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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-19
Orange County Farmers Association.

The annual meeting of the Orange
county farmers association will be held
at Chelsea, Aug. 20, at one O'Clock, jp. m.
A full attendance is desired of all in
terested in the work.
Let us all get together at this meet
ing, and keep Orange county up to
date in progressive agriculture
The new county agent, Mr.. E. H. Love-
land will be present, and we expect Mr..
L. c. Dodge of the department of agri-
culture. Washington, ID. C. to be present
and talk to us upon farm management
and Orange county problems in particu-
lar.
Executive committee.
A. B. Palmer, president,
Nelson Bailey, treasurer,
G. f. Chamberlain, secretary.
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Montpelier Band Concert.

Program Of concert 70 be given by the
Montpelier Military hand at Montpelier
Thursday evening. Aug. %. AZ 5 o'clock.
Maich--H igCinsonian ...... Stimson
Overture Soldiers and SweetheartsH
.....-.........s. Beruenholtz
Fantasia on ~Old Kentucky Home ....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Langey
with solos for all Instruments
Those Dixie Ewes ....... Grant
Waltz PLEASURES q the Past" .....
-........-......... WsldteufeI
Sclection--The Gul Of My Dreams
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Huschna
Desc-ip five-~The Night Alarm Reeves
Finale--Up the Street ........ Morse
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Mrs. c. NJ. Page and Mrs. A. f. La.
gare were at Montpelier Monday and
Tuesday to attend the sessions of grand
temple of Pythian Sisters.
| Mrs. B. A. Webber and Miss Gladys
| Webber went to Barre Saturday for an
indefinite stay, as Mr.. Webber went
there to work early last week.
c. Fl. Hendry was in Montpelier on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. f. Clark and children
and Mrs. Emma ]. Clark went to their
cottage at Lake Groton Sunday for a
few weeks stay.
NJ. and Mrs. A. B. Carpenter re-
turned from their visit at Barre Sun
day, and have gone to Lake Groton to
camp.
Mrs. Jennie Crown and Miss Anna
Eastman went Saturday to visit rela-
tives in Hardwick, returning Monday.
Mrs. Frank Sanders and Miss Nellie
Heath were at Woodsville, y. H., yester-
day.
MIS-. Albert Eastman and two children
of st. ,Johnsbury arrived here Monday
and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Heath.
Editor Lord of the Groton Times
passed Sunday and Monday with his
family, who are staying at their cot
tage at Lake Groton.
DIR. G. c. Cowan, w. w. Pillsbury,
r. +. Pillsbury and A. $. Clark went to
Montpelier Monday to attend the grand
lodge knights of Pythias.
Alrs. Dexter Whitehill and daughter,
Lenna, went Saturday to Manchester,
y. H., to visit her sister, Mrs. +. o.
Jones. She will also go to Billeriea, !
Mass, before she returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. James and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Horace James were at Ryegate /
Monday afternoon to attend the funeral |
IF Mrs. Gibson, a relative.
Miss Tinkham OF Topsham commenced |
work Monday as a compositor in the
iroton Times office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe r. Lane, with Mrs.
}. \. Richardson, and party, in two
arge automobiles were callers in town
friday. leaving for their home at Daven-
,ort, Ia, the same day.
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Martin Spellacy was in city court yes
terday on the charge OF breach of the
peace, the specific allegation being that
he whipped his child too severely. He
pleaded guilty and the case was con
tinued two weeks to permit of a fur
Their investigation.
A hearing was held in probate court
yesto rday in the case OF Albert Eldredge
of Warren to commit him to the state
hospital at Waterbury as a state charge.
Mr.. Eldredge attended the hearing and
protested against being sent TO the asy-
lum. claiming that he is sane and not a
pauper either. The case was continued
until Sept. Is for more evidence.
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J. A. Graham is at his store again after
hard attack of sciatica.

