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Death or DR.. George McReberts

Many ofourreaders. and all nj. friends. rela.
tiyes and acauaip,anoc. will d.eply r.,r.,
that Il has become our painful DUTY 10 an.
nounce the sudden and anexuec,ed de.,h Of
DR.. George McRob.rt.. a prom;nen, nhv.;c;.n
Of Stanford. He has bean suffering r., n,.nv
years, with NEURALGIA. and oftep snake of nj.
liability 10 die sudsenly. when srft.rin, A..
lacks usually, brourh, on by lo.. Of .leen and
expo.ure Will. e,,.1sd I, An. ,r..,;o. osh,.
profession. On Thur.day last \. Wa. c,lIsd
10 the bedside az a na,i.nt ann. .;,,..n nil.
distant and In order n .,,.n5 ,ha 81, ri
reach home in time 10 MAKE .o,,s nr.,.r.,;on.
to star, for Rockca.,Ie sDr;ns. an ,hs s,l,ow.
ing day Gar the ,uyno.,. az en;ov;,u . - =,
res, and recreation. he rode until = I.,s hon,
In the piaht and .ro.e ami. s.,,v an W.dn..
day momins. and ahon, .;x o;cIocL n. Ia
his Office for ri. brother, residence m town
TO eat hi. breakfast III. wa. .;,,in. IN ,hs
door eating an annie xh., a., ,,,.cs.d w;,h
.ocute neur.lgie Main. and .omnI,;n;nn A.
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FROM ROCKCASTLE.

1''''' y ''s'-a-
FINE Hill, Ny, July s'h' 1879.
THE day we celebrate" pa-sed of quietly,
without the firing Of a gun or the shooting oa
ofany orators mouth. The only thing Of in
teresi that occurred in this vicinity on that
day, was three births In the small village Of
stonesburg. adjacent to Pine Hill.
The Railroad Company reduced the tar
III on coal - so per car load from Pine Hin
10 all points on the Knoxville and Richmond
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Willis, little son Of samuel Embry, aged
asoss 'sa year. died very suddenly yesterday
abou, noon. We have no particulars further
than the runor that poison, supposed 10 BE-
stryehnins, was administered 10 him BY his
iAiher uadsr the belief thot ths drug was qui-
nine. We aSe informed that one or two ply
sieians examined the bottle from which the
drug wss taken, undesitatingly pronounce ID
siyrchnins The liitls fellow died in eOnvul-
.ions vithia twenty minutes after taking ID
ID is also stated sh-i Dr. heRobsrs was
poisoned from tAs same bOiils, he having pro-
cured what he supposed 70 b. qai-ias, which
has turned out 10 be deadly poison. We
Are not ssihcies,ly advised 10 state anything
definitely.
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We suPPoss all our readers who are a an
interested In the result q M Public Library
Drawing, have already ls~pad that ID tosA
place On The Sab Inst, .aa that The day "a.
The grand gala day Of Loan~lle that all iAs
,isks,s we're di-ssssd Of and shs capital Pa.s
100000, drswn BY No. 20.se2 Ths d.ily
pAPs" contain loas and interesting aoooaas
u tho day. psoessdiasH 10 which ~ rsisF
our ssAdsn ioF Information, Out Ofths laEss
number Of tickels which we're sold At this
PlAos, only eas proved a lucky one. held BY
Prof Paine. and drew go The iouTth drar-
ma hAs ban announced.
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MAlEinsalal.

Marriage licenses were Issasd BY the eIssh
for IAneoln county, daring the noalh Of June,
a. followss
June 7,h, Geo w. Delaney and Louis
Walden June sth, 0eo.c. Rifs asd LuciRdA
camPbsll June oh, JAs. n. G.s,iasas and
MARY s. wsi,si June. oh. W. 5. Hooker and
Nollie w. Cobb June iish. JaA Miller and
Eliza J. Hammond; june i2sh. Grsn BAL
lard and Emily Anderson june lesh, Andrsw
Powers sad E4yia Oaks June lsth, Root b.
Ellington and Nos NJ sps-sss<
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FROM R0CKCAsTLE.
'T7T-'T" F71" '''
Mt. vrnsor, XIV, July 10,

