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We call attention to recent addition made
to the advertisement of A. Nj. Ireland, in
which he publishes certificates Of several oil
our most reputable farmers touching the
merits OF his stallion Gray Elmo. II Is re-
markable fact that all the colts sired by this
magnificent animal in the county are superior,
and promise to be valuable. 1t is convincing
proof of the excellent breeding and transmit
ting qualities OF klmo, Through his veins
courses some OF the best blood in America,
and his crosses are admirable we nope he
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Carriage Mandatory.

To us it is always pleasant dsty to chron-
icle any new enterprise that may spring up in
our town and county; and we know that our
people take just and sommendable pride in
patronizing and sustaining her own business
enterprises and manufactures. Every effort
that will prove public benefit and convent
ence is entitled to and receives their cheerful
support. Therefore We take pleasure in an
nouncing that Mr.. d. +. Bash, late Of somer-
set, formerly Of Danville-a clever gentleman,
and practical and experienced workman
has recently rented the large and well-appoint-
ed carriage mandatory and repository for
merly occupied by Messrs. Dennis a Clark, in
this place, and will in few days commence
operations on an extensive scale. There is
scarcely an individual in the country around
US that has not experienced some incon-
venience in having to go elsewhere for their
buggies, carriages, etc, and for repairing,
since the unfortunate suspension Of this insti-
tuition in our town. The energy and enter
prise exhibited by Mr., Bash, in re-establishing
il, will, we feel assured, be duly appreciated
by the community. More anon.
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Death OF n Wcll-knOwn Citizen
OF Lincoln County.

Letters from New Mexico announce the
death Of Captain n. A. Humber, formerly
citizen Of Crab Orchard. lie died OF con.
sumption on the 18th Of last month, in the
little Spanish town Of Las Cruces, to which
point. in a long and fruitless quest after
health, he had arrived only three or four days
before. Although an utter stranger, il will
be a source Of consolation to his many friends
to know that he was most kindly and attent-
lively cared for by the Masonic fraternity Of
which he was q member, and that his remains
were buried with the honors Of that Order.
His father, Mr.. Thomas c. Humber, has taken
steps to have his remains brought to Ken
lucky Immediately, in fulfllment OF his last
request that he might be inferred on Cemetery
Hill, at Crab Orchard, overlooking the place
Of his birth.
The writer Of this brief notice knew Capt.
Humber well and intimately from boyhood.
lie is glad now to remember that this friend
ship, begun in early youth, remained unbroken
and unchilled to the last. Il gives him the
right to bear witness, as he does with all his
heart, TO the high and manly worth, to the
generous and heroic mould Of the spirit
which has passed away. lie had the energy,
the talent, the courage to have made no in
glorious mark in the world, had he lived. lie
was brave, truthful, outspoken, honorable
man, without fear and without reproach."
Amer life's ftful fever may he sleep we'll.
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FROM THE WEST END.

correspoadsnos hierir Journai;
HusrosvILLE, KY, All Fools Day, 1873
OF course nothing written on the anniver-
sary of this time-honored festival will be be-
lieved therefore will not write much. For
the few items herein, LET it be understood
claim the fullest credenee.
First, and most important, and by far most
interesting; Your correspondent had the
pleasure of witnessing, on Thursday evening,
at the Presbyterian church, the marriage Of
Mr.. X. II. Thomson and Miss Mamie W. Car
penter. Hart is the fortunate man Of the age.
lie has drawn a capital prize. May he never
again invest in a lottery. lie was ably sup
ported during the ordeal by MessrS. spillman
Carpenter and John b. Boyle tell your stan
ford bachelors Of this), while Miss "Dawsie
was watched over by Miss Sophia Weather
ford Of Danville and Miss Bette Logan Of
this place. l can't describe the dresses, ETC.,
but am willing TO testify-on oath, II neees-
sary-that the table was a decided success.
Why, even the parson (ycu know the proverb-
ial abstemiousness Of "the cloth") seemed de-
lighted with this part Of the performance.
q. W. Balm lectured here last night, and
brought into the lodge the rest Of our commu-
nifty. There was a large attendance, and
about forty additions. The Good Te~plars
here now number about one hundred and
fifty.
One Of our elegant merchants, Mr.. 7. b.
m
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soxKRssr. XIV, March 81, 1873.

