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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-06-20

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GREAT INDUCEMENTS!
GREATER REDUCTIONS!
GREATEST ATTRACTIONS!
s. M. WILKES having succeeded, during the
last year, IN sweeping the props of imposition on
Furniture buyers, begs leave to inform them that
he is now prepared to supply them with every
descriftio Of
HOME MANUFACTURED
and
NORTHERN FURNITURE, MATTRESSES,
COFFINS. &C.,
at still greater reduced rates.
A discount of per cent will be allowed to
Staunton Furniture dealers.
april Aft s. NJ. WILKES,
next to Va. Hotel. Staunton. Va.
ROOK-KEEPING!
II DOUBLE OR SINGLE ENTRY. J
The undersigned offers his services to the bust
ness men fthe city of Stanton, to keep books,
copy, adjust and bond accounts or will do any
sort of
SCRIVNER'S WORK,
that may be entrusted to him, with neatness and
dispatch. Patronage respectfully solicited
Rsg~ At the Circuit Court Office.
nov 3o-tf. A. T. DEAKINs.
TRY GOODS AND EoTI0Ns.-I have on
= ~ hand nice lot of Dress goads and a full
line Of Notions. Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons,
Dress Trimmings, alse ladies' suits.
N. B. HENpRY, oe
Augusta street, opposite Court house.
may 16-tf
MEMS Boots, Prince Albert's, Oxford and
4l French Ties, Creole and Imitation Con
gress, Bstton Balls and English Ties, at VEL
LFRS boot shoe and hat storo On 18 tf
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Tor SaIe.-A House on Main street, with
y large lot and fine variety of fruit Ape
Ply AZ thls oFFlCE. may Sim.
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HENRY r. CEASE, 81
IL Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CONNECTIONS FRUITS, CAKES, +

HENRY p. CEASE, I.
: CONNECTIONS FRUITS, CAKES, +
CANDIES, &C., 4,
Main, Street, Staunton, Va sy
Special attention gwen 10 supplying WEDDING
and SOCIAL PARTIES
Candies of all descriptions manufactured and
sold, wholesale and retail, as cheap as can be
purchased IN the Valley or the State. rsss
N. B.-My accounts are all made off, and per-
sons knowing themselves indebted are earnestly
requested to come forward and settle. feb 8-tf
CHARLES T.. TODD.
" Commission Merchant,
RICHMOND, VA.
Special and prompt attention given to the sale o
and all kinds of Country Produce.
Charges light, and quick returns made in eT-
cry case. s..s
Consignments solicited, and liberal advances
made by J. W. TODD CO.,
Augusta ST., next to Post office,
july 1s-tf staunton, Va.
NEW LIQUOR STORE.
IN
!. Large and Superior Stock Of Imported and Do
mestio Liquors Of all kinds, at
A. /. BUCKS,
Augusta street, near Post-ofice,
STANTON, VA,
AGENT for MOoREs y CO., Baltimore.
ALE and PORTER in bottles for family use,
equal to Scotch Ale and London Porter, at half
their cost.
Having had an experience of ten years in the
Liquor business, l have availed myself of the
knowledge thus acquired to select the purest and
best articles. Those wishing such, will do well
to call before purchasing elsewhere.
nov 16-tf A. /. BUCK.
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GEO. EYLER. HENRY COOPER. VIM. J. NELSON
THE CO-PARTNERSH Of Park
i ms, Nelson & Co., having been dissolved
by the sale of the interests of some Of the part
ners, and the establishment having come into
our possession, we appear before the public with
improved facilities, and with determination 10
please in
PRICE AND STYLE OF WORK.
We respectfully ask from the people of vir-
ginia and the South, a fair share of patronage
We propose to manufacture and repair porta-
BILE and stationary Steam Engines and Boilers,
Saw-miils, Mining Machinery, Hydraulic and
Screw Presses for Oil and Tobacco, Car Wheels,
Car Trucks, Shafting, Pulleys and Hangers.
We keep on hand a full assortment of repairs
for the Pitt Threshing Machine, which we will
furnish fitted upon short notice.
We also manufacture Plows, Plow Castings,
Hay Rakes. Hay Presses, Straw Cutters, and Ag-
ricultural implements generally.
Address,
EYLER, COOPER & CO.,
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4 TIRsT-CLASS WATER POWER AND MANI
II UFAJTURING SEAT, for Sale at Broad
way Station, 0. A. & NJ. Railroad, 2miles North
of Harrisonburg. For description of the prop
erty, terms, So, address.
JOHN Q. WINFIELD,
ssBroaaway Depot"
su-;t elf Rockingham comfy. Va
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r A e. A5OIS

