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To Subscribers.

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about delivering our papcr-, and we will In
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Somerset Fair.

Tho Pulaski County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Fair will he held at the fair grounds
near Somerset on the 10th, llth, and 18th, Of
September next. The following officers were
elected at a recent meeting of the stock holders,
viz: W. \. Owens, President DIR. J. W.
Parker and J. r. Ingram, Vice Presidents;
+. NJ Cox, Secretary; r. Gibson, Treasurer
Robt Chesney. ] $ Kendrck, II. r. Hubble,
Harry Sloan, William Love, Andy Gibson
and Samuel Newell Directors. This will be the
second annual'meeting of the Association, and
we doubt not that il will be equally a. well at
tended as formerly. We recognize in the list
Of officers, the names of men who viii spare
no exertions in making the Pulaski Fair
equally as attractive as any country or county
fair in the State.
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In Menaoriun.

Fell asleep in the arms Of Jesus, on The
morning Of the 10Th Of May, 1872, Ida Lee
ged two years, daughter of Jorden and Mar
aret Middleton.
This tender bud, so young and fair,
Nipped from the parent stem;
In fairer elimes, in heaven above,
VIII sparkle as a gem.
Thy stay sweet Ida, here was short,
Thy suiierings unsurpassed;
Thy lovely form in deaths cold grasp,
Was soon with angels classed.
Her pFle sweet marble brow DER cast,
With smiles Of fondest love;
Though she did only bud below,
She'll bloom in heaven above.
w.Jo.
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"Thrce Years in a Man-frap" l. the title Of
a book, for which Mr. j. H. Myers is agent.
Having read this work with the express view
of forming an estimate of il merits, now give
our honest judgment. From the pen of Z, $,
lrlhur, il Is writirn in his most interesting
byte As connected story it i very charm
h, and novel reader finds il all he can ask
D. the moral taught is its'erowning excel
fnee. II men Of means would buy the work,
ind after perlsing il, give il 10 so'ns friend 10
rSad both parties would b. entertained and
inroyed II ably adyocaiei a good cause
soLr a. TIM book Is conoernsd, succcs' to YOU,
Mr. hyeit pIice two dollar.
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Splurgers.

Several of Stanfords stylish young men
made visit to the very interesting Vile Of Wal
nut Flat, on last Sunday. The porgeousHo--
Of their git-ups and the fascinatingnee Of their
curly pates handsome pate-kiycrs and gumia-
rubber age-supportcrs will no, speedily be for
gotten by the rural damscls in that quarter
4 couple of the Aforesaid gents are supposed
to he either in the chicken business, or arr
raientocs of a portable hen roost, or perhaps
to some extent dealers in fresh hen-fruit, we
don't know which, but we can't account for
their carrying full-srown dominique hens to
church ON ANY other hypothesis.
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Police Proceeding.

Hiram Hiatt, was tried at Crab Orchard,
for disturbing religious worship and acquitted.
Also tried ior an assault and battery upon
John Pollard, and found guilty, and admitted
TO bail in the sum at one hundred dOllan, TO
answer the eharsc at the next term Of the
Lincoln county Circuit Court Also tried up
on peace warrant and bound over TO keep the
peace in the sum Of one hundred dollars.
WIN. Frodiok charged with shooting Chap
pei, was tried aud sent on for further trial in the
sum Of fifty dollars.
Alex shipsan (of COLI charged with obtain
ing goods under false pretenses, was tried at
Hustonvlle, saturday last and sent on for fur
Their trial in bail Of one hundred dollars.
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-Iaws Of Business.-

