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There is a German girl begging in
Boston, who has no hands, but carries a
little tin box strapped about her neck for
the reception Of coin. She is said to be
the possessor Of a fine house in that city,
and to be now building a row Of tene-
ment houses in Brooklyn from the funds
gathered in her peculiar calling. What
a Grant oiiice-holder she would make!
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There is Il man in this place so lazy
that he has to hire an artist to draw hi.
breath with lead poncil.--Er.
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CmcAGo Is 10 have a million dollar
opera-house. Tho business men met last
week and decided % spend that sum in
the erection Of AN opera-housel which
shoull be the finest ever built on the
Western contingat
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You can soon make the hours between
sunset and bedtime each as golden as the
brightest star which will be swapping in
the frosty frmament. He who is wise
will welcome the long evenings that are
coming that make so many pleasures
possible, be they pleasure at home or
abroad The parties and balls and so
cials will all contribute share to the
general enjoyment of our citizens; but
the greatest and best of all will be at
home, and if you are something better
than single, all the "nicer. Err.
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From the English mortality returns
for 1870, which have just been published,
it appears that during the year the
deaths of Is men and G3 women, whose
ages were stated to be upwards Of 100
years, were registered; in all, 81 persons,
against 63 and 79 respectively in 1869.
The highest ages said to have been at
tained in 1870 we're l08, by man who
died at Stone, in Stafordshire, and l07,
by a. woman who died at Huddersfeld.
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INTERESTING ITEMS.

There are about fifteen thousand Chi
namcn in San Francisco.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

one inch constitute square.
ono lollar pHr ilUh fr nrst iuaII 1I. o. cents tf
-scl subsequent iusHriIpn uIuh.r column 1d''r.ia-
ments - cent additional iHHal rItiUUs Do rHuts IHr
lias Marriage b.aths, uhitulrsi Nrt over leo iues
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vance
An Niils lue on nr.t insertion af advert .nsnt
Ra- No ,rr,iit o. any uus.
Original poetry ONF DOLLAR Ersaeh word iu Sold
Money doe byf1rc tho drt wort Us ~ritt0u We viii
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cenqueror punched the fallen Brimmer's
ribs with her umbrella, and exclaimed:
80 you willin! Dyou hear that, you
wretch? What dyou mean by writin'
OF my grandson in that way? Take that,
you serpint! o, you-you willinous
wiper You, tryin' to break lone widders
heart with such scand'lus lies as them
There, YOU williu! kenmore to ham,
mcr YOU well with this here umbereiler,
you wicked willin, you owdacious wiper
youl Take that, and that, you vile,
indecent, disgustin' wagaboo! When you
know well enough that Aleck never had
no uncle Jerry, and never had no uncle
in no sepulchro anyhow, you vile wretch
YOU"
While she pounded The editor the poet
CROPPED his way down stairs, six steps at
a time, anl emerged from the front door
with remarkable sud,#uue 3. His jour
uali,tic career ended upol tlat day.
When Brimmer's emp.oyesdrassod away
Alexander grandPrcnt and carried
her struggling and screaming down tc
the street, the editor sent for a carriage
aul was taken home 20 bel, from whence
h. arose a week later with an earnest de
termination never 10 permit another line
Of obituary poetry to cater the columns
of the Morning Glory
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Icr -sorru sipr nAiS srmrr. ~ stairs.
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"W-w-well, she said in voice hroken
by sobs, "w-what dyou mean by pub
fishing this kind of poetry ab-bout my
Johnny2 M-my is sm-Smith, and VIII.
when / looiad this m-morning for the
notice Of J,anny's ddeath in y-y-your
paper saw this awful, wicked, wicked
y-yerse;
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LOST?

NN the Andersonville Road, on my way
W from the Village to my residence, on
Monday last, Package of Papers, of no value
to any person but the owner. ANY person re-
JOSEPH PROVOST.
Haya 1872 a J
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Notice of Final Settlement.
THE undersigned gives notice that he will
make application to A. O. Norris, Judge of Pro-
Bate for Anderson County, on Wednesday, the
29th day of May next, for a Final Settlement
of the Estate of Sarah Harkips, deceased,
and a final discharge therefron.
JAMES McDAVID, Admir-
April rs, 1879 40 s.
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BLOOMIXG!

