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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

Mr.. james $ Bruce, Of the far-famed Dix
river neighborhood advertise for sale rick Of
ragweed and bull-nettle which he harvested thi-
season. There Is some wheat straw in it
hut not enough TO injnre the weeds
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Mr.. Grcen Bright has promised to give Us
the exact weight aud measurement, Of his
wonderful mammoth steer. lie IL now ia
hands high, siI year. old, and weighs close to
1900 pounds
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Our town Is full Of the mos, Prodigiou- and
ferocious Stalled feas that ever harra.sed the
mind and Initiated the body Of man. They
are industrious, persistent aud omnipresent
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Through the kindness Of friend, We are
enabled to publish In this issue for the benefit
of our numemerous readers, who arr Interest,"
ed in the matter full list Of premiums award
cd at the late fair At this place.
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Any person sending Us Eve subscribers and
ten dollars will receive copy Of the JoURS-
Al one year grAtuitossly. Any liitle girl ar
boy in the country can earn paper for whole
year in few hours.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

Mr.. q. B. Nash, Of this county, sold his
stallion, "Bagbad," to Mr.. ]. W. Eubank,
Of Bowling Green, Ky, for 81, 500 lie was
shipped on the 2lst int. -Harrod.bsiro Psople.
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Ruling Prices an over Kentucky
Local Sales and General Movements
LAND AND CROP ITEMS.

DIR. W. II. Chatham raised on his farm,
near this place, three hundred and twenty bush
els Of wheat on twelve acres-26s bushels per
acre. lie has sold the crop to J. W. waring,
at 81 l5.-Hdrrvdtburq People.
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CITY LIVE STOCK MARKErs.


Lotnsriile.-The cattle market well supplied
and COED ones sold well, while common and
rough were drag on the market, most Of the
receipts were Of an inferior grade. We quote
best shipping and butchers beeves at 81 to s.;
good to medium at 50 so tos4 25; common tC
rough are very dull at 81 so TO 80 so per 100
Ms gross. Sheep are quoted at siss4 so fol
best heavy; common and mixed lots atsl 81
@s2 so per head. The hog market has beer
only fair and arrivals heavy. for the season
Best heavy atsI 5o@s4 rs; light at $40 81
40.
Couington.-shipping cattle 5S5lc; market
best butchers, 4i@5c; 2nd quality 4Cs4Ic; 80
quality, sssic; shipping sheep 4C94lc; mar
ket sheep 3ts3lc; shipping lambs 81 to DC
Hogs 81 1905.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

Our attention was called to two buggies re-
gently repaired and reprinted at the Stanford
Carriage Mandatory, one belonging TO Mr.,
Ed. McCarty, and the other to w. 7. Baugh-
man, and pronounce them the handsomest
wheels that run our streets. Mr.. james Cook
Is the painter, and he is permanently located
with Mr.. Bash, the proprietor of the carriage
nanufactory
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

A contemporary, speaking Of the difficulty Of
a newspaper editor pleasing everybody, says;
"Eycn II one sounded the praise % hi. Maker,
the dsul would he offended"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

The second annual exhibition Of the Ander-
son, Franklin and Salyisa Agricultural and
Mechanical Association, will be held on tho
grounds Of the Association, near Lawrence
burg, KY, commencing on Tuesday, August
18th. 1873, and continue four days The
liberal spirit heretofore manifested by the
Association, and lis success in the past
warrant us in saying that the approaching en-
bition will prove as interesting as any in the
State See card elsewhere
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

The Texas cattle disease i raging terribly
in Davies comfy, Mo, aud in some places the
prairics are strewn with the dead and sick
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

4 nocturnal Somerset Characterization
thief Is preparing for a hot hereafter.
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One Of our Wayne county friends was here
with choice lot Of fat hogs last week, and
experienced great Inconvenience in procuring
cars 10 ship them. We hope the railroad
company will find it in their girlards to extend
some little accommodation TO the stock ship
pens at this point the coming season.
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Died.

