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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
Miss Rachel Allison
PASSES OVER RIVER AFTER
..., LONG ILLNESS.

II was with great regret that the
sad news of the death OF Miss Rachel
Allison was received here Tuesday
morning Although II was known that
Miss Allison had for SOME time past
been in poor health, the end was
not so soon expected. Having been a
frequent visitor in stanford for sever
al years past. Miss Allison had won
many friends ana admirers who. be.
sides her relatives keenly feel their
loss. She made Lexington her home.
but spent much time here.
Those who know Miss Allison re-
cognized in her a noble, lovable char.
acter. and her near relatives nave
the deep sympathy Of all Mrs Mary
$. Rurch of this city and Mrs. Sara
Curtis, of Lexington are the only sur.
'iving members of the family.
Mrs. Burch, Misses Esther and
Mary Burch, and Hon. W. S. Burch
attended Miss Allisons funeral which
took place at Georgetown. Ky, Wed.
nesday afternoon.
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ILACKEY FAMILY
HOLD REUNION
ALL MEMBERS TOGETHER AT
CRAB ORCHARD FOR FIRST
TIME IN 20 YEARS

A delightful reunion OF the mem
bers of the I.ackey FAMILY OF Lin
coin county Is being held at Crab
Orchard Springs THIS week, this be.
ing the first time in twenty years
that the sons and daughters of Hon.
q. a. Lackey, have al been together
The reunion is covering a period q
two weeks, the host of members ot
the family Owing aseombeled last
week and will remain this week.
In the parity were CU. G.. a. Backey
and his daughters, Mrs. y. w. Owens,
OF Middlesboro, and her daughter Miss
Mary Byrd Givens, Mrs. w. NJ Fields.
of DeLand, Fla, Mrs. Ed Peyton, OF
Lincoln county and Mr.. Peyton, Mrs
J. G.. Bailey, of Crab Orchard and
Mr.. Bailey and their three handsome
children. and Miss Ophelia Lackey,
and the sons of Mr. Lackey: Sam &.
Lackey, of Harodsburg, mis- wife and
two children, r. T. and G.. A. Lack
ey, Jr., of Litchfield, H., and w. g
Lackey, wife and two children, of
st. Louis. Also in the happy party
were Miss Carrie Vanacsdale. of Far-
rodsburg, a sister of Mrs. S G.. Lackey
and Miss Annie Jennings, of ST. Louis
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0'Rear Slate
THE WHOLE SHOW AT REPu7Ll'
CAN STATE CONVENTION

Judge O'Rear WAS the whole show
at the republican state convention M
Louisville this week Resides nom.
mating himself for governor, he nam
ed the running mates he wanted
and wrote the platform he wanted Ia
stand on. The ticket named is as
follows
Governor u. {. oRetl. OF Ne
Seerling.
I.ieuecnart Governor-L l.. Bris
tow, of Georgetown.
Attorney General Thomas y. Nc
Gregor, OF Benton.
Auditor. W. Bothurum. OF Nj
Vernon.
Treasurer--tierman r. Monroe. OF
Louisville.
Secretary OF state \ j. Oliver
OF Sruttsvillc
Commi iiunor of Agriculture ID
W. Clark. OF Barbourylle.
superintendent OF Put ic Irstruc
toni ". Ninson. of Princeton.
Clerk Court OF Appcals-C. s. vii
son. e Williamsburg.
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TYee Reunion
DELIGHTFUL FAMILY GATHERING
HELD IN OLD ROckcAsTLE.

