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Died.

Al Lancaster, on Thursday, the 23d instant,
Of ooWumption, Mrs. KATE, wife Of J. d.
johnson, in the twenty ninth year of her age.
At Turnenville, in Lincoln county, on Fri.
day evening, the 9Th instant, after long and
painful illness, Mr.. n. G. CosHY. lie was
buried at Danville on Sunday evening last.
His afflicted family have our kindest sympa.
thies in their bereavement
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When ye local Of the Journal takes hi.
morning S,rolls in quest Of local items, it
seems to be the business Of our news go.siper-
to keep mum and consequently, it is with
the greatest difficulty that he gathers the few
items that are nnoat Why i. this thu-y lie
eau not he omuipresent. or know by intuition
all things that occur in our populou, city.
rhis is a mere hint TO the wise.
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NOTICE.

Those Of our advertisers who desire changes
made In their advertisements, must hand In
copy on Monday morning NEXT.
An communications, either ~ an editorial or bust
ne~ rhuactef, should ir atdr~@cd ~ HILTON A
CAMPBELL box y, stausad, Ny.
An monies RENTED us Or advertl.inr subscription
or lob vort must bc sent IN checks p~l-fhce money
order csrre- Il will he ~ the parties own risk.
J.mss Cs,k IL our suhotsei agent Al Iiastonvle 10
contract icf Job Work Advertising attend " sa@tp
tions, and receive all monies Cor the same.
ouR AGENTS
Js Cooh, Jacksonville; :. y. owens, Crab Orchard;
W. e. Curd Somer~-t, E u. Bryant, Uum sulphur,
l. 8 Jones, Pine Hnii Tbos McBeath, Monticello;
DR. =. J. Brown, MI Vernon.
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FROM GARRARD COUNTY.
LANsAsrER. Jan. q. 1879.

4 LAfsArIFHt Jeu. Afg 1910.
Cesvs Day-pas ana ere ledger sssesss
Cewss-rke Weir sna the fsas - Feed
90 tire Same cvss.
ter~p.sf>.v f~evtr yevv~dS
COURT DAY.
Though County Court day, there have been
fewer people In town and less stock on the
market than We have observed for year past
on like occasions. But one or two small sales
were made on the street to-day, and We judge,
from the very large quantities Of mules, cattle,
hogs and grain exported by Gsrrard during
the fall and winter, that she hm little more 10
sell at present. n our people are not veil
supplied with the one thing ncedful this year,
there IL no value in hard work and large sales.
Eject will always follow cause, and we notice
that our wide-swske farmers are much re-
lieved from the heavy pressure Of Last year,
and look forward hopefully. Still the coun-
try is full Of crosker- crying out hard times
men who. II grecnbacks grew on bushes, would
be too larry to gather them.
PAT AND THE LEDGER.
The most noticeable feature to-day was the
appearance Of the irrepressible Sullivan, and
his efforts 10 convince the GarrArd people
that the Ledger is the sas qua ~cn 10 human
happiness. Pat is grand success in his line
the right man in the right place; but We
would kindly suggest that the accompaniment
Of monkey would expedite his business.
Wherever he went he gathered a crowd
around him. While he was explaining to q
son Of Erin that he was q fellow-countrymsn
and a Democrat dyed in the wool, bystander
had the hardihood to assert that he was q
id Yankee, and had come from beyond the
Ohio river. Pat turned upon his accuser and
-quelched him; and, when last seen, had
him by the coat-skirts, thrusting paper in
his face, and insisting that he should sub
scribe for the Ledger.
THE CIRCUIT COURT
began on Monday, the Goth, and continued
during the week. Although Judge Fox en-
deavored 10 expedite business, yet little WAS
accomplished. No cases Of importance came
to trial. Those disposed Of we're: one case Of
Illicit sale Of whisky, one for rent, and two
for larceny One Of the latter cases Com
monwealth vs.. Hyatt resulted in hung jury,
and the other Commonwealth vs. Bailey in
giving sambo public quarters for two years
The money value involved in the cases tried
compared with the the cost Of the court and
the lawyers fees, certainly would not exceed
ten per cent. Such is law, and snch is justice
II is a source Of great regret to the people
Of Lancaster that they are about to lose two
Of their most distinguished members Of the
bar. Hon. Mike Owsley and William o.
Bradley, through the kindness Of Major Dob
bins, are likely to receive appointments under
General Grant, and come into desc relations
with his Majesty. These gentlemen are very
reticent and modest concerning this uneIpect-
ed honor, but are evidently not displeased that
they will have access to the public crib.
JONATHAN.
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The svcond quarterly meeting Of the VI. T.,
Church SOUTH, Il this place, will be- held on
next Sunday Preaching by B-v. :. y. Hall,
Presiding Elder, Saturday aud Sunday morn
ing. AMI evenings. Mr. Hall made many ad-
mirer- on the o,cssion q bic recent labors at
thi- place, snd doubtless there will he larss
attendance At these meetings.
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About Settling.