r-fr---< -fsf-vorr wrillsn TY
Ths5philus Parsons, L. L. D., Professor Of
Law in Harvard University. The author has
filed that honorable and responsible position
with signal ability for twenty years.
Professor Parsons has written many law
books, all accurate and scholarly, rejecting
honor on him As a legist. His works have been
adopted as text books in many Colleges Of
Law. and are pronounced authoritative by the
shining lights of the profession. His flaws
of Business" is designed for the benefit of those
who are not lawyers. Any man of ordinary
capacity can easily understand it. 1t meets a
long felt want Other works, similar in aim,
are too meagre. This is clear, full, and accu-
rate. 1t has received the unqualified approba-
ton Of the most eminent lawyers and leading
journals in the Union. They call its author
the Modern Blackstone. They say that every
young man ought to study il as part of his
business education. Judge r. r. Heath, l.. l..
d., says: This work has more than two hun
dred forms of the very best character, such as
have stood the best of Judicial criticism, have
been approved, and are, therefore, to be
trusted" Having added it to their library,
business men will find it indispensable" says
the Chicago Adruace. The New York Tribune
says; THAT previous books prepared for this
general purpose, containing little more than
forms, have plunged men into more difficulties
than they extricate them from-that this work
is Of a different character, easily ineligible,
giving full information, and thus saving those
who use it from an expensive lawsuit" The
St. Louis Journal Of Commerce says: at Is an
improvement on all works Of the class yet
offered SIN itself il il complete" says the
Louisville C5wier-,Jo,6nai.
For further information consult J. b. Myers,
agent, and he will show you recommenda-
tons hom the highest sources almost without
number. Will furnish the book in law-bind-
ing 81 25; in cloth at 50 70. 1874
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Died.

At the residence of Mr.. Greenup Jones, on
Sunday evening 18th inst, Mr.. Alexander Ad-
ans aged q years. The deceased was mute
well and favorably known by great many Of
our readers. Was educated at the Deaf and
Dumb ASYLUM, at Danville Ky.
At the residence of her son-in-law, A. r.
Pendleton Of this place, on Friday the Gath,
Mrs. 2. wife of Madison Hiatt aged 90 years.
The deceased had been consistent christian
for thirty years, and at the time Of her death
was member of the Baptist church at this
place. She has only gone to receive her re-
ward
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Our Rules.

All communications Of a character that will
he generally interesting TO our readers, from
all parts Of the country arr acceptable, and will
be thankfully received Short items Of news,
births, marriages, deaths, stock news, sales Of
stock, and choice original matter, etc, will at
all times be acceptable and shall have space
in our columns. The following rules, how
ever, must be strictly observed
lat. Write on but one side of paper.
I'd. State the facts as briefly As possible.
Sd. Avoid personalities rs We will moi pub
lish anything of a personal character, OF that
will reflect upon any person or persons.
4th. Direct communications to Hilton 4
Campbell
9th. Give reai name, as We wiz positively
not publish anyiAing without being IA poses
sion'of the real name Of the author.
1874.
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FROM HUSTONvILLE.


HuuToSvnas, ~, Nay 22nd, is7a
ooyegssis-os Iasrior J~rnai'
We have had fine rains, and matters look
iourishing. Business Is being Pre--ed BY the
farmer. Oats aud wheat are promising; corn
Is in deadly cohict with the cutworms, and
getting the worst Of H. and the Seventeen
year locustar are reported within few rods Of
ms. thick "as leaves in Valambrosia"
We have had, and are having a genuine
scare. A few evening" since, a party Of three
strangers rode into town, aud put up nj the
wcatherforl Hotel, where they we're soon
Joined by two Others. They all rode fine
Horseshoe a bay, another black, the third
chesnut sorrcl, the other two were 80 much
Disguised with mud aud hard riding a. 10 be
scarcely dizcriable. Well the strangers were
rsticcnt and myterious, ard, some Of them,
almost ubiquitous. OF course we began to
think Of Columbia, the very horses, the very
enamel tapped saddlebag-, the very GOODNESS
and deliberatencss Of manner 50 often describ-
ed. safes" began to be como - insecure, and
".ecurities" unsafe. stabiesW> regarded A.
almost empty names-hore Prs. .y--un-
stablc-and the constablclAry force unsettlcd-
very
As far as we dared TO note the personal Of
the party, one Is a fine portly looking fellow,
and does not look at all saguinary. The sec
ond is also good lookingi but rather too short
to look distinge. The third is-well, he looks
like Tom McGusery.
There Is a ramnr that the-e nsen are all
right, and engaged in introducing fruit and
ornamental trees into our region. We hope
the people will avail themsclve. Of this oppor-
tunity; especially, that the . ery authori-
ties will at once commence of'nhenting the
beautiful and commodious grounds they have
purchased.
We regret to say that our clever ncighbor,
Mr.. c. Jenkin was thrown from a mlky in
Danville, on Monday last and seriously ipiur-
ed. lie has not yet been brought home. Mrs.
J. is with him and we are sure he will be at
tended TO.
The meeting at the Christian church is still
progressing with interest y.
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Caught Himself.

