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Southern Isai7road.


Mr.. VIM Brown, Of Lexington, Attorney
for the Cincinnati railroad, visited our town a
few DAYS ago, and talked seriously 10 many Of
our business men in regard TO the right Of way
through the center Of this county. lie took
occasion to silence several Doubtful Thomas
as to the certainty of the enterprise being CON
ummaied lie says one Of the proposed routes
will certainly be chosen, and the work will
be begun at no distant DIV. lie says, more
over. that all thecounties and sections Of conn
ties alony the proposed routes have willingly
granted the right of way without money or
without price. Does il become a people who
have borne the name ~ heing enicfprising ami
awake to the advantage of interna! improve
ment., TO Law supinCly upon their oars while
other sections are mn and doing striving for
the blessings hi. great thorouqb(.fe willosnfsr
upon the county? \ people who manifest such
Indifference A. we. deserve 10 be left out in the
cold and ignored. Our Hustonville friends and
,,p,essntatiyes of the west end cf2io, county.
have acted with promuip..-- .a1ifIg S-.-,s;r,
char -teristic Of The /,,t'on,a, nl,.,,c.,,I nat
7 1.-The fayo-? 80 .',.'n'cIf'I
pie .sfvosnraeoming 81 NJ ,e,'nluish'
,,tn of sto~e,o'drS n. T. "na' 90 our Pc
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LIBERAL dealers will find liberal
statesmen at J. n. ROCHESTER, & Co. s..
Fro IN Georgia

\ Wayne county friend writes US .soln Pond
Spring, Walker county, Ga, Dec. 3d, the fol-
lowing; II reached this place about the 2Oth
Of November, with lot Of the best mules to
be bought in Kentucky, and found, as thought,
a decidedly nattering market. | sold one
mule for fair price, and felt jubilant Just
as was preparing to sell another, news Of the
dreadful epizootic reached this vicinity, and
"narry' a mule have Isold since. Those farm
ers who stand in groa, need Of such stock to
transport their cotton, &c, To the markets, will
not offer a third Of the real value Of a mule
The excitement over the disease is so grea'
that il Is with extreme difficulty that trader
eau get quarters for his stock. | saw Ken
lucky droyer who passed this point a few
nights since at a late hour, and ne informed
me tina, be had sought in vain FOR accommoda-
ton. My stock have been afflicted with the
bngaboo, but very mildly. They have not
been reduced a particle. am under the i'm
preston that when the excitement wears of,
stock will bring good price and sell rapidly.
My advice to kentuckians is TO remain at
home with your stock until after Christmas"
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N"Iff f"Nifitftt fff'ff"f "'''f'ff
MAIL MATTERS.
The temporary suspension of the mail ser
vice has proved great privaiicn TO our peo-
pie generally. Tic prospect IL better now,
however, and we receive a tri-wcckly mail,
with the promise Of a regular service shortly.
SOUTHERN iiARKErs.
our stock men have about all returned from
the Southern markets, with gloomy accounts
Of sales and prices.
kO -u.ti.-PoX.
Smallpox has notns.ailcd Us yet; nor are
We disposed 10 throw down the gauntlet for a
tilt with the hiisous monster.
THANBsoIvING DAY
Was more generally observed than we
have ever known Il in this locality. Stores
aud shops were all closed during the day, and
services were held in both the churches. In
the evening small party Of friends assem-
bled to witness the marriage Of Mr.. Anthony
Hum and Miss Cloe y. Alcon. All went of
very pleasantly; Ind the "CaliihumPian
Band" won immortal honors BY their classic
rendition of the descryedly popular "chari-
vari" The piece was performed on "sigh
pints,r decidedly. OF course no allusion Is
made to the ridiculous measure which bears
that name.
TEMPERANCE.
Our village is painfully temperate, and be-
coming more 30. On last "Wednesday night
q. W. B1in delivered one Of his efectiv,
spceches here, and gave notice that he would
soon return and call dealers and drinkers to q
speedy reckoning
RELIgToUs.
Rev. D. p. Young, Of Nicholasvlle, is ex
pected TO commence a series Of services at tn,
Presbyterian church, in this place, on Wednes
day next.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Great interest is manifested in the Sunday
school enterprise at present. meeting of thu
two schools il held every Sabbath afternoon
at the churches alternately. Iii very largel!
attended.
LOOK To YoUR LtuREIs.
BY the way, We are likely to witness.a new
order Of things in church matters. Some re
pairs have been greatly needed in both on
churches, but modcsty prevented the au,hori
tics from interfering. We understand that
yesterday, some Of the "outside" citizens pro
posed to said authorities to get ont Of the wa!
and let them run the machine for a year ol
trial; pieiging thcmselvcg % resign at the en-
Of that timeif they Jailed to improve matters
Let church guardians look to their laureis
FALSTAFF.
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CLOSE dealers will find goods az low
figures at J. NJ. ROCHESTER, & Co.'S.
Personal.

