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q. IL. Easel,

Whose advertisement appears in our paper, is
an Axperienced merchant, Of the most i'm
proved modern style. Ills large business
house l. now fall Of the very bet ghods. just
received and now being opesed, and he Is
ready with accommodating statesmen to sup
Pk the demands Of our railroad men and cit
i1sns generally. We take pleasure IN RECON-
psDdins friend Ensel as a safe and reliable
merchant. and advise one and al to call and
exsmhe his goods. one Of the largest and
mot comprehensive stocks ever brought to
the Somerset market; particularly the ladies,
as has selection Of dress goods cannot be en-
celisd. They are beautiful and Of The latest
styles and fashions.
Mr.. Easel. also, hes an extra lot Of gentle
mans clothing, bats, caps. boes end shoes.
Also, t11iss' bats and ell kinds Of nice trim
hlnGs ~ ennmsr wear, all of which ne u
tI1Cuipsd y ell At picss which viii defy
fis,on --Chrd
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REV. Geo. q. Barnes:

. A correspondent Of the New York Oose'vsr
makes the following complimentary notice Of
our townsman, Rev. Geo. o, Barnes, under
the caption Of Religious Services at Eliza
beth :"
Within the last two or three weeks the
'rnsbyterian Churches Of this city have been
favored with series of revival discoursss
f'om the Rev George o. Barnes, Of kentucky
who was invited by the pastors. Mr.. barnes
vss formsrly in the 'oi-sioa field Of Sos'hss"
India, but his Wing, Asailh neoess''aled his
return, since which u'ne he has been both a
pastor and "A minister at large, preaching the
word wherever the door opened, in his own
.,riEi,ylv free. earnest, winning and truly el.
-, -. IT, -. Ill, ILL.,,
oq"en' manner ne si~'NS ""o"y Nt"o''
notes and with the Bible only in his hand
and on his tongue, developing its riches with
wonde,s,, Lin
~.
Mr. Barnes visit 10 Ehhaoe'h was peculiar
" appropriate and acceptable. He Was class
mate at Princeton with one Of our pastors Rev.
n K.a,.h.ll ~ who.. ho,ss n. wa. w.,.
$50 ~, | 49, Ia n.n'a..n " a,r.. Gina, ~
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AUGUST ELHcTIoN-is7A


We .re su,hcr,srs 10 announce NJ w. owsLEy, Of
,iAscss,cr, candidate ar Circuit jude. q thi. the
subject y viii o. the ps%oers,ie rsr,y.
To the yc,er. Of tho sth Judicial District Tho
District C0Dumittee ~ the Democratic party having
Ordered rmsry election 10 occur on the thrd sat
urisy 10 May sest, 20 nominate csndidste- fof the
Juase.hip ard Common wealth A,icrusyship of sid
district god fHth 10 political s.socistes and rrorr
:, s,%psi ms 20 .abmi ny elsl,a. e = csns,da,s !.
that election, Hence propose 70 abide by It's result
unconditionally. White In common VIII all reject
aud that u ought 10 far divorred nom the s.r-r-
title. of party struggles ss possible, and while wli
:s,,.lay n,nlns,, 90 =, ,g ~ 70 ne ssn', ss
ye, gill Eel u my duty % repel .ith such ability
may possess all the persien, sitseks that may he
made the party that nominstes by any political
optsoncnt thai may have In the rsce I would 10
glad 10 have the nomination. and, " get H. vii 1
m he all honorable effpr's-erchewins, hasesef all
ILLEGAL OF immoral means to In the gen
erai election.
iio-,dpe JOHN : VAN wISKLE.
Fev Cesssssses - esish's Attorney.
Eiaos fnisr,s Josr~ais
You vii snnouncc me g a candidate A. Common
subject IN the action % The Desosraic party 10 any
JANIS $. cHsIsxAS,.
We SIRE authorized 10 announce n q. WARREN a
Judfrtzi Di-sssss. a. Ire $50 Assaxf sesan suhr6
to ~ ~ili of the Democratic party : =
We are ,.ase.,ed to s..oune. enoRoE pKN.
Ai'etaey q the kishth Judicial D.,riet Il the
ing August election.
sss ysslcr
am candidate &c JAIler ID Los.iu couaty, and
-iii 'haal my hisnds' ." give notice e q. A.,
To the voters ~ Lincoln county . am an indetrnd.
sni pemocratie candids,. tr the once Of Jsior of
the county espr--si a, the poll. the ar, Monday
In August, is5i NJ l. McHAnps.
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Pherigo q Dudderar have just recsiv.
cd fresh supply Of Groceries and Pro
visions. Call and examine their stock.
FROM WAYNE COUNTY.
MONTICELLO, KY, May 10, 1874