We have this season the best assortment in
this market, and figures low. "Doly Turden"
takes the lead. dW a
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Here ladies will find Hats from rs cents to $25
each, and a perfect ''Loue of a Bonnet" at all
prices. Real and Imitation Hair Goods of every
description, human Hair Switches. all sizes and
shades. Real Curls from ST. to $50 a sett.
IN FLOWERS, MRS. GLADKE STANDS =
WITHOUT "A RIVAL
Real and imitation Lace collars, cuffs and
sleeves also the largest and best selection of Ba
bye Hats and Bonnets ever brought to this
ket. 81 efl
Alexander's Kid Gloves, Opera and Street Col
lars, at 81, go, and warranted.
LADIES' SUITS,
Of the very latest styles, and well made. Also
an endless variety of gross grain and pain all
silk Ribbons, plain and dotted Nett. Laces, Illu
sions, Silks and Tartons, beautiful assortment
of standard Trimmings, Corsetts, Hoopskirts,
and Bustles. 70 f:et s9aar 1893 5ss 5Ga JAMS
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JAMES T. BYERs sa5z HENRY e. SUMMERSoN.
OVERS q SUMMERSON,
ID DEALERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
FINE GIG RS,
CHEWING & SNORING TOBACCOS.
WE HAVE OPENED A NEW AND FULL STOCK
In the Room Opposite Court House.
recently occupied by N. A. Baylor Co., and it
will be our aim to keep constantly on hand o
choice selection Of goods in our line. So
call is solicited. We feel confident that we
can please. ~
WE have full line of all the different Brands
of both CHEWING and SMOKING ToBAccos, and ev-
cry style and grade of CIGARS.
WANTED FOR CASH, 81
FLOUR, GRAIN, Fl
BACON, &C. Ma#c W
BYERS & SUNidERSON, y
aug 31-tf Staunton, Va
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LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
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NEW supply OF Crolret sets received
at W. H. Anderson drug store.


4 number Of distinguished gentlemen from
adj lining towns are ttcndng our Circuit
Court.
Judge Fox looks physically better than We
lave seen him for am" time. and is getting
through rapidly viii the Gocket Of tie Cir
cult ''urt
Judge Bnlli,t and Colonel W. r. Abbot, OF
l. ni-ville. have been in attendance at our
court this week.
Mtior VI. II. Oyslev, our ri int \t'orney
for the Commonwealth, ! IN hand a. usual,
p-,'ssinc L vic'r ors II the Law their life
or the States prison.
Hon jas. :. Chrisman has been present al
our court this week looking as Young and
"pry" a. be did VIXEN he heat somebody for
'onrre-s more than &c cen year, age
C,l Champ Carter, w.o has hen visiting
his friends and relatives in his vicinity for e
'as, two months, LEFT for lis home n Tex $
n Tuesday morning last, lie wa aocnmpnn-
'cl by Robert Ilill and family, Of hi county,
Who will make thrir future home in Texas.
The three important cases on the courts
dorkct, for dcf'mat'ou 90 character, hav, been
continued until he n,yt trm Of our court.
The Attorneys for ~. ere M,s-rs. Il. VI. Il
". q. Bradley, aud II T Iarris; an 'nr the
defense, MeSsrs Clengull a Beck, llill 4 Al
corn, and Dunlap & Cooper.
Capt VIM. \. Co'li.r, one If the ,nterpris-
NJ merchant. e Somerset, paid II. briei
visit the other day. H. il now in the city
markets purc' asinr a la'gr stock Of good,
The Captain j. well known in Pulaski and ad-
joining counties as a clever gentleman and m
excel, Mt business man, and he richlr deserves
the reputation he has attain 4 lie informed
u. that he has shirp d during the season 80,
OOo pounds Of dried apple, nne Of the great
staple. Of hi county
Our Young fri nd, Mr. NJ u. Grow, will
leave for Colorado the home OF biz adoption,
on Monday next We understand tht his
brother Rob RI, and Woo,fork 8yeps, son of
Mr, SoSel iiivens, Of this counIy, viii arom-
pany him with view to locating N that
country. We think from th, mica
tions n last Monlay, that Mr..
Crows visit to his old home, will insult in the
removal Of several of our hest citizens To that
far of ELDoado. MAT" promises to favor
Us with fequ,nt letter. Tor publication. Our
readers, we know, will appreciate them fully,
for he write a most excellent letter whenever
he writes at all.
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Ncwspi,i,cr Law =.