In Danville, on the 2eth ult, Miss Myra
daughter Of Clifton Rodes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

The bridge scro-, s.. Asaph on the somcr-
sei pike l. in a shsky condition.
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Mare any age-Hinkle 4 Brown, Nelson
prem; Lewis r. Jones, Lincoln, Ger.
COMBINATION MARE.
Mare for saddle and harness combined, dri
ven and ridden-George A. Peyton, Lincoln
prem. and Ger.
CONVERSATION GEI.DrSe.
Gelding for saddle and harness combined
ridden and driven, L. W. Spears, Boyle
prem; G. W. Afford, Lincoln, Ger.
MARE AND COLT.
DIN. Prewitt, Boyle, prem. and Ger.
MARE AND MULE COLT.
John Baughman, Lincoln, Prem; W. G
Broyles, Boyle, GER
SINGLE HARNESS STOCK.
Rockawsy mare shown to rockaway, L. W
Spears, Boyle, prem; E. P. Fauleoner, Boyle
certificate.
Rockaway gelding shown to rockawsy,
W. Farris, Garrard, prem; DIR. A. F. Merri
man, Lincoln, Ger.
Single harness mare any age shown in har
ness, 10 Hooker, Boyle, prem; L. W. Spear
Boyle, Ger.
Single harness geldng 4 years and ovei
shown in harness, L. W. Spears, Boyle, prem
Tip Bruce, Ger.
Single harness geIding under years show
in harness, Uriah Dunn. Lincoln, prem; J
W. Farris, Garrard, Ger.
Celding year and under 3, r. C. Harris
Lincoln, prem. and Ger.
second Day-Friday August I.
JACK STOCK.
Best jack under years old, John Baugh
man, Lincoln, prem; Ed. Kennedy, Lincoln
certificate
Best jack years and over, W. L. Caldwell
Boyle, prem; Stewart & Embree, Lincoln, Gel
Best jennct years and over W. L. ca
we'll, Boyle, prem; C. ii. Rochester, Lincoln
certificate.
Best jennet under 3 years. John Baughman
Lincoln, prem. and Ger.
MULES.
Best horse mule years and over, W. II
Brewer, Boyle, prem; W. G. Broyles, Boyle
certificate.
Best horse mule 1 year and under 2, DR.. I
b. Montgomery, Lincoln, prem; Mat sandrigc
Lincoln Ger.
Best horse mule colt under year, W. G
Broyles, Boyle, prem; Lewis Erwin, Lincoln
certificate.
Best mare mule 2years and over, VIM. II
Brewer, Boyle, prem; J. B. Owens, Lincoln
certificate.
Best mare mule year old and under 2, W
g. Broyles, Boyle, prem; Dwight Root, Lin
coin, Ger.
Best mare mule colt under | year, Jchl
Baughman, prem and Ger.
Best pair mare mules shown in harness
Tip Bruce, Boyle, prem; G. J. Pittman, Boyle
certificate.
Bes: pair horse mules shown in harness, W
@. Broyles, Boyle, prem and Ger.
FLOODED HORSE STOCK.
Best stallion any age, J. W. Guest, Boyle
prem and Ger.
~. - ' 800, a,e n "e', =. -
uaasr s-l., s ',a,. -, , $500.
Best stallion 4 years old and over, L.
Faulconer, Boyle, prem Wilson Dunn, Gar
rard, Ger.
DeS' stanton years ana under 'hree' III
bruce boyle prem d. r. bowman Mercer
esr.ihea'e.
Best stallion . years and under T. r. L
rsuiconef' boyle pre-; D. H. banghmAn' lAn
'',n' e',' 1000,
nsT' suiiion yea, ana unaeI . - Gov
""' ,s'"'o"'' p'e'"' W. . iio0Aei' iinoo'n
's, n.sA,,, =, g
,y ns'' ''I T. ~" uha,, one year ~
""e'a 'A"'"'"' P's"' W. ~. h9ie' p''''
cs, n.... , N, o..
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

Whisky played largo hand In the election
here last Monday. No, les. than one hundred
men VEN "how-come- you-so."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

The matrimonial record for July Is very
slim, only three licenses Issued in the county
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

Western minister preached las, Sunday
upon the morals Of billiard. aud pigcon-hole
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

SO far as we have heard, the election passed
"a quietly in all parts Of this county and dis
trirt
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

The latest trOtting sensation is The stallion,
"smugglar,' who made a mile, privately, IN
2l03 over the Olathe track, Kansas
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EARM FcR SALE.

