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A FEW GOOD REASONS,

IA New Invention, THOROUGHLY TESTED ana
secured by Letters Patent.
2.-Makes perfect LOCK STITCH, alike on both
sides, on all kinds Of goods.
3.-Runs LIeHr, SMOOTH, NoIsELEss and RAPID
best combination Of qualities.
4.-DURABLE-RunsJo for Years without Re pairs.
5.-WM do al varieties Of Work and Fancy stitch
ing in a superior manner
els Most Easily Managed by the operator.
Length Of stitch may be altered while running and
machine can be threaded without passing thread
through holes.
7.-Design Simple, Ingenious, Elegant, forming
the stitch pithout the use OF Cog-Wheel Gears,
Rotary Cams Lever Arms. Has the Automatic
Drop Feed, which ENSURES uni form length If stitch at
any speed. Has our new Thread Controller, which
allows easy movement Of needle-bar and prevents
injury to thread
s.-CoHsTRUoTIoN most care(ta and FINIsHEp. II
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THIRTY YEARS, EXPERIENCE OF AN
OLD NURSE.

MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP is THE
PRESCRIPTION OF one OF the best Female Physi-
clans and Nurses In the United States, and has
been used for thirty years with never-failing
safety and success by millions Of mothers and
children from the feeble infant OF one week old TO
the adult II corrects acidity Of the stomach, re-
leves wind collie, regulates the bowels, and gives
rest, health and mfort TO mother and child.
We believe II 10 be the Hest and surest Remedy In
the world In all cases OF DYsEHTERY and DIAR-
RHEA IN CHILDREN, whether IL arises rom
Teething or from any other cause. Full direct.~as
for using will accompany each bottle. None Cen
uine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS a PERKINS
is on the outside wrapper.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE-DEALERs.
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
SICK.
from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach.
BROWNS vERMIFUGR ComFITs
will destroy Worms without injury TO the chi Id
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all coioring
or other injurious ingredients usually ased In
worm preparations
CURTIS & BROWN, proprietors.
No. al Fulton street, new ioih
Sold bp Druggists and Chemists, and dedters 81
Medicines. at TWENTY-FIVE CENrs Boz.
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W1bHoFT's ANTI PERIODIC OR T

THE NORTHWESTERN HoRsE-NAIL Co. s
- Finished Nail is the best in the world.
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WHO have the tenderest feet? Corn
ish men.
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DIR. WHITTIER.

XNTnrN WRITING TO ADvEy TIsERs.
in this pape
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)lWhy will You SuTerS
tt all persons suffering
from rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Cramps In the limbs OF stom-
ach, Bilious Collie, Pain In the
back, bowels or side, we would
say The HOUSEHOLD PANAeEA
!, AND FAMILY LINInENris OF all
others the remedy you wan,
for Internal and external use.
II has cured the above com
lplaints in thousands OF cases.
There lie no mistake about II.
Try II. FOLD by all Druggists.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-06-19
TURNElssVIiLE.
ROVER

The grasses are drying up. Some clover IL
being harvested. and il u very short."... There
seems to he q dearh 10 trade Of every hind.
But few home sales Of stock ior the past few
weeks worthy Of reporting. Mr.. q. W. Al
ford di-possd of the car load af fancy bufch-
ers stuff, previously reported in Cincinnati,
at loss Of 500. PROF. sibold is instrusting
a large class in vocal music, near Liberty. ....
lir Clark Cash, a gallant aud clever young
widower Of our neighborhood is exceedingly
anxious to know who Miss Rose Bud" il,
since .hs prefers Cash to Pence. lie would
like to wear that rose bud upon his lappel.....
The Turnorsyile Grange is nourrhing. We
learn that the quota Of membership j. about
full, and those who design pctitioning for
membership would do well to profit by the in.
formation and hurry up......The foxes made
raid upon the hen-roo-t 81 Mr.. John Cash, sr.,
few nights ago, and killed 81 chickens. With
the large number Of professional fox-hun;ers
in our midst, it seems to US that the chicken
roost should be better pr'tected ...... Mrs u. +.
Goode, we are glad to announce, is much.bct-
tor...... We would like to write a detailed ac-
count Of the excursion over the c. :. railroad
by number Of young ladies' and gentlemen, on
Saturday a week ago, but are admoni-hed that
too much Of your space should not be occu-
pied by one scribbler. The party assembled
at the school house in Turner-ville at an car
~ hour in the morning aud prccceded from
thence to Mckinney Station, where they
came upon the line Of railway. At the south
ern approach Of the tunnel we halted and
paIiook Of a comforting repast, after which
we paired Oh aud rsinhled at will over the
work, being treated eourteqpsly by the con
tractors and other. with whom We met The
day Wa spent in the most pleasant manner,
no incident or circumstance occurring du:ing
the day to mar the plca-ur. Of any one 40 far
ss we know. OF course We know not how
many negative answers" were received during
the day, nor how many "yese-' we're spoken
in Jest. JAY DEE EsS.
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To the Farmers AMI D. vars of Central X.

