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Administrators A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that In the Proeste
IN Court of Belmont County Ohio. the under.
signed was appointed and qualified as Admin-
isfratrix Of the estate OF Jas n. White, decd,
late Of said County.
All persons Indebted to said estate are re:
onested to make immediate payment. and
those having claims against said estate are re-
0uested to present. them within one year nom
'iiS "Ai iHARRrEr WHITE, Administratrix.
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a bly, the best sast aimed Wori
efthe kind in ths World" :
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N rOKWaEAT FLOUR nom .Mogntain n
ID Buckvheat"-Verye ehoicess 1ErSoNS
nov27 .2w.
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T FLO r A l.

A whole book on Flower Culture, from al
original manuscript. by a lady of rehnemen
and experience, Will be given during ls1i.
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"Christmas time" is beginning to en-
gross the attention of children.
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BUTTERICg'S NEWE

A series of pleasant, ehatty pal ers, lively
sensible and good. &c be commenced in the
January number,
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saoEMAKERS will please take notice tnA'
7 have Upper, Kip and Caifskins FOR sAL
n" a,s,s,,, HR BUMGARNER.
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I
Patterns for ladies' and ehiidren's dresses are
given by special arrangement every month
BY means ni these patterns. every woman may
now he her own dress maker.
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Ckifdren often look Pale and
Sick

from az other cause Than having worms In the
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFlTS
will destroy Worms without injury 10 the
child, being perfectly WHITE, anu Tree from
all coloring or other injurious ingredients
usually used in worm preparations
CURTIS Il BROWN, PToprletors,
No aI5 Fulton street New York
Sold Jy Druggists and Chemists, ard dealers IN
Medicines sotTWENI1-FIvEC nj CENTS a Box. jylOly
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The Household Panleea,
and
Family Liniment

is the best remedy in the world for t3te follow
ing mplai,lts, viz: Cramps in stle Limbs
and ctouach Pain the Stomach Bowels, or
side rheumatism in all its forne- Bilious
Collie, Neuralgia, Cholera, Dysentery, Colds;
Co~nlaints. Sprains aud Bruises. Chills and
Eeyar. For Internal and External use.
lis Oye ration is not only TO relieve tile patient
INIT asaiirely removes the cause of the COM
nlaina- IT penetrates and pervades the whole
systeIn, restoring healthy action to all lts
pa rts anu quick ening the blood.
The Hou.ehoId Paucac-a is purely
Vegetable and All Healing
PreyaSed by ,~
No. 2l5 Fulton Street. New York.
For ss,e by ali druggists. jyl0ly O..
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7c CENTS will procure a specimen copy o.
10 Arthur's Illustrated Home Magazine.
Send for one. r. S. ARTHUR & sen,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CeDtaur Lininlent.

There is no pain which the
Centaur Liniment will not re-
lieve, no swelling it will not
subdue, and no lameness which
it will not cure. This is strong
language, but it is true. 1t has
produced more cures of rheu-
matism, neuralgia, lOck,jaw,
,oI.v. snrajns- sWellings. caked-
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"PEACf4 Re UNTO THIS HOUSE"
magr ificent 81 eel engraving. TIE Engiish
copy of which sells Tor sli, is sent free TO every
subscriber.
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u.,tsmers and 0hts. Raiireed.-
fcxrrRAL OHIO DrvrsIosJ

possenOer Trains on Central Ohio
Division leave Bellaire and arrive a.
Rellaire as follows:
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Teachers Examination.
Qs7S7I.)::
February 7th, 81. Clairsvilie
March 7th 81. Clairsville.
March 2lst, Martins Ferry.
April llth st. Clairsvilie.
May 3D. Beliaire.
sd, st. Clsirsville.
Ju-e 18th, 81. Ciairsville.
Begin promptly at o'clock. nm.
Certificate OF character required wnere aP'
rIicant Il not known to the Board,
ROBERT ALEXANDER,
CHAS. R. SHREVE,
]. ]. BURNS,
Co. Examining Board.
Ct cla.rsyflle Aug q, 49,
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HI Bumgarner has Just recelVeo sp
did stock OF Boots. Shoes, ana ds''ers ~. .0
Fall Trade.
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Ladies', French Kid Button Boots LATEST
.,vla at H r, BumgarDersi
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"PIPSIsSiWAY POTTS"
WINDOW CURTAINS.

