that nephew Of Col. Phil Thompson
has been living with him for sometime and
that since the Davis murder Miss Jessie
has also resided under his hospitable roof.
The two had got TO be pretty thick, 80
much 30 that suspicious were aroused and
rumor said that Mr.. Phil Thompson, ST.,
had good reason 10 believe that something
was going ON OF not very pleasant ma
ture, and ON investigation discovered the
Aforesaid Miss Jessie and bis nephew in
the bathroom, he with his arm around her
voluptuoua form, IA one informant said
a-hugging and kissing her" He remon-
slrated pretty severely with the icy beauty
and she, il is said, drew knife ON him and
threatened to ''cut his liver and lights out"
His nephew, 30 the correspondent learn
ed, was quite sAucy also, and Mr.. Thomp-
son thereupon requested them both 10 leave
at once. Mas Jessie did leave ON Monday,
and quite a crowd went to the depot to see
her oil and witness the parting.
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TINS iron fronting ia being put ia place
IN The First National Bank building Ind
10 Penny a McAIiaiera and the improve.
ment will he very marked.
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THE little boy who compared hot a. fol-
lows "IIot, hotter. hot-ernp was not far
wrong II he was talking Of this weather
The mercury resched 95' Yesterday and
the day before.
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PERSONALLY.

The personality consists Of cows, yoke oxen. 1
bull, yearling heifers. buggy horse. 2 brood
mares, SS head OF yearling mules, large work.
mules, Al head Of hogs and about 30 shoats also
buggy, several shares in the ID. q II. T. p
Road farming utensils, 2-hose wagon, OK.
cart, wheat drill, Osborne reaper, harrowi
&C. 40aeres Of corn in shock.
Terms liberal and win be made known on day Of sal.
hE GEORGE GITEys,
Us. GIYEAS,
l7i-td Administrator
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
HON. A. q. TALBOT,

OF Boyle. is candidate for Speaker OF the n
House OF Representatives.
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once over Robt.s $. Lytle's store. Ofhee hour
n9m > 70 y a. NJ and 10 p. n. Anesthetics sd
-nnn.eLeu Nheh necessary. fl5f-1yr.