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High Waters.

We learn from Mr. y. W. Hail, of sonler-
set, that the heavy rain ON Monday last
caused great destruction Of property In that
vicinity. The small streams around the town
became swollen in the night and swept away
the fences in every dhection. On Cunber-
land river the damage was immense, thu river
being higher than ever before. There were
sSont fo4y boats loaded with coal, awaiting
tide Which were sunk, and the result Is total
lossof ssoat 100000 bushels Of coal Besides,
there we've grea, many RATS Of lumber,
fcady for market, which Il y supposed were
also lo.l
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a young lady friend of'orrs told'u- the
other evening that she looked from a window
fronting garden in town, and saw the pro-
prietor Of the grounds blowing mp his paschcs
with a regular pillow. Ills team consisted Of
two Halwart negro men in karncss, with lines
over their nccks, and the plowman called out
Nj gcs .rhoa, shaw" ~ Justify ~ II he had
been driving "his team Of horses In field"
Much mcrriment was had over this novel
scene, but, altogether, the idea Is not bad
ono, In places where the feet Of an awkward
horse would do more harm than the pillow
would do good. Nevertheless, the young pco-
pie who witnessed the sight, were convulscd
with laughter at the seeming carnestncsu with
which the plowman drove and guided his
team" Of domestic animals."
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FROM HUSTONvILLE.
dsdnse- for the Ministry 4 Di-ru~-ieu
Funeral Grafton serd's Dny
Ieurucd.
HurosvLLr, XIV, April 10, is72.

HusroSvILLn, XIV, April 10, is72.
cvys,poasenoe Iaierior Jov,nsis
DrLuaEp.
We are jn-t beginning to get onr heads above
water here. AZ our very spirited election, on
Mondayof las, week, the "liccnse" men were
successful, and jubilant too, notwithstanding
the Legislature had solcmnly decided thi-
should be model village In the role cf scbri-
ETY.. Please note that wedont expect any can
didatcs to hold public mceting- here soon.
Speech making Is said to he dry work, and
supplies are cut Oh.
COLI WATER.
The cold .watcr-mcn have had decided adj.
vantage In the last few hours. Men who were
practically ignorant Of almost every property
Of that ancient fluid, and willfully ignorant
were compelled to acknowledge IT, power, and
moved their families TO upper stories 10 escape
iss inroads.
rnEspyTEny.
The Prcsbytery Of Transylvania convened
here on Friday the 9TH. Twelve ministers and
ten ruling elders were present. The opening
sermon was by Rev. VIM. VI. Crenshaw, Of
Greensburg. Rev. d. =. Young was elected
moderator, and Rev. T. A. Bracken temporary
clerk. The sessions Of the body were very
harmonious.
CANDIDATES ron THE MINISTRY.
49,, ,yn - -. ~ .D,
a.. - -,
=, p~.',.,.. ..,.,;d.,o, Co. a. ,,,.
prscus.,oS.
somevhat lively discussion. ON the sub.
iect Of domestic Missions came off. IN which
Ncs.,s Brackcn. Young. Saunders. Duncan.
and others. par,icipa,cd.
FUNERAL on,rtox.
A very in,ere-tin, episode was enacted in
tho vav Of an anti.mortem funeral or,tion in
Lono, ~ ,he v.,,.,-,hls ,,..,or Of ,h;. ch,.ob
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For fine Seed Potatoes 20 10
Geo. ID. WEARLA,
Growing Finely.

Blue grass, timothy and clover, an
growing very finely. Wheat rye and
oats also look we'll. Many farmers are nos
planting corn. and We hope the present yenl
will be one Of great plenty on all hands. II
the Lord Of the harvest We look fret.
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business II business.
PrsE HUI. Ky, April OH. Is

Ma EDIroR l ap boy nine years old 1
have found your advertisement that had ever,
letter in the alphabet, and read il 10 pa aud
una. want YOU TO send the maryels.
Attest JOSEPH OWENS.
Marbles sent by express. Joe is good iitile
fellow We know by the tone Of his letter, and
We feel that We have In him AN appreciatiye
reader, ofcouse he j. a good Dcmocrat.
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Town Election.