The inlmiiable delineatDr of home life an
ch arae;er hHs an Al ticle In every number.
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NOTICE.

,a,, NV .ccounts in the hands OF A; ID.
>t,,ceeil for collection. All persons knsr,ns -
MicI MsnIyee Indebted 70 me will please cal ~
the@seasss the Ms ss snd ssttie. +. n. LEWIS
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Misses and Children's shoes just from tne
at II. R Bumgarners.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-26
CRAB ORCHARD.

The dedication Of Watts Chapel has been
postponed until The "a Sunday In October.
ny the untiring efforts Of few members Of
the church the new building has been about
completed. Quite revival h anticipated, by
our brother Methodsts, when Dr.. Hamilton
arrives. ..... There are several gentlemen from
Ohio In the neighborhood, looking out
houses. We learn that Measn. Waits a
Nephew have about affected sale Of their
farm 10 one of them; while we regret to give
up our old friends and citizens, We certainly
welcome 10 our midst such industrious and
energetic gentlemen as they are proving them
selves TO be; they can show latter horses and
larger ears Of corn than anyone In the East
End Of the county ......seversi Of our citizens
have started for Texas, and others will start in
sfew days; we wish for them unlimited sue
oes....... The Trustees Of the town have had a
large brick-kiln burned, for the purpose Of
repairing The sidewalks and making new ones
which the tswn 60 badly need; We have a
Board Of Trustees that take an interest In
their town; and, before Winter makes IL APP
pea,ance, we expect 10 have pavemen,s 10
that our lsdie. can attend ehurch....~ Hum
Singleton sold his extra lot Of 10 two-year old
steers at % 20 per hundred; also q dry COW.
at 500 Matrimonial prospects have an
upward tendency, In and around here. p.
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FROM BOYLE COUNTY.


e Co. Nv Cen, aa 1874.
49, -. -.
H., NOR, ,bou, . o'clock. when darkness
o,., .nrs,d tbs earth and religious people
~. ION, 10 sr;oy the pleasures of.he hearth
a. the .oc;.l circle our little village va. srous-
"A Nv .cr..m. and mos, voeful sounds. Our
r.onls ever ON the alert, Of cou~e were soon
= arm. "a, def.u.e. Amer fearful suspense,
IA IN .onod. lad d,ed .r.v and the dead
.;ls,c. wss ,,iofal We made a reconnaissance
"a so,,nd de h,dv nj Thomau Feline dang
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Tenne-s. last week, there 70 h 'ied in The
cable. Il nssrimony. Joy 70 viii them.
Married on Thursday evening ne isth Inst,
Mr.. MsnhaIl white 10 Mis- Katie kendrict.
Attendant. W. ". Jones, Mis- Alba consy !
Dr. L. ?. raaIs. No Anna Ksndsick some
other are rrees~d socn IN follow suit AZ nh
Of getting q "a Though not much danger
Of tn, Tor a. ss<'n 70 hold pretty good
"haRc.H
Diel 4 vleopInr cough soms few days sEo'
Sue, i,ian, daughter Of Lewis and Emma
Green, a, B.sssr c-esk, Ky.
Tho I've ac,k trsde sin continues lively.
We no,s the bIlos -ale- siss Mr. Glib
bon, Of Clinson, % ,arlie Duncan Bro, II
head Of 2-year-oId ae. at ss5, Nr. Hugh
Miller, Of Barren, 70 Jay Oats, 10 head Of
sucklins colts at sci 10; Col. Ccsby ortis 70
y. Jones, one s-year-cld (premium) mule for
$50, one e-yesr-old Tor $40, one horse. me
dun quality, sll0. hs thought Tiers viii
no, be less than 800 head Of mules taken
South from Wayne during the Gall and vim
ter Of 1874 This ought 20 put a considerable
quantity Of money in circulation among Ne,
AID doubtless will. The following gentlemen
are each feeding excellent lots, Col. Cosby
Oats, Charlie Duncan A Bro, Jay oait' Obi
CofIey, A. 8. Jones, q. Ingram, John Bartle-
son, Willis Hall, etc Hogs areiively at from
ksDsc. Cattle slower sale.
Great complaint is raised BY our tobacco
planters over the depcdations Of ne tobaeco-
worms; they have svsrmed In counties. hum
bera, almost completely destroying several
6ne crops. With this exception our tobacco
crops are unusually good, 20 far a. We have
received information.
While so many Of our farmers are expert
mentine In tobacco, Mr.. Irwin Vickery. E~q-,
is turning his attention to cotton. He hes In
this year, by way Of experiment, some $40 or
three acres. II promises 10 be succr~ and
r. watched with considerable Interest BY our
enterprising farmers. The last few years we
worked remarkable change for the better in
regard 10 farming In Wayne. II Is last being
reduced TO system and order, and in no vcca-
ton is the spirit Of progression made NOR
NANTES. than In this, in our midst, and oul
farmers are, in the deepest sense Of the word
'progreSicnisis"
Already wheat and rye is being sovn, ant
there will doubtless be great quantities Ofbosi
planted this year. The weather, for lev
days past, has been pleasantly cool, with
slight frost on the night Of the 18th inst.
Hoping that the dreadful plague now Il
your city may not dare lay its icy, whitening
hands upon you, / am,
Yours Truly,
Zion.
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business Prospects.