The hrrn On which Col X. J. Breckinridye re-
city, on The stanford and Knob iick turupite,
Is offered for sae- Said farm contains about $50 acres
with comfortable improvements and VIII be sold %
whole or In parts.
For further Information apply 10 the undersigned,
adjoining the tarm, or address At Shelly City, Ky.
c6-tf A. K. DfNNEy.-
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FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
.-x- r.> -
A Desirable Residence!

VIII Offer my residence snd ssorr-hou.e. in the
town Of Hustonville Lincoln county, Ny. on rea-
sonahls terms hr cash, will exehaner II or small
farm In good locality. said residence contains six
rooms, halls and porch There IL stable e,rn-crib.
buggy roase, etc., al IN good repair. good GARDEN
SPOT, and user cofrcnieat storehouse large and we'll
arranged with two good wafc-rooms attached. For
further particulars call address Of Hu-tonvilie
i9-6m-ortds JOHN J. BLEDsOE
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Through the exertions Of our agents, and
the opportunities afforded Us Of soliciting
lately, We have the pleasure Of noting an in
crease OF seyenty-odd names to our subscript-
ion lis, since July 18th, and several agents yet
20 hear from
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DUBLIC sALEii

We will sell on the ~ Monday IN August, County
Court day) 10 the highest bidder, the diver Interest
Of Ms julia A. Reed In the land u joshua Reed,
part of the originaJ p Reed nrml sale 10 be mado
~ front u the Courthouse IN Dsnville at II O'Clock.
'''' ''''''' SUI " y" W. @. WEIGH,
T3-tds J. =. MURPHY. .
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

Last season we called the attention Of our
farmers to the splendid record made by c.
Trailer 4 Sons steam thresher, "Longfellow"
IL Is out on the wing this week, making the
most remarkable time on record II you pat
ronire Longfcllow you lose no time in repair
inn nln
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

Watermelon. were abundant in the msrkc,
last Monday.
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LOCAL BREyITIEs,

No disturbances hOrc last Monday worthy Of
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08
SwINE BREEDING

.isisias sssaas' o Ne 'I s.'is. q ss ' anu
Berkshire. Poland, and Big-boae China
Hey. 1 am nox tho o~nsI u The eslsbralsd boar,
ksnlseky Ch.en-in," zoe q the hnsst ihorsuxhbred
lApd aud BE boas china hes fhey III b psrnllisd
:? ssrys ssxs a reasonable pses CAL ahd eklains
them A ny rs-idoaoe In Allsdssslus Lncola coanty
ksntacky lS~iyl NJ r. RUSSELL
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Tidball Milton, Deputy Circuit Clerk Of
Jefferson county, was in town this week.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

Gen. Make and wife and daughter, Of Par
is, Texas, are visiting DR.. T. D. Montgomery,
Of this place.
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DEsrRkmf Town PROPERTY
~
FOR SALE

OR II private sale, a. jov figures, my hou-. srS
10 Opposite the Bruce Hossi In stsntrd Far terms
ete., enquire u, OF sddre~. n
net T. a PARSONS
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GOOD FARM AND sToRE-HoUsE
FOR SALEII

As assignee Of j. r. Sprafens offer for sale private
ly, upon easy terms, the farm upon which said
good lahlc land, situated Carpenters Station
three miles from Hustonviile ny fhis y an efsfsnt
little farm, situated In goed boThoed convou-
lent TO town churches and rhcols located Immediate
y on good turnpike ruad, and Is we'll improved we'll
waered and Convenient 10 abundance Of timber. The
buildings consist Of a neat dwelling, excellent
harm, outhuildings etc Il also has upon u splendid
young orchard
}. W. wEATHERFoBD, Assignee.
/ as-Sm-ortds Hustonville, KY.
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Madison Female Institute, Richmond, Ky-
will open next session the second Monday in
September. Board and tuition, including ev-
erything, s235. Address A. b. Jones, Prin-
cipal. 1855
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JUST received an elegant stock of
jewelry at Il. r. Chenaut's.
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LAND DEPARTMENT.
4 SHALL Farm FOR SALE

miles hon me latsm pi~cc conininiur - Acres.
on ~hiah there \ ccinf-rt.hh dwelling u rr.<n-.
and sl ncccssafy ostbundfne., IN Of vhich are ncr.
pries low and terms rossonabk. o. n wATEns,
stanford, Kentucky. es-tf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

