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We veald c-i the special ss,entioa Of pos,naster.
sod ssh-crles. 10 The eilovi.s y.ep-. q The
payer laws
!, p.-sns.sr I. r.gulr.d 10 sive ncsles ~ hitter
frfturulnn paper dos NOD answef the laNl whcn :
suh-rhr dsea nat t.ks his pspsf oui u The uc nnd
state The ihr ~ not icing taken and nelri
70 a. = aak~ the pa~is-tsf r~-ron.hs "a the pub
llshrr a. the psymTnt.
4 Any psrsan vho ishsa paper from the po.toehce,
vhethsr drectri 10 his anether whether he
has sukacribed 90 not, Il responsible f6r the psy,
n rsr.pn ordeFs NJ raref di.r,ntnusd, he musi
pay al srrrsrsrs the Puhllshsf may osauaaa q
s-as u until the payment 4 mnts.
psftan time snd N. pahIi-her osatlEacs n srnd ths
sal~cribsf Il bouna 70 pay bs hn he akes u nruu The
pa-iomcel The sv pre>caz upsa the Esound Nat :
wan must psy ~ uhsf Ne u-r~
s. The ss.re have assiAed that r.he.iaE 10 ,ats
rse.r<p~r, srt prftuflc.l- fro<a The p.-to6c~
asyias ssA tsvlgs thpn gru.ii-s ~ |. psia,s as,s
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NORTH SIDE.

Mr.. q. P. Ramsey passed through this par,
Of the county last Monday, with over seven
hundred sheep fOr the Lexington market......
The farmers In this region are now very busy
harvesting; they repor, wheat much better
than expected, though not 20 good as last
years crop. The prospect for corn was never
better in this part Of the county Our
school district IL 10 have = new school-houss.
Mr.. N. ID. Hughes has been engaged 10 teach
the Fall term......r The Sunday School ia in a
nOurishins oOadition-numbering hfty pupils.
The Rising Star Debating society deter
mined, af,er a sharp debate At lie last meeting
that Captain Jack Modoc ought not, and shall
mod, be executed. ROVER.
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Central University.