- 80.
:" ,'''
Inv Hh VS. ce'eof.'eu IN me moving oy
the hrns " one hana'ea guns niue too
ias')' ano = srana nan :, night ey hr T. vi
Evans, and soo''i ~ hn T. kirtley' We
'eaIh 'ns' w !" '''e"''"'s s'V''eo '"s"'e''e'
70 tne u'mo
Inc mos interesting s"' s"'e''.'"'hs 'hins
.h'' We nA,e """eu 'o' 'o"'e ""e, ""
,ou"Vh'e drummer snoe name We w" eA'
,'e"'yl a"u oe'o'eo 10y V"'.s.-"a'eI P'A'-
,.s ".'V" W 49, 80.
"ne'e '"e w. ~ o'''''A ~.
oo"e h's o' ~ ys"" .so '0"" h''''P ."'
an aoo"nP"os A"'eo ,V~"s us" J, ~
county, ~ ,se "."e 7" ,u'"e,, $50 ~
'he" e-c'Pe "o," J"'''oe. ~. oo'e'.o''
'ae "me' o"e'eu "r go :"
.se'' o,''o.s'y - '"s I-',o' ~ ~ 800
turner's "'"e' s''o o'e,e' 'e"s'u " ~
e'cn' ine'e ""s'eA''"'. ~ s"N"O". s.un
shor ,ime "nce' .neh "sr' n'.''y
owens and "eo' ". "h''eneAa 'eA,"e' "
vhere 'ney were Inc re"a'. na''"s .A
pireo oy hm',auon' 'hey 'occeeoea IN se'uns
il renewed They started last week for their
prize. They found Bishop at Martinsville,
Ind' ana arrived WIN m" mere 'as' SATURDAY
lhey s'ar'ed win MN ,rom mere mex, o'y 'o'
They did not succeed In getting Bishops COM
rade, bat Il /, 10 be hoped that Il L. not too
NJ. vet. welearn from reliable sources that
the murder was foul and malicious one.
The celebr-..d case Of the Commonwealth
sssinst Turner M Pace Cor the way-lsying
and shooting Of Middleton, in Harlan county,
has had a change Of venue TO Clay coaniy.
The trial vas 10 have ecne Oh II this term,
which has just closed--of the Clay county
court, but was continued until next term. We
learn that there were some eighty or one hun-
drcd witnesses In attendance, and that gen
eral battle was expected, but fortunately did
not occur. The prisoners were sent to Lex
ington for safe keeping.
We have seen nothing that was more aP-
proPriaie than the article from your cores
Pondent at Pine Hill, In reference to the con-
struction OF q suitable depot at that point
We can bear personal testimony to everything
he said being true. Notwithstanding the i'm
Por'Ance Of Pine Hill ss shipping point and
point OF travel, the Railroad Company have
no depot there, or any public building OF is
own. when the road was INST completed the
agent, at his own expense constructed a small
DOLLHOUSE about twelve BY hiteen feet which
the Company depends upon for warehouse
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". v..ia e.n the sp-cisi sst.nslon Of postmssssrs
and .sh~sssr. 70 ths l,s~lss syssp<i- q ne nsvs
psp-r h-si
l. pu-,m..,-r 10 r.qslr-a 70 sfss ssslss By l-s,-r
suh~rrT dos nat izke his p<prr eu a The gtne sd
stats The r--sns ~ - net trlsg tstsn snt n.sert
70 DO n.k-. Ne r-u--sss fsrs.-ibis - the Pub-
lishst ~ fns 1<FU<nl
a lay rsr.1a ID. iskr~ r<c.r ffsn the ps-ssaes,
vh-tksf Nr-ted % NJ. smother, shethcr he
ha. 81 h~rFihrl - not, u rs-ron<hls ~ the pay.
q lis pcr-sa ertsFs N. paprt al-reutinusa, hs must
pay al srro.r.xr-, The pahlisher mag eontinus n
sod u until The rsymsnt = msde.
n the sui>cfihsT ordcr. NJ. psprr n h stsppsA II
certain time and the puhllshsf srnd The
sah-clbsr I. bound 10 pay hH nn he tsks- fruui the
nan must pay ~ what he u<~<
q 1hs eesrts have aesided thai refusing 10 taks
ns-I.ps. nd Pss'esle.h nos n. r'.,onse. |. ~
svia<nes ~ inssntisnsl had.
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Lincsln County Crops.