Two gentleman wcrc in a small boat on
DiN's river fishing the other day, under some
willows which hung their branches In the wat
cr. The boai passed over the twigs, large
jumping perch, about fifteen inches long,
thanking, perhaps, that he was in a sein or
other trap, made !, bound out Of the water
and ls,l s-tir ,sebdst md'Was captured 1t
drst fcll upon the hack ofone of the men, who
was in a stopping position and it was difficult
to gue,. who Wa ~iarcd the mo-i--the fish or
the man
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\ gentleman who had slept at the CONNER
cial Hotel in this place few nights since,
placed his pocket book under his pillow, on
going to bed. lie left tho next day and for
got HE pocket book, which had W it Sl3s.
MIR. Carson, the landlady, found and took
charge Of IT, and the gentleman was telegraph
~ - by the Proprietor Mr.. $. 81. Carson,
"that his money was safe lie gu, il the next
day. Why did he not put his ooaf under his
pillow with the pocket book in ity Some folks
are mighty caplesS.
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" SOLD IOSa.

ga faiSNd Orkd Coc4 Oh t=S tRuo kan
sea v sgoe dhsxvmpLe hefOrO n
counir1 edii0Rs. he says go OuGqr e
I sm TO SIT ouI o , n TYPE 80 III : Wscun
bet oul OR pAyr On TINE VII oUI
c . m ,Os!tOIs 80 yshISg. bvsO aaIl!Ss On
oonrt!nG
2 Me rooN to : Ida Like dncKs to waite.
r and By-GOLIy We fSd " : u is A worry,
eusY lHmg TO SIT tYPs IiSIIt. We ~
in 0uI suCcEss and vqen AL Dryw ,hE cup
hAIps 20 in The KEnTucKy l!bIUI1 oteIy
and sat eAen :. III oua HwDs oSCe mOIs,
va ISteNdls DIsoquaSe tqsu ALL and IuN
this ills 0 HiCe on TN VIZ !ndIpondeK, hOt
KIP
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Graduated and Practical specieialist on the
Eye, Bar Nose, Stammering or impediments
inspeech, is visitingthis county for few days.
lie straightens crossed and squintingcyes with
out pain, in few minutes and warrants them
to remain. so for life, and to improve sight.
Cataraets, Polypus, Of nose and ear, and all sore
eyes permanently cured in a very short time.
Artificial eyes inserted without pain, possess
ing all the movements and appearance Of the
natural eye. spectacles and Pebbles Of all
kind to suit all sight and for diseased eyes,
on hands. Parties desiring his services can
find him at Myers hotel, in Stanford, for a
few days only, or by addressing him through
the post Office.
n. B. Will call on patients at their resi-
dcnces II desired. 1874
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FROM LIBERTY.

