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Oar nigh: B'oRmerS. - Whether
right or wrong public opinion
has settled upon definite
number of young men, whom it does
net hesitate Ia call by their names, as
the parties guilty of disorder in our
town during the hours which should be
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that these young men have snf-
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criticisms.
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GOODS FOR 1878.
COME AND SEE
Us At THE OLD STAND
JRSNN'S BUILDINGS,

yTHERE we will be pleased to see our
" friends AMI all in search of desirable
WINTER G"oDs at prices as low as similar
goods can be sold in this marhet.
oPExlHG THIS WEEK
6 Cartoons of Ladies' Shoes direct from
the Manufacturers consisting of Ladies
Calf. single and double sole scwed Balls,
French KID, Balls double and single sole.
4 Cartoon Ladies Cloth Button Caters.
L Velvet and Kid tirpel Caters.
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Misses, Children and Infant Shoes large
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Gents. BOYS and Chiilren'5 Hats, hand
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A large stock Of Notions and Fancy Goois
Dress Goods. Shawls. Sc. Alpacas very low.
FlanaeIs, LiuseVs, DyiliinCs Camhrlcs &c. &c
We have purchased the stock OF Studies
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We propose to reduce our stock by spring
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I" Whom tie gois lore die young, was said Of yore,
Ard many Deaths do they escape by thisc
Tho Death OF Friends, and that which Stays ever
more,
The Death 0; Friendships. Love, Youth, a,Itha is,
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Thousands have already gone, and thou.
sands moe are turning their eyes towards
new homes in the fertile West. To those go
ing TO Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado,
Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, Oregon, or Califor.
mia, we recommend cheap, safe, quick, and
direct route, via St. Louis, over the Missouri
Pacific railroad, which runs is fine day.
coaches and Pullman sleepers from 81. Louis
to principal points in the West, wiilOus change.
We believe that the Missouri Pacific railroad
has the best track and the finest aud safest
equipment Of any line west Of the Mississippi,
and lie connections with roads further west
are prompt and reliable. The Texas eonnec.
tion Of this road is now completed, and pas
sengen sre Offered a first-class all-rail route
from 81. Louis to Texas, either over the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railroad via sedalia.
or over the Atlantic and Pacific railroad via
Vinita. For maps, timetables, information
as to rates, routes, etc, we refer our readers
TO J. y. Thompson, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tennessee, or L. A. Ford, Gen.
eral Passenger Agent, ~. Louis, Missouri.
Questions will be eheerfully and promptly
answered.
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ANNOUNCE N eMTs.

i've eharse two dollar and . half Coz announcing
e~ndidstss kf prscinct ofee~ I've dollars for Count
eacs. and doisr fbf District acc.tsrartsbig a.
sSss.s
WE srs ssthotlsed " announce Dr. 7, n MONT.
w 00hEkf esnditsfs 70 represent the county u
Iscsis 10 the neat Lssiss o. Eeetucky subJssi
esrats party.
WE are autheris~A " announce q. ". BoBBETr
penecrstie eAsdidate fbr constable Of stanford
frednss. kies'ise srs' Saturday In Nsy.
yVE are ss,as<sssa 70 snaosncs Hon 7. W. VAR
sensto.l District In the n<st Legislature of Kentuek
synprniss NE eountiss q Bcyis. osrrard, C.y and
UyE Or. ssthsnsad 70 sanoanos DANIEL MILLER
w eel D~moerstie candidate for Constable Of stan-
Ard PreassL Eiss,ioa afs, saturday in May.
DLrAsE snncsses ne 90 . candidate 10 repr>ssn,
the co.atie> u Cas~y, Lincoln. 0srrsrd ssd Boyle,
osopssing The Eishteenth S~nstorlsl pistriet
shall ehssrfsiiy sefs the action st ,h. so.la.,as
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The Fruit Prospect.

The sudden change in the temperature Of
the atmosphere last Friday, and the heavy
frost that followed on Friday night, played
Hobbs" with the fruit in some localities in
this county. In the Walnut Flat neighbor-
hood, we learn that the fruit was only slightly
injured in spots but in some places was not
injured particle. On Dix river and Hang
ing Fork it was nearly all killed, only a few
high points escaping with slight injuries. In
Stanford and vicinity it was injured slightly.
On the highlands the peaches were killed in
some places, but none Of the large orchards
were injured to any great extent. Mr. r. X.
Gentry, who resides on Hawkins's branch, a
few miles northwest Of town, has very fine
young orchard situated on a hillside fronting
east; the fruit on the lower third Of it was all
killed, but that on the highlands escaped I'M
injured. The orchard on Haywood Jones's
"highcation" escaped as usual.
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A Gard.

