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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-14
RoN1FREEMAN TRAGEDY
Killing In Woodward County Over a
Disputed Crop.

woodward, O. T, Sept. 13.-The News
Of this city gives the details of the Bond
Freeman tragedy heretofore mentioned IN
the Eagle, as follows:
On last Saturday J. w. Bond. farmer
residing on Indian creek south of town.
killed Frank Freeman, neighbor, over
& dispute arising from an interest IN
a feed crop grown on Bonds land which
Freeman had purchased from a man by
the name OF Churchill, who had been a
tenant on the farm the past year.
It seems that Churchill and Bond had
been unable to divide the crop satisfac-
torily to both and that friends Of botn
parties had been called to act as an abb
tration board, and it was drought that
everything was arranged satisfactorily
between the two men as to the division Of
the crop Churchill desiring to leave the
country. disposed Of his interest TO Frank
Freeman, explaining how the feed was
to be divided. Mr.. Freeman went out
Tuesday prior 10 the shooting and hauled
away a load of the feed. While there
Bond came to the field and told him not
TO take 1t. as it had not been properly
divided. Frank told him he desired no
trouble and for him to see Churchill and
settle the dispute with him. Bond return
ed TO his home, but came back later with
4 gun, but for some reason did not mo-
lest Freeman further that day. On Sat
urday the deceased returned to the field
with his little son for the purpose of
heading kaffir corn. They were not over
four or five rods from the end of the field
when the little boy noticed Bond and his
wife approaching They came up to
where Freeman and his son were work
ing, and Mrs. Bond commenced the con-
versation, saying that the crop had not
been properly divided, etc, and asking
him what right he had there. All the
parties became quite angry and Bond
drew his gun and began shooting. three
of the bullets taking effect in the jaw,
breast and thumb, respectively.
Frank Freeman came here about two
years ago from Shelby county, Missouri,
and has borne a good reputation so far as
we have been able to learn; and Judging
from the many expressions Of regret we
have heard, his friends were many. His
funeral services were held Tuesday at the
NJ Z. church under the auspices of the
1. O. O. F.. Of which he was member.
and that evening the remains were sent
to his old home in Missouri The family
Of the deceased have the heartfelt sym
PATTY Of the entire community
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-14
INDICTMENT WAS FAULTY
In the Case of Hiatt. Accused Of Muir
derinc His Wife.


Saltwater. o. T, Sept 1S.-The case Of
the territory against Chas Hiatt chang
ed with wife murder. was called for
trial yesterday, but was thrown out OF
court on account Of a faulty Indictment
lie was held, however, to await the ac-
tion OF the grand jury and probably
new indictment win be returned yet this
term OF court nj that event the case
wiz probably 90 over TO the next term OF
court. Meanwhile he wiz be held IN jail
until the time Of trial.
in the case Of the territory vs. Domin-
70 Garcia, the Mexican who was shot
by George W. Kessler last spring III.
defendant pleaded guilty 70 q charge u
assault and was sentenced TO twenty
days in 5ail
George y. Kessler charged with car
rying concealed weapons. wlthdrsws a
plea OF not guilty and enters a plea OF
guilty. he was fned 80 and costs, which
he paid and was released
In the case Of Fannie 7. Hodge IS. =.
F. Hodge for divorce. the decree was
granted. 10 become final af1sr SIX months
from date.
IN The case Of Youst - Miller 10 quiet
Ntit 20 a piece % tal4 tsi~ tit4e vs.
quisted at the cost Of the plaintiff
In the case OF Newton Burke. charged
with assault with intent to Kill the de-
PENDANT pleaded not guilty and TIE case
vas SIT Tor trial September =.
IN the case of Braswell rs Parrneiss
- quiet tiua. Judgment was far defsnd-
ant Plaintiff demanded q rev trial.
which was grenicd. and the case coutin-
led FOR she term Sheriff EEesser was
n adc receiver pending TIE final disposi-
zion - re cass
vIiam Pers.-g vas granted fi~o-ce
from Irene Pe-slnE. OF TIRE grounds -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-14
NEGRO GOT TWO DOLLARS
To Furnish Applause for Bill Cross
Speech at Bridgeport.