To the Editor of the l. J..
Dear Sir:-Will Won ALLOW
space in the columns of your valuable
paper for this letter. Had the pleas.
IRE OF meeting with -ome people By
the name of Tyree at the old Bairin
Spring near Broadhetd on last Sun.
day in the capacity of a little family
reunion. Captain w. A. Tyree acted
as POSTMASTER. lie il the only broth
or of the Tyree sisters better known
by the railroad people as Captain Ty
rec, the concrete foreman. Capt. Tv
rec has four sisters bat only three OF
them were present. They were Mrs
Mary +. Owens, of harrisburg, Mrs
Bell Cox, of Brodheao and Mrs. NJ r.
Johnson OF Whitley Station, Whitley
county.
The other sister and father of the
little family could not be present, II
the regret of all
We had good singing and grand
preaching from Mr.. Brock, Mr. Harris
and Mrs. NJ. z. Johnson and all pres
ent enjoyed good time The dinner
was prepared on the gYound in regll
lar camp style, plenty of fish and 9th.
er good things, that we will not take
space to mention.
Our old friend Chares Hurst came
over on the last train. He is one
who is liked by all who know him
He is liked by all who know him. He
is like Capt Tyree. it does him good
to make others feel happy and he il
one OF the best old boys in Rock
castle
A little excitement occurred wher
dog with the rabies passed through
the grounds while a | the little one,
were enjoying themselves in theil
singing and other amusements but ht
was followed by the old ex-marsha
b. ID. Albright and killed near the dc
pot The damage he did to stock will
lie large.
Fount Tyree, an uncle of Capt. T.;
Zee who is rs years ola and has taker
Iuost of the premiums of al the ole
fildlers' contests was present with hi
violin and gave music.
Ed Owens a son of James Owens
who has been employed by the rail
road company for 30 gears said h,
had enjoyed himself better than an.
gathering he has been to in 80 years
] enjoyed myself and do hope tina
| will have the pleasure of meeting
these good people again.
A SUBSCRIBER.
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WAYNESBURG

Way down under the old apple tree
in the good old summer time. We are
anguishing on bed o; ease. Its
very warm here in this town. Its
about-let me get up and see-just
% in the shade.
Under the guidance of kind provi-
cence we are all prospecting. Refresh
ing showers have frightened up all
growing crops. Gardens are looking
we'll.
The whistle of the tnresher is here
and wheat is yieldin. wei.
Onr Sunday school is progressing
nicely with Jimmie Reynolds superin.
tendent Bro. e onch Is with Us every
month. Mrs. Lena hurleson is very
sick. ! see Mr.. Wallace Reynolds
MIR. Evin Fell and Mr. Charley Single
ton have returned nom the army
Time expired. Ice cream is all the
90. Don't laugh when you read this
Just consider the source.
DARK VALLEY
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Champ Clark
SAYS HoooLums CONTROL NINE
TENTHS OF ELECTIONS.

Speaking before the Christian En-
G.avor convention ~ At antic GUY
thti week. Champ Clark, Speaker OF
the National House OF Representatives
and one of the biggest Americas oi
the day did some mighty struight taIh
,le said
There Is no room m the United
states for PES inst or an idler.
~, declared nj the outset. ANY man
who misses two general elections
should be DISTINGUISHED. Our fore
fathers did not fight % We could sit
II ZONE. They wanted MS to have
our own say M election II | had one
prayer that was sure to be answer
ed. It would be that every citizen
should acquire sufficient education
20 read his own hallc.. md cast II as
an American citizen hou Il.
"IIoodums run nine .enths of our
elections and tho ipodlum who goeS
,ut and votes Is a letter man then
the citizen who fails 20 cast his bal
tot II Z. the duty OF ryerv tfristian
,,tizcn to take a rand in rolitics.
-Theso nne-haired citizens who ay
rhey are too busy 4 enter politics
are bad citizens
the great NNFNliifh h'''i' ~
American republic Is the question al
good CITIZENSHIP. don't believe the
United state. Is going 10 the dogs. no
matter whether republican or ?
Democrat reads the next administra'
ton. believe tho 'arty IN power
will work tor the perretnity OF the
American republic. am~',orat'o1 OF the
conditions OF tn po,c and the bet
torment OF society.
The world In general IL growing
better ana particular" our part OF
IN, country. In my onnion We VIII
coon devise a scheme that viii give
labor the benefit OF its toll and Keep
riches from few greedy soul'. Signs
point Tint the change IL In sight ana
profit with his workmen. The pen
sion system already in force ON most
Of the bic railroads puts to blush the
system maintained by the United
States Government That Is not the
age Of controversial but practical re-
iigion."
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
BAUCHMAN'S BIG SALE
this YEAR SEPT. SAND 7
DATES ANNOUNCED FOR SECOND
ANNUAL OFFERING OF HIGH
CLASS KENTUCKY STOCK