The election for town Trustees Of Stanford
took place on last Saturday, resulting in the
election Of the following ticket, which is a
good one, and without reference to politics,
although the Democrats could have elected a
straight ON, party ticket BY a large majority,
II they had desired to do 50. The following
is the Board. I. w. Miller, Asher owsley,
A. q. Pendleton, J. \. Craig, JAS. w. Alcom,
II. Davies and r. j. Campbell
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Read the advertisement of ID. a w. Iamme
in another column. The firm propose to fur
nish lumber and laths at the very lowest prices,
either at their mill at Carpenters Station, near
ITustonvillc, Kentucky, or will deliver il any
where on the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road. All orders sent to these gentlemen will
be promptly filled.
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FROM SOMERSET.
Circuit Court-Tcaperanee- sugar apd
n, fis',-Aopeiin,e s.agcship-n aiiro9r-

nl.xa =. =. - -
Cerrr,J,snae.os h,-rior Joursai.
The suit Of Sallie A. Jeno, by next friend,
against Judge G. A. Zachary for breach of
marriage contract was tried at the recent term
Of our Circuit Court, which resulted in a vcr-
dict in favor Of plaintiff for 500 in damages.
A suit Of this kind was something new on our
docket, and the parties both being highly re-
spected, it created a considerable feeling and
anxiety ON the part Of friends. The plaintiff
was represented by attorneys ". Mckee Fox,
J. +. Hays, VI. H. Owsley, and Denton a Curi;
r. Moore and W. o. Bradley. This trial con-
sumed seven days Of the term and its result will
no doubt be a warning to many Of our gallant
young gentlemen, particularly those who are
in the habit OF writing ''love letters" David
Barnett, OF color, indicted for stealing DR..
Perkins fae mare, confessed his guilt and goes
to frankfort for four years. Wood Osborne,
indicted for the murder of Geo W. Price, Of
our county some time since, will be removed
to the Stanford Jail for safe keeping. A. Bridg-
water, the giant of Lincoln county, Was pros-
ent during our court, proposing to settle up
horse liabilties'--a Pulaski jury to be the
arbiters. Our excellent Judge +. T. Fox pre-
sided with his usual dignity and ability, and
dispatched. considerable equity business,
TEMPERANCE
Durizg the first week Of our court, the Hon
Berry Pitman, John $ Van Wrinkle and j. f.
Hays, delivered Temperance lectures, all Of
whom are able and effective speakers, particu-
larry Mr.. Pitman, who. from sad experience
can say, "bewsrc yon moderate dram drinkers."
Berrys lecture was good ene and will long
he remembered. Our citizens are wide awake
on the subject, and intend, IL possible, to ex-
terminate the traffic Of ardent spirits from our
county.
SUGAR AND FISH.
This has been an unusually good season for
maple sugar and salmon fish. The South Fork
traps have, and ar yet supplying the latter
market most abundantly While all indica-
tons for angling are good and the weather
grows little warmer, Of course, "Uncle Sid"
will pay US visit soon.
APPELLATE JUDGsHIP.
The Hon. George II. Mckee is favorably
spoken of rs a candidate for Appellate Judge,
and win no doubt receive the nomination Of
our county. lie is certainly man of great
LEGAL attainmcnts, and would do honor to the
appellate bench.
RAILROAD.
Judge c. h. Bowman of Danyille, assured
our citizens few days since that whether Dam
Vile or Lancaster were made point ON the
Cincinnati Southern railroad, Point Isabel, Of
our county, would be the crossing ON the Cum.
berland river. We hope the Judge is correctly
On the 3lst day Of Mach 1872, al his resi.
dence In Somerset, Dr. =. Thompson, near
ninety years Of age, the oldest resident Of our
town. lie continued to practice his proios.
sion up to within few months of his death.
lie was good man and a worthy citizen.
ALERT.
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IAuklux,

Pedigree of the grey jack Kuklux: lie was
sired by orastese, known as the Red Jack and
he by an imported jack. Kuklux's dam was
a large black jennet, by Compromise; and she
out of a Warrior jennet.
do hereby certify to the above pedigree
being correct one.
RANKIN ROBERTS,
Jessamine county, Ky.
will give premium of $40 for the best
colt Of Kuklux's get during the season.
j. f. BRUCE.
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No Court.

The spring term Of the Rockcas,lc Circuit
Court was TO have begun on Monday last,
hut Judge Randall thought the law had been
passed changing the time, and he j. now hold
ing the Laurel court. No change was made
however, in the time, aud hence the acts Of
the Laurel court will Of course be void, and IL
the judge holds the Rockcasile court next
week, the acts therein will be void also.
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A Few Left.