The location Of the University at little
Anchorage Is about to prove a miserable alb
ortion. "Unforseen difficulties have arisen y
there are no suitable buildings there and no
money TO provide them. The Ledgn' thinks
the difficulty il, there are no brown-stone
fronts for the distinguished educators who had
been selected to preside over the different de-
partmenta, and to reach the college il was
necessary 10 soil their sandals" Several meet
ings Of the Curators have been called since a
crusade was inauguraied 10 remove the Institu.
ton from Anchorage TO Danyille, and at these
meetings three Of the seven Curaiors opposed
the removal. On the 9Th ult, the Board
met at Col. c. p. Brcckinridge's, in Lexington,
at which Col. Breckinridge, President Of
Alumni Association, was requested to call a
meeting Of the A. Association, to be held at
the First Presbyterian Church, Lexington, at
8 p. NJ, ON Thursday, July 10Th, for the Pur-
pose Of taking action in reference 10 the "un-
iOrseen diikcultiss." The Board recommend
ed that the Association meet prepared 10 de-
eide the question of locating the University.
~ eNc'uehoS WIN tnc otueil ehc mecsinb Wa
called by the President
One Of the members Of the Board Of Cura-
tors entered his written protest against the ac-
ton Of the Board, and Mr.. Halderman ten
dered his resignation, which was not accepted.
The course 10 be pursued by the Association
seems TO have bcen marked out BY the MAORI
~ Of the Board Of Curaton, and we presume
that the University viii be removed TO Dan
vile, as she has certain obvious advantages
over her former competition, Richmond. The
Richmond Rsgissy, Of last week, says;
"whai The people Of Madison county viii
do when the subject shall BE- again brought
belore them. as IN all prohsbiIity Il sson viii
be, we are not advised. Bat scarcely yet 10
covered from the defeat which they suffered
at Lexington when they offered the best and
highesi Bid for the Unlvcniiy, they are not
apt 10 be vxy enthusiastic. The truth Of ths
matter l. s<ai sinee the withdAwal Of Mr..
Breck, vho declinsd The responsible position Of
Chanosllor, and the departure ior forsisn
voyage Of Dr.. Robinson, the infant institution
has difled without head and nnless some
man Of capacity and executive ability shall
now take hold Of II the whole scheme will
prove a failure"
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Rev A. d. RAsA. II stanford, having 70
esived m Appoiaipsss = spseial Deputy
0rasd Master. l. o. a. r. assisted BY several
members Of The Lodge d Good TsmplAn n
Stanford, ossaAised Lodss Of The Order al
Halls Gap, lass Monday night. The lodss
numbsn thirty members. and d known a. Lo-
CANS CIssk Lodge. Mo-. For thu pre-snI
term the following ofAos1 were elected
wn- Tucker, Lodge Deputy ,. y Pss,aa
p. W. G. IT, John q. Lynn, W. Q. T.; Mis.
Mollis Y. Tucker, v. t. II. a. rseksr,
ChaplAini James y. Lynn, X sso.i WIN. II.
Hill y. SEC. J. L. Mcnifes, Marshal Mis-
Bell Murphy, Treas. The following officers
we're appointed samuel Bailey, o. III Miss
Liz.is D.1shss,y, l. 81 Chloe DudderAr, d,
Nj Miss O. Kirkpatrick, A. See. Miss sallie
Pslias r. H. 81 Miss sAllis owslsy, L. II.
y Tbs Lodge will meet every Monday nigh,
~ 8 S'clOck.
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About ons hundred yards Of Main stree,
presents quite respectable appearance; ba,
this cleaning Of Main street, which Ia q gar
den Of jes-amines compared 10 some parts Of
town, reminds us Of the sxeitsd fellow at a
Ere, who threw out the window from the third
story . large mirror and carried down safely
. pair Of tongs. Mr.. Atkins has the work Of
cleaning up in charge, and We hops will en-
force the ordinance Published last week,
against each and every individual in town Inn.
msdiaiely, for there Is certainly danger in
delay.
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II u tri,e sud uu< cd maxim, tina, q.
ounce q prevention is wUth pound Of cure.
In view of this f.ct, sus In view 81 the
steady " not rapid approach Of cholera 10.
ward our section Of Kentucky, vhst n the
manifest duty 81 each citizen " the town.
and counties In the Slater There can le NO
possible doubt tina, we should, as a corpora-
ton, and as individual citizens, see 10 Il i'm.
mediaiely, that our streets and alleys, our
back and front premises, our cellars and privy
vaults, are purified by some potent disintec-
tant. DO not console yourselves with the be-
lief that a few pecks Of lime scattered here
and there about your strccts and houses will
afford you immunity from the prevailing dis
ease. Thi. Is we'll enough In IT, way, but this
Of itself Is not enough. The cheapest and
most effectual Of all disinfectsnts is coppera,
dissolved in water. In the proportion Of q
pound Of the former 10 a gallon Of water
Sprinkle this thoroughly over your vaults and
cellar floor, and around your houses. Keep
your building. clean, and yourselves too; live
prudensly, soberIy, and 20 about your Ordina.
~ avccaiioe., and then, but not till then
have YOU right to expect cholera to pass by
you.
II viii do but little good In the sanitary
line 10 rake nm the gravel. rocks. and sand
from Main stree, and is tributaries.
This Il not the place to begin the good
work. lie, those BE- the last 70 command
attention Go behind the s,ore-bouses and
other place. Of bu.iue,s. and in YOUR hack.
yards Al home. and remove NJ once the foul
odor, which have been rocking there all sum.
mcr. Male vour first assault upou the ci,..
del Of the enemy and scourre. and fool no,
YOUR time away In uselcss and aimless picket-
firing upon the front.
The sluggish maeo,. which arc bred b,
thousand. in the garbage Of out-of-the-vay
places, assure N. that disease and death lie
hidden within their abodes.
Within hundred yards Of our court square
and In many directions therefrom. such scep,s
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CRY LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Louir.lls-The marke, opened with 425 head
Of cattle on sale. Out Of this number there
were but Few fancy or really choice. Most all
the o6srinss we're half fac steers, Oxen and
cows. A good many were left over rnsold.
From all indications there Is but little encour-
agement Tor the future trade. Heavy, fat
smooth steers sell for shipment but the mar.
kets Fast are well supplied, and prices rule
very low, 30 that parties here must buy them
ct reduced prices 10 make money. We quote
for best on sale for buicheru' use and ship
ment "a 75@S; there were not more than 9
dozen bought at ,hsse prices. Good sold al
$4(s4 50; common and mean Of S2G3 80 per
100 pounds gross. Fresh miIten sell at 81
@4o. owing 10 quality.
sHKEr-Markct only fair hest sell al s3(s
Q so per 100 pounds gross, and common se'l
at 81 50sa so per head. Lambs sell for bes'
ssS4, and light at 81 5092 80 per head.
Hoes-Market rules only fair, with light
receipts. Best sells at 81 4o,S4 SO, and light
at s4ts4 rs per 100 pounds gross.
New Yort- Receipts Of cattle for the week
$3.50. The supply was much larger than thu
demand, aud quality no, suited 30 the require
ments Of butchers, and the market is reported
extremely dull and weak at further decline
of Ic. en- good, and lc. on inferior and com
mon.
CfncinHoii-The sales were about equal ia
arrivals, and the market ruled steady, few re
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live apply ourselves seriously to wisdom,
We shall never live without true pleasure, but
learn to be pleased with everything. We shall
be pleased with wealth, 50 far rs Il makes US
beneficial TO others, with poverty for not hav-
ing much to care for, and with ob~curity for
being unenyied but We can never expect 10
be pleased with our personal appearance with
out the aid of sam MATHEW.
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To Kan.~s .sd Colorado ,