When you SEQ the many rare, beautiful, tasty
and yet reasonable priced goods, just opened
at tho Emporium of Fashion, you will be forci-
bly, reminded of handsomely laid out garden,
set out with the most beautiful plants and flow
ers Just blooming and Will naturally exclaim,
"the Emporium of Fashion is actually bloom
ing.'
Such you will hear from all that visit our es-
tablishment this season, for really we have,
without doubt, as handsome Dress Goods,
Silk Goods, Straw Goods, White Goods, Rib
bons, Laces, Collars, Cuffs, Scarfs, Bows, Fans,
Parasols, Kid Gloves Hosiery, Corsets, Skirts,
Bustles, Ladies' Under Wear, Made up Shirts,
Chignons, Braids, Switches, Prilhngs, Rufles,
Embroideries, Jewelry, Baskets, Dress Trim
mings, Buttons, French Flowers, Grapes, Nets,
Wells, Ornaments, Honey Comb Quilts, Black
Alpacas and Silks, Curtain Laces, and many
other articles not necessary TO mention, to be
found in this part of the country. Yes, we can
conscientiously say, in South Carolina, ColuHa-
bia and Charleston not excepted; besides, we
have ladies in charge of the Millinery and Dress
Making Departments of the very best TASTE
We are now prepared to make good every Word
we have said.
Those mt a distance send orders for samples
or order your Spring Hat OF Bonnet, which you
can return if not satisfactory.
Bills amounting to- ten dollars and upward
will be expressed free Of charge.
We are Agents for "Our Own Kid Glove" :"
the best for Sl.5Q Agents for Z. Butterick &
Co.'s Patterns; Agents for Grover d. Baker
Sewing Machines and Branch OF Nine, Domo-
rest, of New York.
Respectfully,
JAS. w. FOWLER & CO.,
Proprietors. Abbeville, S. G.
Anil ia lefa 81
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA;l
ANDERSON COUNTY.

IN TIE PROBATE COURT.
DY virtue of an Execution to ME directed,
Ii from the Court of Probate, 1 will expose
to sale on the First Monday in Juno next at
Anderson Court House,
ONE TRkCT OF LAND;
Containing so acres, more or less, situate in
Anderson County, near Centreville, bounding
lands of Wilson Reeves, j. N. Whitaker and
others, levied on as the property OF Sarah Dick
son. deceased at the suit of Francis +: Dickson
VS.. Jasper Hembroe, Administrator.
TERMS rgXsH. Purchaser 10 pay extra for
titles and stampE.
May 8, 1872 Al
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For Probate Judge.
M. G. PARKER, M. D.,
Graduate Of the Medical University Of Maryland

"As commenced the practice of his profess
III 9 SION. and respectfully soiicfts the patron.
ace of his friends. Having not only enjoyed
cal cal University OF Maryland but also hgvng had
experience in cpnsn p1feea on of as hs aStH te
rive entire satisfaction. He can be found at the
residence of his father, Robert Parkors, at all all
hours, unless professionally engaged. Fresh ana
rure Drugs always on hand -,
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Valuable Land for Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY,
lydia A. NJ. Van Wyck, Surviving Plaintiff,
u.s. Mary Maverick, Samuel Maverick, anu
others-Bal for Partition of Real Estate, dc.
DY viftue Of an Order from his Honor James
I'D l.. Orr, Judge of the 8th Judicial Circuit,
to me directed in the above stated case, I will
expose to sale at Anderson G: H.; on Saleday IN
JUNE next, the 3rd day of the month, the fol-
lowing property, OF the Real Estate OF the Late
Samuel Maverick, deceased, to witt
LOT No. 80, of woodland, near the village OF
Pendietons containing thirteen and half (l3D
acres? ?as per plat f1led.
LOT No. 40, of woodland, near the village of
Pend1eton, containing twenty and four-tenths
acres, with spring of water thereon,
LOT No. Of the subdivision Of 2 and 29, in
the town of Pendleton, fronting SO feet and
inches on Broad street, and containing one-hfth
of an acre, more or less.
LOT No of the subdivision Of 2 and 90, In
the town Of Pendleton, fronting SO feet and
inches ON Broad street, and containing opernith
of an acre, more or less.
LOT No of the subdivision of Tract No.
%, situate in Anderson county, on the road
leading from Andersonville to WILSON, s Bridge,
containing los acres, more or less, adjoining
Elisha Snipes and others:
LOT No: of same tract, situate in the same
County and on same road, containing l43 acres,
moro or less, adjoining Elias Earle, James
LOT No. 8, situate in same County, adjoin-
ing Lot Nos 2, and containing 1O4 acres, more
or less:
TERMS OF sALE.-one- third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. the remaining
swo-thirds to be paid in two equal annual in
stalments, to be paid in one and two years, with
interest Oh the whole amount from the day of
sale, to be paid annually; With leave to pur-
chasers to pay the whole amount or any part
- 49, D,,ro 10 orxy hon
two or more good and sufficient sureties, for the
purchase money.
VIM. McGUKiN; S: A. C.
MAY Q, 1879 A
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will apply to A. o; Norris, Esq, Probate e
next. for Final Settlement of the Estate Of
John Hix, deceased, and for letters OF dis
mission from the same.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Solicitor.