CJrrssJondencs Interior Josunaii
LIBEETY, Ky, May 10Th, 1874
Our circuit clerk closed up his docket last
Friday aAcourt begins the first Monday in
June. There are seventy-six appearances on
the civil docket which is an unusually large
number for our county. II the murder case
Of the Commonwealth against Greery il tried
the court will court two weeks. Ii is gen.
orally believed he will get change of venue
to Lincoln county.
last Monday was orr regular county court
day, but a. it was so near our circuit court,
and the Russell court being in session, there
was very small crowd out The county court
appointed committee to LET out the building
Of our new Jail. 1t will he quite an ornament
to our village, as it will be handsome two
story brick, besides terror to all evil doers.
Col Talbot seems to be making thorough
canvass Of our county for Congress if all re-
ports are true. We hear Of him all around.
He spoke on Cssey's Greek the 9th and will
speak to-day, the 2sth, at Shady Grove.
MARRIED.
On Friday the 9th inst, by the county
Judge, p. J. Waymond to Miss Martha Ruksr
On Monday the 9th inst, at the residence
Of the brides father, by the Rev. u n
shackelford, Mr.. W. J. Weaver, Of Los An
--sslass- eAlifernis,. 40 Mi<-svy--FA-rwssr'
place. Z
The young Americans gave them quite an
extensive eAarinri after the wedding and made
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This Sunday school is increasing. The
choir Of Mt Nenia will meet next saturday
afternoon, TO sing against the lo-eus-ss.
Mr.. J. r. Dawson caught in common steel
trap, In two weeks, seventy-6ye large rats.
The people in the vicinity Of Mt. Xena are
Ia favor Of Greeley, and no Dem
ocnie nominations.
We spec IL was a coon that the young men
Of NJ Xenia were chasing few days ago.
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Religions.

A correspondents informs us that very in
teresiing meeting has been in progress for sey.
sral days at Watts school house, two miles
bsyond Crab Orchard. which closed Sunday
night last, -sesulting in twenty seven CONVEX
siens md tweniy-sis additions to the Mstho-
dis, church. Rev. =, II. .FiaLburn, the pre-
sidiug minister, sas assisted by the Rev,
Napshn, Hamilton, and our efficient sunday
School Missionary, MIR. Hopper. Such NJ
ligopa interest has not been manifested IN that
-ectlot Of the country for many years.
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STOCK ITEMS.


Bias Beazley, Of this county, sold to Burn
side & Anderson, of Garrard, one day this
week, 9 three year old steers (good) at s37 per
head; two year olds at $50.
John Miller sold to same parry, 30 year
old steers (good) at $50 per head.
VIM. Grimes sold to same two year old
steers (good) at $50 per head.
J. f. Bruce sold to same, syearlings at SIS
per head.
VIM. Lackey sold TO same, 10 2-yr old cattle,
at $40, per head.
S. p. Worsham sold to same, 40 head of
good 2-yr old cattle, at S3j, per head.
Tom Foster, of this county, sold lot Of
shipping cattle to George Afford at cts. per
pound, for July delivery.
IMPORTATION OF SHORT HORNS.
L. L. Davidson, Of Springfield, Kentucky,
arrived in Louisville on last Saturday morn
ing with eight or ten head Of cows and heifers
bought in Canada, all Of the Duchess and
Booth stock. We understand, says the Cor-
ier-JOur1ai, that this is very superior lot Of
short horns, and many of Them prize takers Of
Canada" Although Kentucky has as good
short horns as there are in the world, we are
glad To. see fresh importations. 1t will not be
many years until the offspring of these heifers
will be shipped back at much larger figures
than Mr.. Davidson paid for them.
R.H. crows COLT.
We regret tohave made very serious error
in reporting the height Of Mr.. II. II. Crows
colt, Fascination by Colossus. We should
have said three feet eight inches, instead OF
three feet. We have no doubt thai all ''horse
men" who arc acquainted with Colossus, dis
covered the mistake, as he never produces any
under three feet six inches.
A GOOD PRICE.
The following is from the Richmond Regis
ter: "Jonathaa Y. Estill sold, last week, TO
Mr.. Jabe Crooke a fraction less than fifth Of
an acre Of ground, just opposite the depot, for
81 600. The land has no house upon it, and
is TO be used by DIR. Crooke for coal yard.
The price paid was at the rate Of 5000 per
acre.
Kitty-cut-a-dash i the name of a handsome
thoroughbred which Col. Irvine uses as a
saddle mare. She Is thsssme animal used by
him in the war Of 1912. Alta distance she il
rather homely, bat upon closer inspection her
points come out wonderfully, The Col hold'
her at a high figure.
w, NJ. Irvi'ys ON Saturday, sold to Alexan'
der Trimble a.hne bull calf for $3.50
T. II. Field sold, one day last week, tC
Wash Wheat, of.Bourbon county, rs head Of
cattle at IS 90 per hundred.
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Thanks to u. +. Fhulis. Music publisher,
and dealer in musical instruments, No 20.
Main strrc,, Louisville Ky for "llarry Pol
k.."hy willism Moehiu-. This j. a beautiful
Polka, l1ll Andantr introduction. some fancy
lingering. and introduoes charming trio.
Price Is cents
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Crops.