]. A. Graham is at his store again after
a hard attack of sciatica.
A parish meeting of the Barnard and
East Barnard Methodist charge will be
held at Barnard on Labor day. Five
neighboring ministers will give addresses
and dinner will be served.
Rev. w. H. Rider of Gloucester, Mass,
is spending the week at Robert Z. Bur
nett's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. LaRock, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. 0. Bailey ana lyman Bailey re-
turned yesterday from an automobile
trip Of several days, during which they
visited the old home and burial place in
Waitsfield of Mr.. LaRock's father, who
died a few months after returning from
the Civil war.
News was received yesterday of the
death in Boston on Monday of Mrs. Har-
riet NJ. Angel. for many years resi-
dent of this village, and widow of the
late Frank Angel, who lived and died
in the present home of George A. In
gals. Mrs. Angel is survived by an
aged mother and brother, Jerome Nor
gan, in Barnard, and two sons, Frank
and Edward, in Boston. The remains
arrived to-day for interment in Bar
nard.
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EAST BARRE

All members of Court Phil Sheridan,
No. s. are requested to attend the next
regular meeting of the court Wednes-
day evening, Aug. 10, at 1880, to make
arrangements to hold picnic of the
above court as soon as arrangements
can be made. Per order court, j. p
O'Hagan. Z. S.
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GRANITEvILLE.

All members of Court Rob Roy, No. 8,
wishing to attend the picnic Aug. %
with their families will get their tickets
from the following commtte; J. B. Ra-
betaille, T. E. Brady, NJ. T. Sullivan,
j. Enright, j. ]. Sullivan. Members of
the circle, you are request to attend.
Don't forget the date.
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NORTHFIELD
Improvements Being Made at the Fan
grounds.

|
| The Central Vermont railway is build
ing siding at the fairgrounds which
will enable shippers of stock and other
exhibits TO unload at the grounds.
Among other improvements at the
grounds are new entrance for aufomo
biles, separate entrance for pedestrians
in the shape of long fight of stairs.
The directors are hard at work in an
endcayor to make the fair a success.
Miss Eva E. Berry of Richmond is Wis
iting Mrs. James WEIGH of Central
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Deeriug, who have
been spending several weeks in town, left
today for Montpelier, where they will
visit a few days before leaving for their
horne in Arlington. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs James l.. TAYLOR of Bos
ton are guests of Mr.. and Mrs, #. n.
Carpenter.
f. l.. Gaskell and son, Merrill, were
guests of his daughter, Mrs. f. S. Dyke,
over Sunday.
William H. Moriarty has purchased OF
Mrs. Z. 4. Deering and Charles Braley
the Ellen Braley house on Highland ave-
nue., Possession will be given Sept. |.
Mr.. Moriarty does not intend to occupy
the house at present, as both tenements
are now rented.
Toe Pierce, who has been the efficient |
clerk at the Mortified house for the
past six years, finished work there last |
week and left Monday noon for Con-
cord, n. H., where he will make his home
with his son. Joe will be missed by the |
public and by the townspeo
pie rs well. as he was always accom-
and genial.
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MONTPELIER
Mrs Byron ]. Stockwell Died After 10
Weeks Illness.

The death of Mrs. Byron J. Stock
well occurred at her home, IL Cliff street.
yesterday afternoon after an illness OF
10 weeks with heart trouble. Her maid
en- name was Jane L. Atherton and she
was born in Duxbury II years ago. She
was married to George Bennett and fol-
lowing his death she became the wife OF
Byron Stockwell. Her second husband,
veteran of the Civil war, died two
years ago. Mrs. Stockwell leaves several
nieces and nephews. The funeral will
be held from her late home Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock and the remains
will be taken to Duxbury for burial in
the family lot.
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GRANITEvILLE.

Regular meeting Of Mystic circle. No
os5, in Gilbsrt's hall Thursday, Aug. 20
Evelv member please attend.
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Special train leaves Barre esos q. N. ;
Montpelier, es4s .. N. Pare for round
triP, sl.s5. See flyers Tor particuslrs.
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EAST BARRE.

Regular meeting Of WI.
ANfSA chosen tribe. No. 10. on
~ ~ Thursday evening at 1870.
= 7sF Work, adoption degree.
sff Corn and venison will be
49, served
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GROTON
Stohesheds Are Closed Because of Lack
of Power.

The stonesheds are closed down for
want of power and the men are leaving
town, except those who have homes here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-19

Excursion to Missisquoi Park. Via Cen.
tral Vermont Railway Sunday,
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EAST BARRE.

N II Regular meeting Of
Es;F Court Phil Sher d n
k&C XE29 No. s, F. of A., in For
IEsAsNk-f&V esters' hall, East Barre,
k tonight at 1880 o'clock.
- y Per order chief ranger.
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BETHEL
Barn on A. 1. McIntoshs Place Destroyed
BY Fire.