During the summer season Of 1873. the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad vii. sell Excur-ioa
Tickets irom 81. Lssis 10 beaver and return,
at very low rates Of kre, and .re opportu.
nifty Is thereby offered. for loven Of nature 10
view the beau,ies Of Colombo, and enjoy the
delightful scenery and heAlsA- laapiring eli
mate Of the Parks Of the Rocky Mountains.
kansAs, with lie broad and fertile plains, Is
directly On the route, and together with ali
the other Western States and Territories, u
reached by the Missouri Paeihc Railroad and
its connections.
The Texas connection Of this road il nov
oomPlsted, and Passengers are offered first
class all-rail route from s. Louis 10 Texas,
either over the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas X.
r., ga Sefaiia, or over the Atlantic a Pacific
4. X, ga Nniau. For nnaTs, time tables, in
formation a. 10 rates, routes, DC, &c refer our
readers 10 J. =. Thompson, southern Passen-
scr Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn, or 4. A. Ford,
General Passenger Agent, 81, Louis, No. 66.i
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On our hrst page will be found an article
from Dr. Hamlin, in reference to cholera and
il treatment. We recommend the advice,
but caution the public against placing too
much reliance in the prescriptions which APP
pear In the public prints. II attacked with
cholera symptoms, lose no time in consulting
your physician, who knows better how to treat
your oase, and what remedies will be most e.
fcctive In this climate and locality.
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We had the pleasure Of meeting our form.
er Efficient agan, and correspondent, Of the
Fast End, Mr.. 8. Y. Owens, Special Agen, ior
Tennessee, for the Widow and Orphans Fund
Life Insurance Company, and Of accepting
oour,s-ies 4 ~ way Of "a buggy drive around
Grab orchsf1 ETC We arc glad to know
tha, Mr.. Owen Is succeeding In his new pro-
fr-rion.
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Stanford don't seem 10 take 10 amusement.
much, ths-s eholer. times; or elsc the kind Of
smusemenis oasred don't draw worth a cent
Prof Taylor. Bor.mA. at the court-houss
Monday night wa. slimly attended, and Dr
whi,efeather, the renowned Indian lecturer
drew only q small crowd on Wednesday night
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NJ. A. 7. curd, tLAaos) formerly Of somer-
sei, rspresentins the stove and tinware estab-
liahmsat Of Otter a Brother. Louisville, IL In
this part Of The State this week. The hoa.s
he repEe.sn- d hr-s-elAss In all respects. and
more ssn,lemanly, Trustworthy gentleman
never Travelled In any country than Lance
Curd.
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Notice.

