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Fire in shelby City.

On the morning Of the 18th instant, the
store-house Of 7. NJ. White, at Shelby City,
was discovered to be on fire, and, the wind
being very high, the town would have met the
fate Of Lawreneeburg but for the prompt ae-
ton Of the citizens in distinguishing the
flames. The Gre originated from detective
tue in the second story. This should impress
upon every person the importance Of keeping
fiues, stose-pipes. and ehimneys in good re-
pair, as well as holding Are policy m good
company.
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A MAGNIFICENT stock Of pictures
and picture frames of all sizes at W. H.
Anderson's.
Garrnrsl News.

Over $50 prominent citizens Of Garrard
county have signed call upon Hon. James
Patterson to become a candidate for Senator
Of this district. The Neus thinks Mr.. Patter-
son will not accept
Russell Pelham, = prominent citizen Of
Lancaster, eloped with a woman, leaving be-
hind him a worthy wife and considerable
property.
The editor Of The Nen displayed good taste
and commendable enterprise in copying from
the last number Of our paper the communion
tion from Somerset.
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Bayonct, the celebrated race-horse, will
stand the present season at Bull Spring stud
farm, near Danville, at $50 the season. For
description and pedigree, see stud column.
In another column will be found a dcscrip-
ton and pedigree of Hippy and Of Lexington,
the Cabell horse. These stations are we'll
known. Lexington is probably the best saddle
stallion in Central Kentucky, and his success
at our stock fairs is unparalleled.
Gill is a beautiful sorrel stallion, with a
splendid pedigree, being a descendant Of a
noted trotting family. lie will stand the
present season, at the stables of W. S. Hooker,
near Stanford, at $40 to insure foal For de-
scription, ETC., see stud column.
The splendid young jack of Peyton Embree
and Roy Stewart will stand at Mr.. Embree's
stable, near Stanford, at $40 to insure foal.
The American Boy-owned by Messrs.
Spears & Grigsby-is beautiful dark brown.
six-year old, stylish, and in every way mod
Ell horse. lie was sired by American Clay.
His dam is a full sister to Clark Chief 3 dam ;
his grand dam, the dam Of Ericsson, Their
advertisement will appear in our next issue.
We take peculiar pride in calling the atten-
ton Of the reader to our stud column. There
will be found the descriptionpedigreeso Of some
of the best stations in Kentucky. Prominent
among them is the Justly celebrated horse,
Gray elmo. lie will be found during the
preseat season at the stables of \. NJ. Feland
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". you'll call the special attention Of po,imas'er'
ssd .ubsribsrs 10 the foowns synopsis Of the news
paper laws.
1 A postmaster IL required 10 give notlee by letter
ffcturnlng paper dpcs not answer the law when .
sibs ff does not take his aIr out u the ONCE and
state The fF It, not icing taken aud ne ~
v % a. makes ths postmaster resnnsble 20 the pup
Usher in the payment
2 Any pefsin rhs takas paper frum the Isstnnice,
vhethef directei 10 his another shcthef he
kss sItnrrihsl 90 not, j. pruHible hr the pay.
IL psrsln orders b. parer discpniinuei, he must
So al arfiartrds ur thr puhhshcr may CONTINUE y
ssud ~ untll the payment u made
Ii the suu~ 70 ber order hts paper 10 BE- stopped AZ
certain tine ant toe ~ fisher colinue~ g. rnd, ths
s.s fitrr u oani tpiy a. ltf he takes " from the
psiohse TIE las piusccis upon The grpund That !
ssn must pay co. what be 49,.
g. Toe doart. have decid-s that rcfusing " tAts
nevsptpcfs aud periodicals frm the PISTON ~ of re
sovine an1 ieavng them uncaei fof, IL pfna f<sti
evidcule u Intentional fraud.
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The Maysville (Missouri) Register Of the
18th instant contains the saluiatory Of Mr.. ID.
H. Butt, a former citizen Of Somerset, and at
one time resident Of this place, who has re-
Gently purchased an interest in the paper and
assumed control Of the editorial department,
The Register is published at Maysyille, De
Kalb county, Missouri, at u 30 per annurn.
Suecss- to you, Mr.. Butt
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The merchants Of Stanford have devoted
the pas, few weeks to overhauling and reno.
waiting their goods, preparatory to purchasing
spring supplies. They have begun to mani
fest that spirit Of enterprise which is charac-
,erisiic Of Stanford business men, ard will
operate this season, as heretofore, upon the
trite maxim, "You can't sell 'em IL you ha'n't
90, EN-" They will have 'cm-and lots
cords, and stacks Of 'em at that.
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Mr.. George n. Cooper, who has recently
taken charge Of the Hustonville Hotel las
will be seen from his advertisement in this
issne), knows all about keeping a good house,
and We chcerfully recommend him To the
travelling public Mr.. Cooper also keeps a
good livery stable.
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Ruling Prices aii over Kentucky
Local Sales and General Movements
LAND AND Cpop ITEMS.