We wonll ell the special attention fpo-t.
alter aud subscriber. &, tie following syn
Opt. II the newspaper laws:
l. \ postmaster l. required to give motto,
by lcii,r returning paper dos not an.w :
tie las sh,n q sub-crilyr duc- not take III.
popyr uut oi 'he o.licr, and state reason. fur
it, not being tax n; and ucsec; o. do -,
make the postmaster nj ous.t'c To the pub.
fisher frr the payment
, Any p,--an Who tai,- paper from H.,
Io-t,dec, whether directed O., III. name or an
Other os whether be h,. -ub.cr led or not, D..
rc-pon-iulc iur hi. pay.
B. II prr-ouori Li- pipct di-c Min Icd,
Dee mu-' pfy 90 air,aragc., 90 the publisher
m1, c.ni.uu, TO and u until he ra,r.cnt J.
wadc
g. n .hr snh-r.',cr o-lcr- Ia paper To- b.
stopped at a rcriain time, aud the publisher
cu I..rue- t. -.ud tie subscriber : bpuni Co.
pa nr il IL be- t,>e. il from the po-to ice.
ID, nw prose, h up n the round that man
must ply &c what lee u-e-.
. I.c ..u '. h1rc ci ed that refusing p,
.4.cl.f.g5,e -. dp,r .oIcl'. Huta. pct.
Hlr. r.rrl trt cav them "a
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Religious.

re. in ivi',rdanl ! .5I50O, Protest.
..'. t.,i,-, l,73l9i5 Catholic.
r.e. HM u boon pr arhci in the Pre>by
pr r.urrh arp h,t fori- day.
Vy , Bt-l.s ba gone 10 Chicago To
r.H..n eral week. snd preach in the Free
,ppsl
81 Ter Wm Sta,ley, ~ N,rsrillcs, has iust
-..i lam ctint It New Castle which resulted
. lirt ,crs..nns u thee aggregation at that
..c'
g,, Mr. ~arrant, pr'rr''al = ~ = C-r'l %
70. >nri0r- Coilcce, preached an excellen,
, r,on l,t Iori'- day The Method h
this place.
g. W. N-I, Tor .9mctim' pas; promisirg
t.tlg srvrat Iyn'hiana, recently resigned
,le Cora,y Iudsc.hip 10 enter tn ministry Of
the Christian church.
The new Ncth,ii., charrh in SprinGcli
~ 'c dic1tyi ON the frt Lord- day in
E,.ruhr ne,t Bishop kayanaugh will
, tcI the d-iint'on sermon.
p7irc.el meeting j. in progress at the
cllrd Baptist ctuich in awhile, conducted
o. l-pc slaughter, the pa-ior, assisted by Jno.
Rel. n this place. Up Ia Tueslly niyht tie
rtl, r. ty-two conversions we've reported.
Nrry..ion Of the Bible l. to hesin in New
w At an early day, and the wolk is to he
30. ted in earn It. Able lheolopians and
trhptr- have been engaged, aud when they
.,. through, il i believed the Bible will he
a.'y improved. One argument used in Ia
.r # rryi son, L. that great changes have Ia
.p plarc in tac language since the time of
King lanes, inl that almost any construction
.. DO PIT upon a great many passages
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LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT.