SIGNED BY MANY VOTERS.
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Tobacco! Tobacco /!

hand, at wholesaleor retail, all brands Of
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, at the lowest.
prices. Also, a supply Of Tobacco kept at Mr..
James A. Drake's.> am now located at An
derson C. H., west end of the Benson House,
where will be pleased to see my old custo-
mers and friends. have full stock of the
best LIQUORS and Cohfectioneries, which will
be sold at reasonable figures Lock out for
the Blue Sig&
Mach; 1872 IS 3ms
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To Lovers of Music.

We are authorized to say to the young
ladies and gen,lemln, and lovers Of music gen..
orally in t,is vicinity, that Prof, j. &. Mein-
niger, Principal Of Music in the Crab oreha d
sPrins- College. kindly, proposes to give IN
strnctions gratuitnusly, TO amy uuihh'f-..i
ladies' aud g,n'leman in this place, who viii
form ihenselyes into Philharmonic Society.
Mr. VI join ger will atteni the meetn;s Of the
Socieiv every Saturday night, and return To
hs duties At the college on Mon1ay mornings.
Here j. golden opp rtunity to improve the
musical t,ient of our Town, and have at the
sane time any amount Of fun. Mr.. NJ
prolnse. after the society il suiicirnty well
pracliced, q b ing his class, and the Society
al this place and al Lancaster together and
give several grand concerts during tie winter.
Everybody Is inyit to take ne ahership in
the Society who has a voice Tor singing,
whether he or she unle stands music or not.
Those who desire tn become members Of the
Society will please seal III ,ir ma mes 70 I. j.
Campb II, At this oiios early next week.
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lis rumoied that VIC aic To- Law, a new drug
store in cur town at an early dav. "Compti-
ton /. the lie of ualc, " but Il must be 20. d
one 10 c,m e,e With the old :, liable md we'll
@s'ablisL,d Louse Of J. r. Richardson, who is
a No. ! drbgglss.'a .,---.--.-'--..
ALERT.
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60 to W. H. Anderson's for your am
uni ion, pistols, pistol cartridges, etc.
The Coed Templars.