Mr.. Wallace c. White, formerly of licking
ton, Kentucky, well known among the hard
ware dealers in this section Of the country, is
now representing one of the largest hardware
manufacturing establishments in the East, and
will visit our merchants in a short time to
offer them goods at frst-hand prices. Wallace
is aeleyer gentleman and worthy Of confidence
and patronage.
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FROM JACKSON COUNTY.
NcKrr, JAcrs3s CorNrr, n,e ., fs7i
. pc,u. Halt Acrr sacssnsp County
,t.or-r.-s -. prunkc en- RsbslC.

rrfffft - y hsNftAsNAf At.FfaAs
,s.,,... ..aescs hferf- J,auci'
Il Is our duty 70 apprise the pubic OF ; dis.
graceful occurrence on our streets on the md
inst. \ party Of despon'ocs, ftling DE M
ducnce OF the damning King alcohol, and ut
terly disfcarding al lev pnl ouler, visited
our town on last couriday, and ~ ]. their Gus
som, began firing 81 th,ir p.s'ol. and four
-lIhg their knivcs ini.scfiuinftcly. for the
puro-c q terrifying and minimizing the
peao Ne and orderly portion Of our village.
cur ci''>ns stood their cmduct until "fof-
ucaran,' e.sed u b. a virtue" aud tacn com
mehcen re'n.,ing the Gre, wolpding one #
the party ,eVe''y, anil Cor time deepening
,he coH'1''N no' They ralliel again, apd
made lis appearance " H., .,r,,,, 49,,
and children were terriicG ~, ~ ia. "a
The firing ceased for a siits ,;n,c 40 =.
three Of our ciiz.ns were crosse, =,
they were fired upon BY trio on. L,nJ ~,
were copccaled in garden. Tho NJ ,,.,r,,'.
ed the FIRE and the would-bc murierh,as,
/ During this dsgraccfu and dangerous an.
the officers Of the county were snuglv IN
away, and made no effort To stop IT, II l. IN.
necessary 10 add that tiicss same anrere Az
Radicals, elected by partizans and not With .
view tn their efficiency. Several nan wcr,
slightly wuundesl. inclulinr orr cnrnty Al,
torncy, Sattlcs. Thcrc 1, M knosing hos
soon this oiniruliy viii b. renewed, or whcr,
/ il will stop. We hopc. however that ourci,i
officers will cause the speedy arr1 4 AMI pGn.
/ ishment of the guilty lurties.
/ The epizootic has reached u, aud l. -,nwly
| spreading all over the mountains.
Mr.. John :. Hamilton, vhorc-idei one mil,
West Of this place, had valuable hcrsc stoler
from him few days since, look oat ~
! Iagvc. INNN.
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nc ~ea'ner~as exceedingly cold On Mon.
gay last but notwithstanding the cpi.oo,ir
&C. good many Of aqr farmers and 81
men turned out. As is useal at this s,,.,, - :
the year, but litllc stock ehaisei - =" ~
prices were lr~. The cry ancs. an \, "''
OF men wss "hlrl tines Our I..,, '''NeS
port lish deposits and pressing ,ls,n,,s - -
accsr"ou ,H, Very little money cha,
hsd'' a9'quiie small share Fen .,s'.'; 80,
q NY f.n'eT' Mcsrs. Carpenter AMI H. ~
foustfrs hcifers, and work oxen ''''''F
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Died