We promised our readers last week, to
gather some reliable information In reference
To the crops Of Lincoln county, and have dill
gently inquired Of ob-ervsnt farmers, In dif-
ferent sections Of the county, In relation 10 the
same. Putting this and that tsgether, and
making suitable allowance for the apparent
over-e-timsis Of some and under-e-tlmsts Of
others-for Il l. fact we'll known TO newspa-
per men that farmers, like doctors, sometimes
differ In their opinions. and Il thus devolves
upon the editor. Who would furnish reliable
data, TO carefully weigh the statements Of
each one, reconciling the differences. II posi-
bic, 40 a. to Approximate the probable yield Of
the grain that ha. been harvested, and TO
judge Of the prospects for the growing crop
we offer following ~ the result ofourenquiry;
The vhea, crop, On an average, Is pretty fair
all over the county-but little rust, or any
other disease-and, though Il was thin on the
ground, the grains are full and heavy. In
the West end the wheat crop l. nearly an av-
ersge. In the East end, the yield s about
twc-thirds o. an average. In the nsighbor-
hood Of Turne-ville, Il will scarcely reach q
half CROP On the Hanging Fork and Dix river,
about a half crop will be gnrnercd.-
The average yield per acre In the county las,
year, was about eighteen bushels. Twelve
bushels TO the acre L. considered an average
crop in the county oss year after another. II
l. fair 10 conclude then that the wheat crop
Of Lincoln county for 1873, will average about
seven bushels &c the acre-over half crop
The quality Of the wheat, however, Is consid-
cred above an average. The recent winds and
rains injured the cat crop by twisting and
tangling il considerably, but II il unusually
hRe and heavy. II we have no continued
rains for one week, the cat erup may be set
down a. the best for several years. Blue grass
also looks fine. OF clover, timothy, orchard
grass, etc, We will have large surplus As
10 the corn crop we can not, Of course, speak
positively as to what Il will be when matured,
further than to Say that its color Is healthy,
the acreage is unusually large, and up TO the
present time there has never been more
promising prospect In fact, farmers asert
that with two more rains at the proper time,
viz about ten days from this date, and when
the grain begins to mature, there viii be more
corn gathered than in any one year for the
pat twenty.
FRufT.
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~sGy Kingdom for a ner.eir