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TO- Alto H. ,..,., ,,., Mcph.r.o,
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ing oiII;l.,d and f,r,,,v .ve.r;py pos;tivelv
~ Tho ,,,oo.rc. ~ ,h. .cc..ed and that he
.,.vod ali n,ah, w;,b ,h.m he;,g an drunk
TIA, n. Nm. unable ,o Lava tho bouse Evil.
dence w,s ;,,,od,csd N ,m,each the cbarac.
ter and credibility Of wi,pes-e. both for and
against the prosecution. the attorneys exhibit
ing great ability and sbrcwdnes. In the man
aeement of the case. Mes.ru. Owsley. Morrow,
and Denton A Curd repreacu,ed the pro.ecu-
ton. and Messr.. W. n. Moore and ]. n. Uays
the defence. Colonel Morrow. speech was
mastery effort. and one Of telling effect.
Me~rs. Moore and HAYS made splendid
speeches. and did their duty for the unfortu-
nate nr;.oner NJ, Ov.lev closed the arru-
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Temperance News.

We learn from private letters the following
in relation TO the labors Of the temperance
champion, @. W. Balm, during the past few
days in this section Of country. At Mt Yer
non, last Sunday, large crowd turned out to
hear the man whose reputation as a lecturer is
second only 10 John b. Cough, and twelve
valuable accessions were made to the lodge
At Pine Hill, on Sunday night, lodge was
organized with thirty charter members At
Hustonville, Monday night, Falstaff says they
got the rest Of tho community !" another
correspondent estimates forty-three accessions
to the lodge there, which now numbers nearly
two hundred. Tuesday night, at Parksville,
the storm prevented a good audience, but Of
the few who braved the elements seven were
induced to give their influence to the further
ance Of the principles Of temperance.
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Center College.

The Danville Advocate says that Dr. J. L.
Mckee, pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
church, recently announced to his congrega-
ton that the loss to the college by the Louis
vile bank robbery would seriously interfere
with, Il not entirely suspend the exercises Of
the college in June next, unless the sum Of
fifty thousand dollars could be raised, which
he thought would enable the college 10 con-
tinue until the endowment fund could be
increased. A subscription was taken up and
the sum Of six thousand dollars subscribed,
which has been since increased TO twelve
thousand dollars in Dsnville and Boyle county.
!, is now the hope and belief Of the friends Of
the institution that the remainder will be SCI
cured and the operations Of the college con-
tinued without interruption.
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FROM WAYNE COUNTY.

C,~rxsoo,f>ae< Taf>r,or .TpuruaI.
Mosr,cr,Io. KY. March q. 1873.
Du,;n, tho ,bu,der-s,orm. YESTERDAY. the
church in this nl.cs x.s .,ruck nv lightning.
but not .eriously DAMAGED. The storm was
.ccompan;ed hy considerable hail. in the
vicinity Of s,eubenv;lle.
THE WEATHER
b,. undergo,e n VERY decided change in the
La, ,x.lvs bour. Yesterday the tbermoms-
tor indicated one degree above temperate heat;
TO-DAY the mercury stands eight degrees be.
low free,irg.point.
OUR FARMERS
,v.;,.d ,hemse,ve. of the opnor,un;tv Afford
ed nv the recent fair weather. and generally
succeeded in getting their oats and grass-seed
.ovn The m.tron.. to,. in this vicinity.
wore not unmindfuI Of their horticultural in.
,er.s,. and large quantities Of potatoes meas.
on;ons Ie,tuc. bee,s r.disbes. etc. have been
nl.n,ed
nr.ru
lama. D.,,h,.r ON. 81 mn, mos, .s,;m,ble
citizen. den,r,ed mi. M. at his residence on
the Cumberland river the ID instant Of liver
,l.;n, n. h.a h. an .,omn,.,v mann.
b.r Of the Mstbodist Church for manv vean.
prnsosAI
Rober, Rankin. ST.. another Of our worthy
citizen. wa. the subiect Of n severe par.lvtie
.,roks recently. rendering him ,peechles. At
first bu, he has since reeained his voice. and
the martial use Of the affected side.
Judge Buster. who was stricken with paraly-
ais last fall left here for Augusta. Georgia,
.om. time since. We learn from Cap,ain ]
n Oa,,. tina, he has received m second stroke
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MATRIMONIAL.