O. Sunday last, at the residence Of her SON
in-lag, Mr.. T NJ. Pennington, of this place,
Mr.. Amanda 7. Goggin, wife Of Bowen Goegin,
deceased, formerly of Pulaski county. The
deceased had lived to the age of ---, and had
for a number Of years been a helpless invalid,
Her remains were taken To Somerset, the
place where she always resided, for interment.
he will never know more of suffering, but
has gone to the beautiful land, where the
wicked cease from troubling and the weary
and afflicted arc at rest
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HUNTERS equipments of all kinds
az W. H. Anderson's.
Somerset Stage.

The arrival Of the Somerset stage last Mon
DAY cveningcrcatcda as much excitement among
our people as the first passenger train FROM
Louisville in 1856 Cut off our communlca-
ton with our sister counties, Pulaski and
Wayne, and sc are unhappy. The cnterpris-
ing stage company, Messrs. Newland 4 Co.,
viii onaeavor To run their coaches as often as
possible without injury to their stock On
Tuesday morning our post master sent out
about 100 pounds of mail matter on this line
that had accumulated during the past two
weeas. A sign Of the intelligence Of our
mountain friends. They are evidently read
ing people.
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For ohinchilla driving gloves In hid
aud buck 90 to J. II. ROCHESTER,
& Co.'S.
EInpOrtant.

Parties using the Wheeler a Wilson Sewing
Machines are eautloued against using needles
unless they are stamped "W. a W. Mfg Co"
on the Aattenod part Of the needle. All 9th
eS are counterfeit and worthless. cannot
warrant any machine 10 do good uorS when
those counterfeit needles are used Genuine
W, Il W. needles can b. procured "a W. II,
Andersou's or +. X. Chenault's stanford, Ky,
r. X. IACkLEl, Agent.
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seu-De-SIOis.

Reporter. how many tickets did
You have in the Library Drawing?
Col. N--Nary ticket.
Repor.er.--That shows, Colonel, that you
are a man Of sense.
Col. N.-Not 10 much rs Il shows, tina, am
not a man Of dollars.
The Reporter walked OF with the air Of one
Who has acquired a new aud curious piece Of
information.
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Grand Musical and intellectual
ssOiree.

We are glad 10 announce to our readers The
treat in store for them, when the 2Gih instant
shall have rolled round. When tina. da,
comes to hand, all those who love Che beau
tihl, whether in literature or music, viii have
an opportunity Of enjoying such refreshing
as rarely falls ,o people hercaSay.
Miss Lon Hoffman, onr accomplished can
table pianist, aided by other young ladies OF
the stanford Female College, viii give re-
ciershe entertainment ia the way Of musical
rendition, in.eispl sci yish recitaiions from
our best authors. Tie programme viii be
published in few days, when W. will have
more to say Of our treat in store
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FOR pure Cider Vinegar, of the best
quality, 60 to W. II. Anderson's.
Weeks Elcra, Guide.