Having connected myself with the Widow
and Orphan Fund Life Insurance Company
Of Nashville, Tennessee, il becomes my duty
TO withdraw from the race for Constable ia
this precinct, and to tcsder to my numerou,
friends my sincere thanks and best wishes for
the hearty support they have promised me in
the May election. lie assured will never
forget your kindness.
All those with whom have unsettled bust.
ness as Constable Of Lincoln county will please
present their claims for settlement. I will be
here until about the 18th Of May.
s. Z. OWENS, c. l.. c.
CRAB ORCHARD, Ky, May |, 1879.
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thirty-ave pounds, and report the season en-.
cellent for all kinds Of fishing.
FRUIT rRrns.
Dill Moss 10 In our county, representing q
reliable firm. Give him your order. for fruit
trees, and you will receive erac,ly what you
desire.
suaoEsrIox.
We would suggest that the Trustees Of the
town Of Somerset demand that the Cincinnati
Southern railroad shall be made through Pu-
lsski, and near our town, and that the Modoc
Indians shall leave the lava beds instanter."
THE CAPTAIN
says he had nothing TO do with the woodcoch
pies, but that he has clerk in his house
whom he can recommend to the young ladies
~ having peculiar talent in the way Of cook.
ing, particularly in the manufacture Of rics.
TEMPERANCE.
There will be = Temperance mass meeting
In Somerset on the 18th Of May. Dis,iu-
guisbed speakers will be present, and judgi- q
from the programme IL will be day Of M h
interest In Pulaski, and long 10 be remembered
by the friends Of Temperance. Come one,
come all, and join with Va.
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Among many other things that We saw on
the occasion Of our recent visit to Crab Or
chsrd, and failed to mention for lack Of space,
vi" Spring Hill Park. This admirable track
Is in fine condition, and will be kept 10 BY
Colonel IL w. Farris, the well-known propri.
etor. We had an interview with Colonel Far
ris, and learned the following facts in refer
ence TO this rscc-course. lie opened il in
1885, and held successful annual running
meetings up to 1872. The meetings were lib
orally patronired and sustained by such time
honored gentlemen rs General Thomas Ken
nedy, General John Faulkner, Colonel Joel
Embres, Major Bob Mosby, Captain William
Farris, Major Sam Davenport, General John
@. Childs, General Tom Ward, General Ma.
berry, Colonies William Snail, John Campbell,
Phil Coz, Captain William Stapp, Eben Best,
i. {. Robinson, John Hunter, Felix Murphy,
DR.. Tomlinson, Addison Walden. William Bo-
nor, Jane. l.. Bradley, James Shy, James
Myers, 5. i. Drane, james Letcher, J. q. Bos-
we'll, james and Uriah Dunn, Mason and Da-
Wis Thompson, Ben and Pcnt jenkins, Sam
Aldridge, the Harper, James W. Ford, the
Warhelds, the Bufords, the viley., Judge
Hunter, I. q. Moore, Dr. J. W. Weldon, the
Saltsr-, the whitleys, Thomas Puryear, Billy
and Nat Woods, Colonel j. Warren Grigsby,
james A. Grimstead, John NJ. Clay, X. A. Al
exander, A. Keene Richards, and many other
prominent men who delighted in encouraging
the breeding Of blooded stock.
Among the celebrated trainers who distin-
guished themselves on this course were Tom
Patterson, J. W. Tisdale, Matt Davis, John
Alcock, Neal Coyle, Lu Payne, George Goode,
Andrew wArheld, Anderson Branch, and
number Of others.
Among the horses that were distinguished
in their day, and many Of them made their
appearance trs upon Spring Hill Park course,
were Frances Ann, Stiles, Hawkeye, Chifney,
Mary Vaughn, Cinderella, Gray foot, waxetta,
Picayune, Musadora, Ralph, Luda, Red Bill,
CrOton, Gray Medoc, Laura Webster, Diddy
Frankfort, Josh, Jim, Ann Bell, Ben Duncan,
Cresth, Pressure, Donors, William, Colvin Jr.,
Jim Allen, Burleigh, Splendor, Eliza, Bailey,
Mary Mcfarland, sallie Lewis, Ann Hawley.
Denmark, Grayhead, Lucretia, holland Jas
per, Diamond, Jack Gambol, Jack the Barber,
HemPland, Helen Sargent, Fornaguer, Light
ming, Charlie Morehead, Arnold Harris, Bill
Cheatham, Harper, Liz Morgan, Magenta,
wake-uR Jake, Laura Farris, Mollie jackson,
Dolly Dixon, Mafht, Gray Frank. Liz Tillett,
and host Of others.
nUI..I
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Al the last regular Meeting Of interior
Lodge, No. 80, I. o. q. T., the following Off
csn we're elected Tor the ensuing quaster
George X Waters, W. c.
Miss Bette Carpenter. W. VT
W. 7. Pherigo, W. RS.
John X. sewell, W. F.S.
Miss Belle Carpenter, W. r.
George X. Pherigo, W. NJ.
Miss EliIs Hunt W. is.
James Daugherty, w.. os.
The Lodge now numbers sixty three mem.
hsrs In good standing.
Golden Star Lodge, No. lss. Of Crab Or.
ehard, elected the following officers for the
sssuins term;
s. L. Owens. W. T.
\ Miss Annie Brorssgh, w. VT.
ID. b. Edmiston, W.. =.
! W. q. Jones, w. F.s.
I NJ. y. Garnett, W. 7.
M. h. Farris, WIN.
Mis- Joe Hardin, lis
viii Carson, W. os.
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Circuit Court Matters.