&A'%'''N'''-'t ~ %'s-y -
oOrve,pondeaoe hteror Journal;
Shall we chronicle something about the
weather, a never-failing subject to the I'M
fruitful brain Of newspaper correspondents?
Aquarius has dispensed with too liberal a
hand his aqua rru, ruiliing the otherwise
pious spirit Astounding hereabout The last
few days have been beautiful, however, afford
ing an excellent opportunity to the belated
farmer to "pitch his CROP We now repent
of our impotence and are willing 10 subscribe
to the maxim, whatever is, Is right"
We have strong soil and our farmers are
an Industrious -cls-- of m>ss We deHirs AN
abundant crop Of cereals, expecting Them to
be snite a source of revenue, based upon the
necessities 'sr~'i' Southern Rail
road. The Tobacco business is gaining con-
siderable ground. We also find quite num-
Der Of our farmers planting orchards Of the
very best quality Of fruit trees. These in
more prosperous era.
Circuit Court began here on Monday last,
Judge Vsrnon, presiding. The Judge has
made very favorable impression here, not
o,Iv q, nj. ;,d;c;,, f,;r,es. but Ear his con.
genial nature also.
tn. nsn,l ia, Of LAWYERS. with A fewex.
osn,ions ara ,,,e,d;n, cou,,
The candidate. heso,e the urinary election
s,ol. har. ON No,5,v Jobn s Van Winkl,,
al N ~ O,..I.v r.. C;,,,;, J,d,.. Fol r
IT willard Ia. 3 Ch,;sm.n and r G. War
ron n, Comnonws.l,h,. A,,or,ex The
.ne,lers ,cou;,,ed ,h.m.s,v. we'll ali willing
10 .h;de chesrs,,l,v ,ho decision ~ ,ho nasty
Tho cr;m;n,I d., !. Ii.h, pan;.n,;,
Ra,,I,or,s oh.r..d with rohhorv u,. ad;ndr.1
un,,;. and viii he confined in N. ,sylnn,
M, ,ble counsel Mr. liz Uavs and Oh p
m wo,s,ri did no, b,,, ,h,;r ron,,,,ions
in ,h.;, s,,ar,s in his heb,lf
W. h,v. , c,.....ir., on. Jo,n Ma, from
o. - r.. d, 80, ~. ID
ma. 81 in s.,,hl;.h;na ri. ,h.nrv-nn, ~ mn
an tho Fall term
W. 900 T,o. y uo..o o,p,,..l;
ON the s,rse, Us !. an ,sn;r,n, Co.. C,rcni,
Juarc ON N. Rsonbl;c.o t;cle, shopIJ The
wind Ilox 6,ie xeo,hsr w.yna oounir has
her owe uron n digsren, man
W. record with sorrow the death Of NJ
Mc(iormahv. formerly Of panvill, Ken,ucky
Mr. McC;ormabv xas a rood citizen and !,
much l,msn,.l NV nj. n,n,sro,s f,;s,s.s
Nelson Winf,ey . man LIVING IN do.
NJ. :, Ala . a.. H.. -,...
We see SION. and n f,c, hsv. IN. ,,.;,no 4,
a, evidence ,h,, ~. hvm.n.,I ,I,.r iii ~
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Fresh Supply Of Salt at Pherigo q
Dudderai's, at the lowest price yet.
G. b. u. II. ITEMS.

The pleasant weather for the past few days
has permitted brisk work on the portions of
the road under contract, and the contractors
have rushed matters in lively way. On,the
division Of eighty miles tween Shelby City
and the line between Kentucky and Tennes-
see, about fifteen hundred men are employed,
and the force is being continually augmented.
Only one section of the twenty five miles
through Scott county, Kentucky, is being as
yet worked, all the matters pertaining to the
right Of way not having been satisfactorily
settled, owing to some claims to property by
minor heirs. But it is'thought that things will
have been so arranged in about ten days that
contracts on all the sections can he let, and
work proceed at once.
A correspondent having made the query as
to whssheet rnl1sof ~ road were being a1sss
to coutracSss5 dirsesly instead Of being sold at
pa, the Ciiciknau Csmze~.-i rasponds that
The TTustss<hxts never % bsfgSIhtd away
these bonds, and we are given to understand
that they do not intend ever to do So"
Persons who want to see systematic work,
should visit the railroad line du.ing this ia
vorable weather. The work upon the whole
line Of the C.. $. r. X. from South Danville to
Emory river is progressing finely. The pro-
gress upon Kings Mountain tunnel during
the few pretty days past is wonderful. BY next
Monday they will reach grade and begin ex-
cavating in both Of the main shafts. Some Of
the masonry has been completed between
Shelby City and the tunnel, and the timber
for the trestles is being made ready, while .
number of culverts are already completed.
Major Wallace was in town last Tuesday, and
spoke encouragingly Of the work on his divis-
ion.
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Frss.srs gots oso }. wRAREN's.
'MASRlED.