One swelierins day 10 July, about the 10th,
1873, a the sun approached the meridian, and
loafsrs sought the shady side Of a newly swept
thorOughfars, In a quiet country town not
thousand miles frOm the meirOpolis Of Cen
tral Kentucky, where rHE ISTERioR JoUR-
SAL first saw the light Of an uHlueky Spring
day, "a single horseman," accompanied BY a
single dOg-msn, might have been heard boast
ing Of their shrewdness above ordinary men,
in that they "did not advertiser the newspa-
Pers, but did their own Ising" Az a specimen
OF their attachments in the study and practice
Of every man his own liar" they proposed TO
teach yOa and me all about hous-training, and
sundry other humbugs. The "class" obtained
BY them was small by degrees, and beautiful
ly ls-s," and 30 they were made TO perceive that
the "irrepps-.ible Yankee" could Mt practice
his boAsied cunning upon the people Of Stan
ford They've been dug up"
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On the HusiOnville turnpike. just beyond
the limits OF town, there l. a small scum Gov.
cred pond from which arises as foul odors as
ever dissusied the olfsetorie- Of human Kind.
We hope the owner Of the premises. whom We
know 70 be a mseuanimous gentleman, will
attend IN having Il drained and disinfected
Immediately.
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A gentleman reprcsenting an Ohio Ironeom
pany vas in this region last week Tor the pur-
pose Of purchasing land'. He visited the
knobs South % town and remained several
days. A fal-taf said, he was -retioent but
cheerful" On his return. The company which
he represents has invested pretty largely In
Laurel county land.
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Mis- Texis Crank, one Of the most accom-
plished teachers in the Faculty ofthe Stanford
Female College, Il spending the Summers va
cation At her home In Charlottesville, Virgins.
She will return next September and resume
her place In the college.
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II our special policeman Atkins continues
70 ai-ch<rss hi- dnty ~ he has during the
past few weeks, We shall open a column of
"Polioe Proceedings." We hops he will give
some attention In his eiiscial capacity, TO the
~y-pAs da pare who walk thes,reet a, an un-
seemly hour Of the night.
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near Grab Orchard, on saturday. the is,h. IL
promi-,- "a be q gala day. Wills he etSr-
ei.e- WI b varied and Interesting. and, jsds-
Ing from The pest, the fesss abundant, DE
most attractive tssiures Of the day win be he
speeches BY Nc. Geo. W. Balm and others, m
hehslf q the temperance c.u-e.
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The Central Kentucky Medical Association
will meet at Harrodsburg. on wednesday Ju-
ly 18th, is7a Sahject Cor discussion; T'.Sv-
s~io.is, ID diagnosis and senhAeAl The import
anoe Of the subject, which in plain English is
eonsump,ion.i,s distinctive eharActeristies and
treatment, viii doubtless bring together a
larger number Of medical gentlemen than U.S.
ually attend these interesting and instructive
meeffngr
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A grand opening ball will be given at the
Crab Orchard Spring. tonight The occasion
will be memorable one, as elaborate prepar-
ations have been made. The magnificent new
building has at last received the finishing
touch, and guests are arriving daily. .
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We respectfully notify our customers who
arc indebted to US, that their accounts are now
ready for settlement, and must be closed either
by cash or note. All persons indebted to us
are requested to comply with these terms.
OWSLEY & HOPPER
July I, Is73-2t
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Enigrasiea Turniagi
Cheap Farms IN Southwest Missouri

The Atlantic a Pacific Railroad Compa
ifien $4,000 acres q land In Centraf snd
southwest Missouri, al ffon - 10 tl2 per
acre, on seven year time. with ms uansPor-
alton nom 81 Lculs 70 all purchaser. Gil
lais, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools,
caurshes and las-abiding society invite emf
rann from all points 70 this land Of fruits
nd flowers. For particulars addrcss, A. Tuck,
l.and Commissioner, 81. Louis, Mo. e6-tf
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Since the departure Of the teachers and pu-
pils u the Female College, TO more oongenial
chimes 10 enjoy the Summers vacation, sever
al Of our usually airy young men look AZ mel
ancholy a. a mule In a snow storm.
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Our special policeman, Atkins. succeedsd
In sf'ectins the srrc., of Bob. Hsnsford, m. C.,
charged with reocivias stolen tan-bark, he vas
found guilty and falling TO give the required
bail, $50, nov laagui-he- in jail.
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Twilight and darkness. serve ss good cloak
Cor deception no~ and then, hut the horcmsn
Who "isnercd thepover Of the Pre-s" couldn't
green" slanfardite- Gin the day. time"
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Farm FOR SALE.

rus EAka Oh WHICH COZ :. = skkcuE-
sAs.rs tiS. =. As s,spssd .aA ksss llek islse.ks.
4 e.fs4 a. ..ls sid Afu oous.1.s ahaai - sers~.
~ sss..s'-ele i-'Sss.'.-sss. -sa sh = 40 =
.ss. .s 4 s s :. . ~, ,:ss n; s s;4i.'''
81 a a pkSttf.
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The Good Tsmplan Of Crab Orchard and
Preaehspsille arc lAking extensive prepare
tons for the grand pic mic, announced In our
lasi issue, 10 take place at the Fair Grounds,
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VIII. Allen was srrsigned before squire
Dennis, last Tuesday, charged with bassering
the pate Of negro boy. and vas fined eve
dollars
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Some Smart Alex Is amusing himself ev-
cry night BY firing pistol on our streets. II
will prove quite funny joke" II policeman
ADKINS rcss III. finger. on him.
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The way that editor Of the Clark county
Dvneouf steals our local brevisies l. Indicative
that he you'd prove a success in = wider
apherN
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sines January Id, is7S thirty marriage H.
oen.es have been Issued TO white persons, and
twenty one 10 blacks, by our county clerk.
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our subscribers In this vicinity who
prefer 10 call at the printing once for
their paper 70 paying the postage and
reesiving Il through the post eiasa vii
leave thar names with the post mas
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NOTICE.