On Thursday evening, March 81, 1873. Al
the Presbyterian church In Hustonville, BY
Rev. J. A. Boyle, RoBEKr II. THOMSON o.
springdsle, Lincoln county, to Mise NASsI'
CARrKsrrR, daughter Of William NJ. Carpen
ter Of Csfpenters station. Attendants; JOIN
b. Boyle and Bette Logan. Of Hustonville
spillmsn Carpenter Of Casey county and
Sophia l.. westherford Of Danville.
A large crowd was in attendance a, III.
church. Al the conclusion Of the ceremony
the bridal party and friends repaired to thu
residence Of the bridegroom's mother, wher,
. sumptuous supper was prepared for the
guests, and all enjoyed themselves until late
hour. Our thanks are due Mrs. Alexander
Noreland, the accomplished mother Of the
bridegroom, for . bountiful supply Of the
delicaciss.
May the blessings Of sunshine and hsppi'
mes. attend The young couple through life.
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Mr.. james N. Hendricks has recently e.
,ablished . eooperage in the west end Of STAN
ford, near the wooden mills, and is prepared to
make tubs, barrels, buckets, etc, and repair
everything in his line. Mr.. Hendricks il well
known in the community, and the quality OF
his work can not be ercelled by any other
work imam In the State. OF necessity his oper-
stions for the present must be upon a small
scale, but we hope the community will patron
Inc him 80 literally that he may be enabled
in short time to begin upon larger scale.
Everything Is favorable for such an institu-
ton as his in this place. Those who have any
kind Of wooden-wsre to repair should take it
to his shop. DO ut buy the light, fragile
tubs and buckets because they are cheap. II
IL economy to use home made ones.
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shooting ARRAY.

On Monday last, Thomas Tadlock and
NJ. Peters met on the street in Perryville,
Boyle county, and both drew their pistols
aud commenced firing at each other. Tad
lock received a serious wound, but Peters
escaped unhnrt. An ill-ieeling had existed
between me parties for -oms time.
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aATURDAY sAI.fg