w publish on the hrHt page Of tbis '--uc cS-
tracts from our exchange relative 81 cup
prospects in various portions Of the State. We
have ruc,.iycd information from other sections
equally encouraging. II the weather contin-
ues favorable the crops viii be thc heaviest
harN,.tnd inr many ycar..
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Swarm of Bees Hive Themselves.

II. ]. Harris Of this place, had a swarm Of
italian half-bSeed bees to come OF about 40
o'clock last Sunday morning, and they went
directly into new hive, without any one
knowing it until the bees had nearly all gone
in. This may have occurred frequently, but
we never heard Of IL before. They arr said to
be aoing well, a. there was old comb already
In lie hive
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To the .gles~d


'bf fcattfs NlT Hth " Heiefehees" H"e W.
verti-cmcnt u pr. Barker in another column,
that tho-c Affected with SORE ewes, and disease
Of thS ear aud nose, have rarc opportunity
r. h. r,licycd In a short time, and without
pain, BY consulting the Doctor. We learn he
performed a -ucccs-iul operation on a -on of
our fellow citizen K. X. Gentry, a few days
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foot M a, hlIoss Cettls 1900 mad. skc>1
900 head, hopA IL 40 hent..
Bcef Caitle--fhe rcccibil are larfc sni ~
markst dull with further decline IN fiico4
a few verv left over untold. H1Nhe' -
shippers bought freely. We quot zf1vI u.
common 10 prime. Some few exifa "a 1(
stock brought iic, shipping 5f@6
sl,ctp-Havc been rcarcc Ill The wct.tnX
III were sold. We quote af II 10 lfc a.
clipped, and s 70 % ~ wool shecp fslni<
q 70 &c per u. as n
Hogs-rhc pact week har hem duII ard
prices rule lower. All were roid io-dav We
quote at 10 &c. some exifas hteuahs ~ ~
gross. I -
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Worship NJ the Christian Church on next
Iord's day. by thu cgngrcgation.
Rev. 4. u. RASH will preach at the Bap-
ti.t Church, on next Sunday at II o'clock
An. Also at night.
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CovISGrov Market


Cattlc--Wc quote shipping caul<I
&c, hest butahers' catflc 81 % &C., arcon< M
ily AZ to ~, third quality ~ 10 e. ~
eeip,s during the past week announce ~
head. ft n
sbecp-The receipts during Ne ~ ~ t.
amounted 20 s23 head, u which 500 MI
were shipped eastward We quote rhipff|lnI
sheep at 81 TO &c, best buichcr~' <I<<p n i>1.6,l
amounted TO ,376 head. The market i4fuI| I.
Al to 4lc for the best. Stock hogs q 4, 4.
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REVIEW or rur rsnKrrx'

