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- ! !: !. !. I. !. 7.
liver, and bow
els. They sfg o
ABN mild sycfiant,
sud an excel.
-, lent pu rgittyt.
o Being purely
~2a vegetable, they
A contain no
mercury OT
mineral whatever. Much sTrious slos nes'
and suffering IA prevented by their t1nel"
use and every family should have them oii
hand for their protection and relief, WHOM
required. ngexpsrienoe has proscd theIn
20 be tho Ihfost, Euresi, and bi oi All th'
pills with which the market EbouDds. BY
their occasional uSe, toe blood !, purified,
tho eorrupiions Oi the system expelled, Ul.
stTuciionS reno, cd, and tho whole macgl'
ncTy OF life restored Ia iu healthy activity.
internal organs which become cloREsd and
sluggish are clelnsTd by Ayers rus, anI
stimulated into action. Thus lneiplshl
disease IL changed into health, the value OF
which change, whom recboned on the vast
multitudes who enjoy u, can faTdly u
computed. Their sugar coating makes them
plassant to take, ard pr ssrve- their virtue
rpImpalrsd for any length OF time. 30 thai
q ey are over frssh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching. they are mild, pnd
o perate without disturbance 10 the oOn-ii.
tntiOn. or diet, or occupation.
Pull directions are given on the wIHprcr
10 each boz, how 10 uso them as Family
PhyBio, and for ths following complaint.
which these Pills rapidly enro:
For Dyspepsia or indigestion, J. SilesSnHSs,
10 guor, and LDsS OF Appstith. they should
be taken moderately To stimulate tn. GtOTn-
ache, rnd restore iu healthy tone and
action,
For Liver Complaint and IT. various
HymptomE, Bilious Headache, Sick Heal
ache, JaundIce or Green SICK naas, BllliDtI'
Collie and Bill .ous Feysrs, they should b"
'udioloGSly taken for each case, 10 cOfrs0'
the digeased action or remove the IhsTuc
tons which oanse 10.
FUr DyESnieTy or DlaTrEOsG. hut euc mild
doae Is generally required.
FOR KhsumstlGn, Gout, Gravel, Pup %
tlOn Of tho Heart, Pain IN the HIde, Bsck
and LOiDs, they should bo oOntinuOusly
taksn. 81 required, 10 change the dis iRScf
action Of tho syztsm. WITH such chang
thOs cOmp mplaluU disappear.
fUT DTop~y and Dro pAical svelIinEs, the
should be taken In large nd frequent cOs's-
20 produce the effect Ola drastic puTEs.
For HupprsssiOn, = large dose should -
taken, az Il produces ths desired eject ~
ayfnpethT. ,..,.
promote digestion and relieve he s'OmsCb.
| An OccasIonal dose stimulates the SION
arn and bowels, restores the appetite. AID
inyigoTaIss toe system. Hence u u often
advantageous where DU serious dsTanEe
meut erfstA One who q els toisrabiy vel,
omen nnds that dose OF these Pills make
him feel decidedly bettsr. from Their oiosnv.
ing and TsnOyatiDg effect on the digsscv'
apparatus.
YHyPABED ny
DR. y. {. Aver a Co. Practical Chsml.'.
LOWELL, NAss., U. n. A.
For Eals by all DrrgyiSts Eyerywhsrs.
nDys
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Refined Sugars.
Syrups.
sundr

DICE, STARCH. SHOT, LEAD, CHEESE,
II Bucks's, Tub, Wash SoaTds, Candles,
Glss', Paper and Cotton Twines, Cheese
Cotton Yarn, Candle Wick, Frunes, Drisd
Peaches, Dried Apples, tanned Peaches
for sale TINGLE a IsHAN.
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AYERS Cathartic Pills.