The booth privileges OF the Pulaski county
Fair were purchased on Saturday last by ]. B.
Gragg, at the price Of $40 TO-
MILFORD DoOLE.
Has so far recovered his health that he left
his home again this morning for Nashville,
where he will resume his charge Of the Sui
phur Springs We hope the next two months
will prove profitable season TO him.
MISSIONARY MONEY STOLEN.
II was discovered on last Sunday morning
that the box, contrasting missionary money 10
the amount Of two or three dollars, into which
the little children drop their niekels every
Sunday morning at the NJ. 4. Chusrh, South,
had been stolen by some miserably depraved
thaef, by means Of boring holes through the
library pres with a small simblst. IL was
supposed to have been distracted on the day
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List Of Premiums Awarded by
the Lincoln County stock Assoc
ctattOn'July n and August \.
first Dsy-Tnsr.ssy, s-,y q

FLOODED CATTLE.
Bull, 3 year old and oversee. Owen,
prem. and Ger.
Bull, year old and under 3,-Greenbcrry
Bright, Lincoln, Prem. and Ger.
Bull, year and under,--J. 8. Owsley, Lin.
coin, prem; 8. II. Baughman, cor.
Bull calf, under one year old,-T. B. Mont.
gomery, Lincoln, prem; $. II. Baughman
certificate.
Cow, 3 year. and over,--J. s. owsley, Lin.
coin, prem. and Ger.
Cow, two years and under al. s. Owsley
Lincoln, prem; T. B. Montgomery, Ger.
Cow year old and under 2,-Jn5. s. ows
ley, prem. and Ger.
Heifer calf, under ! year.-Jno. s. Owslew
Lincoln, prem; W. d. Irvine, Boyle, Ger.
swErrsrAKs.
Bull, any age,--J. s. owsfey; Lincoln, prem
and Ger.
Cow, any age JpO. $. owslsy, prem. and
certificate.
Fatted COW. bullock, free martin, or spsyet
heifer-Greenberry Bright prem. and Ger.
HORSE STOCK ron SADDLE PURPOSES.
Stallion, 4 years and over,-Ed. Kennedy
prem. and Ger.
Stallion, 3 year and under Pat Dolan
prem. and Ger.
Stallion, 2 year and under three, --Perk In
gram, Pulaski, prem; y. F. Robinson, Gan'rd
certificate.
Stallion, 1 year old and under 2,-E. p
FauIconer, Boyle, prem; Samuel F. Cowan,
Lincoln, Ger.
Stallion colt, under one year,-Iee Yeager,
Boyle, prem; A. c. Teter, Garrard, Ger.
Mare, year old and over,-Hinkre q
Bronw, Nelson, prem; Levi Hubble, Lincoln,
certificate.
Mare, three years and under 4,-IeSis r
Jones, Lincoln, prem; Hinkle a Brown; Mel
son, Ger.
Mare 2 and under sc. c. Owens, Lincoln,
prem. and Ger.
Mare and under 2-John Baughman, Lin
coin, prem. and Ger.
Mare colt under year-B. NJ. Bruce, Boyle
prem; David Prewit, Boyle, Ger.
swEEPsTAKEs.
Stallion any age-wm Caball, Green, prem
Pat Dolan, Fayette, Ger.
Mare any age-Hinkle 4 Brown, Nelson,
prem; Lewis r. Jones, Lincoln, Ger.
COMBINATION MARE.
Mare for saddle and harness combined, dri-
ven and ridden-Georgc A. Peyton, Lincoln,
prem. and Ger.
CONVERSATION GELDrSa.
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PROF. Hufaker aud lady, DIR. shadowen
and lady, VIM. Harvey and daughter aud Miss
Dickson, Of Louisville, were present at the
concert on the evening Of the 3lst ult., all Of
whom speak much praise in behalf of the
young ladies and gentlemen and the musical
talent Of our town.
, 1873-06-22

