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CRIME y.


Our resdcr. will remember that several
months since the Jewelry establishment Of y.
X. Chensult, and Thos. Richards Of this place,
was burglarized and about one thousand dol
lars worth of watches and jcwely stolen. The
case has occupied the attention Of Colonel
Richards since, and, unassistcd, he has quietly
worked II up" On yesterday writ for the
arrest Of the notorious Aug. Bridgewater, ne
one Of the parties to the robbery, was placed
In the hands OF Sheriff Saunders and Marshal
Atkins, who repaired to hi. mountain fs-tness
and succeeded not however without -ome re.
sistance in affecting his arrest. lie was placed
In Jail last night in default Of bail in the
sum Of $1,000 Aher he had surrendered to
the officers he attempted one Of his old tricks,
BY which he succeeded in getting hold Of his
gun and levelline Il upon Mr.. Saunders, but
the a.tutene.s Of that officer and his we'll
known Goddess in the moment Of danger en-
abled him TO cope with the notorious desTe-
RADIO, end the Leviathan was finally hooked.
Further particulars after the trial.
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Lancasr.--Last Monday was the first day
Of Circuit court, and Maj. Ambrose Buford,
auctioneer favors US with the following report
Of stock sales made upon the streets on that
day: Mountain steers from S35 to sos; COWS
from $24 to SIS; I heifers and steers SO; s
do 81 so; 10 do gil so; lot Of 2-year old
steers $50; horses from $50 to Sis.
Sagtod.-Capt. Higgins reports dull day
in stock trade he sold 10 2-year scrub cattle
at SIS rs; II yearling steers Sl2 so; Is calves
SIS 25; l COW SIS; fat bullock 50 25 per
hundred steers per pair so to 800. Several
extra pairs of mules in town but none offered
publicly.
Leringon-L. p. Muir reports 400 cattle
on the market and generally all sold at from
q to 4,c. Mule market perfectly demoral.
lied ......Col. Caldwell reports; good crowd
present; $50 20 500 cattle offered and sold
The market had downward tendency, on ac.
count Of high price Of corn. Sold 81 head oil
long yearlings s23 so; SO head, supposed to
weigh $50 to 800 lbs $50 95; 2-year old
steers $3s 10. Day one Of depression TO hold
ere of stock.
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
BY Our Special Correspondents.
TURNE1sSyuLlE.

Your readers are aware that TurnsrvilIe IL
pretty little village equi-distant from SIAN
ford and IIustonville, situated In the garden
spot' Of old Lincoln, in the midst ~ an intel
ligent and wealthy farming community ...."
Among the few items 81 news that are sfcat
this week, we will mention the following; Mr..
r. r. Good sold his farm to Mr.. Adam easy
al SIS per cre.....A At the sale Of the personal
property Of Aaron Carter, deces-ed, which
took place few days ago, good pfice- were
obtained. Al this sale our fat neiehbor, Geo.
W. Afford, ofiiciated a. suctionecr, and laid
the basis for reputation in that line Of use-
fnlness co-cstensive with the popular Kidd Of
Fsyette. Our Dry Goods and Grocery store
changed hands few days ego, Mer-r-. Carter
A Peyton selling TO Van Ar-dale a iceland,
two young men II good business qusli6cs-
tions. We wish them success Stock trade
is not lively, but stock hog sell readily at "a
IA Is, and butchers castle Of e3tS3 oo....-
Mr.. L. y. Goode shipped On Tuesday last, to
the South, q car load Of fat mule...... The
second session Of the Tuner-ville High School
commenced last Monday under the manage
ment -..of Prof Cheves and wife...... Married,
at the brides fathers In thi. county, last
veet, Ne siDVnsps - 0srrsrd, TO hiss Bst-
tie Hsnn, daughter ~ DR.. Geo. HUM Elder
W. l.. Williams Officiating .....A Grange will
he organized here tomorrow with a men,
bership of 29......J. u. Swopc, who was en-
gagged pretty extensively in the turkey trade
recently. says that the women 81 this county
had better turn their attention IN something
more profitable than turkey rai-ing at 81 %
per pair and that he will speculate no more
in the feathery tribe ......some Of our farmers
are breaking mp corn ground. ..
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Cincinnati southern.