The Grand Lode Of the lndep, nG,nt Or
dr Of Good Ten plars Of the State ui Ken
lucky uet in Frankfort on Tuuduy, cctol, r
,th, and ad.ouin,d on Friday following. Tie
officers ior tia ensuing year were
,.sa.s and install,d: II
6eortr ~aAcW T.. Lexington.
q. F. Tllon p.tn. O, VIC. esra1st~~ssss.l
Lslie Harvey, G. W. V. T., Ell,ate,ht5wn
Raw. II. A. NJ. T,nd,it,n, q. W. Chaplain
I Frankfort. Tim. N.,dl.am, G. W. Setre'ar,
and TreasuFer, Louisville. Mis-. Floene,
Murray, G. W. A. s, b,thtown. Jas. 7
Willisms g. ". NJ, Iiend,rson. Miss Eel,
/ Harding, G. ". d. NJ, Monterey. John +
Davis, q. ". l. G., Paducah. A. Caldwell
q. W.Stntinel, Carton. Ut. Manion, G. W
Messenger, stotisville. ]. J. Hickman, 4. g
W. {, T., Louisville.
G.. ". Bsin, J. J. Hickman, Tim N,edhsu
and Mis- Allie Drake were elected delegate
TO the W. G.. CcnT,nton OF Good Templar
throughout The world, TO be Leld in L,ndon
England, on tie 4th Tu' fday in Nay, 1879
Miss Laura Barr,t, n. F. Thompson, Rev. II
y. Waller snd Miss Maggie Euford weI,
ehos, altcrna,es
The salart of G. W. CT. was fixed al $1,000
with the understanding that lie desute abou
hall Of II to paying of tie d.lts Of he Goa,
7empIars' .idsOco,s. rheGrand Worthy Coun
seloS was rmfaoyed as lecturer at 'alaiy o
100. D.
The degrees were made necessary qualif
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A large crowd Of our cifiscns from al parts
q the county, met at the ccurthon-c last Mon
day TO discuss she qucsion .. 20 whether or
NJ, the voters Of thu county would agree to
levy tar upon them~lsee to pay cor ne
RICH, Of way for the Cincinnati southern rail-
road. An animated discussion arose over the
matter, ynd after considersble debate u was
.uegl Unanimously resolved 10 PIT The que-
Nv y the people, and the following ~as the
rcsoiution adopted. To-wit.
/. E,.ied That We, tic people 81 Lincoln
eourty, in mas meeting assembled, request
the county court Of this county, at It, nest
meesing. to call an election in November, on
the .sme day Of the Presidential election, and
'nbmt % NE qualified voters u this county
the queuion, whether or not they se willing
10 vote : tax upon Themselves sufficient tn fss
for the rislit Of way to the Cincinnati South
ern railrysd through Lincoln comfy
Several sen,lemen asked to amend the reso-
luton b., nsl,ing the same apply 70 any road
that might V built; bu, the amendment was
voted down, jrom the fact that the meeting
WIS called pureiy m the intercs, Of the Gin
einna'i souuiefn. oihers desired to take the
vote in sue p'cGnc,r 'rly as the road might
be run through ,tut his was also voted down,
as Il was considered irpoitic and selfish. To
our thinking, The pad viii be lrcsied over the
route considered bert by the corporation, and
Il We cannot g,t itrhyoa,h Stanford, then let
u st i,at the r'.ss aesr.t point, IL possible.
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FROM TURNERsvIL1E.
TrnssnsvrlLr. Kr.. OCT. 10. n72.