: = =. 714eaae 3s os9se $500
TWO FURx1sIIEp M or PARTIAI g;Al
@5I1,9, ~ wv, =
3VAhomAu e7.su uYonEG LADY WOULD LIKE e hoAKi Na!
o6co' for t11o d. p'aeo '@a'' AooFcss ~ 'fono
d an 4 e. SooM non Py 81 q
DoARn-WTTT pHE1a1HT -, sS Sz;t nooxS ~ ~ ~ W Nxs
I'd - not ] 70 e1esod 81 s pe2 Tsel Add1e as
= !,'eoas once 7,77,,7zz=z77z, -. -
q 45aas anY oas ASD OLD
a,s5a @ ;o N9f oz or EoI {ss
FE5H asSsf6 ases; T.efs p1nsG sS: Ta
day requires bes1d for he1set snd little girl Nhsse the
~ zsS;s:: =; TzsssSs 80: -
=5a9=5s=:==s@5-@@==@-=s-
~>-:11s+ t1o1ss1+s .aND 1keE.Lsa1a 70 AfFs1AS1Es.
Of
IN tod.yt Tribune. would tins aud any amount oi
:s.s s IT! 81 ssias @ s;ssl;9sd
s1 .ss GILL;
III
HoE.es. Baesio.: and Harnes.: BKADLGY Wits.
4 BARGAIN T9E r. ANYoEE ; EE5EpNe Il nc = vEkT M
ct ha7;s. - o. bnEges will find ready sale a.
ee.e eeeolo. = H1Emon court ----
haIat, spLRIhDlD AssoKTaESr aa OF RoGkAMAYs ~ *
ele. Ae:. :. !e1 R11e:. ~ st4ts:.i L -ss613h:
s;e G1fE To- LOT 9s ons1 M
{ e IS s;is shssD: IS Ha6aihsS: fEvSoYER, Sh1W
| 1 SMALL Ray PONY, YEARS OLD, QUIET,
Wannta "'' os VIII 'f"oe 'os sooae u LAY Aaos ~h
Let OF FL. p t1 oa eeD
KFh4ah.sv + n - HEoW ~ ~0'' 'A1~~"- oAA
! HANDSOME 81 = Yo1Ss; SGs, DRIVING HORSE FOR
!; e .sgaa :: aoisss sSs
DoARDIsG sTABLEs-i HAVE RFcESTEE
B4ssETTs, 1s aad q Hsruoa-couzk batSoon W'sba4h
~ GH1TTEE=aoR7GxoE zs:Fi5Efae7 SALE or SPAN OF
sss e ssas9 Sss; = -
without any EosoEyc: JNo GRAHAM, AoztG7soo.
san:sv.
FoR SALE- CARRIAGE. HAMBURG oYRTAIN
saf ses
besrsen @ and; and PM % ' 0Aen '3'' o. "'''DA'
sna sbssg ho1:e, + 6HossM1S CO.'S 1ass M7oss
3S;5 =; - -. - "fSs -
f. .s:.1d'tThs ssSs IA ~ sood paying
!aye'5 stable. xe9 established. uRon liberal terms:
Ssso Sts ens hs b. bsUn vsn p sy two
FoE a5 a1IE957 81 MiI7laoRF, .s7F0SK CO..
::es wagons 'i0's'' Aaa buggy h'''' sS's
EoFF oFsfRRynk 1fn stN sehix,n1 5hADnLE Hohos. N. H.
:zN - 80 -. ~ eLsa!saae7: :-
sc, 1o r -; HnKsE AND
osoAR FIELD. . snd i eGonsSe..:.s s..-~-~el~~NN.
sntneIS hDsE2 fs1,sss suf nAE-1hhE PAIRS FINE
, 1873-06-22
MEDICAL,

nR HENDRICKS CARMINATIVE ASOpYNE Is
~ warranted to cure dysanter11. money refunded
ktsta. :"
HR. KENDRCKS OARMWATIEE ANODYER Is
- warranted to duxe cholsra infzntu1u. money
druxeists-
hfRs. n: Q. !: NEWTON, PROFESSIONAL
LII 9 3tatoxt., hAynK recovered from hex
tllness prepared to msot all baatncaa engagements
RfISs T. II. HENDKE M4GNFTIO AND FCLEC
III tic Phydciau, $40 Weat Madison&t-, Chicago.
H1HR ELECTRO O-CHEMIO1L CURE, TX W4B1sH-
vent 6iseasp. 1
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3tlarriaqes.