Circuit Court IL still in session, his Homo
Judge Fox using his usual industry in tryins
to get through with the enormous docket.
The fourth day was consumed With the cas-.
Of the Commonwealth against L. II. FitIhugl
ct al, charged with completely in the burning
Of the Crab Orchard Springs Hotel. Ths
Commonwealth was represented by NJ IL
Owsley, W. o, Bradley, and @. W Dunlap
the defence by N. J. Durham aud I. W. Bui.
lite. The jury returned a verdict Of aoquit.
tai.
The case Of the Commonwealth against L.
II. Fiahush, charged with perjury, resulted
In an acquittal.
The case OF the Commonwealth against Joe
Owsley Of color, charged with grand larceny,
resulted In verdict Of gsilty, and his pun
ishment fixed at two yeass In the penitentiary.
The case Of the Commonwealth against
John Waits, charged with the murder Of Har-
RE, Clark, near Crab Orchard, few months
ago, occupied the whole Of the ninth day, and
resulted 80 far in hung jury.
There are three very important Islander
cases on the docketi Miss Alens Miller, by
merit friend, and Caldwell Campbell, ST., and
Caldwell Campbell, Jr., each for $4,000,
against w. X. Denny parties all Of Madison
county. The first cause named was called ON
Thursday morning. Able counsel Is secured
ON both sides-for the plaintiff, Hon. c. +.
Burnam and Colonel J. W. Caperton Of Rich
nond, X, M. and W. O. bradley Of Lancaster,
and II. 7. Harris Of stanford for the de-
tense, Judge c. Breck and W. Chsnault Of
Richmond, Hon. @. w. Dunlap Of Lancaster,
Mssars. Hill A Alcorn and John C. Cooper of
Stanford.
The Grand Jury was discharged Tuesday
evening, having returned fony-odd indict-
ments.
There il now only one pri.Oner remaining
In jail whose case has not been attended to.
The case Of the Commonwealth against
George 0ooeh, charged with robbing William
nnberlAke, few weeks since, was set for
last Wednesday, but was no, reached.
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FROM THE WEST END.
c~rsYondsaos Infcrtor ybsrrai :
HrrroNvIIIr Ky.