AMBROSE BUFoRD,
Formerly Of Lancaster, Ky, Has located al
Coyington, Ky, aud proposes to engage in
general Commission Business for the sale Of
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs. II, pl Dies to con,
fine himself To the commission business strict
H. Prompt attention and faithful rtuln-
will be his motto. lie would respectfully re-
fer tn the following testimonials:
We, the undersigned, have knosn Mr..
Ambrose Buiurd for many years, and cheerful.
~ rccummend himho the farmers aud droyers
of Kentucky as being a correct business man,
re liable, apd worthy the patronage of any
community. Geo Denny, Pre.'t Natl Bank,
Lancaster, XVI W. II XII lnair |. Gus Ter %
same; Jnn ; gill, Director Of same F; Robt
Kinnaird, Teller; J Z Sandifer Book-keeper.
Jennings Price, Pres'l Garrard Co Deposit
Bank, Lancaster, Ky, Ed G Hopper, Teller.
: L Walters Priest ls Nat Blk, Richmond,
Ky; W X Letcher, Cashier Vim Irwin,
former Cashier. G ID Chenault, Cashier
Madison Natl Bank, Richmand. II
Shanks, Pres't farmers Natl B'k, Stanford,
Ky; owsley, Cashier. : Murphy, Prest
Natl BIZ Stanford John NJ Roberts, Cash.
ier. Clifton Rhades, pn's't Central Natl BIZ
Danyillei J.w Proctor, Cashier. CIV Welsh,
rrss't lst Natl R'k Danyills; + l. shackel.
iord, Cashier. 80. IIs.if
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CIxCINNArf sOUTIiERx n. II.


We regrst the publication Of so many diff
ferent versions Of the late difficulty at Point
I-ahel in our county, beiween the Clark broth
crs, Young Walters, Mercer aud Others, which
may, perhaps, cause srions Impressions
abroad regarding our X. II. contractors and
their hands generally.
The unfortunate occurrence referred to was
such an one as might have originated in any
locality, and II is very Won and unjust that
all railroad men in our county should be held
responsible or IN bad repute because a few en-
ployees and hands were engaged in single
difficulty
We are acquainted with James Clark,
Messrs. Reed 4 Flannery, the Cummins' aud
Vaughans, and also the Kerr Brother, all If
whom bear the reputation Of being heightened
and honorable gentlemen Law abiding men,
I'd we can with pleasure say to the people at
large that peace and quiet now reign supreme
at the Point and beyond there IN our county.
And from reliable info nation received, the
mos pleasant relations exist between the rail
road men and our citizens not only at the
Point, hn, ,hrough Pulaski county, through
which sixty mites Of the read is being made
Hands are daily arriving and the work pro.
guessing, while there is no probability Of a re-
newal Of the pa, difficulties
Will the Courier Journal and other Ken
lucky papers please publish the foregoing.
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TO.DAY'S ITEMS.

ID. +. Bash 4 Co. work cheap for the cash
Mems, boys and children's clothing and
hats al y. Is, Tevis'.
D.F Bash & Co arc doing work for les.
sisaa eis~asVs ftiess- -.-s
Pherigo 4 Dudderar sell Groceries exclus
lively for cash or exchange them for country
produce.
All work done by d. F. Ba-h & Co. is war.
rented To give satisfaction in style finish an d
durability or money refunded.
Dudderar & Atkins keep the Ladies
Friend nfrigerator at wholesale lit prices
Every family should have one OF these ncces-
Sary articles.
say, tina. I'D vehicle Of yours needs fixing
up. Take il to Bash y Cos shop, anl they
will repair il 81 ehoap that you will b. asham-
cd IL grumble.
The "CoI6.lencr" l. one OF the best com
binrd wood and cod cook stove, mauuf1ctur.
I'd in the country. There is one on exhibition
at Dudderar Il Akin.
II you want anything in the csrriigr line,
go 10 ID. I. Bash a Coz. carriage factory. They
will accommodate you with the best work at
the lowest figures
Lost or stolen "A white, liver spotted poin-
ter dog One spot in the middle 81 the body
Information kindly received and retuner Of
Of the dog libersly rewarled. Answers To
the name Of Caro-. II. I. liufER.
{. q. Springs College, Crab Orchard
" you want to buy good. cheap for cash.
4 IL. Z
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
By Our Special Correspondents.
NORTH SIDE ITEMS.