Cholera has bid US adieu our citizens have
returned 10 their homes, their Offices, stores
and work -shops; Old Stanford Is herself again,
and the watch-word is-''up and git" During
the past week all departments Of business has
assumed unusual life. The merchants have
overhauled their stocks, struck their bslanc-
e., brushed out the cob webs and put on an
air Of business that is refreshing to observe.
We predict, for the coming season, a splendid
trade everywhere. Why notf Crops are a.
bundant stock Il cash at Ienumerative prices;
the consumer continues TO consume. Our
three leading dry goods houses have each a
buyer In the markets, and our motto Il EN-
blazoned upon their banners, "You can't sell
EN- II you hsi'nt got EN-" John Craig, Of the
Trade PalAce,is on an oriental pilgrimage, and
he proposes 70 Gull from all the markets the
choicest goods Tor thu Fall trade. His lucky
partner, 10. MeAlister, Ia beginning 10 have
an eye To business, and when ,hese tvo young
heads get jam up together theiell be some
thing done In that elegant new store room this
Fall "that will sstonish the natives" Our
handsome friend, 10. Miller, Of Severance,
Miller a Co., Is also in the metropolitan mar
kets with ten thousand dollar bill trying TO
invest the bulk Of Il in something 10 please
the ladies. T. b. Hayden was the first 10 en-
ter the markets. and has already received sew
eral instalments Of his Fall purchases. A.
Owsley, representing the stove, hardware and
grocery department Of trade, has visited the
metropolis and returned. Representing the
millinery and fancy goods department. Mu.
L. BeAzley, prompt as usual, IL searching the
markets Of Louisville and Cincinnati with an
eye single TO the wants Of her lady friends.
Several other parties will show their hands
within the next few days. Thoss persons who
have heretofore made Stanford their head.
quarters for trading, may feel assured that
ample preparations are being made 10 make Il
unnecessary for them 10 60 further, and "a
give them ample stocks 10 select from, price.
as low, and a. much accommodation a. slaewhers
In Kentucky. Our mechanics are also Al
fully prepared 10 msrit the patronage Of thu
surrounding country a. any In the world.
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IN s.na.v ~ r. a.. v,. ,ro-
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49,. a., A.. .o.,,.d =, NJ,
T.,-,. - .,,.. ~. g., ,n,..r.nc. n m.
-. n I.nc,.,sr The citizens Of town
-, :, IN .I.,m.a md dia no, .sem n
...A..a ,.-.,,..,.nc. of the pe.,;lence.
w - -, an. y, a w.dns.l,x la.,
~, a.. r.. r., no o,h., ..... and an.
-~.,,.,n.n, IN The county ba. sub.ided. Ian.
-. -. ..w.,.Ix .ep;c,.1 and her bu.In...
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- ~h,.h IN. L.. ;n., n,..ed. bu, w.
e-.,;s.d 40 -. ,h., A. /. ,.pidlv recu.
n.r.,in. and ,h., the same unmi.,aknble eyi.
-. y, &c $50 I'd sn,.r0,,.. ,hs,
~. ave-, .h.r,c,sr;,,d he plaee are s,Ill pres-
~, r.. - - -. -. IN 80 .oon
- RI, n~onn,.,v -. The N,,c will
n. ..nrsc,.,,,d for Ia effar,s 10 assist In ac-
..,i,,-s,.. ~, .,d We calIed a, The N,,,,
a. . nom.n, and were welcomed by the
-. hn.v RncLa,
A, ~ c.r~on Hama ,.hls We sound n
- al a,d ,n.,;os 20 . mo-, excel.
i-.. r. NJ. n c.r.0n The n, ana iollv
n.onr,.,o, Ia. ma, Win UNPARALLELED pecuui.
r.'s'.., &c., a.. s... month. ,ha, he ha.
A.. -. - AN. hon.. and h.. hu;l, nm ,
"-...-,,I, -. a, -, -. az. country ,h.,
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Man Killed by q Train.