The contracts for making the road-bec!
ready for the rails, for the eighty miles be
tween Shelby city and the Tennessee State
line, exclusive Of bridges aud iron tre-tles,
have been awarded to eighty out Of the one
hundred and sixty bidders. The cost will be
a million and half dollars. None Of the
bidders in this section, except Bib a Tabler,
were awarded contracts The contract for the
completion Of the bridge over Kentucky river
will be awarded on the 10Th.
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Alex. Martin should make a note Of the
fact that the Georgia Legislature will pass a
law to prohibit the capture and sale Of the
songster Of the South, the hooking bird,
which is in danger of eslirpaiion il the sale
Of them is not checked, and the birds given an
opportunity to increase. The musical 'yel-
low hammer" will be in demand next season.
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Tn Monday last. young man namei Cain
had difficulty with a negro nan in town, and
as the negro, Hugh Bailey, made at him with a
pitch fork, Cain shot at the negro but missed
him, aud the hall struck young man, Mr..
Ball, sou Of Lysander Ball, who was endeavor-
ing to stop the difficulty. The wound is not
dangerous. Cain made his escape.
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Coanllanaeutary.

Our correspondent at Crab Orchard informs
US that Mr.. W. II. Singleton Of that place,
has some aspirations for the Office Of Assessor;
and upon being solicited TO announce himself
in the Journal replied that he would no,
spend his five dollars foolishly, but would
buy whisky with II, for al his friends would
take a drink and but yJsV " them could read
lie will doubtless be elected ~
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The fashion that j. growing prevalent among
the Young ladies Of tying mp their taper fingers
when Young men are xpccted Ia call. anil when
asked the cause blu,lingly reply, Il burned
them broiling the steak this morning" viii re-
suit in the burning Of the fingers Of some Of
those young fellows that believe the story.
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Many Of the members of the Lodge Of
Good remplar- nj stanfoad have become luke
warm in the cause NJ temperance and rarely
visit the Lodge. A iyw hic-mcmbrr-, however
have determined to- kogpup their Organization
at all hazards, defrayiur the expenses unoom-
plnin,ngly. with the bore Of accomplishing
much more gcod. ESia p.lsiua.
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There is a considerable stir in this and ad-
joining counties, and in fact. wherever the
stock can he bought, for fat shotes, at prices
ranging from to 4lc. In Louisville, last
Saturday, butchers were paying for heavy
hogs sGts6 25; for medium, s. 5c@5 rs, and
for light, fat shote., 81 1908 so per hundred,
and peps clean al night
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The Carlisle Mercury makes the "unprce-
dentedly liberal offer" 81 "hcau,iful chrome
worth ten dollars" to any one who will send
fay announcements for county offices, accom-
panied by theca-h and violates the confidence
Of chromo-mskers by adding that the chro.
mos can he bought at thirty ocas each.
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Mr.. 7. :. Broughton, of Faye,te county, one
Of the chief officers of the order Of Oranges
in Kentucky, was in town on Wednesday last,
giving instruction Ia the members Of Stan
ford Grange, aud left in company with several
prominent Graneers for Tunor-yille for the
purpose Of organizing Grange at that place
on "Wednesday night.
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We have received a copy Of the 9Th annual
report Of the Superintendent Of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum at Danville, and find tina, the
average number Of pupils in attendance dur
ing the past session was rs. 10 males and 80 fe-
males; the health 81 the school excellent dur
ing the past year, and no deaths reported. The
fund.- Of the institution have been judiciously
managed and the total expenditures for the
year seOioi ~. We will perhaps find space
next week 20 give a synopsis 81 the report.
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The entire Journal force by special invita-
ton, took dinner at the Pendleton Hotel,
(late Yates House on Monday last, and the
dinner and surrounding eyinc 4 the fact that
the Pendleton Brothers know how 10 keep
hotel" The loss the proprietors sustained
by free-unching our ravenous force, makes US
unhappy and We hope that some two or three
hundred guests will feed there duriag the next
few weeks To enable them To get even.
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interesting literary Journal entitled the Con-
gre~imai RecaS From Il We observe with
pleasure that NJ. Durham Is one Of the wide
awake men of Congress, ami useful member
We learn that Mr.. Durham has taken unusu-
al pain. 10 post himself In reference to the
opinions and desires Of his constituents on the
currency and other questions, and we shall
watch with some interest his record on the g.
papciaI questions especially.
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stanford Croccry SGarheS.

Our Grocery market Is still attracting at.
tention from buyers in the SURF un liz coun
try, and the live houses are pressed to their
utmost capacity to supply the constantly
increasing trade. We give below quotations
Of staple articles in produce, etc.--Retail pri-
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NEW COMERS.

