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Glasgow Times 
Allen Co, Dec 16th: Miss Belle POPE's school closes Friday with
entertaining. Mr. J E LOVELL of Pope KY is visiting the family of Mr T C
OLIVER here. Professor W E TAYLOR, the county superintendent was here last
week.

Scottsville - Dec 16: Mr Hatton JOHNSON & Miss Delia HOOD were married a few
days ago. Mrs.W H READ returned from a 2-week visit to Bowling Green. Oscar
PATTON & _ettie POPE will be married on Dec 22nd. While out hunting recently
Porter READ killed a large red fox, crippled another and saw a third. Ed
QUESSENBERRY and Vernon MORGAN went to Memphis to engage in the lumber
business for the GLADDEN Lumber Co. John H PAGE, a former Allen Co boy, was
elected Circuit Clerk of Louisville and Jefferson county and was married
yesterday to Lily MALONEY, a most estimable young lady of Louisville.

Smiths Grove Gazette: Mad-Stone. Dr. Alex BEARD, of Knob Lick, was bitten
some time ago by what he supposed to be a mad-dog, and he came to Mr. G O
CRAIG, near town, but it failed to take. It is not known certainly whether
the dog that bit Dr Beard has hydrophobia, but the results are closely
watched. So great was Dr Beard's faith in the virtues of the mad-stone that
he had it applied, fearing that the dog might have been in a poisonous
state. The stone will cling to the wound if there is the least bit of poison
in the system and will not drop off until it is all drawn out. The stone
that Mr. Craig has has been in use for nearly one hundred years, and in no
case, where it was it applied to mad-dog bites, has the victim ever died of
rabies. It is a wonderful gift of nature to mankind.

Mr. Clem SHOBE's beautiful new soda fount is drawing a trade for winter soda
water. It is a beauty, and the latest thing out in the line of soda
fountains. The early morning train, beginning with yesterday, leaves Glasgow
fifteen minute later at 6:15. The noon train will come in at 12:20; the
outgoing evening train will leave at 3:30; the incoming night train will
come in at ____. Partial article about Jim PERKINS who will recover -
wounded in the arm previously, ... completely shattered; bone torn in
pieces; wounded with a small shot instead of buckshot. TAYLOR hasn't been
apprehended.

Cards are out announcing the marriage of Mr C T DICKEY, a prominent young
man of Barren county, to Miss Alie PARRISH, daughter of Mr. G W PARRISH, of
near this place, December 22, at the home of the bride's parents, at 1
o'clock p.m. Immediately after the ceremony the contracting parties will
leave for Louisville and other points. This section cannot boast of two more
popular young people than the bride-to-be and the bridegroom. Miss Parrish
is one of our most lovable and winsome young ladies, of well-known integrity
and business sagacity. They have a host of friends who will congratulate
them upon the consumation of this happy event and it will be their most
sincere wish that no sorrow shall cross the paty of this happy union. (Hart
County Record).


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