TrRNhHsyILLE, Ky, Oct. 10, 1877.
torr,,uonieae,j la,,,or Jourrot
The recent fall of min enables our farmers
To proceed with their Preparations for Fall
seeding which The continucd dry weather of
the past several weeks has retarded. The dry
weather, howe,er, has pre-enicd favorable
opportunity ior cutting corn ands, curing fod-
der, which has been improved as our bare corn
field aud thousands II fodder shocks aticst.
81 OK MArTEHs.
Mr. Rice, gentleman from Cincinnati, an
extensive dealer in cattle, has ren5ered the
trade quite lively here by his. numerous aud
heavy purchase. lie deals chiefly In New
York cattle, psyine from to 81 cents and even
rs high as 9 for on extra quality.
Mr. Oficcr. Of T,nncss,c, has on hands at u.
T. Goode's, large lot Of stick and feeding
cattle.
W. G. railcy bought Of Mr. Cash, Of Ten
ncs-cc, 900 head Of sheep at 80 20 rrr head.
q. W. Afford bought 81 parties from the same
State, il3 cad at 50 35 per head.
Thisrar Of the county will contribute Ter
.harc toward. the supply Of pork 'his 'eusr.
We hear Il no cngag, m,nts at any price for
future delivery.
We regret to state that We ar sron to lose
one Of our mot c-t,ma;'c md valuable citi-
zcns in the person Of Robert Hin, wlo we
learn will shortly .tiit 10 Texas Mr. Hill Is
Young gentleman Il worth and enterprise
nnd will prove a valuable acquisition to- any
community in which he may stile.
The Trustees Of Union Academy, like all
men to whom are entrusted the managem' Mt
OF gteat and momcn,ous affair, have de-
agreed to such m ,xteui in regard to the mos,
proper per-on to conduct the ensuing session
Of the common school, that the patrons had
become really appreh, n-ivc that they would
have no school at all They have at last, how
ever, happily agreed upon employing Mr. Joe.
skinner, a young man fre-h from Lis collegiate
studies q, Lexington, and no doubt p'ssesses
rare qualifications and abilities as q teacher
We understand by hi- conduct that he he
live appreciatonof tn value Of good discipline,
a. he gave the assembled urctins to know the
very first week, and would il they didn't mind
and regard his rules, find in him skinner
in fact, as well as name.
How is IL, Mr.. Editor that with the countr,
fairly tecming with Ell ctor.. State, di-tric
county and assistant county electors, aud will
announcements Of public Speaking staring at
one from every cross roads and shop dours
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Al her fsther'- residence near this place, on
Monday night last, of consumption Miss Mag
gle, daughter Of ". s. Warm, agsd twenty
two year. Sic was patient sufferer, and has
only gone tn r cciye the reward Joi tie Mas
ter, H,rlsnnis, ic'uti,U, rih fiords arr
eniitl,d to the sympathy Of tie community y
their deep Elections I
At the residence Of her husband, in Grant
county, on TUESDAY morni'S---o'tober, Sth,
1872. aft short and painful Illness, Mr,
Annie Ban, wife II Rohtl<Ts,lla,n, and
daughter Of Alexander Dun, ~ the ssvh
year Of her age.
The dec ascd was .meml e Of the Presby.
terrain church al Ilustnnsille. She VIZ de-
voted wife, a fond mother, and a dutiful
daughter, beloved by all who kn,w her. She
aves a husband and thee children, and
numerous relatives aud friends to mourn her
loss. 4 e.
Danville and Lexington papers please copy,
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ALERT.
Our Sick.

Mn W. s. Warren is very III with fever.
Mr.. Thos. Bruce IL VI quite i'll, but no
dangerously %.
Ja-. Mckinney. sou Of Gen. II. Mckinney
is yet very SICK, but on the road to recovery.
Miss NJ ~ Wiihc,s, who las bc,n sick inc
a week before her Il teri death, l. rapidly con
vale cling.
Elder 5 II King, Elder j. r. Warren, Mr.
John McRoheiis, Sr., Mrs. Sim Hicks, an,
Mr, Geo. Mckinney, of III. vicinity, have
been quite IN or seve al weeks past, but AT,
now conval, scent
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sALrs ~ REAL nTATE.


u. r. Bash aud G. J. lluf5lcr ,tart to the
Southern market very so,n viii run Ter of
extra horses and nulcs. J. r. lnrram : Son
will al-o star, with their second dIove of mules
this Fall, in a few days.
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Al tn, Btpid church in tai. pl'o", on
Tue diy evening lat, by Rev. A. y, Rash,
Mr.. JouS o McALurER, eldost son Of joe Ne.
Ali-ter. to Nj NNsiE c. R,ruE-rsR, daurh-
t.r Of Col. C. II. Rochester. both Of Stsnford
ArrEVp,SM.-Dr !. T. Pcyton snl Mi--
Mary Varnon, " ! Rochester and Miss An
nie Craig, VIM. McAli-t,r and Mis- Su.is
Crii.. Jessie Hooker and Miss Ellen Nc No
ter; al Of this place.
Or gallon, young friend osrtsirly OUGHT To
b. the h,pp'esi man in the world, for he has
ju-; married one Of the mot charming Of
Stanford bellies. We do mt know how We
can fully express our be-t uishes for their
future welfare; bat our desirr l. that they may
live long and happy li'e, and never see a
darker day than that which dawned upon tie
earth lt-i Wcdn siay.
This young csuplr will not mase a bridal
tour until next Spring, but vii, Il Ihat time
m ,sc one Of some ein-il. rshle extent After
tie narriige CEREMONY, they repaired to the
re.idenc' Of thc bridegroom father, whcis
many friend. paItrol viii them Of glorious
feast.
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FRESH oysters served in any manner
st'allhours at Carson 4 Doods.
New Music.