Bridgeport. o. T.. Sept. Bone OF the
features Of Bill Cross meeting here was
a negro sitting or the platform. When
Mr.. Cross was making statements rela-
tive TO the mixed school question. the
negro repeatedly clapped his hands Al
one time Dir. Cross. IN ending his arzu-
ment. said in turning 20 the negro. Even
the coiored people cheer Your Uncle Bit
IN this matter" After the meeting the
negro, in talking about his having had
seat on the platform. said: "Yas. sab.
Mister Cross done glib me two dollss 10
sit up dere." The negro Is a wen known
character around town and is employed
TO do odd Jobs.
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farmers in the vicinity surrounding the
town are in an exceedingly prosperous
condition. Kremlin, like all other Okla
homa towns. IS growing and her people
are of the progressive type The town
prides herself on having good stores, good
hotels and that all classes Of business
are represented. There is one character-i
istc of Kremlin people and that is that
they are always saying something good
of their town wherever they go.
Mrs Mcclure was here last night with
her husband. She came up from King
fisher with him and viii remain with him
until he returns TO Guthrie. Sunday She
has many friends in this county and was
kept busy last night meeting them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-14
WHAT DID RUSH Dor
He Was Seen Friday Evening Getting
Away Pretty Quick.

Guthrie. o. T.. Sept ls-The Cimarron
Valley News has this mysterious item.
They are after hint At least II looks
that way to a man I'D a tree. George
S. Rush. wife and bsby. drove in here
with Perkins livery team last Friday
evening, Just in time 90 catch the train
for the west. The team was out Of wind
and George was badly excited. II r. ru-
mored that he is about 10 get into II
over the manner IN which he got posses
sion Of the Dutch John farm that ne has
been trading and trafficking the past few
weeks. We know nothing Of the facts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-14
ALMONDS IN OKLAHOMA
c. A. Stsuber of Tecumseh Finds a
Strange Tree in His Yard.

--'-N y ~ - y q
Guthrie. O. T., Sept. l2-The Tecumseh
Republican says; c. a. Stauber has a fun
fedged almond tree in his yard in this
city. although he did not know it until
this season. when f. bore its first cron.
He had thought all along that IL was a
peach tree But when the fruit appeared
on lt this spring he concluded it was a
rectarne. Then when the fruit seemed
10 dry and shrivel up he did not know
what it was. untu q few DAYS ago h.
examined it and found that the supposed
fruit vas simply The outside hulls OF al
inonds. Tic nuts are small in size. but
have nno rich flavor. These are the
arst almonds We have heard OF growing
IN Oklahoma The tree is about four
wears old
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-14
coNTHscT Foa coUsT HOUSE
Thirty Thcgrs-e Dollars fsr ssiis.
ia ~ Srz1sTk1.

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ror tss -fs et a4s rst - sac
aerro7sl ~ tse re-rsfarg ef .sr 'assr.er.
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raatraet - . 8ltss i-ss ihs1 - "a Ths
esnrrar- ssr fhs saa 49, slsa 80 - Kssr
BEES. q - Eeas fsr fssEa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-14
FLYNN's NAME A CHARM
Il Nominated Grimes Sproat on the
First Ballot.

Enid. O. T. Sept. rs. Grimes sproat.
who IS the Republican nominee for repre-
sentative ~ This countv. = - ardent
admirer II Dennis T. Flynn. aIr Sprcat
received his uomination on the Flynn
issue On his cards, which he had prisr
70 the terminating convention. vvas..sJen-
mis- T. Flynn for congress sir. sproat
vas nominated on the first ballot. with
several candidates in the field.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-14
OKLAHOMA ON WHEELS
Productions Of the Great Territory EK-
planned by Companions.

Ava o. T.. Sept l3-Winlam Fuller
formerly Of Alva, was shot aud killed at
Galena. Kansas last THURSDAY Dr. the
sub-enEinesr Of the waterworks system.
OF which Mr Fuller was foremag. The
trouble arose from Fuller reportine hin
Tor neglect Of duty. 70 seems a. though
they had some words and the employs
left. but afterwards returned and shot
Fuller through the left side Just below
the heart, killing him instantly. william
Fuller is the son ~ Postmaster Fuller ~
Mincheater ana s. Vel kaaan 81 AI.-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-14
CROMWELL MAKING MEDICINE
His Brilliant Speeches Have Powerful
Influence IN Territory.

Guthrie. o. =. SEPT l.-guESs y. q
Cromwell q Enid aspear.d here thls
week speaking AZ ths Jn.on veterzzs
rs1rion in this ciiy- Tie day ~as esry
sise r-ceabie elt NJ Cromwell hzd
large crowd CT - Aear I'm Judge
C-csnvcii talked politics Ter = ;irae ard
made a r7eech test pleased the ca 49,
6iers ledge Cromwell = one os TIE
h-zlzy zez OF okishons.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-14
LIFTED HEB BY EARS
Lillian Leveriek Has Good Cause for
Divorce Case.