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NJ Powell The en,irc day w,s consumed
! examining the witncsscs The proof will be
a eued to-day.
THE JrRIrs.
The foll'"ing gentlemen compose the Grand
Jury o Linciin County. tn wcre sent to
IL .r ro ms on Monday morning, and the inn
preston is that evil doers In all parts Of the
c 'niy viii see "sights" after they arr dismiss
Il.
W. Helm foreman, JAS. Duddcrrar, VIM.
lurton, Il. i. Barrow Monroe Smith, J. :.
ow-ley, W. i. Stephenson. q. i. Jones, Soc
Owens, W. 9 CARPENTER, T. u. Shank-, David
Sp"onnmo'e, \. &. Snow, oscar Cw'hy. i
/ llG;chison, and joseph Robinson.
THE rErrr JURY.
T. W. Miller, = j En.iry, Samuel llust' n,
| ID Tucker, -. \. ackOy, j. II. Roht, Il. i.
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FROM HUSrONvILLE.
nuuosvnr,, XIV October, aoi, is7a.

HuuoSvmIE, KT, Oc,ebcr z9i, is72'
ocrePo-a,a,s Iai,rso- Jturaaii
We can find but little news In Ibis classic
locality. Since the inclemency II the wealth
81 Il has hccn raining about five minutes
prrcludc- all cut door avocation- and since
the JIG less present afoid- 10 point On which
10 hang an es-ay, wo turn ~ the storicd tccm-
NO past The monuments only,-thc crumb-
ing memorials of other days remain. Even
he last quarter II century has wrought IT,
'rrel work, and stamped H. seal of decay and
change, and death IN this community az the
,talwar frames and honest genial spirits, who
wen twenty-five years ago aud hearing still
upon their brows the snowy hunors Of garner
II year,, could yet glance with ungncnched
ye along the barrel II the historic rife, and
oi-e, with steady hand The deadly tube, aud
proudly recount the cxploits--the Indian war
fare-the successful hunt--the whole-souled
aitics Of primitive life, almost all are gone
\ few, q very few old veterans lingcr still but
hey too are struggling downward to tie tomb
rhe links that bound " to the pat, are well
nj b severed. Whist a NIL has death b,cn
"illingl What chang, has tine been work
ing. The names OF Shackelford, and Ice, and
Thompson, and Bailey, and ooIor, and lain
md Brown, aud Mastcr,on, and lurtcn, aud
iivens aud Carpenter aud Wi .an.s, and
eyton, and Alcorn, and Wall er, aud l.,,ker
I'D Morrison, and Anderson, aud La n, all
uighbor- H. the early tiue all actin. - pat
aid it, stirring .cenes-all vanquish,o no~
~ he iu-atiate conquerr-thcte name aud
.ich rs these -ccall the days Of Lincoln''
prouder history.
,nd glancing farther over, We arr startled
IN view II the host Of old and honor,d one,
Who have only recently fallen. And Wien D,
.ook back to the hi totc names that grace oul
ahy annals, We feel that the youth OF Lin
coin have noble heritage.
Will the sons prove worthy Of tn, ir sires'
or will they prove recrcant. to tieir trust
.i!-c To their names, repruach T. their lin
,agc, shame to postcrity? Tell them to RI,
above the times. Let them heed the call that
comes NJ from tho-e honupd -epulch' r. IN
'url again the un. ported banner Of th,r faith
~ and battle for the right in thi- da! OBJ
,rril.
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FRESH oysters served in any manner
at all hours at. Carson & Doods.
The City Of the Dead.

