Willson to Lead Kentucky as Governor Elect in Fair Trial Promise
Indianapolis reports Republican Governor elect Augustus E. Willson and Mrs. Willson traveling to Washington. He vows that when Kentucky officials Taylor Finley Powers return they will face speedy fair trials and that he will protect them. Willson emphasizes law and order during his term starting December 10 and denies plans to consult with Taylor. Taylor agrees to return for trial when justice can be assured.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Augustus E. Willson
Kentucky
Willson
Washington
Willson Staven
M S. Taylor
Ard
Charles Finley
William Goebel
Caleb Powers
Taylor
Messrs. and
Finley
Hhe
Catch Powers
Umesare
Willan
Happy Hollow Social Notes From a Kentucky Community
Mrs John Armstrong and daughter Myrtle visited J A Coulter family. Harvie Hardin of Scruggsville stayed with his sister Mrs Tom Coulter. M C Keeling and three children visited her parents at Fairview. Jessie and Pearl Armstrong attended Sunday school at Willisburg. Jim P Brewer is on the sick list. Jennie Logsdon visited her father at Simms town. A baby boy was born to Mrs Davis Noel on November 9. J S Thomas and family visited his brother Will Thomas at Pleasant Grove. Effie Coulter visited Myrtle Armstrong. Polin residents Messrs Harvie Lea and John Kays visited. S H Crook and children dined with T W Sutherland. J D Sutherland and wife visited Ezra Sutherland at Buffalo. Death reported of Mr Bill Taylor Cheser. Mrs J M Shields visited sister Mrs Johnnie Jenkins at Willisburg. Pearl Armstrong visited Jessie Noel at Sweet Retreat. Hillsboro girls vs Hillsboro boys basketball at Sweet Retreat next Friday. Mrs Cocanougher visiting F G Noel's family. George Colvin of Illinois visiting his father in Brooksville. John Armstrong considered Showmaker tract of 26 acres. Marshall Keeling bought a heifer calf from James Shields. Ben Colvin to leave soon for Hinows. Solomon Kays sold a calf to M C Keeling. George and Creath Dean visiting Harrodsburg.
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Jennie Logsdon
Simmstown
Davis Noel
J. S. Thomas
Will Thomas
Pleasant Grove
Effie Coulter
Myrtle Armstrong
Polin
S. H. Crook
Will Dugan
John Settle
T. W. Sutherland
J. D. Sutherland
Sutherland
Ezra Sutherland
Buffalo
Bill Taylor Cheser
J. M. Shields
Johnnie Jenkins
Willisburg
Pearl Armstrong
Jessie Noel
Sweet Retreat
Hillsboro
Cocanougher
F. G. Noel
George Colvin
Ilinois
Brooksville
John Armstrong
Marshall Keeling
James Shields
Ben Colvin
Hinows
Solomon Kays
M. C. Keeling
Messrs
George and
Creath Dean
Harrodsburg
Dr King's New Discovery Praised by Fort Edward Resident
My Best Friend Alexander Benton of Rural Route 1 Fort Edward New York credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing his asthma six years ago and curing incipient consumption in his son's wife. The testimonial claims the medicine ended a terrible cough and left her perfectly well. Haydon Robertson Druggists guarantee it with a dollar price and a free trial bottle offer.
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Alexander Benton
Fort Edward
N. Y
Haydon & Robertson
Management of Servants and Lighting Reflections
A miscellany on domestic staffing notes advise clear work direction and praise for servants while avoiding public reproach during meals. It stresses neat dress and strict display of daily duties, with door etiquette and truthful yet courteous refusals to visitors. Also cited is a Clarke on lighting, praising candles hypothetically if invented today, yet favoring gas and electric options for larger spaces.
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New York Journal
Louis Bell
Tobacco Farm Listings Across Washington County Areas
County land auction style listing details multiple farms near Springfield Lebanon Mackville and surrounding towns. Properties include 70 144 acres with dwelling tobacco barn and bottom land. 125 acres near a school and church. 2774 acres near Springfield with two barns. 1144 acres with tobacco land and grass. 138 acres near Springfield with water and fences. 82 215 acres ten miles from Cedar Creek and depot. 83 167 acres near Springfield with tobacco land and grass. 87 acres near up field. 88 114 acres near Mackville with tobacco had and barn. 89 202 acres north of Springfield with tobacco barn and brick dwelling. 90 260 acres eight miles from Springfield with brick dwelling and tobacco capacity. Prices range from 20 to 75 per acre.
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Pike
School
Church
Springfield
Washington County
Lebanon
St Lebanon
Mackville
Ogantys
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Happy Hollow
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