During a thunderstorm Monday night
lightning struck the barn at A. |. Nc
Intosh's place, seven miles from this
village, and it was burned with the new
crop of hay. Horses, cows and most of
the farming tools We're saved and with
the aid of favoring wind a bucket bri-
gade saved the house. The loss is ST.,
200 to 81, 500; insurance $500.
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and we defy anyone to contradict this
statement They are the latest styles,
including the now famous English cut,
and come in Stripes, and all sizes that
a man could ask for While the war
is being waged in Europe, we are going
to wage war in Barre on Mems Suits.
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Voltaire
Percheron Society Of America

Nolia.rc Is a handsome Pcrcheron
stallion, perfect IN conformation and
wcighS about 1000 pounds. lie has
proven himself tn he one ot the best
breeders IN the state His colts show
Toy themselves Each man think, IN,
colt Is the hest.
tic has great action for a big horse :
eau ..ei mp and 60 like a truiting horse.
The progressive farmers are breeding
tn dfdu horses more. every wear. They
realize that little. weak teams cannot do
the work a. II should he done LOIS
ri our farms have been ruined by shall
low blowing. causing soil To all wash
away. But IL was the best that could
he done with the teams we had No
successful farmer can afford to paw the
price We have 10 pay now for farm la
hosers and send them tn the field 10 do
a daF's work with small team. So
To oct The best results YOU have tn have
improved machinery and a good big
team To- pull it with. The only way tn
do tins Is to- raise big horses and Vol
tairc Is the hest big horse in the conn
try Ia breed To Tor that kind He has
proven II by what he has done
our brood mares will not last al
waNs. are YOU raising any Young ones
"a take their places, Don't YOU think
now wc.ld be good time lu ,iu So.
while YOU have such horse close to
you : \oltaire will make the season OF
1914 az my place one mile from Stan.
tord on the Danvillc pike at SISO To
insure live colt
J NEvIN CARTER. Stanford. Ky.
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SHELBY SULTAN NO. ii74e7

This Jersey Bull just received from
Shelby county. KY, and by Chs,.
Brights Imported hull Pansy Sultan
that cost 1900 and a proven breeder
Of mcrit.-by the grand bull Sultan of
Oakland. iirst prize ON the Island in
1900. First prize Sweepstake breeders
cup. Reserve champion and frs. prize
bull over Jerseys in class for bull and
progeny. 1907. also the highest price
was paid Tor him that any bull ever
brought ON the Island at public auction.
He desccnds direct from champions
Flying Fox and Imported Fern Lace
Shelby Sultan is cut of COW "a w
L. SCOTS breeding of SCOTS Station
Shelby county, KY, Zone OF Keatucky's
best Jersey men>-Coming from the
noted Sensa .mily. that has produced
him so many prize winning and high
Welding cows. His first dam is Miss
SiSela by Sensas Hero bred by w. L.
Scott and by Sensa's Pride, with IS in
list and Sensa his dam with test of p
pounds in z days and inheriting the
hest blood of the Island direct from
II. Hclia. Butter King and Torment
This royalty bred and tuberculin
tested young bull will make the pres
ent season at my farm near Stanford.
Ky. at $500 Money due when ser
vice is rendered Return privilege
granted +. REID.
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THE GREAT lack BEEcHER
Glen Brook
A HIGH GRADE STALLION

My high bred -year-old Chest
nut Sorrci Stallion will make the Sea b.
son of 1914 at my barn ON the old fair
grounds at Hustonville. ny. He is 10
hands high weight 200 pounds. He
will serve limited number Of mares
at SIS to insure living colt season
due when mare is parted with. or leay-
ing the county. This stallion j. by
Ashland Brook and. out OF standard
bred trotting mare. He has proven to
be a great breeder. having his colts to
show for him His colts are all sad
die colts. with good style and action.
Call and see good horse before
breeding tims comes.
Jim REED
will also stand he great mule lack
km Reed. the well known mule Jack
~ the old Jack of Jim Reeds. Having
sold his colts at 500 at weaving time
and Is a fine breeder, having colts to-
show Tor him here He has large
bone and his colts have good bone and
style He will stand at $40 to insure
living colt Money due when mare is
parted with ar LETT the county.
B. W. LEIGH, Hustonville, Ky.
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"possuM HUNTERS" rERRoRs
Muhlenburs County Has Band Of Nigh,
Riders udner a New Name