Guthrie. o T.. Sept Is.-Ths Oklahoma
tells n a case q domestic troubles. re-
follows. LILLIAN - Lessrich. formerly
~ Moore. has fled a petition in ;he die
trict court asking Tor q divorce from her
husband. Oscar Ieverch. and custody ~
their four min0r Children $50 alleges
cr1ei Treatment res-iflug ia sraftered
health asserting thaf On ons eecasio1
her husband seized heT ~ ere ears ard
iifted her from the foor ena sreaDy iaoer-
ated bruised ard injured hsr ears she
asks divisiaa - TIE properly ozase -
heF hushaud. cousisfine = "a aeartss ree-
fion - lard in Cierelaad county and Eve
La-a "a Larltal Iii
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-14
BULL FIGHT At SHAWNEE
People are Protesting and Petitioriro
City Council.

Shawnee. O. T. Sept. ls.-It is proposed
% sive ovn aght here durins TIE week
of 'he fair -7'he ctsy eouRcH was pre-
serted a large petition against Il. and
several citizens. incirdins Rex Burt %
the Methodist church. appeared before
'he body and protested. But the councn
voted unanimously Tor the suu eight 70
proceed.
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company gave notice that the court would
be asked 10 raise the bond from sl.oe8 TO
ssJ.Oe9 This question Will be heard on
SATURDAY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-14

Probably % section % the territory -
more intensely Republican ar the mem
bers Or the party more enfhgrfaanc fAau
Ia and around BRIDGEPORT Democrats
in this portion ~ Caaao cou1fr hase eaa-
ceded that The ooHrfv 81 Fegabilesa. ~
Organization r. complete ia this c1sufy
and the work ~ roilag Va tis majority
this fan is oa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-14

Brdrepert ~ 5asf ~ ere firs t-f~s-s
Casco ard Hasne esaasiss- j. Be- ass -
fhe t~rs tosus OIL ere rew cerntry -
ropidly rroviez AZ ore ams shrre ass
torn ~ ere Hfaiae ceergg Csc - SO
card dian river eonesftz RI fsw
h9usea All iraas stsfira ~ CO. ehsg-
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13
NOT IN OIL COMPANY.
Nor Has Governor Bradley Keen Chal-
lenged For a Duel.

The reports that Governor Bradley
had been challenged to fight a duel
and that he was President Of the EaS-
tern Kentucky Oil and Gas Company
were denied by him in the following
interview:
Governor, what about the report
that John Canter has challenged you
to fight a duel?"
'There is not one word of truth in
it. Canter is one of the most humOr-
GUS and unique characters 1 have ever
known, filled with kindly emotions
and the last man in the world to pick
quarrel. That is merely newspaper
chat
81 notice, Governor that you are
Vice President and Director of the
Southeastern Kentucky Oil and Gas
Company"
'That is another mistake. / am
not stakeholder in the company or
connected with it in any way. talk
ed with its protector some time since
concerning the places in the State
where l thought oil could be most
probably found. Inever knew until
l received from friend. a day or so
ago, Prospectus that l had been
elected as you state. On inquiry
found it was merely a compliment to
me. l declined to accept either of
the positions on account of other en-
gagementS.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13
Deserving Words.

The Courier Journal has the follow.
ing to say of our tOwnsman:
Senator George T. Farris, of Gar.
rard county. is receiving scores of let
tiers from all parts of the State COM
plimenting and congratulating him
on the enactment into a law of his
Anti-Blind Tiger Bill, which is re-
garded as one of the greatest impor-
lance by all temperance people. Sem
atOr FarriS is good fighter, and when
he enlistS his interest in cause it
can be depended upon that he will not
wayer, it matters not how strong the
opposing forces.
An interesting evidence of Senator
FarriS' determination of character is
a bit of yellow paper which he has
carried in his pocket since 1871, or for
thirty-one years. When young man
Senator FarriS was one of the best
patrons that SalOOnkeeper ever had,
and he is not now ashamed to admit
it. And when crossed while "out
with the boys he always proved him.
self to be a game fighter, as a result of
which 1T would be hard to put a fin
ger on his body and not touch a scar.
Seven men emptied seven pistols at
him one night, and put twenty-seven
holes in his clothes and three in his
body.
In 1871 Senator FarriS signed the
murphy pledge" and from that day
until this he has not tasted a drop of
any Intoxicating liquor.
In all his acts he shows the courage
OF his convictions, and VIII enever Geo.
L. Farris takes position on any SUBJ
Ject before the General Assembly
everybody knows it is because he be-
lieveS it is right.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13
A Map of X entucKy Free.