We have just received a copy Of Vick's
Floral Guide, and feel that we are doing our
lsdy f'ies,i.s :syoF in referring 70 !, and 81
visino all to subscribe for 1t. The Guide is
published quarterly at % cents per annum.
The January numbers beautiful, giving plans
for rural houses, designs for window-gardens,
etc. and contains mass OF information in
valuable To the lover Of howes, one hundred
and lily pages, on fine tinted paper, and some
five hundred engavings and a superb cOlored
plete and chrome cover. II also contains val
liable instructions "a to how and where to buy
Cover seeds, etc, Address james Wick, Roch-
ter, New York.
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A VERY convenient thing to have in
the family" is one Of those handsome
clothes hampers at W. II. AnderSon's
drug store
$50 @s1.OOO.

The Kentucky Library Drawing took place
on Saturday last. The agony is over, and
people are "holloving wolf" The drawing
was undoubtedly conducted fairly, anil on the
square. The capital prize was drawn by a
club Of ten, in Columbus, Ind. Our college
club held no lucky numbers. Two gentlemen
OF this place drew small prizes with tickets
purchased elsewhere, II is Il remarkable fact
that out Of the hundreds Of tickets sold by
the agents at this place, not single one of
them drew prize.
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Death of Samuel Kerry.

Many Of our citizens will be panied to hear
Of the death of Mr. Samuel Berry, former
citizen of This place, aud well known in this
community. lie left here for Richmond Mis-
souri,, IN 1854 and died ON the 9th Of Noyom-
Der las,, nj Oseola, No., whittier he had gone
in the nope of regaining his health. lie leaves
a large and much respected family TO mourn
their loss.
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co to w. II. Andersoa's for your am
rnition, pistoln. pistol cartridges, etc,
.ErOn. Rover

Our Northside correspondent says; tho
smallpox at Mr., Ben llaltzclaws is creating
intense excitement in bis neighborhood. II Is
reported that there Is also ease at the Gil.
berts creek depot.
The opizoolic Is raging among the horses
aud great many men, women and children
are afflicted with influenza.
The Rising Star Debating Society met on
the 4th inst, and discussed the proposition
"shall the negroes be colonized" J. X. Me-
Clary affirmed, NJ. Walter denied. The de-
bate was very spirited and interesting The
committee rendered their decision in favor Of
the Affirmative 80 mote il be.
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To MY CnstOncrs.

am compelled to collect the money due
me ON account, and respectfully ask that those
indebted 10 me for work, etc. will call imme-
dately and settle. | pay cash for all my
stock, and cannot afford To wait upon my pa
irons. II my accounts are not settled in few
days, | will be under the necessity Of putting
them in the LANDS Of an officer.
j. J. ATKINS,
Alt Timer and looier.
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We dir, tie attention of Jsf ft't's. $40 the
large !ai ssle advertised in another col
umn. Js MSaIsteFSs- commissioner, will
sell on IL 18th Of JlnusFy next, the "Garv.n
farm" oa;ainite Go acres, situated two miles
from ,doid. klfo, the firm of jordan Mid
dleton, les'd, obtaining FOG acr's, situated
about thoc nib from Stanford. Sale to
take place before the courthouse inSianfoFd.
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HOUSE FOR RENT-Apply 10 R. G,
Warren. 9g-tf
Curious Delusion.

Take a piece ofpasteboard about five inches
square, roll il into tube with one end just
large enough to iii round the eye, and the
other end rather smaller. Hold the tibe he
tween the thumb and finger of the right hand;
put the large end close against the right eye,
and with the left hold a book against the side
of the tube. Keep both eyes open, and there
win appear to be a hole through the book and
objects seen us il through the tube.
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W. H. ANDERSON has powder. shot,
caps, waas. etc.