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Wbo i the Ic,dcr ~ IN. s;I,,, h,rJ
az ,,;d,;cb, r,Icrs ores,;o, r..
No one Gems WILLING or iii. ~ arswc,
That there is a leader AZ sbrc,yJ and
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Samson
Registered Percheron Stallion 1866

Registered Percheron Stallion 1865
This is a splendid type of the breed
Elack with star in forehead. Foaled
MAY 18th. 1910.
SlRE-The great Percheron horse
sam. 25055 (540OSl an imported horse
from France, a winner at the lnterna
tional at Chicago; also twice winner al
Virginia State Fair. tipping the scales
at 24Sn pounds.
DAM-Mason Girl Registry No
1888 \ beautiful black mare weigh
ing 1900
He will make the season at my farm
at knoblick Station. Lincoln county
better known as the "Sowell Givens
farm at
$40 to Insure a Living Foal
Money due when colt is foaled. mare
traded or removed from county
Care taken to prevent accidents, but
not responsible should any occur.
E. G. Buckley
Phone OIL, Danville, Ky
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Standing at Hustonviile

will stand the two great draft
horses WATZMAN and FRENCH Tor
the season Of 1914 at my farm near
Hustonvlle at the low sum of SO each
20 insure living colt
Watzman Is an imported German
coach horse. He sold for 5000 orr
g'nallv. have used him two sea sons
and his colts show for themselves what
he can do. all coming large size and
with lots OF style. His colts show too
well what he does. to need an extended
description.
French Is a Percheron. and Com
pany horse originally aud sold for S.
400 bought him in Metcalf county.
where he has done splendid work in
the stud. He produces splendid colts,
the big stylish fellows with fine bone
anu shape. He will attract attention
anywhere and is the kind Of a breeder
owners OF mares are looking for He
weighs 1900 pounds and gets colts like
him
! also have two or three fine. big
mule breeding Jacks which | will also
stand at SIP and $40
] X. Baughman, Hustonville, Ky.
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kentucky Gentleman has been pro.
nounced by competent Judges to be ON,
OF the greatest young horses IN III,
state. tie is just the right sizc-ls 81
hanus; weigh about l,f,O pounds lie
Is almost perfect in conformation aud
MS color is ideal, being dark chest
nut with white hind icct aud a star
and snip lie has a beautiful manc
and taii
kentucky Gentleman is especially
good IN the shoulders. wcthcrS, back
and quarters. lie has the best Of feet
and legs. aud Is perfectly sound IN CIV
cry way tie Is an impressive horse
standing still but j. more 81 IN mo-
ton. Sets himself perfectly and is
true gated horse. never touches him.
self anywhere, and has exceptional
speed at the rack and trot Last wear
with very little handling his trainer
stepped HIM IN a quarter IN "a , AZ
gait. tie has wonderful intelligence
ana is kind and gentle.
Kentucky Gentleman is typical
kcntucky saddle horsc-jh, kind the
whole word loves and admirc> His
hrecuing is the very choicest. He is by
Chester Pcavine 5llS. by Rex Pcavinc
loo. by Rex Mcdonald Sll. By Rex
Denmark S+O. Dam Flora Carter Sil0.
by Red squirrel 50. by Black squirrel
81, by Black Eagle "a 10y Ming vii
liam o7
This grand Young horse has proven
himself Ia be an exceptionally fine
breeder. and ! offer his services to the |
prbhc at the very low price of Se0m To
insuic Il 1--we colt Money la, when ruit |
Is toaled or mare parted with
The lest of attention given To- mares |
III, ru; responsible for accidents. should !
any occur.
k,ntucky Gentleman will make the |
season ii 1914 al my place one mile T,
from Stanford on the Danvillc pike
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GOATS FOR SALE

To reduce my lock ] have a few
goats for Sale. To one who has bush"
land they are better than a grubbing
hoe. more profitable and harder than
sheep. Fearless of dogs and better
browsers than either sheep or cattle.
To clear land they are invaluable. Call
IN or address. ]. II. QUlNSENBERRY,
Mgr, Arabia, Lincoln county, Ny,
Railroad station. South Fork. 29-8
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BOSSEAU

] will stand nv fine registered Per-
cheron Bosseau at nv farm on the Stan
lord and Hustonville pike, one mile
East Of Hustonville for the season Of
1915 al
SIS TO INSURE A LIVE COLT
Bosseau is fine big boned animal,
weighs 1000 pounds and is just the
kind to breed to, to get your big mule
mares.
R. L. BERRY, Hustonville Ky.
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For SALE-Onc Twentieth Cen
tury Graphophone in perfect cpndi-
ton, four minute attachment. fine Sc
lection of records, four and two
minute. Great for out-of-door enter
tsinnents and a moving picture show.
apply to lock box 1913. Stanford. ~.
D-S
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Rex O'Dare
NO Sn00