We tender our thanks to Professor j. {
Neininger fir tie follow NJ pieces Of new m'i
sic, 81 his compo'itin: "Orphanhge. ~
word. and music of this gong arSpecuhi7
beautiful and adecting. IL hasa huitiiyp,
Illustrated till page. Come Back My W.
is beautiful in style, AMI should be 80
pi no. sLight Of Love" is truly -,
Polka Mazurka ''Meininsi's uY'I,..i'
yori,e Polka" is brilliant ins'Z ac.rS' "a" y
aud is-eharaclesisi.c Of the ayIf NJ. -
Waves MarcL" Is our fAyoriX AZ. y,
and We especially recomL TX a,yr
comp si,ion of the hEx.p,s . 80
Have You Go, For I%.lo,s !. .,, n,s,,S
md ,l,a haSn'a, zicd and richJ y oocur'
!. '"s "-."',i@l who Gu ad,j ri,es Of
40, ~ - . s'.' :" sna ,len canos,j song as
w ID US hsly spirit" drninl, has /
: -, Ind S'.fAoid'n-sys x,hli Ma. /
%u,,eaZi yo,tler reyDmnlss@. iion than
.urkA ,XS/of Proier-,l M,alnss,'s bee,
that VI Il love 'iiee s,l1gis /. beau.
eopprhowy piece, asi rasLI vim asy Of
NY We Aish thk dis 'iai aisl,d com.
II VINO ;" 'ps frnclpal % dsrarin,nt
ss,,,, n lIe Cab o. clard Sp.llie. Con, 40
a. - .~"'s'' @saDdani success. To,a
o.' feAiess VITO are .ameuLsS .a.. ~ uos
1l.srs a !, 70 suss,s, ,iat ,Lsy s,.,I
Z ' ss'.' Of I'M sppersaai,y % lsa.s .a as-
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Please Renew.

Those Of our subscribers who find crosses
mark ster their uSnes are notified tia, their
time expires with hat numtcr, and are EARN
e-tly requested to vncw. We thank many Of
our friend. Tor pruprt renewals; and, % FAR
but few have refn'ci To- continue onr payer.
We will in all cases Up your paper when &c
ilme Tor which you tb-cfibci cSpirp-. Their.
fore. please authorif us to continue II you
de-ire TO aid in.sul ,riing this institution.
Our terms are iHrir ~ in al unoe
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VIII ANDERSON has powder. shot.
CAPS, wsds, etc.


fr1as lately become a custoafn this place
thu man must spend poitfn Of tie night
plf 'eding hls marriage, with jis male friends.
jennie heAli'ter was eyfled upon to dis
gard the majesty Of the Nv, and the conse-
quenee was, party Of sony forty Of his young
friends and companions II childhood, repaired
20 hls root" with a bench-warrant. and
brought him into count By rail" lie cheer
fully paid the peralty, which was treat to
fssi'r-, etc, for tie crowd. The party yet
ap"'wi1h him ne long a, they could, and then
ieliveied him over to tLe tender n,,rcies Of
woman. John Is immensely popular among
The Young men Of stspk,sd, and they will miss
him greatly whcn fun Is On band.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-18

This l. the title Of nea, monthly paper,
published in the city Of Louisville, ksniucL, ,
by three lails namely -Thomas II. Stars,
Morris Klanber, ani V. H. Khegrhaber They
d" all the work and edit the paper TO-. Tl.e
price Is City cents year, or Thirty cents fos
sin month. IL las many Interesting s,ofie-,
suited b. y'ung per-ons, running through IN
p ises. The senior editor l. only fourteen yeass
OIL We have several exchanges which are
edited by grown folxs that are not 10 good 10
read As the Ao.iir. ssccess 70 ihese bsass
little iellows.