Due to constant demand for good
map of Kentucky, The Morning Her
aid of Lexington has had published
the latest and best map Obtainable,
which it is giving to every new sub
Scriber who pays six months in adj
vance-S300. The map contains the
population of every place i'm Kentucky
which has name, and also a map of
the United States and of the world,
and is better than any map sold for a
dollar. The Herald is always doing
something to make itself of service to
it's subscribers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13
In the City.

Mrs. j. S. Haselden, the well-known
BryantSville Milliner is in the city
purchasing Ler spring stock, includ-
ing some of the Eastern novelties
which attract the eye of all. Mrs.
Haselden has had II years experience,
and during that time has learned full
ly what her patrons and the public in
general, want. She will neither spare
money nor pains in supplying their
wishes. Having enjoyed good share
of the trade in the past, with an in
crease of business, she feels confident
that she will be able to give better
satisfaction than in the past. When
she returns she will take great pleas.
ure in showing her well selected stock
to her customers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13
New Advancement.

I-have moved my clothing SAM
pies into Judge ]. G. Hemphill's
establishment and made an ar
rangement with him, by which my
customers can take advantage of
his experience, and his splendid
line OF goods, and buy atailor made
suit at $40, $I2.so, SIS, up to SIS.
/ will take it as favor if my
friends and customers will call and
give him or me an order. Satisfac-
ton in fit, quality and price guar
anteed. M. d. Hughes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13
New Store at Paint Lick.

I will open millinery store about
the 18th of March, in Paint Lick, KY.
My store for the present, Will be in
the large front room at the Veranda
Hotel, and will handle nice line Of
the latest and correct DEGREES of fash
ions in hats, trimmings etc. Mytrim-
mer, Miss Katie Lee WillOughbY, of
Lexington, KY, has had much exper-
fence, is lady of much taste and tai
ent, and is qualified to please the most
fastidiOus. She is now in the city
getting all the latest styles and will
wait on my customers with much
courtesy. 1 desire the patronage of
all who will call and inspect my stock.
Will treat you right and give you the
very best :prices that can be made.
Mrs. Minnie B. Jennings.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13
A Fine Farm For Sale.

One hundred and thirty-five acres,
125 acres in cultivation, good hemp
and tobacco land, fine orchard, fruits
of all kinds, bran new house of seven
rooms, good well, and barn large
enough to hold ten acres Of tobacco,
all out buiidings.~-ThiS is fine farm
to make money. This lana is in Gar
rard county, KY, lying on the waters
of the Kentucky river, one mile from
church and school house, one-half mile
from post office at store, two miles
above Lock No. 8. Terms easy.
2-27-1m FN FOlger, Stone, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13
Farm Property Insurance.

We are making speciality of in
Surance on farm dwellings, barns, etc.
We insure against loss by fire, light
ming, wind-Storms and tOrnadOeS, on
the cash or installment plan. We
represent the Home Insurance Co., of
New York, and refer to any of the
many thousand who have been paid
for such losses. The Home Insurance
Co., is the largest in America. We
can make it to your interest to see us
before placing your insurance. See
RObt. Kinnaird at National Bank. ].
D. Wearen, Agt. Stanford, Ky.
1-30-2m.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13
NOw,s The Time.

Now is the time to prepare for
Spring cleaning, papering, painting
SC. Milton Sneed, the paper hanger
and decorator will do your work cheap
and neat. We have the finest, cheap
est and prettieSt line Of wall paper to
select from in the city, including all
the latest designs, viz: fOrentines, tap
estrieS, stripes and flOrals. We will
do work any where in the county.
Leave order at William JOhnSOn's
shoe shop, or address Milton Sneed,
Box 65, Lancaster, Ky. 2-20-3m
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13
APrOfita bic Crop.

When young Kentucky farmer can
sell a crop of tobacco raised on eight
acres of land for S1,613.13 net after
paying all expenses of sale and ship
ment, it looks like there might be
something more than living on a
Kentucky farm yet. This was done
on the local market Thursday, says
the COurier-JOurnal, one particular
sample selling at twenty-five ana one
half cents pound and the whole crop
averaging twelve and one-half cents.
OF course it is not every farmer that
can do as well, but there are hundreds
of thousands of acres in KenCucky on
which tobacco crop can be grown of
common quality, but which will yet
net the grower twice the market value
of the ground. No crop will repay
careful treatment in cultivation and
marketing better than tobacco, even
at the low prices now prevailing. 1t
is a natural monopoly of this State
and by figures of the 1890 census Ken
lucky produced 55 per cent of all the
leaf tobacco grown in the United
States. Tobacco is an article of uni
verSal consumption and is as much Of
a staple as iron or steel, for the whole
world is a buyer.
Under these circumstances it is idle
to preach that monopoly will force
the price down below the cost of pro
ductiOn. If farmers will bestow som,
of the care on their tobacco crops tina
all market gardeners do on their pro
ducts, the rewards would be in pro
portion. Care and intelligence will
always pay with crop which cal
only be grown in limited territory
and nowhere outside Of Kentucky cal
a good article of Western tobacco b
grown in such perfection, though
other varieties are produced will
: greater success elsewhere. 1t is pleas
ant to record the fact that new tobac
co factories are springing up here il
this city and elsewhere, though tn
trade has been SO much centralized b
consolidation. There will always b
great leaf market here and Their
will always be competition for til
crop.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13