Scene Hnrcli Tine, Sunday morning.
First young lady, II like C5uia-Jogna
much better; rs splendidn
Second diito (iaierioQual. "pshaw, il isn't
half 20 good as the lsTERIoR Journal. 10
be sure, il l. large but il roiiiss so, and the
paper in the INTERIOR JouBNAL Il thicker
and holds your skirts out much better. like
Il heap the best"
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| Now that the epizootc has about ceased
We do not see why the stage-line between
Stanford and Nicholasvile can not he re-
G ;ablished or rather, be started again. Thia
way of having 10 go round by Louisville "a
get to Lexington, is very inconyenieni, not 10
mention the additional expense this circuilous
route imposes
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Real Estate sales.

on 'cr Dan Miller reports the following sales
on Monday last 1913 acres Of land lying on
Hanging Fork, near llustonyille, part Of the
old Van Arsdnle farm, at $50 per acre. 200
acres of Knob land lying on Green river for
SA36
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In 1884 ,hcrc were in this State 80 $50
members Of the Reform o. Christian church,
about $50 congregations, and about l9j preach-
crs From the be-, estimate that can be made,
there are nov $50 churrhes, 30Ouieacher- and
oyneelist-. and an agErsesss membership Of
GOONO
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History of Kentucky.

We have received copy Of Hon. W. b.
Aliens New History of Kentucky, for which
We thank the author. When We pcruse II We
shall speak Of il as Il merits.
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ErOtnptneks.

We arr informed that the loss Of 5000. aus
tained by the Equitable Lite insL ance soci-
city, L. =, by the doeease OF 5. r. Worsham,
was paid in full to Mr.. Leo Hayden on YES
terday. This sterling company Is always
prompt and equitable in the idils,mcn, II Is
losses
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Mr.. s. Il. lIickle passed y "a tvs pisee
on Tuesday morniag With a f'od mule, be-
longing to Joha $40 'yhill, Cor TIC souih Car
olinl markcts. Nv. S. will D.. take the ez'rs
lot which he pur,ha-,i rro aingphy q Root
until they conirari and recover FROM the cyl
zootic They were IN town Tuesday morn'"s
lat, anil pronounced BY ea'e o. tae bc~t
judge. In our county The 6asl ~ esdF.x<ln On
the streets of isi.,.sr1 They co,l Mr. s,odr-
hill Sl75 eis
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On last Sunday morning a. the crowd was
dispensing from the Baptist church, veil be-
cane di-engagcd from tine hcad-gear OF a lady
and SCARED away on the winds like thing Of
lie Il would ascend far up in the air and
almost disappear from the sight of those he
low, and the next instant descend almost
within reach 81 several pursuers; again i,
would rise to the very clouds. II finally fell
to the ground some three hundred yards from
the starting point, and was recovered by one
Of the parties in pur uit
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Mr.. Crecnup Jones weighed 10 hogs on
Monday last, which ave eyed 800 pounds. ems
Of which, a thoroughbred lierk hire, weighed
$50 pounds. LII those who say BcT'Ss' fcs 90
not deytiop ami idtsn finely, put this = iaeir
mines
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Bank Directors Meeting.

