Miss Lindner, of Lexington, will take
'iVtwirt Jn tho new oiihrn which Is tn ho
performed shortly in this city. The
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Frankfort has also been secured for the
occasion. It will bo a grand treat for
people of our city. Tho music is
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interesting.
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postmaster in this county is selling the
'unclaimed Roundabouts left iu his
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in that line. We Would suggest to the
geat that if he does not mako enough
his office without resorting to
means to raise the wind, he had
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better throw up his Job and hire him
self out as a farm hand.
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growing, they send It down by the car
load. 2t.
To Tlie Ladies.
Mrs. Maggie Hallnan will be pleased
to have the ladies in the city and
country call and make an inspection
of her pattern hats and bonnets
which she will exhibit on Thursday.
Apiil 22d.
Jas. Heeney sells Cream and Favorite
flour. 2t.
Don't forget the opening at Mrs.
Hallnan's, Thursday.
The Lexington Holler Mills Co. is
the only mill in the State that does a
strictly wholesale business. They sell
to dealers only, but exchange flour for
wheat. 2t.
Everybody Invited to Mrs. Hall-
nan's spring opening.
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We ask our frjends to aid us by buying
our tlour. Lucas Bkodhead,
Sandy Hoiuj,
Joe. LeCompt.