All business men desire to settle up their
business at least once year. II is always
best to settle even il no money changes hands,
therefore, respectfully request all my cusio-
mers to call and pay their accounts, or Gloss
the same by note. Respectfully,
w. II. ANDERSON,
Druggist, Main Street, stanford Ky. AN
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Read the prominent advertisement Of Theo
Green 4 Co, piano manufacturers. Louisville,
Kentucky. This is one Of the lsrgc., manu-.
factories In the country, is home institution,
and perfectly responsible and reliable. When
they warrant an instrument for ten years,
such warrant is Of -ome value.
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II grieves Us to see IL announced that Mr.
John u. Woods, one q the most brilliant
ale, and inci-iye newspaper writers in tn,
state, has Withdrawn from the editorial con.
troll Of our excellent contemporary, the Gls..
gov Tmes. lie will be succeeded BY Levi.
MsQuown, a talented and experienced writer
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The attention Of the subscriber who ordered
his paper discontinued, last week, IL directed
10 the following law; III person orders hi.
paper discontinued, he must pay all arrear-
ages. or the publisher may continue to send il
until payment is made"
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Mr.. Joseph Severance vas, on Last Lords
day. chosen All Elder OF the Christian Church
at tbi. plsce lie |. very devoted member
md, though quite young man. will prove an
c.keisni officer and ~orthy Of the high ,rus,
rcru.ed In him.
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Mr.M T. Colme.neil has recently been ap.
pointed conductor on the Richmond branch
passenger train He is one Of the best oft cial,
On the road, faithful 10 the interests 81 III,
company, and exceedingly polite and a,icniiv,
% the Unwilling public.
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Public Sales.

Auc,ioneer S. +. Owens, Of Crab Orchard
reports the sale Of Marion wieks, in Rock,
castle county. on the 18th instant, we'll at.
tended iearling cattle brought $40 pei
head; sheep. about 50 per bead corn, So per
barrel, and household furniture, good prices.
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Please Renew.

II you find cru-- mark in ink after your
name on the mapin Of this paper, or on the
wrapper, II signifies that your time IL out, aud
you are requested 10 renew.
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John c. Cooper Esq, offers for sale, in ,hi.
issue, a very desirable suburban lot Of ten
acres. There is a beautiful locust grove upon
IL, and a miniature lake, fed by . never failing
spring The location ia desirable, and the
terms Of sale easy.
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Mr.. George X. holland, one Of our worthy
citiiyn-, had policy Of Insurance GA the life
II Mr.. = =. wonham, deceased, for ten thou
-Snd dollars which was paid to him ON Mon
day LAT
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GEO. D. wRABEN q CO., sell 8 lbs
good N. o. sugar for 81.