The White Oak Temple ot Science and
Worship i destined soon to become place Of
considerable importance. Our Sunday school
Is still growing in interest and gaining
strength whole number Of pupils enrolled 20;
average sttcudance 30. We were honored
lately with visit from Bros. Reppert, J. @.
Sweeney and q. W. Dunlap, Of Lancaster. At
the request Of the Chri-,isn Sunday school at
Lancaster, Prof Reppcrt presented to our
school library Of seventy--evcn volumes, for
xhich We are all profoundly grateful ...... Prof.
Dunlap will deliver one Of his interesting lee
lures at the White Oak school.hou-e on next
Sunday afternoon, .uhieci, Tabernacle wor.
ship......The promised address Of Prof
Hughes was delivered, and was, by all who
beard H. pronounced a decided success. ....
Our school will close on the third proximo, at
which time some Of the advanced classes will
be examined in the presence Of the patrons 81
the school only ......T The Garrard county Sun
day school Convention will he held at Paint
Lick Church to morrow Saturday.
ROVER
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Stanford GrWcrry Market.

Corrected by Geo. d. Warren, wholesale
ard Retail Grocer:
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The concert under the auspices Of Miss
Jesse, principal of the music department, OF
Stanford Female College will be given at the
Courthouse on Thursday evening. the 18th,
with the following programme;
PROGRAMME-PARr FIRsr.
Ladies Reception Grand March, duct and
solo, accompanied by baud
Bordeaux Gallopade, duct, Lignos'i;
soine Poke, duet, Foster;
Sunrise SchotiiSch, duet, Williams;
Trab, Tab Gallop, duet Winner;
la Pine DIS Perles, duet, Osbourne;
Polka Brilliante, quartet, Fowler;
Fanfan Militain, duet aud solo. Ascher;
Polka Roadeau, quartet, Fowler
PRoGRAMMEEPAnr sncosp.
Victory March, duet, accompanied by band
Nathlien waltze-, dpet, Lilitrky;
Blanche Alpen, ucil duet, KIeubef;
Cprniiinn Grand March, duet, Cznrrney;
Beautiful Bird, yocal duet, Glovor,
Etnde Gallop, (Malsrpal quartet, Quidant;
Tell Ne Where 10 FAIRIES Dwell, vocal
quartet, Glover;
Grande Marche De Concerto, quartet, VOL.
lenhaupt;
Evening Song Of the Virgin, vocal duet,
Mrs. llemans
Souvenir Il, LAmeriaue, solo, Stricko.h
My Old Kentucky Home, Good Night,
solo, Grebe.
Performer - Misses n. Aleorn, Luella
Bright, u. Go per- NJ. Crow, T.. Carter, J.
Craig, L. Caron, J. Carson, o. Dawson, u.
Foster, $. HAIRS, NJ. harris, NJ. Higgins, NJ.
I.ackey, l.. Lewis, r. MeAlister, J. Peasants,
+. Reid, X. Richards, I. Truehart, Kate
Withers.
Al the suggestion Of tiends Of the College,
al admission fee OF 25 and so cents will be
charged for the purpole Of assisting in the
purchase OF new piano for the school. The
this affords our people Of contrib
aiing mite to the aclool, ought to be suf-
heient indneemeni to insure a large attend.
auea
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COUNTY COURT DAYS IN CENTRAL KEN.


DuHriAe Capt English reports about 800
sheep aud cattle upon the market; but few
people in town, and bat little stock changing
hands; sales effected ranged about a. Usual :
from 3 10 cents for cattle. lie offered sever
al Landrel scrub sheep, and sold one lot Of
'Lis elias at 81 u pss bad ..... .. u I'd.
Georgetown L. d. ofut, suctnnver reports
To True KeatucliaR about 400 cattle IN hand
but not half Offend Sales low at 3! to 4 &c !,
a lot Of two year old steers $50 80; 20 do,
$3i; 20 do, taken down at s3l 90. Work
mules from. go to $40; but few offered Com
mon work horses 81 t. $40.
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The Water Meeting.