last, a son.
About 1--WE wecFs since little stranger OF
the male persuation put in an appearance a
the residence Of his fathers, Boyle Read, near
Turnersville. We are slow about reporting
his sb-cent, but we hope the doting Paier Ja-
,n,l,as will excuse the delay.
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Mr.. Gillian, proprietor OF the Commercial
Hotel, hs- secured the services Of Vim. Sew
ell, Esq, 81 Somerset, a. clerk. Mr.. Scwell
is in hi- popular elcmcn, in the Office of a ho-
tel, having peculiar talent for the catering
profession
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Ministers Of the Gospel who are receiving
from SIS to sioe per sermon for theis dis
courses should ay to the relief Of Elder =
Gordon, Of Knox county, who writes to the
Mountain Echo that he "hss labored rs Q min.
lister Of the Gospel for the last thirteen years
has Travelled over several counties and ha.
baptized over one thousand persons, and rs.
sisted in organizing several churches, and in
all that time has received but ten dollars"
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] have for .ale about 20 good yearlins cat.
turnpike. JAMES GIyENS
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There is fair demand for nice medium
mules In Louisville Cor city draws.
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We arr glad to be able IN announce that the
mea-lc. are rapidly Disappearing from the
Turnenville neishborhood, and that Prof
Chevis has rc-opcned his school with aa,ter-
inc pro-pects
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Mr.. Frank iushcs has been quite ~ for the
past two weeks.
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OuR TER Ms.

Hereafter eur terms viii BE- strictly
cash for oil ssbssriptiens, Job Work
andadvsrtising. lift becomes absolute.
~ necessary That We change Job Work
ofany description, II 10 with the express
understanding that 30 per cent will
be added TO our regular cash rates. We
will not deviate from our terms under
any circumstances.
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Mr.. Msrcum. one Of the live stock dealers
Of Wayne, was in town on Monday, with lot
Of stock hogs and cattle, but refused to sell at
the prices offered.
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nj v,hington's washday approaches, and
comes on Sunday.
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Ms,u. Yssss A 0rubb~, architects and
builders. of Shelby City, we're cho.en contract
or- for the building 81 the Central University
nj Richmond
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A black cross " after your name on the
margin u your N paper, signifies that the
time Dir which you subscribed has expired,
and that you are requested to renew your sub
scription. A red cross indicates that your sub
scription remains unpaid, and you are politely
dunped for II.
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We are grateful TO our obliging Congress
nan, NJ J. Durham, for several copies OF that
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A call from DR.. Grins,ead, Of Shelby city,
last Monday, made rs happy.
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Go to the JOURNAL office for your Horse
and Jack Bills.
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Geo. D. Wsaren 10 still selling Kew
Orleans sugar at loo per pound; coffee
sugar ct III and 1910; coal oil &c per
gallon; silver drip syrup at TOO per
Oallon
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Mrs. Or. Blsckcrby Is very III with pneumo-
mia, and not expected TO live.
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Pherigo 4 Duddsrar sell eoAbs from
81 - 50 cents per pound.
Go to the JOURNAL Office for your Horse
and Jack Bills.
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Go to the Journal office for your Horse
and Jack Bills.
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Thanks 10 W. y. McRobert-, Of PhiIsdel-
phia, and DR.. W. c. swinney, Of No., for late
Inpers
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II You want . strictly No. white
wheat hour,csll ct Phsrigo 4 Duddersr.

Go to the JOURNAL Office for your Horse
and Jack Bills.
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Local Sales and General Movements

LAND AND cRop ITEMS.
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The velvety squeeze Of the ofice--eeker's
hand sent sunshine to many shaded hearts
las, Monday.
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II |. said that there are four thousand APP
plicsnt- for the agency u the Southern Rail
way depot- at Shelby City, Hu.tonville and
Somerset.
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Wanted 800 bushels of mssl. Tor
which we viii pay the highest price.
PHEpI00 q DUDDRlA1.
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Dr. II. Brown, q IIu-tonville, was thrown
from his buggy few days since and bruised
pretty severely.
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Like MARI Twain, We think the city fathers
should dilute the mud on our streets little
more, and give ne 6rrt clss- canals.
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We are gra,ihed to he able to say that some
of our friends are coming forward and paying
their arrarages To this Office, but there are
host Of debtors who have not yet responded to
our demands for a settlement. The demand
is imperative. There can be no further de-
lay. We have a large amount due us from
prosperous citizens Of this and other counties,
who are able to pay, and should pay upon the
first intmation from US that the sums are
needed We have been exceedingly ienient
towards our debtors; and they ought to appre-
eiate il. We hope that all who owe Us, how
ever small the amount, will, without further
solicitation from rs, do us the favor, and
themselves the credit, to come forward at
once and save us the annoyance and expense
Of collecting through other parties.
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To the vctep cfthe sth Judicsl District Having re-
esivc from time 10 time DUR several year past very
general aud hattefins solicitation ffom the people of
most parts ~ this District 10 hsome candidate for
the Judx~hip of the Circuit Court. accordinsiy
self candidate Or the POSITION named. u
the people u the District should honor by cleo
tlon to the Place 10 shieh aspire, ~ill eudessot
not 10 di.apIoint their conhdsnce hut by industry
and faithful atention To the du lee Of the Office 10
' ~ ' jobs S VAN wISKLR
~ A taTa sp-ff
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We noticed an unusual feature in our
County Court day last Monday, viz: some tif-
teen or twenty drunken men; several Of whom
were a little bostcrous, aud gathered around
certain bar-rooms in town giving them the dis
gusting appearance Of California doggeries
One Of the results of too much liquid circus
was the shooting Of Young man by hi
friend in attempting to kill an impudent ne
gro. To the liberality Of certain candidates
We must attribute the unusual amount Of
drinking and drunkenness. We notice with
some pleasure, we candidly admit, deter
mination on the part Of many Of the good
citizens of Stanford and the Board Of Trus-
tees to keep strict watch upon the dram
shops of our town, and, upon the first viola
of the laws governing them,to have the license
Of the offenders cancelled. There are
enough avowed temperance men in Stanford
to see that the laws controlling whisky selling
are complied with and they intend to do it.
Eternal vigilance ia the price Of liberty"
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We have from this day dispensed With all agents,
and will hereafter reduce the Of work at least
2s per cent. In formation by letter promptly given,
aud personal attention 10 all future sales
Marble Works, los, Green street
N. MuLDOON ACO.
Louisville, KY. Jan. %, lssi ss-im
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CTOVEs. CRATES, sTOvES!!i
ALLIG ATOR,