Stock traders and those who desire to sell,
publicly or privately, their stock, farming i'm
plements, etc, will please bear in mind that
to-norrow is sale Gay in Stanford. There
will be several lots Of stock on the market.
Capt. J. NJ. Higgins informs us there will
be good many cattle on the market at next
Saturdays sales.
g. ID. Chestnut Of Rockcastle county will
offer for sale on that day large lot of fair
mountain cattle.
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We vosd call the special s,,ention Of postmaster,
zee subscribers 10 the foovins synopsis % the news
pspst ls-,i
A postmaster h reqairei 10 give notice BY letter
treiuruing paper dos not snswef the law when =
suhsrbcf dos not take his paper out of the occ, and
stats the reasin. for ~ not icing taken and nesie
70 d. - makes the postmaster Responsible 70 the pub
Usher br the payment
o Ans p-rspa rho tske. paper from the po-tofhce,
whether dlrete 10 his another, ~ vhether he
ha1 80 sscfib-d not, y responsible Dc the pay.
II person orders NJ. psf-t discontinued he must
psy all srrearases 90 the publsher may continue "
ssnd u until the paymcnt u made
II the sal.etilsr orders his paper h. stopped al
certain time aud the pubisher cntinues 10 send The
ss rbef I. blund 10 pay &c itf he iake- u fron the
Ds,ofhce The lac pf1ceesis upon the ground that Q
asn must pay Gt What he uses
s. The courts have deoid~i that refusing N take
ssvsr.rsrs anil rioiiesls from The postoihes % ~
uot!ns AMI Leaving them unesled Co., 10 prims facts
svideuce u Intentional fraud.
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The sexton Of the Presbyterian church at
thi. place needs to be reminded Of his duty.
Aher services on Tuesday night the lights
were left burning The attention Of citizen
residing near the church was attracted by the
bright light about o'clock the next morning,
and he had the kindness to eItinguish il.
Somebody should see 10 this.
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We publish this week large supplement,
containing full synopsis Of the preliminary
report Of Chief Engineer Gum to the Trus-
tees Of the Cincinnati Southern railroad,
which will prove interesting to our readers in
Ceutral and Interior Kentucky. On account
Of the crowded state Of our columns, we are
compelled to defer our comments until next
week
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An important sale OF Abdallah and Nam
brine stock will take place at Fair View stock
farm, Mercer county, on "Wednesday, May Z,
1873. The list will comprise stations, mares,
geldings, and some matched pairs, by Nam
brine Chief and his sons, Alexander Abdallah
and III. soo,. Terms, siK msnths credit.
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Mr.. Dick Moore returned from St. Louis
last Saturday, and reports mules scarce and
high. The market is full Of southern and
Eastern buyers, and prices we're too high for
him to venture. lie offered $500 for mule
sold by s. S. Grant, which was ia hands
high, weighed l 500 rs, and the fnest-formed
animal he ever saw-provided match could
be fund
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Col VIM. NJ. Carpenter reports that he sold
the following stock at the sale Of the property
Of A. Skinner, deceased, on the 2e,h inst:
Cows $1,000 per head; Horses s7O@sl3o;
Sheep 81 to $40 so per head Calves s2l per
head 2-year-old steers $50 10 per head; corn
81 50 per bill; yoke oxen STA; hogs cents
per Id. Day cold, freezing; but crowd good,
bidding lively all day. Stock good and in
good condition.
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In addition to plenty Of wholesome food,
good rooms, bedding, etc, at a hotel, the land
lord should be amiable, susve, communica-
tive, ho-pitable, and accommodating. The
travelling public have our authority for il,
that the genial proprietors Of the 4Etns and
Commercial Hotels, in this place, possess ,he-s
qualifications, and vie With each other Is to
which shall gil the biggest bill Of fare.
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A small party Of amateur fishermen spent
last Wednesday upon the classic banks Of Dix
river, and returned with a fine lot Of new
lights. ranging from four to eight inches In
length. There is fine sport ahead.
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Messrs. Field a Brigham Of Tennessee sold
60 head Of two-year-old grazing cattle to DIR.
T. b. Montgomery, Phil. Denny, and Jack
Burnside at s27 per head and 60 head Of
calves to Messrs. Hail, sanks, and Pitman At
SIS per head.
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Those who have canvas-ed the question in
form US that the hog law" will pass by a two
thirds majority. A strong fight will probably
be made by the'opposition, but "our politics
will surely win.
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II the ladies will visit the store of
John o. McAlistsr they will ind the
most extensive and comprehensive
stock Of white goods, edgings, laces
and trimmings in Central Kentucky.
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THE 1srERroR Journal speaks Of the Rep
resentative from that county as ''the member
from Bungtown," and Of the Senator from the
District As "the invincible Senator from Dog
walk" What's upH-Csntroi Nevs.
"yilIain thou lie-t ~
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Al his re-idence in Garrard county, on the
30lh ultimo, u pneumonia. J. 7. III. KEarER.
In Louisville, April 2nd, 1873 Lloyd IIar.
ri., in the 73d year Of his age, after long
and painful illness. Mr.. II. was the father Of
H. T. Harris Of this place.
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Mr.. J. II. Fish of Crab Orchard is making
preparations to remove to Colorado in about
fifteen dayl. We will locate somewhere near
Pueblo, and engage in agricultural pursuits
Mr.. Fish Is one of our best citizens, and We
regret 20 spare him and his excellent wife
from our county but We hope he will be
~ with the oouairy and have abundant
Va. bodnass
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II you End eros mark in ink sher your
name % the margin Of this paper, or on the
wrapper. it signifies that your time y oct, and
y,u are requested 10 rsnew.
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Our agents viii oblise ne by collecting and
RENTING 10 ne as much money . possible
during the next two weeks.
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Drs. Putnam and Stephenson, two respects-
BILE physicians Of Crab Orchard, were ar
raisned befor his Honor, Judge sauney, on
Tuesday last, charged with disinterring a
negro child Of William shssks for the pur-
poe Of dissection. They were held to bail,
upon strong eircumstsniial evidence, in the
SUN Of $3.50 each, to appear at the nett term
Of our Circuit Court
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Col. c. II. Rochester is entitled TO the premi
um for the smallest mule COLT feet inchs'
high.
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A grand temperance ma--mee,ing ct the
Court-house this evening. Everybody Is in.
vited.
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General direction Of the wind, northwest.
Two thunder storms-llth aud 18th.
Frosts-5th, 9th, 10Th. l2th, 18th, 18th,
10th, l7th, 10Th, 9Th, S0th, 3lst.
snow-lst, I'd, Sd, goth, 10Th.
Barometer corrected for temperature.
JOHN y. TARRANT,
sSnithsonisn" Obsersef.
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ALARGB stock of pistols and cart
ridges, and hunters inPlsmsntss at w.
II, Andersona
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Mr.. Thomas shsnks bought Of r. d. Pit
man so head Of cattle at $50 per head, to be
delivered October Let.
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United States officers brought 20 head Of
horses at Versailles, last Monday week, al
prices ranging from $40 to $3.50.
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Lightning, the famous son Of Lexington
died ON Sunday at the farm Of J. A. Grim.
sted, In Fsyette county.
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Al. Jones, Of Wayne, sold to O. p. Ram
sey, Of Lincoln, 30 head Of good cattle, at Al
cents per pound.
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E. B. Hayden invites attention to his
new stock of ladies custom ade shoes.
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Mr.. Shelby Harwell and wife, Of Franklis,
Kentucky, have been visiting their friends
AMI relatives in Lincoln for several days past.
Mr. Harwell Is one Of Franklin's prominent
merrhants
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GENTLEMEN will find at Jno. o. Meal.
ter's fresh stock Of ready.made clothing,
furnishing goods, cloths, eassimeres and
vestings, all new and Of the latest styles.
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FANCY soaps and perfumeries the
largest variety-the finest and purest in
the market, at W. II. Andsrson's.
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Mr.. Dsrie Young Of Somerset stopped at
the Commercial Hotel on Monday last, en-
route TO Chattanooga, Tenn, In company with
two daughters Of Mr. George Singleton.
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THE most elegant stock Of clothing
and piece goods in town will DO found
st 3 D. Hsydsns
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Mr.. George W. Bobbitt, a popular young
business man Of this vicinity, announces him.
self candidate for Constable Of this precinct
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Colonel J. d. Bryant Of Franklin made US
call this week. We were glad to see him
looking 90 we'll.
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From one grain Of wheat planted three
years ago, Burrell Green Of Florida now has
three acres Of grain.
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Four.6fths Of our mountain friends who
pass through Stanford register either at the
Commercial or the E,na Hotel.
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Mr.. 7. L. Grow Of this county recently sold
his two-year-old bay gelding Carlisle for
Sl57 30.
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HEADQUARTERS for wall paper
e. B. Havden's.
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IT'S the early bird that catches tho
best bagains. Hayden's mammoth
stock Of new spring goods are arriving
daily.
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NOTICE.