BY Chester Pcavine No 1884 by Rex
Peavnc No. l795. BY Rex Mcdonald.
SoS; lst dam Ethel ID. No. 1850: End
dam TrINie Quick No. Ss55; 3rd dam
Maud ".
Bav, lett hind foot white. 10 hands
high. foaled 1910 Viii make the sea
son OF 1914 at my stable on the Stan
lord and Shelby Guy pike. six mil,.
irnm Stanford at $40 to insure a liv-
ny colt No service on SUNDAY.
l.. II. MESSER. Stanford, Kentucky.
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John Cook

Is black percheron Stallion. about
10 ? hands high, is three years old
and weighs ll00 pounds.
! will stand him for the 1914 season
= riy place. about four miles west OF
HuStonville. at $40 to insure living
colt. Lien retained on colt and sea-
son is due il mare is traded or parted
with
| will also stand one good mule Jack
on the same terms.
Good pasturagc can be furnished
mares 1T 81 a month.
W. B. COVER, Hustorville, Ky.
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J. G. CECIL.

Dark bay stallion. 10 hands. fnalcd
Aug Is. 1901, bred at Village tarm.
East aurora, n V Sired by Dare De
VII 2p. He won seven championships.
al National Horse Show First dam
Naughty Girl by Rex Americas 2i1OOD.
tour wears old record I'll Ia. sire at
american Belle. three years. record
2l2 - and ~ others IN 30 list. a
son of Onward llll record 225 ~
sire Il Onward Silver POS - and IL
r,hcrs - ~ 49,: Onward vas sired
ny Geo Wilkes 1919 2nd dam Ducrms
sired by Mambrino King LIS. sire of
~ including Lady of the Manor 20l
Ia. third dam Dotlet by Nutwood re
ocrd Ills and sire OF $50 IN 80 list. ith
dam Topaz by Suathmorc +0S sire ni
~ IN 20 list Fifth dam Willard hy
Albion. sixth Dam Ned by Edwin For
est, 9Th Lady Turner by Mamhrino
Chief H.
The Wariicld Is an extra high class
horse not afraid of anything. a high
actor and as well broken as any horse
IN and ont of the stable. has a good
coat and carriage nice head and tail.
lie Is sure trotter. He stepped
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PRINCE BEAU NABOTH

We will stand our Tine saddl,
aud harness stallion. Prince Bca,
Ndboth, by Beau Naboth by ole
Naboth, at our farm. known as tn,
Tom Boone place on the Ouenhciu
pike at
So to Insure a Living Colt
Prime. Beau Naboth is 4 handsom,
dark bay. S-ycar-olu. 10 hands high
Of great style aud action and perfect
disposi, on. Money for season due
when mare is traded or parted with or
bred elsewhere. Care taken To pre-, ent
accidents. but not responsible should
any occur.
THE GREAT JACK BEECHER
We will also stand the great mule
jack Beecher. a, ~ to insure liv.
ing colt Bcecher is II years old and
is black with white points. sired Nv
Joe Blackburn, he by Second Prince
and he by imported Prince from Spain.
First dam Cariana Taylor. second dam
Ncornia. third dam Ellen Blythe.
fourth dam the Bennett jennet
Money due when mare is traded or
parted with ar bred elsewhere. Care
taken to prevent accidents. but not
responsible should any occur.
I. M. BOONE, r. d. I, stanford, Ky
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MaSOns' 0eetin0

Lincoln Lodge No. so p. q A. NJ. meets in
stated communication on each first and third
Monday nights Of each month at o'clock il
their hall on Main street, STANFORD, Ky. Mem
bers Of sister lodges fraternally invited to b..
present. }. W. IRELAND. Sec'y.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-17

BY weight or bale: few tons of ex-
ira nice, bright. clean timo,hy hay
the kind YOU like to ieed your horses
We also have on hand at all times.
Corn, Oats, both for feed and seed
purposes; Ship Stuff. Chicken feed,
Flour. Meal and Coal Any order you
may give us will be promptly filled
and appreciated.
d. v. KENNEDY & CO.,
44-S STANFORD Ky