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Tell our young Franklin county friend,
who lived in the brush when out here, if he
will get out where he can catch more breeze
and fewer licks next lime he comes, he will
like it better.
For fear I may become irksome and
perhaps want privilige of writing again, I
will siiy'.. my love to nil who read the
RouNiunouT and adieu for this time.
HlM.lTH.
Lebanon Ridge.
We had a very heavy rain storm in this
section Monday night.
Born To Mr. Charles Wilbom and
wife, on Tuesday, May 29th, a daughter.
Mr. Dennis Rearden and wile returned
Tuesday from a visit to Mr. Jas. Shannor,
in Frankfort.
W. B. Tracey, Eq , hnfl purchased
a new buggv. We are hound to have a
new pike now, sure.
Some few of our farmers have set out
their tobacco plants. Most of the plants in
this section are too small yet to he set
There is some complaint in our neighborhood
about our titerchnut not keeping enotiiili
goods to supply the demand, and some
have about made up their minds to go to
Scrabble hereafter when they wish to purchase.
Cupper.
Switzer.
The farmers are happy since the rain
Mrs. Malvina Jones Htill remains very ill,
Miss Ophie Thomnson is spending several
weeks with Miss Minnie Brown, nrnring
Stamping Ground.
Mr. Jesse Hockersmilh and wife, of Peak's
Mill, paid a visit to the family of Mr.
Jeff Jones this week.
There will be preaching at North Fork
Sunday and probably at night by Rev. W.
A. Arrasmith the pastor.
Mr. Win. Ruble, jailer of Louisville, and
wife spent several days with the family of
Mr. James Lyon this week.