? Tbo-e Of our advertisers who desire change.
made In their advertisements, must hand In
copy on Monday morning merit
Az communication, either " an editorial or bust
se. character, shouh b. sddre-~ed ~ HILTON A
CAMPBELL bos IA, stsas,rd, ~.
~ monies reunited w hor sdverti-ins subscription
o. lob wefk must h. seut In cheCks posi-ofce money
srdsr o. srprrs II viI he at the parties rist.
james Coot our authorisc agent al Hastonville IN
esntrsct zoe job Work Adsetisng attend 10 suh-rrip
tons, snd receive all MONTE. for the sane.
oun sosNui
L. Ooh, Hustonviile; 3 n. o-eu-. cr.h Orchard;
" G. Curd Spmerset y. a. bryant, Gum sulphur;
L n Jones, Pine ililli rhos MeBsath, Ncnticsilo,
DE- J brOvn Mt Vernon.
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The weather report for March will be found
In another column.
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FRESH fish at J. N. Rochester & Co. q
every Tuesday and Friday mornings.
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60 and see the new stock Of ladies
and gentlemen's gold and silver watches
ct z. r. Chenaults.
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LANDRETH'S warranted garden
seeds, and silver skin onion sets, fresh
and genuine, for sale by W. H. Ander.
son.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-04-04

JUST received an elegant stock of
jewelry at E. R. Chenaults.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-04-04

FOR cigars and tobacco, Of uniform
brands, 20 to VII. Anderson's