The ifelght train going up to Livingston on
Monday morning last, when near Mt Vernon,
ran over and badly msnglsd a deaf and dumb
man named McClusky. He was carried TO
Mt Vernon, where he died in short time.
McClnsky was walking on the track at the
tims, and the whistle was sounded, but too
late 10 do any good, as the train was coming
around curve and was In few yards Of the
unfortunate man before the engineer saw him.
,licclusky had been waiter at the deaf and
Asab asylum at Dunyilis II Is said his eye
sIgss was also quite defective. Is ID not very
siraAss that a man In his condition would
walk spsa such dangerous grOondf No ons
should Walk upon q railway track in the
countsy, Take warning.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-26

Young d-ush'er q ssmasl neAninsh, . 'bis
pl.ce.
NH. Dsnslersy, The PRIMES q ~rsIns-
masters, !. nov teaching .. writing school At
Neeiey's Gap, and has In attendance a. pupil-
pssou. Of all se,- and -csc-.
Mr.. Hugh Logan, II TIussonvIlle, and A.
D. Mckinney, Of vicinity, are nov laying the
ioundaticn Of new mill on Moccasin creek,
near H. junction with Green river. fuar miles
above this place. The machinery, VI Under
stand, Il extensive, embracing saw-nill, grir-
mill, Single machine, etc.
JonS AND skaAu--Ax o'rn rrrE raIk.
John and Sarah were called sesroe- until
The pre>eni dominant political party revised
web-iers Dictionary /, they are nov called, we
believe, people q color A year or 90 ago,
s~rab's husband, ., the special Ins,iga;ion Of
twelve good citizens, visited the State Capital,
honored 90 he Icnr~y With the company Of
high county Official. On arriving st the
Capital. the State Official. detained him, put.
ting him 10 close busines.. Sarah hearing
that her husband would B. very anavoidably,
on his part, detained IS year, became very
lonesome. She lately met John. John, ru-
NOR emphatically ssys has living wife With
. number o. olive branches. On meeting,
they became fascinated with each other. The
contamination Of their happiness wa. tina,
they were spliced Saturday, BY the Rev. Thos
A. NJ. Burdett, Of the same Complexion az
thcn,s~lvcs Z
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
~ our Special Correspondent.