The j. ". Bauehman Livestock Com
rany this week announces and claim
ed the dates for its second annual
fan sale which will be held n Stan
ford on Wednesday and ursday,
September. and Z. From the char
acter of stuff which they have already
Oh hand for this big sale, they be-
lieve that it will eclipse the big sale
Of last fall when Mr. yBaughman sold
$4,000 worth OF mules, brood mares
and colts in one day. That sale al
most set record in this part of the
state for high prices for mules and
brood mares. and Mr.. Baughman be-
Iieves that the stock ne viii offer in
this years sale will be of a still high
er class and bring more money. His
sale last year was attended by one OF
the largest crowds ever seen az a
sale in Central Kentucky and the
easerness with which the good things
we're snapped up. shows the healthy
demand of the market for the things
that he offers. Many of the big buy
ers who were here then have already
sisniiied their intention of being pres
ent at this sale tbeis season.
MI Baughman has associated in
business with him Char'es Lutes. one
of the shrewdest judges and buyers
81 cattle ever produced in kentucky,
and in this years sale besides a large
stock of mules, brood mares and hors-
es, they will offer the best lot of
stock and feeding cattle and sheep
ever gotten together in this section.
This feature will add extra interest
/ to the big sac and means that still
greater numbers OF buyers will be on
hand.
| Owing to the fact that a great num-
Der of his friends, have requested
that Mr.. Baughman accept stock from
them to be sold during the SALE. he
has decided to make the sale cover
two days, the first of which will be
devoted to the sale of his stock and
the second to that of stock which he
| has accepted to sell on a commission.
And in this regard, he will accept and
offer on this second cay nothing but
stock of the highest class and ap-
proved stuff that will maintain the
high reputation he has ALREADY made
! for the ass of offerings he puts up.
These big sales will be literally ad-
yertised. and those who are interested
are requested to watca for the adver-
Using 10 come later which will give
| full details.
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Union Services
TO BE HELD IN STANFORD
CHURCHES SUNDAY NIGHTS

Union services or s 'ndav evenings
will te held by the 70 r churches of
Stanford during the : n,ainder Ot the
heated term. The pastors of the Chris
tian,, Baptist Methodist and PresOy-
terrain churches held meeting early
this week and decide. upon this plan
which will undoubtedly meet with
much favor. They also arrange the
following schedule of services.
July 1G at Baptist church sermon by
L. l.. Bruce.
July %, at NJ. L. church sermon by
j. T.. Jones.
July 30, at Presbyterian church SER
mon by d. NJ. Walker.
Aug 6, at Christian church sermon
by ] J. Dickey.
Aug. 10, at Baptist church sermon
by ID. NJ. Walker.
Aug. 20, at NJ. T.. church sermon By
p. l.. Bruce.
Aug. "a, at Presbyterian church
sermon by J. ]. DickeN.
Ser. 3, Christian church sermon by
]. b. Jones.
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TOWN LOTS GO
like HOT CAKES
BIC CROWD ATTENDS AUCTION
SALE AND eiDOl:Ic rs sPlR.
TIED FOR OFFERINGS.