The Rssoside Home is a large, eigbt-page
literary paper, published twice a month, at
Pittsburgh. Pa. at two dollars per year.
Agents are wanted in every town and city.
Address Riverside Home"
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HAVE . be.ntifal bsitiing lot, Of about 10 Acre..
u situated the D2nsills Turnpike r.a 10 the sub
boris a ssanissa, siisinias frsf J. u Nys.. psap-
a.s s-.,s.S Ia % ~ ,s ss,s sss i.s 4
for further inasms,iol cail AZ ny esAoe.
90 gNO Il OOOrfR
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ses =. uso Nsh0ss''', fses'a's'i : . caHdis.
, s.@.,s,i L.iy, IA ir, A. " x-Nes.s .,
Mksonie hall ia-s Aoaisy nieht in sacl, mouth.
"a 4 Penny. " NJ N PHILIPS, Jr., s Va
Gsf D Hopper, W; 4 A Mckinney, Trss.
&ssiSfd X. a. CAar
 -slsei- al Masenie
iiap every ~ Monday hight Ia sseh 'nesah
J@. P<xsan, NJ "
hsoQk Leigr. ksiss. 4 Y N-Nesss ~
Ma<snt Hall. Ifaslsasillr, Ky, every ~,
dsf eisb beksv TIC {al; moon ~ saciI 4 ~
2 w;I1ows. M ~; y q Allsfd. So ~, q
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COUNTY CorET.

County Court, % Monday in each month.
Quarterly Court, LIST MONDAYS in Merch, June,
September and December. Court Of Claims
ID Monday in October Court Of Levy and
Assessment-.d Monday in June.
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Professor J. b. Myers Preparatory for little
boys will begin next Monday. Only a limited
number admitted. First come, first served.
Alt
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Professor sibold l. giving instructions in
vocal music 10 quite . large cla~ in this
place. The class meets at the Presbyterian
church on Monday and Tuesday nights. Mr..
:. IL a very competent and faithful teacher.
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A few remarks touching the interest Of
stock men and fsrmen In this and other coun-
ties adjoining viii be found In our stock
column this week.
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LOCAL BREvITrEs.

uncle ii" has never seen . colder winter
than the present one.
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What do you think of establishing satur.
day stock sales In stanford nett month";
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There's billisrd-tsble In town. wo unto
this wicked and pcrvere generation.
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The sage Of Stanford says; "Tf choked, get
upon all fours and cough"
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GEO. D. wRAREH q co. sell . 8 gal
lon !. lsg of nice Silver Drip syrup for
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BALLrw a SHEPHERD.

Thomas BalIew and W. S. shepperd are not
only the Sheriff and the Jailor Of Pulaski
county, but they are also the proprietors Of a
family grocery and eating-saloon in Somerset
Should any weary, hungry traveller or coun-
tryman wish good square meal, served up to
order, we advise them to call on little Bill
Shepherd, at their saloon, in the old Cumber-
land House
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GEO. D. wEAREH q co. have a large
lot Of clover seed, timothy seed. orchard
grass, &C., for cash only.
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CATTLE.

CATTLE.
LoUisviLfE-The receipts las tccl were
light. Market opened Monday quite active.
win hight ciierirg-. Bet sold at 4lcSsc,
good ~ &c IA slight dcciinei; and conn,
mon, 2lCssc. Very little stock .hippei east,
Prr-puscu.-Market and arrivals f.iy.
Best, otc7ic; common, lose.
PnLApELrmA.-Fair demand. ws.,.r,
steer, 7te'Se; fsit ., ec~i, 6lnJ7c.
CnIclco.-Msrks. asll ami demand local
NEW YoaK.-is.tsiyss lCC9 lee. than ,re.
vious week. Fat stock scu-ee. aud -eliioe
readily ut Islgl2sc, witt ex,rss at iBICIac
No Kentucky cattle on sale.
LouisvILLg-But few Offering. s.4 ma
change IN prices-bcst, SO jsc; good comn,cs
3ita4c y 100 ibs gross.
NEW YoRK.-Marset crowded, and lower
rates, rough Kentucky bringing 4,c.
HOGS.
LorfsvTLLE.-OnIy one .. two p,ct;ns.
houses in operation. Packers are paving a
little advance on previous qvoiation.-St rs
al 30; and butchers from - 50 10 81 IS. the
latter an outside figure for hogs averaging
f2s ihs
HORSES AND MULES.
LounvILLE.-Pcns kept full. Receipts
from Ohio aud Indiana very heavy n-...-.
reported good. -.
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r. Reynolds and family, J. II. Boiling and
family, Charley Henson, and John Howell,
leave our town in few days for homes in
Texas.
Monroe Floyd has sold his farm near Som
ersei, for the purpose Of settling in Missouri.
lie and his family are now in our town, on
the eve Of departure. ALERT.
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CHOICE cigars and tobacco ct 4 r
ChsnAult's.