We have repeatedly called the attention Of
our people to the condition of the Stanford
Cemetery, and have urged them to b,stow a
passing thought upon their dead friends and
relatives who are buried in this miserable ex-
Ca-e fer decen, place of burial; but j, seems
tlsss M steps have been taken to make it look
mare respectable, or render il SECURE from the
in IN + hogs and cattle We do not kn "
w!.o are the trustees or supeIin'endents. but il
o II candid opinion that they are a carless
and incompetent st, and are unworthy tie
tru-' M 'osed upon in by the loi-owner..
Ne who are interested, 90 to the Cemetery, and
10 X upon a sight that will cause the hair Of
your head to stand erect like the quill of a
fretful porcupine. 1T is simply disgrace to
civil.z ,tiou, and We faltcr in making so shame
iul a record, but il the matter l. not attended
to Immediately, VT vii! perform our duty US
an exponent of the public interests.
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JOB work done promptly, and in the
best manner. al this office.
Our Negro Pmupers.

Our citizcns have but little idea Of the
amount o money necessary to be raised by
taxation, in ord to support, care for, and bury
he negro paupcrs o! this county. We pre-.
sum, tie same state Of affairs exists in each
county 4 this Conmon alth wherc ucgrue,
lr NJ lernls Al the date Of tAe var
Nm Of ten, both uitle and f..
male, oil and Young, have teen thrown upon
the county for support. Food, raimcnt, ply
sician bills, etc, have swelled the amount tr
an enormous aggregate and this amount must
be gathered from the rich and the poor alike
A man wio never owned a negro in his life
l., under ,xisting laws, compelled, by taxa
ton g. contilute to tbs sum. At an early
DIV, We shall have more to say concerning this
su. cct and ae shall try tn sugs =. a remedy,
wnyr,uy hi, exp nditure shall b, throSn
up u those who made il nee, -sarylo be raised
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Obituary.

. p"ober nh, l>71, near stanford Lincol'
county Ky, Mis- LIlzIE wunERs, sec
daughter Of Mr. Horace Witl,r-, H. the lstl
year # her age.
/ Ii i sad to record the death Of one q
younr an beautiful Just blooming int,
womanhood, with 20 much Of promise in d.,
/ cunning ye,r,. Il seems she was too youn {,
die, yet In beautifully pure for earth. Sh,
vas one of those sweet persons whose preScnc
lent charm To every circle, and her ahsenc,
/ impressed her friends with a deep sense o.
I los. Accessible To all, both rich and ponr
~, was f,n lly loved hy all who kncw her
shilt her ten lcrness and sympi by wa lo-l
upol none.
I Mis- Lizzie was gifted with more than orli.
nary mind The hest educlt nnal advantage
were bestowed upon her. and Improved viii
dilligent application. Her mind vas -tore.I
with varied information, anl for one st
young, she hal AZ unusual acquai' ance witt
the best iuthnrs. With such attainm,nts sh
wa, charningly modest aud nm ,ssum.ng.
She wls mort than dutifnl diught -,
wa a otel to her father, in seeking his oo.a
fort and happiness. by every liule attention
making home pleasant and attractive, b,
many inventions of a loving heut, and Ia,
calm. oui.t ioyou-n,.. Of her sweet spirit; bu
-he ha. gone Ia ioin the sainted muther in
heaven. A.a sister she was lentl, and icn,el
in her affection; contributing to the pleasur,
aud endowment of her brother and istcrs, ana
.hareing with them every trouble and sorrow
To them. her. wa. a delightful fellowship
She was n.ady with counsel, confidence, SYM
patby and ..lf.d,ni,l. She wa. the ioy OF
hnme-fondly loved and dotted upon. IIel
death. while an infinite gain, was to her fam
ily. relative. AMI fri,nI. sal, AMI Ian n.
table l,.s.
The church. of which she was memb
anL an ornament, has also sustained great
loss. She had beeu n devoted christian nearl,
four vear. She loved the pleased Savior. and
was struggling after iii. purity end spiritual
e,c,Ilenc,-c,nying III. life into her own
st. - ', ,,.',a,,,in', p,,,i,l,n,., aI,,,y. !,
"''hu'h'e op"h ''' ""'s"'P"' "''' ''y'' '"t
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Please Renew.