For the fclsi
and cure Oi al
dersng smon ~
In the stomach
liver, and bow =
els. They ere o
mild sycfieni,
snd an excel.
lent uVitiyt.
Bcin q pureb
vegetable, boy
on tai n IO
me Gu or
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HOUSE.

hOSSL.
Mr.. Rsiney presented & counter
and reply CT the Republican
central committee OF the Stale OF South
Carolina, TO the memoris! OF the tax
psyers, so-calied statement. 1t dec!R Is
that the tax payers have only taem-
selves to blame, in not aiding in the
work OF reconstruction and that the g.
legation as to the Increased eIpendi-
lures OF the State government is III
correct, the items gwen being wholly
isaccurate, untrue sid selected eto de-
ceive.
Mr.. Clymer, from the Committee on
Public Lauds, reported bill TO enable
Memouites OF Russia, TO effect 8 per-
settlement on the public lands
of the United States. The bill was
made the special order for Wednesday
next. 1t authorizes the Secretary ot
the Interior TO sell them such quantity
OF the public lands, not mineral 10
aud not otherwise appropEi-
atsd or reserved, SIS they may require,
At the minimum price, payable In i've
annual irstalments.
The House then took up the supple
peutal mining law OF May lob, 1872,
the principal part OF the discussion be-
ing the effect OF the proposed amend
ments on the Comstock, Cade aud Su,ro
tunnel.
The DISCUSSION was uoisy and e1cit'
ed. the California membera, houshton,
Page aud Su.hell denouuclng Mr.. Neg
lrvs amendment as being offered IN
the interest o. Sutro aud the Bank OF
California, Mr.. Negley resisting thas
view and defending Sutro from the as
sertions made against him. Finally
Mr., Page moved 10 lay the bill and
amendment on the table. Carried.
The House then took up the curren'
cv bill, aud was addressed by Mr..
Phelps against the bill and against the
Initiation OF currency. :,
The House then took recess until
7:30 P. NJ.
Tie evening session is TO be FOR
action on the bill for revision o! the
laws, Mr. Poland stating his belief tba!
it would be finished st this evening
seasion.
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Attached 10 the German Pioneer Bat.
TALON No. u, from MaeniZ on the Rhine.
in foil uniform, a. HAMlLGOEi5 OPERA
HOUSE, james FitLSim mons, Lessee and
Manager.
PRlC rs or ADMISSION TOTHE CON
CEEI5-AdunlSsi IN 81 a; Reserved Ssnis
without extra Cha"ge; family Circle 5sc.
seats can l.e relerv d at Adams a Lucas
Nude store thTre days IN advance.
VtTl.V
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Lard.
Onn TIERCES EXTRA LEAF,
O'bU ggG EsEg Fa'ni =
r. sale b.
tI@F. DAEEEpOET PABKE.
Teas.
- BOXES GUEPOwDKg, GOOD r.
OO choice.
- Boxes Imperial,
10 HGlf Chests GuDpOwdeT
YOUNG HYsos.
~ Pezes choice.
OOLnSG.
% Ha.fChesls good 10 CECirf.
5OCCH0Ss.
q Enli Chests choice.
JAPAg.
i BAH Chests, very rDe.
The above is the best assortment and
largest stock OF Tea 70 be found IN our mar
ke Merchants can save money ~ boy
Irr our Cogd-. instead of sending 20 Balti-
more AMI Philadelphia, where teas are
mixed and cO!ored. We eel none but
straight goods. TIHoLE q iSHAh.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York-Csttle for the week; $3.50 quail
ty fair, ranging from common to prime. The
market is strong and active at an advance for
the week Of ic to ac. excepting 8 cars Of
Texans, which sold at l0sc, and cars fat
bulls at DC tn SIZE; live weight range was lie
to i3c, and the bulk Of sales was at lie to
l3ic.
C,aeinnafi- RECEIPTS light and market closed
firm at from 3lf4lc for common, 4.@ sac for
medium, to fair, and 5l96c for fair to good
butcher grades. ITocs-Receipts light and
market drm at the following 'ranee'of prices /:
Common light o as so, good light to me-
dunn heavy Is e0ta6, and choice grades
81 1905 rs; very few Of the latter offering.
Shep-In hight supply and market active at
from 4l@5c for common to good -hesrd, and
5lts6l for same grades Of wool sheep
overwhelmingly was the hardest day Of
the season for traders and drover, cattle
market opened dull and closed with about
hall in pens unsold. A good many slop- cattle
are nox being put on the market, mos, Of
which are really fine, having been on slop
since October. !, is now pretty we'll settled
fact among cattle men that the highest mar
ct paint has been reached for the season. We
quote for best 8 2Sa5 50; good 81
59S5 medium 81 SOFA 4; csanon and mean
y 5otss per 100 lbs gr~s There Is some in
quiry for fresh milch cows. They sell, owing
TO quality, from s25 to $40.
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Geo. D. Wesren still Continues to sell
Groceries of all kinds ct bottom prices
and quantities Of them.
TO-DAY'S ITEMS.