Our town claims a population % sfty....-
some aus and fever In the coun,y ...... The
farmers In this part Of the county spend no
idle moments nov. They are cutting corn,
sowing wheat repsiring fences and erecting
barns and dwcllInr- The protracsed meet
ing at Ephesus closed with 50 additions. .....
Among the few stock transactions We no,ice
the followingi Geo. Floyd sold 10 Bobbitt a
Perkins q pair Of match mules, 2.yesn old,
for t2i4G. p. Gooch bought ofI.& q. Collier
2 mule colts Tor siioi sucking mules are sci.
ing from $40 10 $50. a.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-26
Rusiness Change.

Our popular and prosperous druggist Mr..
W. II. Anderson, sold out his stock and good
will to Messrs. Thos. Bohon, Of Mercer, and
s. p. siagg. Of Lincoln, this week, and will
invoice and give possession carly next week.
Were We not assured that the new 6rm Is COM
posed Of clever gentlemen and thorough-going,
enierprising business men. We should feel sad
over the change. In whatever business M.
Anderson may engage, or wherever he may
determine W cast his lot the best wishes Of
his host Of friends will follow him. II has
been suggested that Bill knows what he Is
doing, therefore lets turn our attention 10 his
sucoessors and sec what stuff they are made
81. Go and sse their faces and II you like
them a. we'll a. We do, you will a. readily and
ehssriully PAirOnius them a. their predecessor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-26

A party Of Immigrants from this and Gar
rard county for Collin county, Texas, passed
through Stanford yesterday, and eamPed at the
Buffalo Spring last night They were we'll
EQUIPPED for the journey by land, having good
horses and splendid wagons. As We have be-
fore stated, these gentlemen are among the best
Of our citizens, and we part with them with
sincere regret Congratulating the people Of
the land Of orange groves upon this accession
to their numbes and wealth, We ask for our
Immigrants hearty welcome and the credit
and standing that they deserve. The party
was composed Of the following; Chas. Scott
Armp Hiatt and family, James White, VIM.
Holman, Jas. stigall and family, Of Lincoln
Robert Adams. John ID. Adams and family,
james Rigsby, Of Garrard, and Egbert Fish,
Of Rock Castle.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-09-26
Mosr,cELIo, Kr.. Sep. a. 1879


obus.pa.ds.ss IAisrs~ Jb~.ais
Considerable excitement yet prevails In TO
gard 10 the eholera. ID Is all around ~, on
every side, and Il seems like hoping against
hops. 10 think OfesoAping the grim and dread
ed monster Up 10 date, four deaths are 10
ported In Clinton and nine nov cases. One
dealh--a nsgro-ai Burksvills, bat % far as
heard from no other eaaez there We are
again resolving mails from Columbia, a. the
dissAss there has abAted. Most Of our inhab-
itanis throughout The entrs county have put
themselves upon "com-dodgeu and bacon"
eschs~lag vegetables Of all kinds, milk, butter,
etc. For our own individual part, sf,sr calmly
looking Al !, from all points q observation,
ws concluded wsd a. soon die Of cholera a.
starvation, and sill stick To : little @bu,ssr
ana biscuit
Our town shlnss like . new pin. and the
Trustees deserve great praise for the Thorough
and promP, cleansing Of a. Al Last, water a
the depth Of sixy seven feet. has been reached
In the Montlosllo veil, and nov stands 6f.esn
fsst deep In the hole. and We soon ssposi %
see our town holding her hs.d shows her isl'
lows over q now pump
Mr.. Alfred walden and NIIs Lizzis D4vis
daushies Of Prof 1 W. DssA. started 90
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Editors and printers. although engaged In
dispensing rsiiyion and sor-i. 10 iisir isiiO~-
men, Ars not generally Ovsrbardsned with
them themsslvosi but We arr compelled
70 charge upon our christian leaders, Cor their
failure 10 hold thanagiving services for the
cessation Of the cholera pestilsnoe In our town,
a woeinl lack Of gratitude 10 1hs Supreme
Ruler Of the Uniyerss, or shameful disregard
for the sedPsural-"L et your light shine that
others seeing your good works may b led %
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