~ a meeting Of the citizens Of stanford
aud vicinity in the Courthouse in Stanford
on Saturday at o'clock Z. NJ, on motion $
:. McRoherts was appointed Chairman, snI
q. H. Mckinney Secretary. The object Of the
meeting being explained, and which was t.
take into consideration the practicabiliiy gf
establishing water work. in S,snforl-snd it
appearing by AN actual survey that the alli-
tude Of Wesley Rout's cave spring at the mill
l. forty feet above the level o. Main street OPP
po-ite the Courthouse-proving that the pro
ject Of conducting said stream 81 water from
the cave spring up to the town Of Stanford l.
entirely practicable Therefore /, was
Resolved That Asher owsley, Henry T.
Harris and Thomas ]. Atkins he appointed
committee to ascertain the cost Of iron pipe
If sufficient diameter TO conduct said water To
stanford.
Resolved That an effort be made to establish
a stock company with a capital Of 5000, 10
te divided into 800 shares Of stock at S25 per
share, and tha, s $. McRobens Thomas ".
varnon and q. H. Mckinney be sppoin'e a
committee TO drah a charter, and D. present
the same to the county court Of Lincoln coun-
~ for the purpose Of having the company in
corpors,ed in accordance Ia Law.
Rssoirod, That with view Of fur,hering the
subscription Of stock before the articles Of in
corporation are granted, that A. :. Myer-, W.
II. Miller, James W. Alcorn, Dr. l.. IL Yates,
and Vim. Daugherty be appointed soliciting
committee for the purpose Of procuring the
subscription 81 stock Aforesaid.
Then the meeting adjourned to meet again
next Saturday, at O'Clock =. y, at he Court
house in Stanford
5. s. McRoBERTs, Chn.
G. II. MoKIsSEy, Sec.
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Gristias-Depot Street-Preachins by Ed.
ii King, 81 Lords days in ~ each
month at II o'clock, a IN. Sunday sshool .
o'clock, X Warren, Supt. Worship every
Z ord'a day hx the CONDENSATION
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The Common School Institute for Lincoln
county will he held in lIustonville. commene-
ing july Is, 1874 II will he conduc,cd BY
Prof Thei.s, of Millersburg, Kenneky, and
will continue three days. All common school.
teachers arr expected to be present, also all
other teachers Of the county are invited to at
tend. The Common School Commissioner.
and teacher. in the adj dining COUNTIES are in.
yiled TO attend also.
5. S. McRoBERTs,
Cpmaon school Ccm'Cf e lincoln coun,.
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Nice Demarar Sugar at
A Nut for the County Court Can.
dtslMles 10 Crack.

Aman dying, worth seven thousand dollars,
$1,000 leit a wife and two children, a son
and daughter, the children being absent in
foreign country. lie directed in his will that
IL his sou returned the mother should have
one-ihird Of the estate, and the sou the re-
mainder hut II the daughter returned she
should have one-third, and the mother the re-
maindcr Nov, it 80 happened that both the
son and daughter returned. How should the
estate have been divided 10 fulfil the fathers
Intention PEsOLOZI.
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stanford Female College Concert

The concert under the auspices Of Miss
Jesse, principal Of the music department, of
stanford Female College, will be given at the
Courthouse on Thursday evening. the 18th,
with the following programme:
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TcinDCrnncc.

Wallace Gruellc, Grand Worthy Chief OF
the Order Of Good Tcmpars. Of K,ntrcky, ~
distinguished gentleman md fine lecturer, will
deliver addresses in .nur county, during tie
present month, as follows:
somcrset, June eth; Gains Store, Jun,
Goth; Mintonv.lie, June 3)th; Mt. Gllead
July LIST Bethel, July 2d
We bespeak for him large audience at
each place n appointment.
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Our Market.
DIED.

At his residence miles Southeast Of SOM
'et, June 9th, 1874, at 0 O'Clock P. NJ, Elisha
7. Gragg, in the 10th year Of his age.
lie was baptized in infancy and brought up
in the church sl~ays had c,,nsciousne,s OF
Code favor wa- good Methodist ard a de-
voted Christian. In his last illness he was
fully sustained by the grace of God.
Thrs hath il pleased the almighty to call
from our midst another one Of our ld,si and
best citizens, who was not only loved for his
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-06-19

Me-srs. Elackerby, holland 4 Co. have Sc
cured letters patent upon their wonderful in.
vention fnr measuring and registering liquids
Its superiority over all the spiggo,s now in
u-c, will eventually bring it into universal use
Ii is 80 arranged that it may be attached to
any kind Of a cask or barrel, or reservoir, and
set for any given quantity, pint, quart, gallon,
etc, and when drsusht is made upon the
contents Of the barrel, etc, ii i. registered. A.
a bar-room attachment it Is invaluable, as cy-
cry drauyht, b. IL snail or large. Is registered.
rendering it impossible for a dishonest bar
tender to swindle his employer, or even taking
a drink without its being registered agains,
him. That the invention will bring prince
ly fortune To the proprietor, no one who has
examined it ha- ever doubted.
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Our Crops.