An those indebted TO me Cor blaeksmiilling,
from l.. Of January 10 tho lst Of Jaly, ara
requested to come forward aud seitle, as that
Is the agreement ! made With my customers
at the commencement Of the year. ! mean
what ssy. A, b OWEN.
July ith, isl&-t
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A certain postmaster In this county has
collected from our sub-criber. regular postage
on our paper without authority Of Law. We
thought !, was vel understood BY every posi-
master in the country that, until July isi,
is7S. newspapers went through the mails free,
In the county in which tho paper vas pub
hshed. We presume The party referred 20
was isnoran, Of his duty, and viii promptly
refund the money to those who have paid
him
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Emigration Turning'
Cheap Farms In South-west Missouri

The Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad Company
oilers I 100000 acres Of land in Central and
acre on seven years time, with frce transpor-
tation from ~. Louis To all purchasers. Gil
mate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools,
churches and law-abiding society invite emf
grants from all points to this land Of fruits
and flowers. For particulars address, A. Tuck,
Land Commissioner, st. Louis, Mo. 66-tf
ALL the latest styles Of fairies In
dress goods at yno. o. MeAlistsr'a.
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The circulation Of the JounSAL IL increas-
ing rapidly among our friends and scquain-
tanoes Of former days, Who went on, from
among Us TO seek their homes and iortune. in
the Western and southern States.
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We have q SORT Of reptile in the Torrid Zone
called the gis~-snske. il may be said, how
ever, that rla-s-snates arr very common out.
aide a that Zone. Many a convivial fellow
has felt their sting. That's what allied "Uncls
Oven" last Monday.
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Subscribers 10 both weekly and daily papers
should remember that prepayment, Of postage
quarterly u sdu@es b absolutely necessary I'M
der the new Law; ave cents for weeklies and
thirty cents per quarter on the dailies.
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A gcndeman of this vicinity let with rs
specimens Of combing wool, from Mr.
McCosthy. Of Fsyesie, which We invite our
farmers 10 call and Sc. Il eroels In texture
and length, any We have ever examined.
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We thanh our industrious litilefficnd Percy
Rochester, for the hr.t eucumher- Of the sea-
-oa. Percy b a success In almost everything,
bu, In raising early and sne Vegetables he Is
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Mr.. Jno. 8. owsley, cashier of the Farmers
National Bank, Of Stanford, has been m and
eoasnsd 10 his room several days this week
bus vas al his post yesterday.
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Rev Green Clay Smith, of Frankfort, viii
preach a, the baptist church, in Stanford, On
next Sunday morning and evening.
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A Desirable Farm for Sale.