PUBLIC SALES
A. @. Talbot reports the following sales at
bNnville on last Monday (cosnty court day.;
GO head Of 3-year old brush cattle at s32 IS
per head CnhHad, brush, 2-ycar old at $40 %
per head Fad 2-year old, common, s25 10
per head j. head good 2-year old sSs 20 per
head 40 head good 2-year old at $40 30 rcr
head 81 head sccd yearling- 1872 10 per head
80 head 2-year old, brush, $22 50 per head
8 head, 2-year old, at so 25 per head; 10
head, 2-year old, good al $50 90 pr head
Oxen from $50 to sll0 per poke. Plug ho,sc'
from $50 to SIPS each One jack Slg2 20.
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Subscription Paid this Week

To proven, errors ani to obyiaie the nece'-
siy Of receipting to our Subscribers, We will
vpubli.h every week the nance Of those who
pay u.yyhich shall be a receipt to them II
you have RENTED your due. by mail during
this week AMI your name does not spPear in
thi. i-nc, you are notified that We have not
,.-.i,eI il
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Two Of the largest Wholesale houses in Lou
isvile, J. S. Lithgow 4 Co, and Muldoon &
CO., have called meeting Of their creditors
to request extension on their paper. 1t is
hoped that they will be able to effect an ar
rangement that will enable them to continue
operations.
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Those Of our advertisers who desire changes
made In their advertisements must hand In
COPY on Monday morning next.
All communication either ~ an editorial bust
ress character, should he addressed 70 HlLIoN
SAMfbti.is bon u, STAFFORD, Ky,
An rionica rcmittei or aivefising subscription
~ job sors must he sent IN checks, past -oihce money
srief ~ cxprss u viii te al the parties own risk
james Cook II our authorized agent NJ liusionyle 10
contrast ior Job WORK Adscrisins attend 70 subsrip-
lions, and resclyo ali monies iof the same.
ora AoKSfsi
les Cook Uustonville; :. y. Owcus Crab Orchard
W G Curd ssmcrpctt a. ~ Bryant, Gum sulphur
T. J9ues Pine llil, Thos Moicath, Aonticelloi
Dr. J. brown, MI vernon
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Mr.. =. n. Twidwell Of IIustonville, a mer-
chant of great experience, advertises in this
week. paper Mr. r. keeps q good and full
stock Of goods, and sells at low figures. Call
and see him.
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Fleece Robinson, J. W. Dunn, John Faulk-
ner and Ambrose Buford, Of Garrard, return
ed home from the Southern market las, week.
The latter reports mules Sl0Gs20 on the head
higher in Kentucky than in Alabama.
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LUMBER MARKETS.

[From the daily papers. ]

Prom the daily papers
Dealers report trade quiet. We quote; Waite pine
lumber clear, inch, per NJ, sGOa6s; and inches,
ss5 second rate, inch ssS; ~ and inches, si5;
third rate, sl5; common SIS; fenciug s27 so; sheath
Ing go; green plank. sisa25 sawed poplar ath, 50;
weatherbOars, sisa0; sawed pine shingles s5a6 so;
cut poplar shingles s3a3 80; common white pine hOor
ing, st5a55; yellow pine flooring, sS5a5O, Barrel
stave rough, per NJ, Steals; dressed, s20s23; hoghead
slaves rough, 30 00a3 90; barrul poles per N, II Goa
IS Oo; hogshead poles, 20 OOa25 %.
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FROM WAYNE COUNTY.