AN elegant stock Of ladies opera.
chains and gold watches at z 4. Chen
cults.
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A COMPLETE stock of drugs. paints,
oils, dye-stufi. &C.. at z. r. chsna ult's.
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MAGISTRATES AND xAcrrnArr,s COZ RIA

Sarford-2d Division-W II Carson, ID Sat-
urdays in August, November February and
May. ID Disision-J Dennis, 2d Saturday
in July, October. January and April. Daniel
Miller, Constable.
Crub Orchdrd-lst Division-G W Parker.
4th Saturday in March, June, September and
december. I'd Dvison-Robt Stewart. "a
saturday in March, June, September and De
cemhcr. f Owens, Constable.
IIalaa Elt--lst Division-Craiv Lynn. 20
Thursday in March, June, September and De-
ccmtcr. 81 Division - ith Thursday in
March. June, Sentenitcr aud Feccnlsr.-'Toy
Douglas Constable.
H,gttmd list Division-Lewis EaIl, 3ls ar
nriay IN January, April, July and October.
ID Division John Henson Isl SATURDAY. in
January, April, July and October. Hiram
osls, Constable. =.
Udy1se.jurg--lst Division--E .'Ilgett. %
Tncsday in March, June, September and De-
oeuibcr. ~ Division VIM. Gooch. 18th Tues
day in March, June. September and December.
Granville Singleton, Constable.
ISraasriHe-lst Division--.Iohn Cash. lst
Thursday in March, June, September and De-
cember. "a Diyision-J ID Alcorn, Sd Thurs
day In March, june Sepienber and December.
VIM. Campbell, Constable.
UvstonTRe-lst Diyisiou-Darius Iamne.
list Tuesday in March, June, September and
December. ID Division--J 7 Hughes, Sd
Tuesday in March, June. September and De-
cembcr. W Jones, Constable.
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Lincoln County Directory.


Law, Equity and Criminal terms 81 Mon
day in April, and October, continuing twelve
days
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CArttidR-nepot Stroet-prsecling by Ed
) II King, 2d and 9Th LoId's DAYS in each
month az II o'clock, m. SUNDAY school 0
o'clock, J X Warren, Sup't. Worship every
Lords day by the congregation.
Bcptia--l,ev. A D Rash. Pts:or-Church
meeting lst Saturday in each acath. Preach
ing lsl and 3rd Sabbath in each month at II
o'clock, m. Sunday school at O'clock, @
x Waters, Superintendent.
Malodis Episc9Tsgi, (.sortf --Hcy. q C Over
tire, I, Faster -Svryiccs every Sunday morning.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night. Sun
lay school ate o'clock.
Tfss6ytsgim l.Sstlsyal- Presiding BY VIM.
Crow, Let and 81 Sabbath in each month. sun
day school at . O'Clock, NJ
Rfestytcriaa tGereral Ass1rL,)--Rcy. 6 y
Mcitoherts, Pastor-Seryices "a AID .lth sun
days in each month. Sunday schoal az
O'Clock, am.
Rish Brmes-Pieachins b. Elder X l. A.
len the second Lord's day in ovey iagHlh
Gieas CRlurh, Lincoia CuA,y--Yress hing
by Elder jesse Walden ever frs, -una..y morn
ing and afternoon in each month.
M Maria Chrlxian-yinc miles south as
slansord-Preaching every fth Saturday and
sundat 'ssstv4ilg, by Elder Marlin ouszxs
Grub Orchard !; ,iSSS s--.-secs u ikc tosf7zs
chapel every Sunday, except the s.cond In
each month, at 10! a NJ. hos John y Tar.
rant, pastor.
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STANDARD patent medicines for
sale at Z. r. Chenault's.
New Firm.