~ hI@s ~ dsslr.l Isa,asty, osaiaialas sss ssls-
situsied On sod tarnpiks rad aud half miAs
NON Springfield. wAshlnston ooanty, Ny. hsla.e ~
sand u NE aa~l desirable larms IN ths eoue
~, The tnpIossnsnls eanaist u seli-halll a8ulls
Asa, - sssk.s4 sllA s.s.sy 4 al ths - y 40
.a.zl Aii4 ftsss h sa shlai-.ss u sd w.t>s 40
aAs ti..sss .. a. pAssA
H.ias-ss. f.ssssa 4 u Ssssss ss..i. ,..ii's,
kyy g = y.1s. 4 h-y, q nv. Ailss s@.a.lsn,
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Al. (J.ek) Morris, james Crow Pendle.
tod and j. @. Macy, former citizens Of Stan.
ford. arc now residents Of Fsycsssvills. Ar
kas-.., and srs prcsperins.
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While their building 10 In course Of
erection. Craig 4 MeAlistsr will BE-
found in the store-room adjoining the
Odd Fellows building, lately occupied
BY Carson a Dodds.
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The Lodge q Odd Fellows Of Stanford,
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term: y. r. Chsnsslt, n. O.; James Dsagh-
cry. Y. o. A. x: wAfrvis, sesfst.fy ~ "a:
D.ueherfx Trrasur.r
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Durbons Patent Pump.

Az slao sssatliar The ahose-naa.ad pamp ~ das
o. drllcl vells and cisierns
ferons desiring 70 purcha sitAsr a ths above Gao
= uappled by c.nng a my Iesasnce la Nlledgctill
Liacoln couniy, kcnluckl,
Oiy n T. Rl5sl1I
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Mr.. Robert Lliard lsf, this place for Pu.
chic, Colorado, this wesk, Cor the purpose o.
investing means, and sslecting faturv home
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On Sunday evrnins last. q Uaioa Sunday
school vas oryanised al Halle Gap church,
with forty PuPih and IN teacher. Jane.
Duddsrar, ST., chosen superintendent, and sam
ael Cswan and william Tfiii, assistants.
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PULASKI COLUMN.
EDITED nv WILL o. CUnD.
soxs.usr. XIV, Jun. 80, is7a