H. a a. IL
=. -. L.. ..,,,l,,otv domoi,sh.d
an. ,.s,n, who., c,o, Our fselds look a.
h... uo,,.r,o, cabin.aoor. and II !. the
uu...I oa,n,on ,h,, nv the airing Of 1874. a
-, 80, w,u no . ,hiry not 70 be winkcd
,I,.~au. an ,nn.u,l amoun, Of whea,
49,. - ,.., y..r yery little Is Ief, In the
-. now A,,lm, Rankin a Brother. a,
r.u - Nan. have .hippcd about a thou.
sand sacks Of -four during the pas, winter; L,
A. Lsnicr. al Mill Springs, shipped abou,
twelve or fifteen thousand bushels Of wheat,
and other partie. nearly as much.
NEW FIRM.
Me..rs. IT. C. UuiIakcr, ST., and William
Rer,,,m are uniting up dry goods store on
Gan creek. near Kel.ey's lanyard. This
make. about nineteen In the county.
uYMnSEAL
On the 9th instant, Mr.. james McGufiey 10
Miss Lizzie Brammar, both Of Wayne.
On the 18th instant, X. b. Smith Of Russell
counV W VIZ
BOTTOM, wayne sou"y'
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State of kcptucky-PnlaslSi CIR
cult Court, March -, lS73

J. NJ. Gasso:i
and Pe;i.ioa - rsrtc.
Sarah J. Gossctt,
RYOTICE Is hereby given 70 Tire pnblic that
~ J. NJ. Gossett and Sarah J. Gossett, his
wife, Jhare this day filed their petition in the
Clerks Office Of the Pulaski Circuit Court,
praying the Judge of laid court IA make an
order or decree 20 empower the raid Sarah J.
Gossett t. use enjoy, sell, and convey for her
own benefit free from the claim or debts Of
her husband, and 10 make contracts, sue and
be sued a. femme sole, g. trade in her own
name, and to dispose Of her property by will
or deed. J. NJ. GUSSETT,
5i-2t SARAH J. GOSSETT.
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TIE Shelby Sentinel says; "A marc belong
ing to Mr.. William TuckN-, living near simp-
sonvilc, foaled perfect horse and perfect
mule colt the same night. The only instance
OF the kind, as far as we know, on record"
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There are four Lodges Of Good Templars
in this county; Stanford, liusionyille, Cab
Orchard, and Prcachersville. We understand
that an effort will be made to combine their
funds and start a Temperance journal in a
short time
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LEG NOTICES.
State Of Kenturiky-Puiaslsi Cir.
cult Court, March Is, IS73.

State Of kentIrlky-Puiaski Cir.
cult Court, March Is, IS73.
Norton Strunk
and Petition CT p.r;c.
Elizabeth S;runk,
NTOrICE is hereby given to the public that
Az we have this day filed our joint petition
in the Pulaski Circuit Court, pSyiug.for an
order authorizing and empowering Elizabeth
S,runk, wife Of said Norton Strunk, to trade
aud tgaRsac; businc :, and 10 acquire and dis
pose Of property as femme sole, TO use and
enjoy, sell and convey, for her own benefit,
any property sic may owa or acquire, free
from the claim or debts OF her husband, or 10
make contracts, sue and lie sued as femme
sole, or to trade in her own name, or dispose
of her property by deed or Will.
NORTON SrRUNK,
5i-ot ELIZABETH STRUNK.
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LAND AND cROP.

Mr. NJ q. IAckey oiiers for sale his farm in
this county, known as the Jack Wright place.
Il Is very desirable place, and, as Mr.. LAeksy
has determined 10 remove 10 Texas, he Is en-.
tirely in earnest about solling. A description
Of the farm will b. found In another eoluan
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We have had charming weather this week
until yesterday, when II turned suddely cold,
and at noon began to snow little. Our faith
in that blessed little ground hog is as firm as
the Rock Of Ages
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Parties who desire their horses trained to
saddle or harness have an opportunity of
placing them under the skillful management
Of Mr.. G. Reuben Harris, as will b. seen IN
another column.
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The cquinoctial gale Is now in order, thi.
being the day that the sun passes the hrs, point
Of Aries.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-03-21