OFFIcE NATIONAL BANK, STAMFORD
Des. l2th, 1872 I
The Animal Election for Directors will be
held at the Banking House in Stanford, ON
Tuesday, January 9th, 1873, between the hours
Of "a NJ, and AZ. N.
Us. MURPHY, Pres'L
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Mr.. J;mcs Paxton. one ~ tie b..>t feeders
in Linc1n county sold to Ashes Owslcy lsst
week, % hogs all H,rkshircs, awiagine 40
pounds. Here is ano,Ecr MT fni tbose 10
crack whe 'onten that hcrkshirrs ~ inferior
fc1lers
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The Lebanon lYoekiy SiaA4.u'i comes 10 as
greatly enlarged and Ia a new dress this week.
Ii Is ably edited, and l. perhaps the neusiess
weekly In the State. We cnngratul.Asgct-
proprietor, and wish them incre.-'
iy,
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From the nreni,. ~ NJ Wesley hoai.
near STANFORD, ahcis the 2lth 81 SCI temlsr
last two ysarliug " tvo-ycar old steers. The
owner isnnabis To describe them, rs they
strayod ron lot OF cattle At ulght. II any
person has talrn ~ sa.li catib they will be-
Thos. Fos,ei at Ni.lidge1ais. orJ. L. Bruce,
star ord Ss-tt
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Mr. WIN Craig. NJ Madi-nn aba.nt,. s.r-
N, rly resilient o. his place. Tipped IL ~
einraii last week. 10 hogs, aver c,nv 400 ih..
f'fhcy we're pe-veighed at Co,inaton. and he
susi gincd . loss OF only QUARTER Of o round
% he NO. -
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We thank the publisher, d. p. Faulds, No.
70 Main, I.ou'sville, for beautiful instrument
tai piece for tn. piano forte, Fantasia Mig
non," by Ernest Toxller
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Mr.. Greenup Jones "a 20 John Siodghill
two plug horses at so. ssmc par Donght
OF Jo-hIa Dunn, Garrasj cn.i'V, Il fine rocks
away horse 1T Sl75.
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The minutes Of the sgtl m,,'iug Of the
Tsic'- Greek Association e United Bapii-is,
held in August last, have just been pablishcl
nt this o.hoc and will b, distributed by G. X.
Water, clerl 81 the is-ociatiou Immediately,
We gather ffom the minutes the following in
ersJing facts. The Oldest chur5h j. Taie'-
Crcck, constituted in 1870, and has n total
membership Of 1875, and shows The largest gain
during the year. The largest church in num-
hr-s l. Freedom, constituted in 1870, and now
ni.ato,al membership Of l65, show ing a loss OF
. member IL :.e -: year. Their were % q
the n churches in this Association represent
ID, with a total membership Of 1907 The
Baptist church at this place was constituted in
1858, and now has total membership Of 10.
and in very prosperous condition. The
meeting was a pleasant and harmonious one,
AMI We hope this large and influential body
OF christians may continue TO grow aud she'd
their light upon the world.
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NOTICE.

Tho.c of our advertisers who desire changes
nade in their advertisements, must hand in
ccpy On Monday morning next
Al Communication oithsr n an editorial ~ Nlsi-
ncss charsetef, should b. aldfesci 10 iilLTON a
CAMPBELL hon -, STAFFORD, Ky.
Al maniss refittcl &c advcrtlsinr. subscription
or bob wufk must h. sent IN cherkH pnsi-oN money
order expfos- u viii h. ~ the parties risk
jams Cout our authorized agent ~ iiustonvile IA
eontraci ipr job Motk, Advertising, attend ~ sutsrp
tom. and rccsive al monies fur the sane.
orR AaINra3
Ias Cooh, Hus,onvinei >. y. Owens, Crab Orchard
W &. Curd, Snmerst, D. ~ Bryant, uum sulphur
I. 4 Jones, Pine Hilli
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Religious.

Elicr r. l.. Allen. Of DanviIlr, preached at
tue Christian church a, tbs place lat sunday
night
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Col. -. Brvrkinridgc will rent to the high
ct and bet bidder biz farm in this county,
near Shelby Git. on Friday, December, 9th
Is52. lie viii nl.o srll soare stock, etc. See
advertisement in another column.
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Key. A. u. kash addrc.-cd the Sunday
Schoal Con rtion ou Sunday evening" lss'.
lie i. one of the rev men in the county Who
can engage She attention, and ntcrc., the chill
drcn on such ocra.ion- The next mcetipg
will take pllcr ai the Presbyterian church next
Sunday Afternoon. " j. remarkable how fvt
the children Of stanford or Improving in
singin-, under ths infiructioni and control OF
NJ e. e. Water, thc l.ader. The fricnd- oi
Sunday Schools in all paris II Jlc county arr
cordially invited 20 take part in ihcs, interest
inc meetings.
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WIN. Mounts sd to Ben Robertson, Of Gar-
rarl, 10 ieeding cAttiS, weight about l29Oii~.
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Wanted.
Isrc.--'

number one cook tot private family, al
good wago-. Apply at this off,c.