An cur.s,.nic-ii.u- sthsr q en- sditsri. o. bu-i-
No. eh<r<srf, -h.ah h. .fsr~<rui 70 HILTON a
cAMfnhLt. bs< ~ stnufsa, ".
~ ~s.l- rs-,is>a - - s1v-<ti-ius. .,-,rirsisn
a. lob vort nus - mi u cherka pa-t-omcs MONEY!
s~iss q s<pr-- % II vi b a. The Isrtie- evn r-k
0Un sefNrsi
Jas ocah, uas,snvIilsi ulrr Rsb-st.. crab orrhsrd
"; g esrd, ssw,rs.i ~ h.ysa, osm .slgha'
Dr. J, J. Brown, Mt ternsai =. o. n..tia, i.ishisna
Sam v Csmpb<ll rwnersviIs
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Robt Clellsnd. Of Louisville, will preach
at the Presby,srisn church In this place NEXT
Sunday morning.
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HUsTONvnLE FEsTIvITY
Grand Templars Pic Mic.
Speeches By Champions Of
the Tempernnoe Cause.


The rhlmsn Hooker Lodss, NJ, 10, I. o.
O. T., will have grand rally pic mic prcce--
sion, music, speeches, etc., a, Hussos-ille, Ky
on Friday, July 18Th, 1879. Gen. W. Rain,
the gallant standard bearer Of the Order and
q. G. T. Of Kentucky, win sddrvs- the
assembly, also other Distinguished orators are
expected. The several lodges in Lincoln and
adjoining COUNTIES are ccrdislly invited To
join us on the occasion. The community Ia
invited 10 attend.
WI WILLIAMS.
A. A. WARREN is Agent for the
CHAMPION, the best Reaper and
Mower made in the United States.
Samples on hand ct the Post Once,
Stanford, KY. est
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A face,iou. old gentleman Of our acquaint.
snoe. recommcnds frequent does of warm
scaling war for chicken cholera.
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60 and see the new stock Of ladies
andgentlemen's gold and silverwatches
at T. r. Chenaulfs.
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The Fourth cf July ps.-sd OF without an
unusual occurrence. The day vas extremely
warm-the hottest of the season.
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II there h much doe On this paper ID isnt
-.fs,o u-si, &c hustle the-s sictly times. The
vearcr might take cold
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While their building Is in course Of
erection. Craig q MeAister will be
found In the storeroom adjoining the
Odd Fellow building, lately occupied
by Carson 4 Dodds.
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Thew are several dwelling houses. some o.
the han-cmes, In town, nov unoocupied and
Cor rent Rents are too high.
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Ix.sssk Prices an ever Kes>.ehy
Local s.ass and General MovsHsnss
LAr11 crD cpoP ITEMS.

The Shelby oSswr ,eiis q certain Prc-i-
dent Of an Agricultural Association, not q
thousand miits RON sseIbyvii,s, vho tried
rsltv.ssr on the csiersdo posaib-bas. and
nov sdvi-e. hi- v-srcen-horns not 10 fcl-
low HI. example. u kiI'sd bs,h burshd 20
80
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The various sandsy-schools and the Lodge
OfGood TemPlar Of HustonvilIe, will give
grand basket pic mic at that place on Friday,
July 18th. Lectures will be delivered by
Mr.. Balm and several oihsr., and the exercises
will be arranged 80 a. 10 make the occasion
one Of inisrest and eRjoymen, for the large
crowd expected. The Stanford Band will
attend and furnish music for the occasion.
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sever.i peron. len ,hi- place last veeh TO
spend few weeks at the Rcckcs.tie SPRING..
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ANNOUNCEMENT

w KkR nsrablic.n e.naiAais ~ si.ts spn.isr q
the ~ ssnatail District crmpd u the countiss -
wsyas snd rul.-iL Elsr,isa lss hesd.T IN Assu-i
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ne above qaotanoas sarsn aud sshss prodaes sre
retail prices small dinsani Il maAs b. n.ssshanl.
ifOm the above asuFss shea iaksa In s.chanss ios
merchaniiss.
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W. II. Anderson has purchased the hou.e
and 10, formerly occupied BY Rev. A. D. Rs.h
and has taken possession.
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LOCAL BREvrrIEs.