The Lexington Daily and Weekly Pres and
the Observer and Reporter have consolidated.
The Lexington Statesman sifepublcanl an
nounces il. intention to suspend unless some
thing is done to help sustain il.
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II you find cross mark in ink after your
asms ON the margin Of this paper, or ON the
wrapper, il signifies that your time u out, and
you are requested to renev.
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An cifor, l. being made to make up sing
ing-school At Boone'- school-hou-e, or Walnut
Flat, to be taught by james Duddcrar.
Those who desire to enter the class should
hand their names 10 Sim Cook
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We regret to have TO report the present con
dition Of Mr.. Jos. McAlister is quite precsri'
Gus. and his recovery extremely doubtful.
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Persons who desire TO purchase lots in the
Buffalo Spring cemetery can do 80 by calling
upon James Owens, who has been appointed
superintendent Of sales.
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The regular meeting Of the Kentucky State
Medical Society will be held in Paducah on
the first Tuesday in April, and not on the second
Tuesday, as stated IN some Of our exchanges.
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DR.. J. W. Powell, of Mercer, sold four
mule colts, one year old this spring, to Mr..
Owens Of Lincoln at $50 per head. DR..
Powell has coo ewes on his farm.
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IF the ladies will visit the store of
John o. McAlister they will find the
most extensive and comprehensive
stock Of white goods, edgings. laces
and trimmings in Central kentucky.
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Mrs. J. n. Dennis, lady Of experience and
Acknowledged taste, has recently associated
with Mrs. J. W. Gillian, and taken charge Of
the mantua-making department Of the bust
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-03-21

The sales Of stock a, Danyillo, on last Mon
day Ccoust day will have some effect on the
trade in this section durin the next week.
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W. G. Anderson, of Garrard, has II head
Of extra cattle, 2-year Old past, that average
l477 los.
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T. S. Butler, Of Bourbon, bought pair Of
fancy mules Of W. $. Beazly, Of Garrard, for
$40
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-03-21

Turnip greens, poaehcd eggs, and jovl sre
now in order.
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S. W. Givens sold to Robert Wood % head
one and half year old mules at sos so pei
head. Both Of Lincoln county.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-03-21

Ell.rs Msr.hail aud Milsrl Of Lancaster
have delivered several very interesting dis
courses a, Boone's School-housc, on Dix river,
during the past week Elder Jennings will
preach at the a5oye-named place next Sunday
mnrnlnr.
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Mr.. Robert W. Lillard and wife srrivcd
home safely on yesterday.
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Mr.. Allen Beazley Of Garrard sold his fine
jack to q party in Illinois, last week, for
81 900
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LOCAL BREyITIEs.


Sow your shade-trces and plant your pota-
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FANCY soaps and perfumsries the
largest vsriety-the finest and pursst in
b market at w. H AndsrsonG
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County court day at Lancaster next Mon
day.
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d. C,slaul will preach a, the Assembly
Presbyterian church TO nj yht friday and TO-
morrow night sunday morning the saers
mea, Of the Losds supper vii DC admins
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GENTLEMEN will find at Jno. o. Neal
ter's fresh stock Of ready.made clothing,
furnishing goods, cloths, eassimeres and
vestlngs, all new and Of the latest styles.
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Arkansas has produced a steer which meas
,res nineteen hands in height
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We are graii6ei to learn that our young
friend George A. c. Rochester, son Of Colonel
&. H. Rochester, of this place, will receive an
appointment to a oadetship at Wet Point
He is one Of the few boys tina, can associate
with men Of mature years and never, by word
or deed, lay himself liable to 'he apPellation
Of "big head !" but, by unexocptionable con
duct, he wins the esteem and admiration Of
all with whom he comes in contact both old
and Young We know Of no young man more
worthy to receive the appointment, nor one
who would reflect more credit upon his friends
and the district than Alfred. We know that
he "hss been trained up in the way he should
go" and believe he viii pass through the cru
chile and emerge uncontaminated by any i'm
moral or corruptng influences that he may
have to epcounter.
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Gov. Leslie offers reward Of $3.50 for the
apprehension Of John Harrison, who MURDER
Ell William wilkin. in Mullenburgh county,
last month.
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Eli.r p A. Millard will preach at the
Walnu, Flat church, ON the trst Sunday in
Anil
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ALEXANDERs' HOTEL.

Alexander's Hotel, corner Eighth and
Main Streets, Louisville, is the only
Hotel under this name in the city. Fare
90 per day.
ALEXANDER & CO., Pros.
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LATE NEWS.