Near Creagcrstown, on Thursday .ho
o5th instant. bv Elder Samuel Spurr!cr,
JOHN NJ. HAHN to Miss MARGAK Ef
E. WEkKING, both of Woodsboro Dis
trict, this county.
AT the residence of the bride, near En-
mitsburg, Maryland, on Tuesday morning,
the 23d of Sept. 1873 by the Rev. =. ,.
Johnston, Mr.. BENJAMIN F. BAKER,
of Freedom Township, to aliss ANA NDA
+. RIFLE, Of Liberty township, L"lh
of Adams county, Pa.
connected with the above notice, we
received a bountiful supply of wedding
trimmings, done up in elegant style. The
happy pair honored Mccianics,o"n in
partaking of the Wedding Dinner, which
was prepared by mine host MI Martin
C. Oycrholtzcr, of the "Westcrn Maryland
House" in a slmptuous and superb man
ner We tender our congratulations TO
Papnsylyania's tair son and daughter on
the happy event, and wish them all the fc'
licity Imaginable on this mundane sphere
ali the 10y and happiness which welded
life can bcsow
On the 10Th instant at the Lusirian
Parsonage, in Mit,dlrlown, by the Key. -.
Steck, JAMES s. HARS1IMAN TO Miss
ANNA MARY, daughter OF Henry Holt
man, all of Middletown Valley.
On the 13,h instant, at the United Broth
, ron Church Mversvillt, by Rev. John H..
Nelson, JAMES Z. CLARKE to Miss
AMANDA LINEBAUGII, both OF MID
dlo,own Valley
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NARROW ESCAPE OF PRESIDENT
GRANT, gems. SHERMAN, SHER-
1pAN AND HooKEE.-Enelneer Slmp-
son, of the G. and P. railroad yes
terday afternoon came very near I'M
mortalizing himself by running over
the carriage containing freslaent
Grant, Generals Sherman, Sheridan
and Hooker, who, with Others M had
been visiting General Negley, Inc
vehicle was approaching the railroad
crossing at the Elevator. The driver
was signaled by the Waterman at the
crossing of the approach OF a coal
train, but the driver considered ms
distinguished passengers had the
right Of way in preference to a coal
train, and drove directly across the
tracks, amidst the widest excltment
of the bystanders. The locomotive {,
was checked up and the "cowcatche,r
lust grazed the hind wheels OF the
carrias e.-PiNsburg Chronicle, l9M.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-09-27
IECHANICSTOWN DISTRICT No. Is
CORRECTION or TIE LISTS.

Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, that in compliance with the Act
Of Assembly of the Stale Of Maryland,
chapter 459, passed at January Session
1870, the undersigned Officer Of Rceistra-
ton for the 18th Election Distric, of Fre'lc
rick County, duly appointed, commissioned
and qualified, will sit with open doors,
AT MECHANICSTOWN,
On Mondoy and 7'uesdny, the 9th and 2sth
Of October, 1873,
and will remain in session on each Of said
days from 8 o'clock, a. H.. until 6 O'Clock,
p. n, for the purpose or correcting the
Books of Registration and the list Of regis
tered voters, during which time he will
strike from said books aud list she names
of all persons known or made known tn
him, who have died or who do not possess
the requisite constitutional qualifications.
or who will not possess said qualifications
before the election next ensuing, or who
are disqualified under the provisions Of 'hs
second and third sections of the first Articia
ofthe Constitution, and to register the namo
ofevery person who shall apply to him to
be registered, and who shall satisfy him
that they possess, or will possess, the requi.
site constitutional qualifications before the
election next ensuing, and who are not
disqualified under the Constitution, and,
also, the name Of every person whom a
Judge ofa Court, on an appeal, has decided
to DO entitled to registration az qualified
voters. b, COLLIFLOWER,
sept 2I-5w Register