Joseph A. Miller has been admitted as a
partner in on. business, to date from January
lst, 1873. Thankful for past fayors, we solicit
a continuance OF the same.
SEVERANCE a MILLER.
My old friends and customers will find me
witb the above well-established house. where
! inYite them all 10 call aud see me.
=. A. MILLER.
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Z. R. CHENAULrs drug store is now
on the southeast corner Of Main and
Lancaster streets.
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LIVE sTocx MARKETS.

rh--s rcprr are eieanei <rm ,v.s,. 1885,.
Nhsn re hl 70 matc lave stool quotsticrs our r,d-
~ sh.nh w ersand that chars M tho b.f.r a.
WIZ ha'e uksn place during me ~sst.1
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FOR anything in the drug line, any.
thing In the jewelry line, anything In
the notion line. 70 to T. r. ChenauIt's
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Sanford John NJ Phillips Jr., Judge, 9TH
Saturday in each month. Thcs. PurGon Mar
shall.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

never shunning observation, driving the widow u
COW and wearing his thick boots, contented in
the thought that he was doing right /; caring not
Tor all the teerB and sneers that could be ut
tored. He never undertook to explain why he
drove . COW for he was not inclined to make a
vsunt of his charitable motives, and farther
more, in his heart he had no sympathy with the
false pride that could look down with ridicule on
any useful employment 1t was by mere acci-
dsut that his course OF kindness and self-denial
was yesterday discovered by his teacher.
/" And now, ladies and gentlemen, appeal to
you, was there true heroism in this boys con-
duct Nay, Master Hartley, do not hide out of
sight behind the blackboard! You are not
afraid Of ridiculs, you must not be afraid of
praise. Come forth, Master Edward James
Hartley, and let us sss your honest face!"
as Hartley, with 6lushing cheeks, A,ade his
appearance, what . round Of applause, in which
the whole company joined, spoke tho general
appreciation OF his conduct! The ladies' stood
on benches aud waved thcir handkerchiefs. The
old msn wiped the gathering moisture from the
corners OF their eyt ., and clApped their hands.
Those clumsy boots on Hartley feet seemed =
proude: ornament than crown would have been
on his head. The medal was bestowed on him
amid general acclamation.
Let me relate W YOU good thing Of Jemson
before conclude. He WAS heartily ashamed of
his ill.natured raillsry, and after we were dis
missed, he went with tears Of manly self-rebuke
in his eyes, and rendered his hand to Hartley,
making handsome apology for his past ii!-nan-
ners. "Think no more Of it, old fellow" said
Hartley, "let us All go and have 4 ramble in the
woods before we break up for the vacation
The boys, one and all, followed Jemson's exam
pie, aud then We set forth with huzzss into the
woods. What happy day it was!
Boys and girls, mover despise another who may
be more plainly clad than yourselves. There is
many noble heart under well-patched gar
lnent. Whenever you are tempted to look scorn-
fully upon ono in poor or plain dress, think Of
Edward James Hartley, the bravo boy, aud hls
unId tnadal
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something Of = nistake to suppose that we
must reproduce nature upon the stage exantly
IS we zee 1t in the drawing room or on the
street II that 10 done, and NO more, what ID
the necessity Of the theatre at au.-And why
should people pay to see that which they
may find at any time at their elbow 2 A true
dramatic theory rather takes nature ~ . basic
and intsnsifes the picture BY we'll wrought con-
trasts, and by an elevated Language which even
the most cultured people are not liable to use
in ordinary intercourse. We need in fact,
though it may sound paradoxioal: superior
nature on the stage Hiss Ethels acting 10
frsm her own theory Gf she hes one, indeed
which am inclined to doubt) admirable, but
would give all her easy pretty ways for an occa-
sional touch OF real passion. do not caro- par.
ticularly about being instructed In the way real
ladies' enter room, manage their trains, toy
with their fan, and all the rest Of this realism
which is exactly like life in . Fifth avenue OF
Walnut street parlor:-I would rather have
something that speaks Of the possibilities OF the
heart even il the actress has not studied (or
been been raised among,--whch is, believe,
Miss Ethel's great claim to prefermsnt) the BEST
social models The old vigor and eArnestness
seems, except in rare instances, to have desert.
cd the theatre and the undoubted decadence Of
the stage is in my Judgment to be traced to
that fact. INDEX. 2