Congressman ]. D. Beck is going to spend
the Summer in Europe.
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SHELBY CITY.

tCorrected weekly by loUso GRvBBs, Arehitscts
and builders.
Poplar lumber green, 75ei so per c; weaherbosrd-
ing green, s0ai IS; do, dry, O0a2 10; oak fencing
71al 80; poplar shingles, shaved 00a 60 per NJ; do,
cut O0ai 81 chestnut shingles, O0al Is; oak posts.
35al0c each; locust poss, 3s5c each; boards, 60sG5e
per c. lathes three-fol O0as so; do, four foot, 90
AZ So chestnut oak bark, 50ss 90 per cord; barrel
poles 5OalU 90 per NJ; hogshead poles IS O0a20 90 per
NJ; wood, hickory and beech, Oos3 50 per eord oak
I5a3 90.
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bhIVh' o0<J % Ilrf VI IT kIIH'
DANvILLE.
Icorrectsd weekly BY YorNo a GRupss. sroAl.se..

corrected weekly by YorSo A GRupss, GoAI,sess
and builders.
Green poplar and oak framing stuff, per c, hoard
measure, 00a2 49, weatherboarding green, iOa2 2s
dry clear stuff 25a2 "; oak fencing l0ai 90 good
yellow poplar fencing, 25a2 30 per NJ shaved poplar
shingles rs inch 5Oa6 90 per 81 shingles 10 bale
SOFAS 90; locust posts 4sa65c each twO-ioot boards,
red oak G5a75c per G; lathes sawed, thre-oot 25a
Q rs per NJ; good shaved chestnut shingles 50a5 90
per n; wood hiebory and beech, SOa5 W per cord
oak, dry, coat 50.
BRICK, 10 90 per al kiln.
LINN Halls nor shal Al kfln
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90 and see the new stock Of ladies'
andgentlemen's gold and silver watches
at E. r. Chenaults.
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Corrected wcosly by ". R. Mrnp, con,rac.or .aa I

lCorrected weekly by W. r. MrEKs, contractor snd
builder.
Business in lumber Is at present quite dull. Thae
are several buildings In contemplation, which will
make a considerable demand for building material as
SION spring fsirly opens.
Poplar luIaber, green, 90 per C: dry, %; pine
green, 90; scanilng aud jOisis l goa2 OO weather-
boards, rough, co. dressed by MILL 80; yellow pine
hOoring 3 OOa5 90 tor mill worked; shaved poplar
shingles, so per "; cut do, 5O chestnut do 5 50,
boards, two-oo 75e per O. do, three-ioot, 90 per c.
athes, sawed, three-ioot, Is per NJ do do our-hol
% per NJ; wood, per cord. 3 50a4 10.
LANCASTER.
corrected weekly by y BkowS, Wholesale Aai retail
dealer In building materially
Lumber, No. I, poplar anil pine plank, per G, asa
so; No 2 do OOa2 25 No. do, 7jaz OO; scantinf
73a2 70; oak plank, No. l. OOa2 Is; No. q 15a2 0J
No g. GOAL 25 cut shingles, GOAT 80 per Nj ehestp
shinples 65ai OO boards, two-ioot, 75e per {; do
three-oot, co. lathes threefoot, 75i de- four-fOt
90; locust posts, ~ feet long ixS 5ja7Sc each. OAK
do, Sa5Oc each. wo.d, per cord, a5 90; stove wood
saved, 5O coal, per bushel, 2ca15c delivered.
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Personal.

The following gentlemen, merchants Of
WAYNE county, were guests of the Commercial
Hotel on Monday; 2. T. Hall, Shelby Oatts;
and H. II. Gibzon. Montirello d. l.. Powers,
Powersyille, and ~ T. Hall, Berryville.
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POCKET and table cutlery Of sllkinds
and prices a W. H. ARdsrsea's
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STANFORD RETAIL MARKET.
CORRECTED KyKRY THURSDAY
GEORGE ID. WEAREN & CO.,
Dealers In

Groceries, Produce, Salt, Confectioneries, Boots
| and Shoes, Notions, &c.
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The spiril Of improvement has not been
very remarkable In town or county. A few
residences have been begun and completed in
the county. In town the most noticeable i'm
provements are as follows The Farmers
National Bank erected a very handsome two
story brick business house on the corner Of
Main and Lancaster streets, ON the site Of the
old Thomas Helm brick. Several frame
business houses were erected on Lancaster
street The National Bank purchased and
fitted up in elegant style a room ON the south
side Of Main street, in the business adjoining
the Myers House, A very handsome frame
hotel nov stands on the old Dodds corner,
J. n. Craig built one Of the hsndsomest
dwellings in town, on the lot opposite the
Methodist church, From The preseat indica-
tions, several important improvements will be
made daring the present year.
ENTERPRISE.
The names Of our most enlerprising and
prosperous business will he found in our ad-
yer,ising columns, One Of ths most impor-