Thu-c ~ our subscribers Who find cross
mark after thcir names are notified that their
time expire with that uumlcr, aud are earn
c-tly requested to renew. We thank many II
our friends f1r prompt renewals; and, 20 far
bit NV have refused ~ continue our palrr
cwiil iu al cases stop your paper when the
Il ue for Which YOU subscribed cSpire- Thcrr.
fore, rlcl-c authorize w. to continue II Won
desire o. all in supporting thi. institution.
Our torn. nrr ianIrLIhlu h nlrInec.
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MATRIMONIAL.

do To-. ,tr evening the 18th inst, re- the
., 70, 81 r1c hriIc', in this county, by II.
s.. l. Williams, Of lIustonyile Nr
Ht..s Dr. yiSGso Of iirnrl county, to Mrs
ADOBE S,SnRIpGE of Lincoln.
E.pr liably informed that a wedding
a,. Gals. place n ar Somersct IN the Goth int,
a.Ia...l popular Young coal merchant Of
E... ,..,e county, aud one Of the accomplish
,InH..lf Pulaski county. "Good-by sweet
b... colby as ,core Of young Somer.
..I.H are singing.
Atra 0ier'- Office in this place on Satur-
I,. l.. the l'th, BY Rev. 5, s. McRobcrts,
n yHR y pAENIEY, of this county, to Mis-
N,ss CLArSoH, Of Pula-ki county.
n any Of the unlimited spectators IN this
OCCASION a,l,d "monkeyi.h,' we hope III, bride
nud loom and other parties interested, will
r.t rra,ct upon the more sensible part Of the
community.
II the residence of Fountdine Young, in
..i. county, m "Wednesday the 23rd, Mr.. WN,
r POLLARD to Miss PAruE lorSo, both Of
his county.
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Philharmonic society.

We are requested to ask those persons WHO
have expressed desire to become members oi
the Philharmonic Society under the Leadership
of Pruf Meininger, to meet at the Prr.hyte
rian church tomorrow Saturday night. W,
hope Others whom the committee have mol
been able to see personally, will he in attend
ancc. The ladies and gentlemen who hav,
handed in their names, say they intend MAX
ing a success Of this Society, let there I've I
full meeting, ~ Prof NJ will be in attend
ance, and may feel discouraged IL the propci
interest Is not manifested.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
OCTOBER 2lst, 1872.
Cattle.

OtIbbfh -isti io'-s
CATTLE.
NV YoRK-- Receipts light. Coed prime
nativ. steers in demand at full prices, ranging
fiom IL to IA c-nts Thin native steers and
oxen dull and nominal.
LprIsvILLE-No change. Most Of the of
erinys thin cows, steers and heiiers. But few
cool ones on sale. Best sold at 81 S0Gi4 so.
CINCISSATI-R e,tipts in excess of the de
mand, and tie nIafktt dull Prices are 2Jr
so cents lower. Common to extra butcher
selling at - 2j"i 80; shipping cattle al
81 7J'a ) ter n;al live weight. 4 number
left over unsOld
LouIsvILLE-Market inactive On account o.
the unfavorable weather Small lot sell at
Ala A. cents for best. As soon as the wealth Z
permits, this class Of stock will be in livel,
demand, anl parties who are first in mari e,
will rcaliEc the best prices.
CISCISSAn-Receipts large, and during III,
past week the market has been gluttcd; sale
regular though sluw. Stockers are worth =
Ia -; extra butclres 81 2OCa4 30. Quite a
number left in pens unspld. Prices will nd
vance as soon a. the weather becomes fayora
BILE for slaught, ring.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-25
WI. ANDERSON has powder, shot,
caps, wads, etc.
New Drug Store.

See the new ad er,isem,nt Il T., H. Che
nall, in another column. Mr.. Chenault has
heen in business in is Ilace for the pat five
or six years, and his qualifications are we'll
known. Mr. \. r. Penney has an experience
o. fifteen year, in the drug business, aud has
be N engaged in public bu,iness in this place
for number of years. Aside from his bu,i-
ness qualit,e., he is a clever accommodating
geltlempn. Mr. Thomas Richard, has charge
o. the jewellery department, which by the
way is a leading feature in this business, and
is perhaps the most popular man without an
exception, in stanford. lie is competent
ieweler, and a skilliul workman, and withal
will honestly represent his jewellery and his
work.