In the general wreck and ruin Of the peach
crop, a few high points escaped the dreadful
freeze Of September, and We may have few
peaches after all. The budded fruit Of the
peach Is nearly all killed, and what We may
have will be Of the Seeding kind. On many
places not single bud will bloom. We rejoice
10 know however, that apples, cherries, pear,
plums, small fruit Sc., Of all kind, are yet
safe unless We should have an untimely frost,
which is not at all impossible, VIC will have IN
bundance OF many kinds Of fruit
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Messrs. Dunn a Owsley have removed their
drug store to the stand lately occupied by
owsley & Rochester as boot, shoe and cloth
ing house, They have also purchased the
jewelry, &c. of Mr.. Rochester, and Tom Rich
ards will remain with them.
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FROM LANCASTER.
Rcturned-Town whisky or
No Mhisky-Berry Mason.
RETURNED

CovresroAieaoc Iafcrio Journal;
RETURNED.
The Hon. Geo. Il. Mckee, after an absence
Of several weeks at Frankfort, has returned
We hops to he able to chronicle after the Goth
Of May next, that the Judge will take up
permanent residence in the capital
TOWN EXTENSION.
The long contested question of the extension
- ss xi!4 = " TON "a y ,ss,I sss1
definitely settled. The Legislature passed an
act extending the limits so that il includes one
square mile of territory. Now II that august
body would 80 lcgislate that this territory
should be populated, We would then have a
town.
WHISKY, OR 40 WHISKY.
Our people are to vote in May, whether or
not any licenses shall be granted to sell intox-
icating li3ours in the county of Garard. |
While we doub, whether Maine liquor law /
is the proper remedy for the evil, vet, inasmuch |
as the matter could not be made any worse
than it now is, we arc willing to try any e1-
pertinent that may be proposed, hoping that it
may accomplish something. We believe the
most efectual remedy is to make the sellers
to the family of the person to whom
he sells for all damages that may accrue by
reason of his being intoxicated, and to thor
oughly enforce the law with reference to SELL
ing to minors. Yet We shall vote to exclude
il entirely from the county.
BERRY MASON,
A son Of James b. Mason, was foundto be Of I'M
sound, mind and ordered to be confined in the
asylum as dangerous lunatic. Young Mason
Is laboring under the delusion that many per-
'ons are seeking his life, and has for sometime
been prepared to take the life OF any one of
these persons. Y
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Religious.

The Turnerville citizens are notified that
Dr. Charles Taylor will no, preach at the
-choolhou-c on Sunday next, as he will remain
in Danville on account Of the Methodist
church at stanford being occupied by some
clcrgy mon at prusbylary lherc.
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Almost a Fire.

On Thursday morning last the kitchen at
tachc'i to the dwelling Of the late DR.. Thomas
welch, at Crab Orchard. was discovered TO bo
on fire all over the roof. The timely arrival
Of the energetic citizens Of the town, who used
water rapidly and freely, soon pu, a stop 10
the ruthless element In few minutes more
the entire building would have been destroyed.
The loss was small, and is fully covered by in
sarasce, as Ne learn. Capt. welch fell from
the roof aud hurt himself seriously.
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Death Of George X. Purtionr.

A telegram was rrocivcd here yesterday,
stating that this voting man, formerly a citi-
ren Of this place, had bccn drowned that
morning in Roekea.tle river. We have no
particulars. All .who knew young Purdom
will deploro hi cate, and extend their sympA-
thy to biz bercavcd kindred Iii. remains
win he brought here for permanent burial.
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Ladies' tn Town.

ihrongcd with ladic- on lat Wednesday. We
noticed, beside. the lovely faces Of several
young la,lics of our own town. largc dclcea-
ton Of the most charming BELLE Of Lancaster,
among whom We recognized Mis-c- Burnside,
Lcavel, Brown, Iierc,, Ballou and White. May
our town be often houorcd with such lcvy.
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The legal fraternity Of Stanford, although
quite numerous at this time, is to have some
half dozen acccssions in few days, among
whom are r. b. Pitman, w. g. Welch, and Il.
J. Breckinridgr, Jr., Esqr. We hope they
may no, be disappointed in their fond expcc-
tations, and trust they may not siarve out for
want Of fees, as lswyers generally do these days
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NEw TMK MARHEkf~