For wood coal. SELF Ventilated oven, Convex and
Coucave Top oven Plate. shaking and Dunpng Crate,
Registered Front Doors, New stye Ash Pan. The
most complete stove Ia America. For sale by T. j.
Atkins, Main street, stanford, Ky.
large stock Of Iinware, stoves, Notions etc.
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We are authorized 10 announce ". q. WEIGH .
candidate tu the ote ~ Attorney &c Lincoln sounty
subiect 10 the srtin % the foratie party VI Lincoln
N he oil ia ~ a candidate
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We are authorized IN announce r. Z. WARREN =
candidate ior Common estbs Attorney of the sth
Judicia District a. the nest August election suhtect
" the . III ~ the D~mocrstie party.
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NOME ssvrT,N0s.

NOME sWrTlNGs.
Mr. Frank Hushe. has been quite ~ for the
past two weeks.
nj v,hingtons wa.hday approaches, and
comes on Sunday.
MR.. Or. Blsckcrby is very III with pneumo-
mia, and no, expected to live.
A call from DR.. Grin-,ead, Of Shelby city,
last Monday, made rs happy.
Mr.. Al Jones, of Wayne, was in town on
Monday, without Stockton rarity.
Thank. 10 W. ~ McRobert-, Of Philadel.
phia, and DR.. W. G. swinney, Of No., for late
puPer.
The velvety squeeze Of the ofIice--eeker's
hand sent sunshine to many shaded hearts
last Monday.
Dr. n. Brown, Il IIusionville, was thrown
from his buggy a few days since and bruised
pretty severely.
Like MARI Twain, We think the city fathers
should dilute the mud On our streets little
morn, and give ne 6rs clss- canals.
II l. said that there are four thousand ap-
plicant- for the sgency ~ the Southern Rail
way depot. at Shelby City, Hustonville and
Somerset.
Mssu. Yeasg a 0rubba, architects and
builders, Of Shelby City, we're cho-en contract
or- for the building 81 the Central University
Mr.. Marcun, one OF the live stock dealers
Of Wayne, wM in town on Monday, with lot
81 stock hoer and cattle, but refused to sell al
the prices offered
We were rlad to learn last Monday, that
Mr. Green Brigh, has about recovered from
the injuries received several weeks ago from a
fall from his buggy
| Dclega,es and others attending the 18th 81
February Convention At Frankfort will be
supplied With round triptckets on the Louis
vile n Nashville Railroad.
| Tomorrow will he ~. Valentines day.
We are too old TO he fooled with, and do hope
no one will send us one % those miserable
carcture. and ruhlc an even temper.
] ~
| Our old fellow townsmsn, H. Carson, who,
Il Is said, was PRAYED gu, Of house and home"
lately by one of our live preachers, has en-
gagged in the drug business Al Lancaster
J
The merchant who docs not advertise libcr-
ally in his county paper hrs been very sppro-
pria,ely comparct to man who has Ian
tern bu, l. ,oo .tiney to buy a candle.
Our Young friend J.. = Jones has establish
ed n coal agony At riue lIilland is operating
IN large scale. Cal dealers will lind II To
their interest TO open a business with Mr..
Jones.
Attention l. called 10 the advertisement Of
Vim. Dsuxherty elsewhere. Mr.. u. i- good
workman, aud employ. good smiths. Ilis
price are given aud will he found quite an
.nducement.
We arr glad to be- able IN announce that the
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Mr. Gillian, proprietor OF the Commercial
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