-. ~ -. 49," .I-.' 7. IL
h..,. 49, ..,, \, 4, ,,,,., ,,.,.e.,. 4
and I'M b,ts 4 dinr lat rrir.s arr sea,l,,s ,.~.
sslpe, ho'e'' are "-A'HH " ''' ~ y" ~
-. A. A., ., A. A., A. l., :. Ma. 1. IA g't|
n8a-asn,I p vgebrns,. IN vices VIA \. s-arI
ssp.ap,i,, Ss~oss q az. 90 ~. =. ze',<
a. hyegi. s.si , .l'h limited aa,'''7>-----<
hsrsey ~isSstl I. and ,,.icp- s-r s-rI1rz,~6s
We a,gsf mn r. ~ - =
sss ia ; sSsas sa sis. on' ess,.i's
Bseon-,We quote sheaidrr. a - <ro
i ,se 90 o5 lssS's NJ OF ~ ,o,,s s :, s
bsk Meats ,shoulaers are1astc' = y N
~ se,aa M sleaf sioes VS. '"'sef -r1A|I
, N We, rs .', 80, Inactive e~ ~ hU@
~ ~, - Vt NO. Il. ~. - W
y ~ " ~o'-i" ""S ~ " $50 ~ 49, - -
s ~ rAo,. a., ....,,..,.,... s1-.L I
ssngarsLIhere "a ia. eohsnmpiisc .11@[A Il
sso a, Ppstris.. rr,,shsi ~. 49, ~. 49,
70 he see Al a. X lss, q T'-,SJ ~
sxira i2i loi1,tc; yellow l1io ~. ~ n.8lsxo ~
to lac.
roultry--Chkeus conlpuo ~ scll az fte<<ptr az y
Sess-Nr $3.50 =, ~ " " F'' .s .r.~c 81
-. ~, ~ ns'ps "n, Nv. ~ 49,, 49,
sna, .ss 49, ,'',,i,,s a., az !,
:, q. Reserve nov shsia at - 'oa'e rHns
cs,ien- The market + ,iesai,y {d,snH1
!: :: J: ! !: ;';'
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Nine.

There arr at thl. time hinc prisoners in our
jail--on all manner Of charges, almost The
"Buford Ilou-c" has about a. many boarders
a. any other hotel in town.
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Tho-. Of our business men who desire their
names inserted in our Bu.ingss Directory for
the suall sum u 50cts per quarter In advance,
can have il done by leaving their ordcrs.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

LOUISVILLE LIVE SlOCh MAkkEI.
LOUISVILLE, May 9Th, is72.
Cattle-Somethingov three hundred head
were the offerings this morning. There was
manifest disposition on the part Of buyers to
secure what cattle they needed at a decline
from last week'sprices and drovers were forced
to accede TO their demands, and fully twenty
FIVE to forty cents was the decline on all grades,
except the best Now that grass-ief are being
brought TO maj ket ,aroyers may expect a grad
ual decline. Most Of the offerings changed
hands by noon, vet good many are left over
in second hands. We quote for best Tor ship
ment and butchers use at 5l(a5ge; good at 4
CO.., and common at 2l@3 per ID gross Cows,
fresh mixers, sell a. TO quality from 5000 -.
Sheep-There is but little doing in this class
of stock. few clippe& I'D - IA &c, per
lbs gross LamtN are In c fhnid and sell at
s4Ca4 so for bes. heavy; light at S3(a3 so
per head.
Hogs-But little change, to note; receipts
falling of. We quote for best heavy corn fed,
for butchers Use, S4eei %, and light 50 65@
3 90 per 100 gross.
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TO the foters d. LINCOLN County.

To the yoters Of Lincoln County.
HYAvING FILLED THE OFFICE or
n Sheriff Of this county .dHlIins the past
term; and thanking the pes BE % heir sup
port in eleyating me to that responsible posi-
ton; | nov declare myself candidate for
re-elections-- assuring them that shah, at all
times be ready 10 serve them faithfully in my
official eapacity--if ciessed.
tide We. SAUNDERS.
r =. Observation-Disclosures Is TO
q . announce him as a candidate for Sherin
Of Lincoln county atths ncxt August election.
promising, II elected, to make the peopls
good officer tide
W. ARE ,AG6fIoaIzED 10 Az;
county, candidate for the nomination for
Appellate Judge, in the Id Appellate District,
before the convention TO be held at Lexington,
ON 10Th May ls72 thu