Croquet sets at Bohon A Stages.
Dudderar a Atkins will keep fresh corn
meal ON hands during the season.
The Commercial Hotel L. becoming more
popular every day With the travelling public
Daddersr a Atkins have sold out two lots
Of stoves since they began business only two
weeks.
A handsome second hand sofa lounge, good
as new, for sale very cheap Tor cash, at Hay
dsn's furniture rooms. Apply immediately
Duddersr a Atkins will keep constantly on
hands supply Of the Duddcrar Mil -four,
which they will sell at the lowest marke,
price for cash.
Duddear a Atkins Manufacture from the
heaviest, best material the tin vessels for their
cook stoves. When you want to buy cook
stove, take the fact into consideration and
give them a call.
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FROM CASEY COUNTY.
MiDDLEsuas, KY, May 8, 1874.

MiDDLEBURo, NY, May o, ls14.
Correspondence Liert~ Journal;
News, and everything else, except Green
River and its tributary creeks and brooks,
have been in q stagnated condition for some
weeks, therefore we have neglected to write
Farmers, for the last few days, have been bus.
lily planting corn.
From the signs Of the times last Wednesday
morning, people may still have a chance 10
ill their ice houses
April Goth, Of scrofula, little son Of John
Moore. Mr.. Moore, also, got his hand terri
bly, cut with an axe.
MARRIED,
In Liberty, on last Sunday, by Elder r. A,
IIovious, Mr.. James A. Wright to Miss Mary
Msrples.
On Tuesday last, Chrisman. Warner, VOL
ford and Adams, for Commonwealth Attor-
ney-vsn Wrinkle and Owsley, for Circuit
Judge-stone and Bowman, for County Judge
ali made speeches here, but, owing to mis-
understanding Of date Of appointment,
few were present.
Rev. 7. II. Coleman, assisted by Rev. J. NJ.
sallee, has been conducting meeting at Rich
ards school house for the last two weeks, re-
sulting in = number Of additions, and an in
cressing interest still manifested.
+. ". Roy has cold his unexpired time in
the will at this place to J. X. Cofi.y, and has
tim lerx ready fS,v ar<cs,ng h;s oxa mill q.
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For the JovasAL.
A Timely 6uggestiOu.


Anticipating . dry Summer and Fall,
would sueEest to my friends. who have
planted fruit and ornamental trees this Spring
the proprie,y Of giving their trees proper car,
and attention in order 70 prevent them from
perishing for want Of moisture, a. Il often &C.
ours that young trees, the hr-t year, will make
. vigorous start and appear to be perfectly
safe, for month or ~, and when the Sum.
mer sun, with ito .corchins. rays, has dried
up the Spring moisture of the earth, then il
IL that you should begin 70 feel peculiarly
anxious about your trees, and, a. one ounce o.
preventative h worth . pound Of cure,
would, as your friend, advise you to use the
preventative in time. Therefore, I suggest
that "a soon as you are through with planting
corn, you mulch your young trees we'll, either
with rotten straw or saw dust, or, il you can
not PROCURE these, you can use grass or green
weeds, which; l suppose, you can NOV from
your fence corners or yard, and do not be too
sparing with whatever you use for mulchine,
but Ne Il freely. shy you place il from fur
b siz inches dep around your tree and - fas
oct fFon the srusk Of the tree - you broke
~ planting, ut the article used for mulch
- 2ioarOund the tree during the season,
a.d II ~ Aeve long dry 'Pell you ess
wstsr yosr ,Aes by pouring water on ths
ualchinr witboA any fsn Of baking the
s--.~A.-pa~rr.~Srsf-wsspsise>pssvvisas'
out their being properly mulcbed, in warm,
dry weather, has caused MANY . lsrson 70
have 10 plant almost an entire orchard again,
and has often caused persons to attach blame
to the nurseryman Who furnished the trees.
! have tried the mulching process to my en-
tire satisfaction, and hence l recommend il
to you. p. L. SIMPSON.
Mt. Hope, KY, May 4th, 1874.
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To lirssn gern.