About The People.

Mrs w X Shugars is on the sick list
this week.
Miss Jennie Gulley spent the past
week with friends here.
&c. Hemphill, Jr., has recovered
from his recent illness.
Miss Christine Bradley was in Dan
vile Thursday, shopping.
MISS Marie Huffman, of Danville, is
with Miss Fannie Austin.
Mr.. w H Wherritt visited Rich
mond, Saturday and Sunday.
Attorney ]. Mort Rothwell was in
Frankfort attending Z. 5. court.
Attorney Robert Mckee, of Dan
vile, was here first of the week.
Miss Bessie Ballard, of Paint Lick,
is the guest of Miss Eliza Rucker.
Mrs. ] E Stormes visited relatives
in Richmond Saturday and Sunday,
Mrs Sam Haselden entertained a
few friends Monday evening at tea.
Miss Hattie Jones, of McCrearey,
has been visiting Mrs w Is ShugarS.
Mr.. r. L. Jennings is in the cities
buying goods for his Paint Lick store.
Miss Florence Tanner, of Mckinney,
is visiting her sister, Mrs W X Shu-
garS.
Miss Bessie Gulley, of McCreary,
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs VIM
Lear.
We are glad to see Judge E. Brown
on the streets, much improved in
health.
Mr.. Alex Beazley. of Crab Orchard,
has been visiting his son, DR.. Walter
Beazley.
A few friends were entertained by
Miss Margaret TOmlinson Monday
evening.
Miss Bartenia McChord, of Rich
mond, IS the guest of Miss Florence
Burnside.
Miss Mary Burnside is visiting her
cousin, Miss Florence Burnside, OF
Paint Lick.
Miss Margaret Tomlinson accompa-
MED her father to Frankfort for sew
eral days visit.
James c. Rucker, Of Paint Lick
pent Saturday night and Sunday
with his parents.
Mr.. Thos. Anderson, of Madison,
has been spending a few days with
Lancaster relatives
Prof. Cheek and wife, Of Danville,
were here Sunday to attend the flu
neral of Mr. Malcolm Gill.
Mr.. Ben Hughes and family, OF
Boyle, have rented the DOoreS prop.
erty, on Paulding avenue.
Mrs. Minnie Jennings has gone tC
the city for goods and will open mil.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13
Wanted.

Reliable man for Manager of a
Branch Office we wish to open in this
vicinity. Here is a good opening for
the right man. K.-.uIy give good ref
erence when writing. The A. t.
Morris Wholesale House, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Illustrated catalogue cents
stamps. 3-13-6t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13
Hot Weather Coming.

DR.. HobsOn will be at the Garrard
Hotel every second Monday. Teeth
extracted without pain. A good set
of teeth, guaranteed So. The best set
on earth $50 If you paid SO for
set you could get none better. If
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13

Ii you have not paid your taxes you
Will find Sanders and Ward in e. w.
Harris store preparing to advertise
your stuff. Do not say you had no
warning, you can save cost by paying
before we reach your name.
Sanders & Ward.
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To The People of Garrard County,

We are very grateful for you liberal
patronage and sincerely request that
you call and be shown through our
stock which is complete in all it's
lines. We believe that our prices
will interest you. Withers Furni-
ture Co., Stanford, XVI
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13

Romans & Gilmore will have more
fine Buggies. Surries, Roadwagons and
phaetons than wefs,ever placed before
Garrard county people.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13

Best line of buggies, surries, phae-
tons. road wagons and harness for the
money, ever offered in Lancaster.
COnn'S Carriage Shop
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Sunday school Association.

The conference of the Ky. Sunday
School Association cOnveneS at the
Hill ST. Methodist church, Lexington,
March Is. We earnestly solicit a
good attendance from this county.
Amanda Anderson, Sec'ty.