csreYondssos frfertor JoaFHai
HusroxvIILE, Ky, April 30. 1873.
The public pulse seems To be heslthful now
History, poetry. and romsnce'sre all power
less 10 describe the scene on Friday last. Al
early dawn the great tide Of humanity com.
menced flowing in from every quarter, and BY
O'Clock there was not available standing.
room for q set Of nine-pins. Old men and
matrons, young men and maiden., starved
horses and greasy nigeers, preachers and ped.
dler pimps, procurator., spectators, and
pcculator; bustlcs and brogans, fur-, feathers,
and frowsiners sristocracy, Autocracy, and
mobocracy birth and fortune, poverty and
toll intellect and imbecility, besuty and de-
formity, plethora and attenuation--sll came
up 10 our modern Mecca to bow At the shrine
Of the Great international Circus. Lancaster
and Liberty, Long Branch and Green river,
Sand Knob and Crab Orchard, Milledgevills
and Danville, Middleburg aud Stanford, were
all represented here. The territorial canvass
was filled TO repletion. All were delighted
but that stone man" and that whale" would
not 20 down.
BY the way, We learn that the "iron, jawed
woman" was married At Liberty, merit day, TO
one Of the Leslie family. There Ia something
significant In the name Of the place where the
matter was contaminated; and II that fellow
don't get his "msne ehswed," Fslstaf IL no
judge Of dentistry.
sthere any difficulty between your csndi.
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To the Public.

] have endeayored to furnish the people Of
stanford and vicinity, during the past winter,
with the best beef that could possibly pro-
cure and sell at the prices have charged,
and my margins have been extremely small.
Spring has now opened, and shall be a6le 70
procure good Fat cattle in a shor, time, and
intend 10 supply my customers with the beat
the country Afford. at reasonable prices. hop
ing to give satisfaction and reap only living
profit. l think IL is due me from those GUS
toners whom | have supplied with beef
through the winter, to give me the preference
over any and all persons who may engage in
butebsring temporarily, through the spring
and summer season. lmsy have composition,
but none win labor harder Than 10 supply
you with the beat beef Please stick to me,
and ! will remember you kindly in seasons Of
scarcity. Respectfully,
COZ w. + RAUry, City Butcher.
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We have the pleas,re Of announcing that
tr friend. Of the hptist Church Of this
plsse, syer Jealous in good works" have had
bndsr consideration tina matter Of holding an
der grad Uaion Sunday school picnic, and
I've sent DOT invitations to the various Sun
y seho Yin the county and adjoining towns
inject al some convenient place in this ooun-
isay at A. NJ. Feland's woodland, near the
hnging Fork, on the Danvills and Stanford
tnpike, foor miles from staniord), on satur-
d., the Slsi instant. We hope the suggestion
VI meet with favor and the picnic prove q
suos--. "All work and no play makes JACK
. pll boy" We Of the present day arr leaEp-
iasthai htlle play is as necessary ~ work,
lsn TO grosn-uP persons, and that innocent
S>yeiy psya The senOus-minded parents and
'<schsrs u former generations cheated our
aihsns osi u many an hour Of social enjoy
ass, " sisssgardins the truth that religion
'ssss sss sssisssd 10 male our pleasure.
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FROM ROCKCASTLE.


Mr. vERsoS, XIV, April 20, 1873.
The Rockcastle Circuit Court convened laai
Monday, Hon. W. II. Randall presiding. The
following attorneys were present; II. y. Fin.
ly, Commonwealth Attorney er-Judge q
Pearl, Charles Kirtley, r. y. Holman, Jane.
q. Carter, Il. Boyd, X. d. Cook, Judge Den.
ny Of Lancaster, A. J. Moore, J. X. McClary
The Grand Jury was composed Of the fol
lowing named gentlemen, John Gentry, fore.
man; Caleb Gainn, william Henderson
Stephen Cummins, James Williams, Elisha
Abncr, W. r. Hiatt, Ashley Owens, Carroll
Kerby, Stephen Newcomb, James Croucher
J. =. Taylor, @. o. Ramsey, r. ". Curtis,
Johnston Cummins, and William Mcqueen.
His Honor's charge to the Grand Jury was
very lengthy and forcible. He especially
dwelt upon the rrohibitory liquor law Of our
.sonsav, - spoke in reference to the benefit
our county had derived from the law. Tie
urged upon them the necessity Of seeing that
this law was fully enforced, 10 shrink not from
their duties rs grand jurors, and to carry out
sealously and honestly their oneroUs duties a.
the appointed guardians Of our county. The
greater portion Of the Grand Jury's time wa.
employed in reinststing the old burnt OUT
indictments They adjourned yesterday ase
de.
Owing to the records having been DESTROYED
there W. no standing petit jury, and but few
cases were tried. The colorcd boy Bill Jack,
who stole $40 from Mrs Kirtley. A few months