ono OF the large 4 crowds that has
assembled In Crab Orchard In years
gathered there Wednesday for the
sale of lots IN Mineral Park Add
tion." promoted aud carried out most
successfully bv the American Realty
ana Auction Company Of Lexington
The tract sold ~ located directly ad-
jsccnt to the depot. md divided up
into lots. was sold In ID whoop 10y the
famous twin auctioneers. TIE Penny
brothers, who cried the "a IS IN uni.
son ana kept things Un the Jump at
all time" The eighty lots sold Tor
an average OF Sii af.ece, netting %
nice little profit 20 the auction com
pany. and to the former owners the
buchanan heirs
4 free lot was given NJ the end
ot the sale. and was drawn By
Garfield Howard. son OF Ben Howard
of the West End George ID. Boone
drew the nyc-dollar gold piece. and
there was merry scramble for the
hand ,ml of 81 yer which we're sent.
tered broadcast after the safe And
the singing ol the MAJ quartet from
the wagon after the sale had CON
cludcd was worth the pricc OF admis'
sion alone.
The interest In ac sale. shows
the confidence which m, people OF
the Ealt End have IN Crab Orchard.
Most of the people were crab Orch'
ard people or those residing "a that
section at the county. which shows
that they believe g.. their city and
nave confidence o. It's future. \
number of handsome residences are
already planned tor IT, new addition
and several business houses will 20
I'D near the depot on tho lots pur'
chased
Crab Orchard NNws
Miss Julia Goodwin Is ia Cincin
natl visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs Anna Nav EubanQs and NJ
tie daughter. OF Coyinston, and Mrs
/ 4. Nuckols. Of Pineyille. are guests
OF Mrs ] " Collier and family.
Master Robert Cass, of Brodhcad
l. with Mr. and Mrs Il l. Collier
MI totn Brock and daughter
aud Mrs brooks are nnNing a p cas-
ant visit with Miss aiollie Brooks
and mother.
Rev. Cooley will preach at the
Baptist church Sunday evening al
7.30 o'clock.
Miss Maggie Brock. Of London
has returned home after a pleasant
visit with her aunt. Mrs. l.. ,. Jones
Miss James Adams. of Frankfort
4. spending the summer witt he'
grandmother. Mr. John buchanan.
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CLARENCE SIPPLE
WANTS CAMP Meeting
URGENT PLEA FOR CONTINUAL
TON OF THE MEETING AT
JUMBO his YEAR

] learned from the present OIL
GERS of the Camp Meeting Association
that the meeting this year will be
held about the last Of August | am
Eratified that the Camp Meeting work
will go on at Green River. My heart
was and is now in that work, which
for the most part was started by the
sacrifices of a few OF Gods children,
assisted by the generous aid of some
of the best citizens OF old Linco n
l am still Of the opinion that the
meeting can and by an means ought
TO run on. It's needed.
People will go TO a meeting of that
KIND and will be brought in touch
with the gospel who are by the
churches. A change is needed in
church life, az well as any other to
break the monotony. Christ preach.
ed 10 the multitudes by the river ana
in the mountains. Ana why not have
n yearly feast of the pure gospel
preached by some our best preacher
annually at Jumbo? why not build
cottages, buy you a tent and be on
the grounds early this year and stay
all through the meeting? That VIII
make il go.
We have good grounds and taber
nacle. And it's only a question with
YOU will a number build cottages
this year and substantially support
the meeting? That's all that is need
ed. The fact that there are some Oh
posers and others who viii stand by
q and see YOU spend your time and
money for their salvation and the
general good oil the church and not
help but talk about you is net a sufn
cient excuse for us to give up the
work These few poor suspicious de
Vii POSSESSED souls needs pity and
mercy. But there are many others
honest Garnet people a about who
come 10 the meeting seeking the
Christ and wanting to do better
In Gods name Is II not our duty tc
carry the gospel To them? And sc
We need the benefit of the work our
selves. Is II not a fact that many
Christians ole spiritually because they
do not work? The best way 10 go e
hell is just simply to do nothing Bt
hot or cold. act and live OF do moth
ing and die. Be on one side or the
other, run the Camp Meeting or be
found earnestly trying God will Civ,
the victory.
| be ieve that God will bless the
work. | have faith in the work.
cannot now support the meeting ant
attend as | have in the past but | vii
gladly aid in every way can e
help the meeting along.
The exact date will be given latel
Let everybody prepare to come e
Jumbo Camp Meeting 1911.
a Yours. Clarence J. SiDple.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN

Born. to the wife Of Henry Leach a
fnse boy.
Misses Ruth and Leila Singleton, OF
Waynesburg are visiting Miss Weecie
Murphy,
A. ]. Johnson and family spent Sun
day with ris father.
There were many people who at
tended the children's picnic Saturday
and every body report. good thine.
Laura and Nettie Johnson spent
Friday night with Lizzie Dye and at
tended the picnic.
Mrs. c. NJ. Pettus. Of Somerset, Wis
tied err aunt Mrs. w. ID. johnson last
week.
MIR. Smitr of Burnside. bought some
nice hogs of j. A. art.
Berries afe very p entiful in this re-
gion, and selling Tor good price.
Mrs. ]. A. Hart is on the sick list.
Farmers are very busy cutting hay
threshing wheat.
Rev. Combs filled his regular APP
pointment at NJ. L. church. Sunday.
Mrs. Evert Chevolett is improving
after a long sick spell.
Miss Hattie Reynolds and little ne
phew Herbert have returned from Lex
ington.
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ciNNclNNAiI LIVESTOCK

Cincinnati. July. 10 Cattle-Re-
ceipts 794; market slow; good Ia
choice dry fed about steady; med
ium and common and next 20 unsal-
able at irregula and low prices; but
chers and shippers s3.25@S.25; hsif'
ers s250@e: cows sl.5Oq4.50 calves
quiet S6.25@725. Hogs-receipts B.,
Sl3; market quiet l0@l5c lower;
butchers and packers 81 70M6.S0;
stays S3.Sem5; sow Si.50m6; pigs
and lights S4.5O@6.7j. tSeep--Re-
ceipts 1896; market steady and
G'net Sl.75603.4O: lambs generally
o. lower S2.25@I25.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
HOT WEATHER HURTS THE SKIN

Poisonous persrirayi1n caulos rash
IS, hives, hlotcnes. pnnples and prick
ly heat, often the beginning of serious
skin troubles.
To wash away the poison entire y.
oppiy a simple solution known as II.
ID. d. Prescription foe Eczema. u. ID.
ID. is generally sold in 81 bottles, but
for 20 cents we can now give you
enough to prove that the very first
drops soothe and heat the inflamed
skin as nothing else AN.
We vonch for the wonderful proper.
ties OF ID. ID. d., for We knox that II
brings instant relief FOR all kinds OF
skin trouble. Shugars and Tanner
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
A Big Season
CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS CROWD
ED AND FARE is FINE.

Crab Orchard Springs j.; having the
biggest season it has known since
the good old days when the beauty
and chivalry of the South came to
this Lincoln county pleasure resort
Tor the summers. Splendid improve
ments have been made under the new
regime. Paint and paper have given
everything a spick and span, and
pleasing appearance which delights
the eye, while the table Mrs. Willis
is setting this season, is the best in
years. The guest list has been an I'M
usually long one up to the present
time and each train brings MACY.
new arrivals. Some seventy-five guests
are expected the first OF this week,
and among them are representatives
from many states. The orchestra, un-
der the direction of Prof. Finley at.
fords hest OF mu SIC for dancing, and
the dairy concerts are most enjoyable.
The management has installed many
improvements this season and these
together with the excellent culinary
department are good drawing cards.
Crab Orchards noted mineral waters
are beneficial. as always and the
head chefs light rates" are mosr
palatable
Among those from Stanford who
have been guests there the past week
are: Mrs. Louise Tate. Mr.. and Mrs,
{. h. Tate and children. Misses Pattie
and Kate Alcorn, Mrs j. n. Saunders,
Mrs. Susan b. Yeager and Mr.. John
Menefee, Mrs. Bessie Mckinney and
MIR. Lee Ripley. Miss Nancy Yeager
and Mr.. Mike Penny. Miss Berta
Jean Penny and DR. w. L. Carman
Miss Virginia Bourne and Mr.. George
Menefee, Messrs. Wesley Embry. VIII
McCarty. Walter Milburn, and Russell
Brown.
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MI. SALEM.