The 6rst regular melting Of the Lincoln
Council Of the Order q Patrons Of Husband
ny win b held in Stanford on next Monday
Al ten o'clock, q. m. A full approximation
should be present. as Il IL said some Important
bnsiners 81 interest to every member Of the
Order isto engage III. attention Of the Council
Each Grange should elect q representative
for every ifty members, and one for every
fractional par, Of iay members. and the
Marters Of Oranges are members BY virtue Of
their Office. Representative must be elected
in the month Of January to serve one year.
All members Of the Oranges in the county,
who have taken the fourth degree, may enter
and remain 10 the CouHsil room during tho
meeting, but hsse = vsAs q voice In the pro-
'''S''sA---,<<
Apy9 49, - Dssts end Shoes
= 49, = )D11H0g'a
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True KExrucxIAx STOCK ITEMS.

Ahth
Nice hos~eS ere scarce and fswest number
81 them In coalition to sell, ~ the farmers
have neglected hseakiag them properly 20
they weslA sAow V - aAvsasass. -
The running races q Lsziaess next ws.k
promise Zoe port Toa nsvlisg ed Waiver
y. vii contend in . .iis dash Saturday.
BSSlfhr1.sd Jesa Val Jssn, perhaps, in . Il
mile dash.
The bsceder Of the Golddust stock Of trot-
ting horses, L. L. Dorsey, Of Eden Stock
Farm, near Louisville, has accepted the chal-
lenee Of Mr.. James Wilson, Of Indiana, the
BREEDER Of Blue Bail stock, TO trot four or Ave
races-two colts, the rvt If the rival stations
Gold'ivst and Blue Ball, to be entered in ev-
ETY. race, for 81 400 each race.
The trotting match, for $1,000, mile heats
best three In five, took place at Augusta, Ca,
April 10Th. Basil Duke won the first and acc
ond heats. Time $40, 2:3sl. Molloy won
the third and fourth heats. Time 2:sl, 1914.
BAIL Duke won the fifth heat and race Time
3:3li. Six or eight thousand dollars changed
hands
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AUGUST ELECTION 1874.



". are Authorized 10 announce ". ". owsLEy, o
Lancaster, csasl,dss h,r Circuit Jadre 81 this ih'
ssd ,s Vii ,' n. p .,s nsss n n.,,
To tho voters 81 the sh Jaaicial District Tbs
District Committee ~ the De,socraiic party hsvise
ordered primary election 10 occur on the third sat
urdsy 10 May seat, 10 nominate candidates fsr ths
Judse-hip ard Commonwealth Attofsc yship cf said
District god hith " political ss-cists- nd proper
~ compel me 10 submit nv esl,ns a. a candidate "a
that election. Hence proposc 10 abide by its result
uncondi'ieasily. While IN cemmga vi'h all rcnect.
ing men, consider the once ~ Judse nonpoliissl
and tina, ought 10 o. far dverced n.m the sstrr
ities % party struggles m possible ant sh,le VII
sslset 10 oil thu purity u The erniss u the Jsdss
yet viii Gel II my duty 10 repri. with such ability
:.ss ms, ~ ~ sas, &, ~. ,s,, M, =
eyesnent that may have lathe nss~. veald l..
slai 10 have the na'nnstisa. and " ] yet II, W.T.
Illegal 90 immoral means to Ia the gen