The wheat cr"p Of our county will produce
over an average yield.
The oats crop will almost prove failure.
Corn looks we'll considering the dry wealth
er, but mus, have rain very soon.
The Irish potato crop does not at present
promise an abundant yield too dry.
The meadows aud pastures in our county
are suffering greatly for rain. ...
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Native cattle were mainly good, ranging
medium To extra, but many Texans we're poor
through cattle. For fart to prime steers the
market was active and strong, recovering I'll.
ly from the decline noted Thursday and Fri
day For Texans the demand was weak, and
all thin, rough cattle ruled lower. Extreme
range for natives, sll@l3; Texans sSaII so
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Uncle" Harvey Peasants, Of the Fast End
has presented u. with the finest specimen Of
Alabama wheat this season. The heads are
short but fall Of large, rich grain. Ills crop
is now ready for the sickle.
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The Richmond RegiHv says, "Thcre was
recently cal,ed IN the farm If Mr.. George
Dca,hcragc living three miles from town ~,
the Tatc~ creek turnpike, the smallest calf
ever seen in this section. 1t is fifteen inches
in length, weighs twenty pounds, and is the
most canning creature alive. Il is perfect in
every limb and part Of It's body, is entirely
healthy and bids fair to make the greatest
living curiosity Of the age"
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Having Determi edto adopt the Cash
System exclusively, we notify all par
ties indebted TO us to all and settle
their accounts AZ once and save further
trouble. PHERIG0 & DUDDERAR.
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County Court.

The Wills Of Elisha 7. Gragg and Alt.l IN
Golf were pres nted Tor probate to-day.
Hotel license with the rIivilcl, Of cling
liquors was granted to Messis. Carrol q .rk.
li-h, Of Point Isabel, to-day.
Our railroad cases were all continu, d INT
next term.
Thomas Jasper took out letter. n sinjnis-
.--'' upon the estate y. John fenham.
,I...~....ssF i'a
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Mr.. Geo, II, Hanks, representing the Ma
'ional Publishing Compapyi Of st. Louis, y
located for the present. At Crab Orchard, and i.
establishing agencies for the capital work
which has just sppeacd, the History Of the
Grange Movemenl, by El~ari win-low Mar,
Tin, We have a copy Of the book in our pos.
session, and after reading the fr-t two or
three chapters only, We iecl warranted in com.
mendins il TO farmers aud all persons interest
cd in the grea, f.,rmer-' movement. The sale
Of il opens vide ard profitable field for 6r.t
class canvasser
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SPECIAL NOTICE:

Christian rrncc-, but for his kind and gentle
disposition anfhonorable walk through life.
How consoling to his family relations and
many friends to know that he died triumph
ant in the Christian hope of home in heav.
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Under the new school Law the election Of a
school trustee for each precinct in the county
takes place on the fr.t Saturday in July mex
The present Trustees are required to give due
aud sufficient notice Of the fact
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Persons wishing to pay Cash for their
Groceries, etc. or Exchange Country
produce for them, can save money by
calling Pherigo & Dudderars.
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The point selected Tor the location Of the
Hu-tonvillc depot on the G. $. r. r. is sever.
al hundrrd yards south 81 Vim. Mooreland's
residence, distance Of about ! miles from
IIu.,cnvilIe
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Local salos and General Movements
LAND AND cuor IrEMs.

The Mayheld Stock Fair will be held on
The 81 and 9TH Of Jnly.
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We note the arrival home from school ofscv-
eril of our charming Young ladies among
them are Miss Cosby, from Miller.burg Fe-
male College. and Miss Mollie Hill, from
Daughter. College, Iiarrod.burg.
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TERMS 10 SUBSCRIBERS

10 any one ssadng 70 s2o or elub II ., an .a,i
specimsn copies can he had on applleati.. NJ,
p"' 40 ua.elug asenis, All o,,aagy ca,i.,s s','
~, .. ,NALktK. Pro.
Y" "sinp.S sort, fhilsa. i,hi.
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The order Of closing esercises for the Stan
ford Female College ia published elsewhere.
Owing to the illness Of Rev. Miles Sanders,
Rev. W. ". Hari., Of Texas, will preach the
CONNIE nc,n,ent sermon
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=. We were glad to welcome back to our sane
tom Mr.. D. W Hilton, our associate. who has
been absent sonw months on business in
Southern Kentucky. lie made short visit
thi. week to Richmond, on business connected
with The Southern Mutual Life Insurance
Company