eunMAey on TOWN rFws.
The health Of our town. AZ we'll a. that Of
the countv. con,iuues rood. sin We would
urge our citizens TO he cantious IN view 81 the
appcar.pce. ~ cholera In our State. somer
set. A. busipe.u town. at present, Is dull, dry
place. The civ drummer have come and
gone, wb,l, the GOOD vcomanry Of our coun.
" are q, he found in their corn and wheat
seld.--a ,cw dry DAYS have given them an
opportunity TO make a successful attack
asain., the weeds.
Our gardens are plendid and vegetable,
more plentifuI than we ever knew them, and
how hard n Il TO Withstand the temptation
bot We mus, remember that thrce-four,hs Of
the cholera case. elsewhere are traced 10 i'm.
prudence In eating.
The pro,rac,ed meeting commenced at the
NJ y. Church south. on Yesterday. Rev. Jno
Keen, % the Louisville Conference, preaching
the opening sermon. His text being, II was
a stranger and you took me not In" Mr.. X,
Is young man ~ great promise ana CLOS
student, which you will readily conclude when
listening TO one Of HE discour'es.
J. L. sallee and y. W. =. Hufaker com
mesced their canvass In our county last week
We have received no reports from their
speeches IN the different precihcu AUG"
Jones, the radical candidate for The Lsgisla-
ture In our county, has no opposition.
AZ the 9TH OF July spproaches 'he anxiety
Of many Of our citizens increases, and often
do we hear the expression, Il wish that some
Of rs could draw the big prire"-to be given
away by the Public Library-but We are in
elined to the belief, judging from our own
feelings, that some Of us means self every
time. The agent at this place did not return
a single ticket.
Jim Sandifer was exhibiting 10 his little
sou George, picture Of still tub, the Other
warning TO you, 70 which "eo'se eP"eo
never mind "a, Just snow me ,he picture o
brick yard and riislo'n 'he "ooo ie"P'Ar'
every time.
DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
The members Of the Lexington District
Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, con
vencd in Somerset, June 10Th, 1873, and
scer ee<ottcasl Txrrci-eA w Hex>H-'' fsF
~, Presiding Elder Of the District the Con
ierence was Organized.
Reva Dudley Akin and Il. Ia shePper'
were elected SECRETARY and assistant In
roll vas then called, after which the follow
- Ia. II Al
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Highest Barometer 29.O6 ina, lSt
Lowest Barometer "A ina, S0th.
Highest rhsrmometer-9i' 2ith.
Lowest ThermOmeser-6sl', End and l4th.
barometer corrected for temperature.
JOHN y. TARRANT,
'SmithSonian" Oberver.
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Rev. W. 4. William. and Mr.. James Green,
Of Hus,onvilIs, viii deliver lecture on tenn
persnce a. rmner-ville merit "Wednesday
night. "Hear them for their caa-e."
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Mr.. J. N. Hooker, formerly Of Husionville,
President Of the Hooker Female Institute,
Lexington, was In town last Friday.
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Mr.. Robert Tevis, Of Galveston. Texas
formerly resident 81 Lincoln county, Ia al
present visitisg his mother In this cosnty.
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A clo.e observer says the cholers.morbu.
-s-on come. In vi,h the riPenias of ra.pbsr-
rie-. and disappears with the ripsnins q
bl.ckb>rrieu
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An es-~-saic-,l..-, slshef q a. ~s,,ssi< q by-i.
-. ch.rst~t. shssh u .itrc---i v niLroN a
Cknrnkfi, bss q. stssssi, ~.
Az s.s..s- r.-i,s-s =. ~ .sy-t,.lss .se-ssirsls.
erd~r q sxrr-- O. u vi " 81 ths p-ftis- e~n ri-k
oun AuNNui
lss oest lfuasayills, nls'n Roe-rt.. crsb Orchard
w. G eard no.s.r.i y " nrysns osn saighuf
~. Brown, Nj Vcrnen; =. D. hs-tin, GiFhl-nt
n<mL '. Csmphell. rurneuvilie.
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The old "whi,s OAK" .chool-house, on the
"Ncrth SIDE" Il -con 10 b. repaired with q
new one u suitable dimensions 10 he used oe-
c.siunHliy for worship.
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Our country friends are all in the hSve.,
6elds this week. Next week W. shall spesk
su,hori,stiveiy In reference 10 the yield q
grain In our county.
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Rev. Mr.. Roland, Of Ciark county, pre.ehed
at tho N. y Church, In this place, on Sunday
tmoru,ur Last
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NEW MACHINERY.
uAvIS0 puEsha.sa IN. nsAsWssii
sLUssEEsFAfEsr TURNING -rLsw

Marion conniira. aan Iscpancd ~ furnish thea
70 ,hos asanss sach labof-raseFs Al manuiActarsTs
price.
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Jim Bis. took on TOO much distilled misery
last Sunday, and found comfortable quarter
In Castle Buford.
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When Shakespeare said, "there is divinity
that shapes onr ends" did he have any refer.
ence to the prevailing style Of drc-f
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fhe above quotations tseoa snf erher rsi5e. are
retail prices snail iisee,sns isussse Ny rrehsnts
from the above Azure whcr i.s-s In exehars. t.r
merchandi>s
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Ustil yesterday, We have not heard the IA
miliar laugh Of Mr.. J. A. LySe on our streets
for several months
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-04

A reward Of twenty dollar. l. offered In ,hi
i--ue Cor q stolen hotc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-04

WANTED everybody 10 call and sec
the magnificent stock Of new goods at
Jno %. MeAlistsf's.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-04

4 wm. wosicock, Cs-hErr u the N,fisusi hank AZ,
somcrsrt. kenturky, 4. -lcrsy svssr tisp th~sbeve
statement Is true 70 the hs - my kn~vk<fse AMI he
lief WNiwncDcrKs ts-bisr.
sul-crbei and sworn To hrfsr me- this sDth day Of
June, is7s. ,. ~ wOcprOrE, n T..
CoRkEcr ATTEST:
WILLIAM GInsos,lf
RoBEnT GInsDs, : Dsrsctors
J. ". PEREINs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-04

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