Mrs. CloCd Hughes and children
Sodie aud Bessie have returned Ia
their home at Mckinney after viist
with her sister Miss Matte May
Floyd, of this place
Mrs. n. u. t1oyd, We are glad "a
say. is improving aftes several weeks
illness.
Miss Hattie Floyd visited friends
and relatives at Mckinney this week
Mrs. Cameron. has several board
ers attending Elixir Springs
Mr.. A. III. Houchin. proprietor OF
Elixir Springs, seems to be doing a
nice business. There are a number
Of bOarders there this week.
There was a large crowd present
at the children's day services Sunday
at Mt Salem.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
MUST BELIEVE 1T.
Wher Well-known Stanford People
Tell II So Plainly.


Tell II So Plainly.
when public enlargement is made
Oy a representative citizen of Stan
ford the proof is positive You must
believe II Read this te itimUny. Ey-
cry man. woman or child with any
kidney trouble wi find profit in the
reading.
John T. Barnette Rowland st, Stan
ford, Ky. saws: Il us d n great mum
Der Cl kidney remedies during the
past three years and { can saw that
Doans Kidney Pills brought me the
llrst relief | received My work o.
bliges me TO do heavy lifting and stOop
ing and this weakened my kidneys.
suffered from main across the
small OF my back that often became
so intense was unable To do any
thing. ! was feeling miserable when
learned OF DOan Kidney Phi and
they were recommended so highly
tnat | procured Il SUPPLY at Shugar'
a Tanners Drug Store. This remedy
gave me almost iNtant relief and
Tor that reason gladly recommend
H."
For sale by all dea.ers Price soc
Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, New
iory. soe agents for the United
States.
Remember the name oan's-and
take no other.
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SAVED TWO LIVES

Neither my sister nor myself might
be living today. II had not been for
nr. Kings New Discovery writes a.
II. Mcdonald OF Fayetteville, N. C..
RED. No. 8, for we both had fright
ful coughs that no other remedy could
help. We were told my sitter had
consumption. She was very week ana
had night sweats but your wonderIui
medicine completely cured both OF us
ITS the best ! ever used or heard
Of" For sore lungs. coughs colds
hemorrhage, lagrippe, asthma, nay
lever. crohpe. whooping cough'--all
bronchial troubles,-lts supreme
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When the first eXecr,ion under the
new law providing for electrocution
in the place of ranging took place in
the state penitentiaSy at EddYille
at week IL came near ending in the
death of two persons Instead of one
Prison Physician II. II. Moss stepped
forward To feel the pulse of the legro
who formed the first Iubiect, before
the current had been turned Off, and
barely missed having between two
aud three thousand volts pass through
his body. The negro, James BuemeI
paid the penalty for the murder OF Q
policeman at Lebanon several weeks
ago.
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"Wednesday afternoon the members
Of the Bach Club enjoyed an informa
Bach recital by Miss Kate Newland
al the home OF her teacher Miss FL
len Ballou. A discussion OF some must
cal history was also part OF the after
moons program. A most charming
program mas been arranged for reel'
ton at an early date, ana many guests
will have the privilege Of being pres
ent. IL is believed that the music
lovers OF Stanford would giaGiy pay
should the cub decide TO give pie
mic performance.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
OLD SOLDIER TORTURED

For many years | sulfered unspeak
able torture from Indigestion. consti
patton and liver trouble. wrote A. X
Smith a war veteran at Erie. Pa. "but
DR.. Kings Now Lite Pills fixed tue Ill
right. They're simpy great" Try
them for stomach. over or kidney
troubleS Only rs cents at Penny's
Drug Store.
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FARM FOR GALE!

We viii cell privately farm ri
about 100 acres in Lincoln county
Ky, one-half mile from Crab Orch
ard. nicely located. mostly bottom
land, very productive. Every acre
tilable, an abundance OF stock water
and especially adapted TO corn and
grass Good tenant house OF three
rooms on farm. Terms reasonable
Apply at once 10.
X. II. Bronaugh, agent. 4s-tf