Nes, Monday -Tl be our regular county
court day.
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We are sorry 10 nsssfis des,Eof css d No
fines, and hest Hooded hcres in ,hh SEXTON
of the counssy-Abdslish Pilot, r,'bslbns-
ing 10 ID. n. Bowman. o. Mercer, and for
which he had refused ave thgas.na dollars.
Tie died In nj. stable on The ash uItAno,--
NJ, Id--ruf<
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Whether the cholera IL coming upon us or
not, the necessity in behalf alike Of public
health and public dsosncy Is equally urgent
apon us 10 clean out the foul places within
our borders, which are fruitful sources Of dis
eaas, and which may 80 easily become nurse
ries Of pestilenoe. but II We can not see the
shame Of having filthy surroundings. without
being made sensible Of the danger there l. In
Il, ID is almost worth paying the penalty Of a
Pestilenoe 10 enforce the attention Of the In
habi,aais Of dirty town TO own ie disgraos
Las, year, before the hrst day of June, the
whss-wAshing brigade had frightened up the
premises Of nearly every citizen Of Stanford,
and the town presented much more clearly
appearance than gov, and surely the great
danger that threatens Ne should ugs every
sensibk person In town And country to frse
use Of lime and other disinfsciAnls. - we'll a.
the shovel and broom.
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The C6wisr-Jorrsi q Saturday, pubiished
a me..ursbly full report ~ the ccssiisiss Of
the crops In the sobshsA they spperred lsss
week. -In Akssnis ths cpAcn cross rPcrs@
cd as very unpromisihss the caterpillar, ss Il
seems, having done the most 81 The mischief.
In Texas the prospects are riiuehSe'tef than
when last reported, snd an <ssraFe cotton
crop L. expected. IA Mississippi the coniinsed
rains have had DISASTROUS effect upon cosssu,
While In Georgia A. reports were never mere
favorable In tcr>isns both the cane and
cotton crops have suffered very greatly from
recent rains, and the prospects are gloomy in
deed. In Virginia there ispro~pect Of large
wheat cror, and the promise Of tobacco b not
considered bad. In North Carolina no, more
than half the usual tobacco crop Il expected,
In Kentucky the recent heavy ruins have 70
suited disastroasly for the wheat crops In the
counties adjoining and West ef Boyle and for
the tobacco crop in Western Kentucky, but
have been welcomeI5 s,c.;seti By the farmers
Of General Kentucky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-11

Mr.. P. Sell, Jr., Agent for Paul silverbergs
Monster Msnaseris, Museum, AviAry, Orient
al Caravan, Roman Hippodroms and rrans-
Atlantic Circus, called upon US yesterday, and
stated that this mammoth consolidation will
visit Crab Orchard ON Tuesday, July 24th.
Stamford, July 25,h, waynesburs. Saturday,
July 10Th. aud Somerset Monday July 2sth.
This Il said to be the largest thing on
wheels." Full particulars IN our next issue :
meantime, We susges, 10 tho boys 10 save up
their quarters.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-11

"Al,a," the $4,000 ,rosiisr sssilioa; be-
longing TO Major Thos. Turner and Mr.. A. q.
Peters, Of Montgomery county, died sudden
" Of constipation q week ago, near Ma sser-
ling. A few days before his dcath-Alts made
HE mile In 2i0, and 80 conhdsnt wers hM
owner. that he could be nssde 20 Do " w ai0
that they had finally discarded nc Ma 81 ia
king the $4,000, standing oder for HIM ~
certain Eastern parti:', as below hIs real
value.