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The Greatest Son of Jordan PeacockIs four years old a rich cherry bay as much style and fineness asofanyeyes feet and legs He is nicely broken to saddle and harnessHe is a show horse of high quality and his colts which are justcoming in are evidence that he will prove one of the great sitesof highclass horses o

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Highland Peacock by Jordan Peacock 1148 by Peacock No 498 by Blue JeansINo 3 dam by Raven Artist No 1043 Volume 3 he by Chester by Artist

75 he by King William No 67 by No 64 first dam by JohnWaxey No 100 stock Raven Artists 1st darn by Vidette 535

A trotting stallion bred for speed endurance greatstrength and level head is 151 hands high a horse ofmakeup and wonderful substance and the most perfectdisposition we have ever seen or handled He is sound

in every and will measure up to your demahds if you want to raisean all purpose horse His breeding combines the highest class of trotterstracing to the great 10 on both sides in the second

10 is conceded to be the greatest sire of trotters either livingor dead and Ringold is only twice removed which ought to make him beyond

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Service Fee 10 to Insure Living Colt

I locofocusIs a Black Jack with white points 6years old about 15 hands high withextreme length very heavy bone andfoot long bony head extra longwell shaped eaxyand has provenhimself in 6tn county where wepurchased to be an unusual finebreeder sfour of his colts sold lastfall eanlings for 125 00 eachand a >umber of others from 8500to 10 00 per head W YOUNG COFFEY

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WITH OUR CORRESPONDENTSH

Weeks flappenings News Important or Otherwise as Report¬

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GRADYV ILLS

Fine prospect for a fruit croprthis year

Wheat and grass is lookingfine

Corn planting is the topic ofthe day

W R Sexton of Columbia washere Wednesday looking after

paintingJohn

the noted shoe manof Columbia was here last Fri ¬day

Will Kemp of Kemp was inI

our midst last FridayThe uptodate fertilizerman

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of New Albany Mr Jay was withus last Saturday

Mr Thos Dowell of Miami wasin our town last Saturday lookingafter his unfinished affairs in this

communityMessrs

Bell and ClaudGilpin of Nell community were inour midst last Saturday

Dr C W Bowling of Cannerwas here a day or so of last weektesting our peoples eye sight

Dr John Grady of Columbiaspent a day or so here last weekvisiting his relatives

Mr S D Caldwell one ofPortlands substantial farmerswas thus last Monday

Our merchants are all receiv ¬ing a full line of spring goodsand are njpying a good trade

We understand that big creekis full of nice fish and our boysare having a good time withlines and hooks these warmnights r j

Walker and Son of Nell 2ndWilmore and Moss will put in a

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new line from this jplace to Red Lick The workwill begin in the near future

James K Rodgers one of thebest farmers in Keltner com ¬munity was in our midst last

and every thingmoving off nicely in his section

J F the well knowntobacco man of this sectionbought W M Smith and son croplast week at 1150 per cwt

Our town was full of ladiesnearly every day last week look ¬

goods

Mrs Ellaed by Miss Sarah L Shirrellspent ° in

Mr and Mrs J D Walker ofColumbia on theirmany friends in our city one daylast week

Mrs Judia Baker and Mrs TJ ICeltner of Keltnerwere the guests of Mr ClemKeltner and family a few daysof last week

Mr Allen Parson of Kempand J P of imade our town last Monday in

interest of and weglad to note that both received

a good load That goes to prove j

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a five dollar william for the onethat pays him down the mostcash for his work at the time hehas it done at the close of yearMr Denny is by no means hard 4up for cash but he has a desireto give his customerat the end of the year I seewhere you are exactly rightMitchel come on with your workand the cash and get the fivedollar bill at the close of year

Our town isxevery-

dayI Seldom a day passes bybut we hear of some one

to build athere old one OurI

mills are taking orders daily II almost for house patterns We areglad to note that it will only beIa short time that theof the disaster we had the 7th ofJune will even be noticed so faras the looks of our property isIconscern and we must not forgetto state that for the last sixjmonths that ourhave made great improvementson their farms in the way of put¬ting in new fences and sowinggrass The land that was ¬

almost ruined after the flood 4is now covered with wheat orgrass and and infact every thingin this section has almost a new

ABSfiER

=Health in this section is good

Mrs S R Thomas spent a fewdays in this neighborhood

W P visited hisof Casey county last

weekMatthewof this

place visited his sister of Jeri ¬cho neighborhood and

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to Save flftone seethe Lyon Buggy CosItelephoneFriday reported

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fingmillineryRobertson accompain

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Dillinghamdaughter

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D P Rice of Holmes visitedrelatives at this place last veekI

MrOwen Humphress and wifevisited relatives on Snake CreekSaturday and Sunday

Mr and Mrs B P Bailey ofWatson werethe guests of MrJD Absher and family Satur¬day and Sunday-

S H Absher of near CrayCraft passechthrough this neigh¬borhoodenroutefor Knifley Sun ¬day

The Sunday School at Egypt isprogressing nicely under themanagement of A H Feese andB F Thomas

Miss Della Feese and Mrs Mattie Watson made this place a calllast week

Lum Ttenf made a flying tripto Watson a few days ago

Several from this place attend ¬ed a surprise birthday dinner atMr J B Caves Those fromthis neighborhoodwereWHCave Mr N R Thomas andwife Mr W P Dillingham andwife Mr James Cooley and wifeMr Henry Cooley and wife MrB F Robertson and wife MrsElizabeth Cooley and daughterNannieeand Misses Bertha Audra Dillingham Arva Cleo GaveNellie Thomas and MrR ACooley Masters Willie ThomasFrank Claud and Jeff Cooley iend severalothei R

Mr 33ispentlSaturday night with cousin lFred Hum hress t cX2icI tt > t

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