Cattle Ilcccip,s for Che week 1 u
Trade DIN, prices ~ hover tlar =
Full supply Of fat drovc., and 'fces> ~
top price, save for q few pairs sent 49,
charged l3lc for prime sold at &c, -ssir 4 N
ollie, Door at iot3iolc. the average isinr
li!c. The market ~ the eic-c was bad for
Shipper.
shccp-Rcccipts for the week 1890 head,
market ruled slow. and prices were lowe, or
7c,iOc. for the extremes, very gupd @Ilins .,
Dc.
IIogs-Icccipts for the week 1890 hcm'
market was steady at 40, sc. for live, aud SID
6lc. FOR dressed, thosc Of 300 Ne. s'lline at &C.
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OF for New Goods.

A. Ow-ley, one Of our advertisers, started
for the market yesterday morning for large
stock Of groceries and hardware. Our farm
ers will be able TO get all their agricultural I'M
plement-, fresh and at lower prices when he
rcturns
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FROM NORTH SIDE.


Warrants Dis River.
oovre,pond,nc, Interior J6urneii
EMfoRArISa.
Mr.. Henry Bruce, Of hi. vicinity, will start
Wet IN about ten days. VIM. Elkin, Jr, re-
moved to Illinois the ist inst
srocK AND buNBEn.
Not much doing In the way ofstock trading
No sales to report this week. Lumber Is sell
ing al 50 per hundred feet here.
GREAT nArrLr.
Mr.L. 8. Wither-, an old and much rcspcctei,
quiet, pcsccnblc and law-abiding citiseni one
who would be the last to provoke difficulty
with any one, wns Jvu,oily and unjustly as-
saulled, about ten days ago, while engaged in
his pcaocablc pursuits, that Of farming, and
but for an axe he CHANGED TO have with him,
he would probably be at this moment beneath
the green sod. We will relate the circum-
stance, and his ncighbors and friends may
judge q. to the conddct Of the plaintiff as we'll
as the defendant. As we remarked before,
Mr.. W. was on his own premises at work, not
suspcciing any danger from any quarter, and
he must have been overwhelmed with surprise
and fright when all at once a terrible blow
was dealt him from behind, and followed by
several blows ir succession. lie recovered
from his surprise and fright and saw that he
must defend himself or perish, and preferred
rather than die by the heud ef a huge rum, his
own property, he would choose the former. A
battle Of no small consequence cnsucd, result
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Amended Charter.

We have received from the Secretary Of
state, through the Kindness 81 A. J. Jamer,
the amended charter Of stanford. TWAS ~
ccivcd too late for insertion in this issue, but
will appear ia elfaas0 in our next paper. AZ
j, takes effect from it, passage, liquor dealers
would do we'll to hc-on their guard, a. very
stringent laws have been enacted concerning
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Our North Side" reporter stated in his last
communication, that @. u. Waters had sold
his farm on the Dsnvillc turnpike. Mr.. W.
request. Us to say that our reporter was mis-
taken, as he still owns said farm.
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Leap Year.

The True Kenisctiaa says a lady from
Dcighboring town, who IL an acknowledged
judge, saws Paris has the most agreeable and
finest looking barhciorlsl In Kentucky. Our
friendly advice is to answer "Yours Truly be-
for she yistts Stanford
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The Prc-bytery Of the Assembly Prc-byter-
ian. for this dl-,rics convcss herr to-day At
o'clcck. ?. " Several eminent divine-
will be IN attendance, aud services will be held
in several Of our churches on Sunday.
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NOTICE.

Al Communications, either Of an eiiio-
rioi or business character, should be adj
dressed 20 HILTON & CAMPBELL
Bor Is, Sanford, ny
- Al msmes remitcd Ne for advertising,
sdscriJsion or jcb work musi b. sent ~
-eifECKH POSTOFFICE MONEY
ORDER or EXPRESS, or eise u 'cin
be at The parties OWN RISk,
,Jamos Col il oar auihorised sg"i at Huston
s-ae seonsuo, for JOB Vol, Ad'svtis'as, af-
sd 70 Suh~rip,ioas and rcoei'v all ~onie' for I'VE
same.
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Buy just one article from McAlister a
Miller and you will be so well pleased
that you will 60 there often.
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+. r. Chenault has a fine buggy with patent
hubs, which has been in Use but few weeks,
and will sell Il at bargain. lie can be found
at the store OF Severance 4 Miller.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

pnILApELrHiA, April .. iss1
Cattle arc in fair demand: Sales Of l,7oo
head Of extra Pennsylvania and Western
steers at 81 75Css 8; fair 70 good % 5cs7;com-
mon SjCa6 Z cwt. SHEEP are fair demand;
salcs Of 200 head at s,@ioc. n. IIoe-, the
market is dull; sales Of 5000 head s9.7ses
% q cwt.
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COURT DAY.
LExIsGTOs, KY, April s,h, 1872.