vzl election. $3.50.
iio-tdpe JOHN s. VAN wiNKLE.
For Cewmes weaith's Attorney.
ESser I,,ssv yswnais
You will snaoua-e ne .. candidate Or rsl,n,ron.
vsaiths Attorney is this the sth Jufirsl A,i-,rc,
suhect 10 the scti-n ~ the Democratic p.,ty 10 an
sr'n Its aeion may h errr..,i e,x
". SIRE au,hmir.a 10 snrounc, n. q WARREN q
candidate ~ Common w.sith's Alto. ,ev ~ tbe eti,
Judicsl District, at IN. nert Ausua electian suct
10 the ell of the pcmarrstic PARTY
We are 70 guesi~i N ssnn-ia~s GEORGE DIN
NY Jr. ofiAsca.@r, scsndia,c f.r r,,n,aa wealth
Attorney Of he Eighth Jui scal District the
ins August election.
Essyaiusv.
An candidate tsIJsilr q Liaeofn oounty, snd
viii thash my fi~sss b give so,iee ef the hc,
EN-. DAvip>oS.
To the vo,e,~ of Lincoln county en- 81 isdep>nd.
90 p.nocra Ne candidate or the oc~ q Jsilor q
I've eouny suppressed the POLL. the ART Meuds,
IN AsSast. is3s N. l. RICHARDS.
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The sih DIXIE Of Geneva was sold by Shell
ton Of New York, four years since to English
parties for 5000 He afterwards sold in
England Tor $3.50, and now Geo. N. Bedford
reports to the True Kentsellan tina, $4,000
has been refused for the Duke in England.
Mr.. Murray, Of Wisconsin,, has been offered
$4,000 for the ilth Duke Of Geneva that be
bought 81 Geo. Redfords sale last ye4s for
$4,000. Mr.. Bedford hes shown us, and 9th
en-, Mr.. Murtays note sivea for sii 900 prin-
cipsl and interest.
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MAGISTRATES AND MAGISTRATES corHrs.
!SanJrd-2d pivision-W II Carson, I'd Sat-
urdays in August, November, February and
May. I'd Division--J u Dennis, III saturday
in July, October Januarynnd April. Georrj
Bobbett, Constable.
Orb O,elmd-lst Dicifon--Arch CerHon,
4th Saturday in March, June, September and
December. d Division--Robt Stewart, "a
Saturday In March, June, September and De-
cembcr. Tuck Ballard, Constable.
Waiam F7a,--lst Division-Craig Lynn, ID
Thursday 10 March, June, September and De-
cember. "a Divisiop-Wm. Laekcy ,4th Mon
day In March, June, September and December.
ToI Douglas, Constabie.
H;ghland--ist DiviSion-Levib Rell, I'd sa..
urday in January, April, July and October.
ID Division Jas. ID Basin, lat Satur1an IL
January, April, July and October. Jss. Ass-
tin, Constable.
Waynesbrg-l< Dvisiop-E Pajsetl, IN
Tuesday in March, June, September and De-
cembcr. ID Division Vim. Gooch, I'd Tues-
day in March, June, September and December.
NJ. II. Gooch, Constable.
Tmnerwlk-1st Division-John Cash, IL
Thursday in March, june, September and De-
cember. I'd Division---J b Alcorn, ID Thurs-
day in March, June, September and December.
Sam Campbell. Constable.
Huscnr1e--1st Divisiou--Darius Lamms,
Sd Tuesday in March, June, September and
December. ID Division--J P HuEhe~,i Ii
Tuesday in March, June, September and D.
cember. WH Jones, Constable.
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RELIGIOUS.

A revival IL going On in the Baptist Church
in Lebanon. Thirty persons have joined and
the interest still increases.
A revival in the Methodist Church at Co
luubia, conducted by Rev C. C. Mayhem
closed with twenty-five conversions and eigh'
teen additions to the church.
Rev. @. .over-treet requests US to ssaouncs
that there will be no preaching at tn N. Y
Church next Sunday, in consequence Of his
absence ., the Louisville Conference.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MrnxxpAY NIemr. MAY 6. Is:

Board met Of the Office Of J. NJ. Philips, j..
President Miller presiding. and full attend
ancc Of membcr at roll call.
Committee to notify turnpike companies to
repair certain bridges and culverts, reported
duty performed, bu, no steps yet taken 10
comply with the ordrr.
Committee on ere cx,inguishers presented
letter. from manufacturers OF extinguishers I;
committee given further time To report.
Com1iit,sc on street cleaning reported duty
performed; action conhrrsrd and orders drawn
for payment of expenses incurred.
Report 81 the Treasurer rejected 90 account
Of informality. and second report requested
The Marshal was ordered to have crossing
in iron, Of the Methodist church taken mp.
Mr. J. 8. Murphy granted permission 10
make a pavement along thu We, aide 81 biz
store room, same width a. the sidewalk on
the East side 81 Van Arsialc's s,ofr-room !;
al-o, on condition the pavement il made, to
bos up the aigh, Of -ssps TO the secoad story
Of his xiore-rcom.
Mr. y. Waters vas elected Town Asses
ss1STs~ - --rsux baisys.
Account Of T. J. Atkins Of SIS. for services
~ Town Marshal. from April loth IN Nav
, tesb, allowed.
! TIE following PETITION Of saloon keepers in
ths town Of Stanford, praying a reduction Of
hc~n-e, was presented, win; ..
IL tie Caaumas aad messb,r q tic Board "
Trustees Jr Sanford, KsAfsciS
The undersigned citizens and taxpayers Of
Stanford desire respectfully. but earnestly. to
represent to your body a grievance, which, az
fectins. as II doe, injnriously and unjustly,
portion Of our citizens, is worthy Of your i'm
mediate attention and Of remedy. We refer
to tar i'm posed by an ordnance Of the toxn
upon the business Of retailing liquors. This
tag, in addition 10 an onerous State tax, u
now 500 per snnun. II amounts, almost, to
bic that the dealer should keep, and sell,
pure and unauthorized liquors to the pnhiic.
No profit is possible, except to the vender Of
poisons. Now, this business T. a legitimate
one. being authorized 10y Law. II is also
necessary one, notwithstanding the olamor OF
temperance ,anatcs. As WHISKY aM ne SOFA
and drank e.nerienee t.aehcs that /, il bcs,
,,,I,, ~, A. ii Il, ,,.n..,l -.
'o' '"e P"."' ,"A' w '' :" "''
io"n-' under the uneea''ns inspection aud
~" r,, 49, sh.,,o,.. ~ ,sa -, No. a.
-. 81 - a.. -. . .n.r.a,.. ~ a..
:, -. - a.. .h....,., =,
a. r. 7. 4, a. a.. - ;.-, 80 ;,,
49,. .a.. . "a, ON , n.c...,,v I,.Si,,m,,. h...
=. .;i, al. IN ,..non.;I,ls ami r.,u,..
M. na, on, o,n, l. !, NO, , n.r,iL and
n.,.n.ron. division, If xha, shoulJ he !,
-. 49,. =, o,n,n.l ,li. .l... of hi
. ,,.,, ,,,,h .,,i,i.J 10 an, ,,o,.o,;o,
~ ~. a.. :. .nv o,hor % nav ~. I,rae,
...,;.n - a. -s,.n. i.,;v.I to-, nonn
i.,;on ~ owe, . ,hou.andy
Mo,.v !. y.r, scarce bu.;,... /. dull and
.v.n ..,oonL...r !. .,,i,lsd !, Won, n,o'
,.o,,on ..a 40 Az. ,;,h, a, .,,n;nn I,.,;.
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LOuIsyILLE DRAIN MARKET.

Wheas-Dealen report that wheat IL salsble
~ follow: Red 81 80; amber 81 S5Gl 10
and white at 81 As.
Cr~-we quote shelled in bulk on arrival
at F0Cs7le. and delivered from store in sacks
al 7sa M. Far corn 63sse5 for new end old
Rw-we quote At 81 10 per bushel.
Hoy-Mixsd and prime Timothy hay sre
delivered on cars At Sl4sls per ton from
store, and sold on arrival Ut Sl2Sl6. 1-
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7. L. Crow informs u. that he has seen a re-
cent fcsi, BY Msmbrinc Starlight, out Of q
hne mare by imported Yorkshire, which IL 3
feet 81 inches high, and which he has called
"Colorado Boy" lie anticipates bright IN
ture for this 6ne colt, II II should live.
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Mr.. 7. B. Carson, representing the large e.
tsblishmeat Of McCord, Boomer a Co, Louis
vile, was In this section last week and secured
large number Of orders from our merchants
This house is strictly Grst-class in all respects
and there is no eleverer drummer" in the
business than young Carson.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-05-08

We can now assert that our fruit crop ia
Central Kentucky, will be far beyond an aver
aFe. The crops Of Fall and Winter apple
will be especially very fine. The peache'
were injured by the incessant cool spells, bu,
there will he far more than an average crop Of
this luscious fruit
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-05-08

The Circuit Court adjourned last Saturday,
at noon. The last jury case tried was that OF
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad Company
against NJ. 7. Russell, for right of way. The
commissioners had given Mr.. Russell sl52, but
the jury gave him 500. The case will not be
appealed, as We learn. -.-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-05-08

The various candidates for Cormonweslth's
Attorney and Circuit Judge sc riding day
aud night, aud will 80 continue until this day
week. Al which time they will return to their
homes, as the primary election will come OF
the day following.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-05-08

The Changers Of Central Kentucky are sgi-
tsting movement TO establish large manu-
factory Of agricultural implements. in one Of
the central counties.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-05-08

We have not yet learned what action has
been taken by our board Of trustees relative
to the purchase of ERE engines or FIRE extin-
guishers, but presume that they are doing
their duty in the matter, and that at an early
day we will have some protection from the
deyouring clement