To-day was our April court and horse show.
4 heavy rain storm in the morning threw a
dampcr on the general prospect although there
was fair Offering in stock and good sized
crowd Of people. The horse exhibition, in
stead Of being grand review at trotiing park,
was conducted at the stablos. 1t was good; the
bcs, ever seen here and rarely equallcd. Al
noon the rain &C. in again which continur,i
throughout the day and eiieciually stopped
the trade. Cattle, and indeed all stock, seut
slowly and prices may be quoted by those of
the month passed, About a. was thought to
be the average for the best cattle.
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Notice.

All parties knowing themselves indebted to
the late firm Of CheHault 4 Hughes, ON ac-
count, are hereby notiied that unless settled
BY the 18th Of April they will be left with A.
z. Penny for collection. can be found at the
<r>sui<-s : : -
r II CHEN AIfIT
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The very best opportunity is afforded
our people to buy fine Jewelry at great
ly reduced prices at Dunn q Owsley's.
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Snle nj Hunk Stock.

Five shares o. -sock In the National Bank
q STANDARD vere old on Thupdy ln-t at 20
per cent premium. This u no, the hrst time
hat such a sale Gas made by this well-man-
aecd banh.
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slr. s. NJ. lIiblcr reports in the Lexington
Oosarer and Rgo'tg Of the i0th TIicrc were
from 800 10 400 cattle on the market all
grades, eKoert good ones. Few ofths hast quail.
i,s s0ll we'll al sa,t 3 cents. LoVcf pads 81
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Butter.

The scarcest article in this market (save
money! is butter This Office cant stand il
much longer. Won't some Of our friends bring
us a wee bit2
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The largest stock of Mems white Shirts
ever brought to Stanford can be seen at
McAlister & Millers.
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A "Dolly Warden" is the aspiration Of every
young lady and the necessityof every married
woman. The largest stock will be found at
McAlistcr & Miller's.
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Nothing lost, but much gained ny buying
your spring and summer goods at +. h. Hay
drnfs
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Young men desiring handsome Spring
suits, would do well to go to the young
mems store for them-McAlister & Miller
make Clothing a speciality.
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Z. b. Hayden has the handsomest
stock of edgings, insertings, and fancy
trimmings ever opened in Stanford.
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Dunn 4 Owsley propose to sell their
large stock Of Jewelry at greatly reduced
prices. Go and see them.
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Fancy dress goods at all prices at
Craig q McAlister's.
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Go to w. II. Andcrson's for Ian
drcth's Silver Skin Onion Sets.
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The largest and best selected stock Of gentle
mcp's clothing, furnishing goods, hats, collars,
cravats, &C., win be found at +. u. IIayden's.
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o. The king among pumps is the Torrent
Water Drawer" Price SO. TT. Atkins, agent.
Specimens on hand. call and see them.
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Fun, fashion, and cheap goods at
Craig 4 McAlister's.
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The greatest variety of collars, cravats,
gloves and---crrrything a, McAlister & Millcr's.
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Go to w. II. Andcrson's for pictures and
picture frames.
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Sneak Out.

Who will be the sr-t to roll up an ounce Of
butter in a two dollar bill and send u TO this
Office marked p. xf
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Empress Eugene hoop skirts at Craig
d McAlister's.
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What is it McAlister & Miller haren't got to
show you? Old styles at high prices.
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Go to tho Trade Palace Of Craig &
McAlister for style.
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EB Hayden's stock ofready made clothing
is of the best custom made work. No "slor-
shop" work in his house.
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Ladies' and children's shoes a speciality at
f. b. IIayden's
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ALI Jon woRk promptly aud neatly
executed at this office.
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A sight into +. b. lIayden's house will
make your eyes water.
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Handsome Croquct sets for sale at
w. ii. Andersons' drug store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-12

Summer corsets, the latest novelty,
at Craig Il McAlster's.