At Kalamazoo, Michigan, on the Eth inst,
by Rev. Isaac Abbott, Mr.. TAI. l.. CRow, of
Lincoln coanty. Kentucky, To Miss Haas,
daughter Of Mr.. D. G. Rknp, of Halsmsnoo.
A correspondent informs us that ",he bridal
feast wat elegant in all Of its appointnsents,
aud was attended by the ellie II the town and
vicinity; and the congratulations offered the
beautiful young bride were warm and earnest,
evincing the high estinna alton 10 which she vas
held by her early associates. I"
The happy couple reached the home Of the
bridegroom father, Mr.. james crow, on "
"Wednesday afternoon, where they met y
and ahsetionaie reception from the friends
and relatives On tho bridegroom. May ~
union Of lass-shore bresaes and warn south
ern tenhyfs form a eonseniai and happy AZ
~ospLsrs; and NAV ,hs trsasPlanisd We'd
never b shaken by tho winds Of diversity, o.
the native Cros BE- forced 10 feed upon the
carton Of misfortune.
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Since the Circuit Court Of jefferson county
has fixed the sun Of $4,000 as the price Of .
man. leg, the Trustees Of town have wisely
concluded to make smooth the path of siran.
gers who pcrambula,e Main street at night
See the splendid improvement at Chenault'-
corner
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Latin a Rand, the largest powder manufac-
turing company in the country have establish
ed magazine at this place, and now have in
store about 20 tons Of powder. Me.sr. Maihe-
ny a Co. are resident agents for the company
Mr.. Emanuel, as pleasant a gentleman as one
will meet in lifetime, Is looking after the In
tercsts Of the company along the line Of the
Cincinnati Southern.
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I'VE regret to announce that Mr. Mat. III.
more, a young man Of our town, was found,
several days since, to he laboring under a
slight alteration Of mind, which we hope will
prove to be only temporary. His health has
been bad for several months.
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Two well-known 'drumm~rs,' one repre-
scntiog fir.,-clsss dry gco,ls house in Louis
vile, and tina othera popular Cincinnati dry
goods house, locked horns in Somerset one
day thi. week. The Louisville man took or
ders to the amount Of 9 100. and the Porkop
oils man made a "water-haul.n
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A son OF Mr.. james Joscelin, Of this county,
caught with a hook and line, one day last
week, in Dir river above the Dudderar mill.
dam, catfish which weighed pounds, and
measured % inches in length, one Of the larg-
est ever caught in that stream.
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The arrest and imprisonment Of the young
rascals Who take 6epdish delight In robbng
birds nests every opportunity they get would
probably result in some good.
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Major Meyers, a clever and estimsble gen.
tlemsa Of Boyle county, has been appointed
store-hscper at the distillery Of W. q. Collier,
near Crab Orchard, in this county.
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Mr.. Robert Lillard and family, accompa-
MED by Mis- Annie Crsie, took their departure
Tor Pueblo. Cciofsdo. on "Wednesday last We
| wish them great success in their far-of wes-
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Iscsn. laes. ana rn.r..

a., ., =,
~. "" '"o's" '"O
~ ",
- 49, " -,
-. '''' -, :"
r'''' >. Wv 49,, "''
li.hed card bu, will never hesitate to cri,icise
aay departur. from the principles Of Justice
TO all men and trades. upon which the order
is founded. We were often s.ked BY our
farmer fricnds-tho-e trus and earnest men
who han ssood by Is Alike through the sum
nsss = Mater Of public e5idios--our opin.
- - a1u01rrg aud To
all such oar reply o., uaits w;sh var fellow.
farmers, Join had and heasss and counsel-
aud x2ices, ros the common good; for the
sngcs movement seems to be firmly ground.
ed on good morals, Justice and right, aud all
Who have an interest In agricultural pursuits,
Oh. spread Of knowledge. the encouragement
OF amity and social intercourse, purity in Of
fetal station, and who feel that they are emit.
tied 10 protection in their swn business mat
ter. should extend their hearty support. We
N"0s y! ors'a''a"o" A"a ana e0-olE''.'o"
will receive bc,ef,. From the soil mus,
come the wealth Of the country. and uuos the
-. -, 81. -, -, a, I..,,,,.
p'O""''' VI '''o'"'' 'A'"" y. mus nv ''i'S
therefore We say, success 10 the Grsngen'
v.i. ;.,.., a., ,,.
'"'
number oil our most apprec'ative readers IN
the grange movement, and feeling that the
Patrons Of Husbandry are deserving Of sueh
...,,,.,;.,., l...., o. ,,..
.' "''' '"u'~''" W P'"~"
the assistance OF a competent man OF woman
TO take charge Of 4 Grange Department in the
JorRSAI. but have thus far failed 10 .ecune
-. - w. -. - -. -, =,
49,, , - 'O"e - -
holumn Of since in our p,pcr weekly. bu,
r.. til, - -. r., =. -, !,
nav 'A'''' W ''''"'' '"'"' W ".''' :"
therefore we propose 10 open "range ana
4, w;,h .n.h .n;,,hla -, =. wa CON L.,
and hnd time nom other and maiiiud'dou'
duties to write, hoping To receive communica'
tions to the department from members of the
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A little son Of Allen Bea-ley, Of Garrard
county, was shot last week, by horse kicking
the hammer of hi. gun and di.chareing It.
The wound was slight one in the hand.
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Mr.. D. a. Graham, Of Bowling Green, rep
re-cn,ins the Masonic Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Of Kentucky, was in town this
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There were about thirty gay and festive
young ladies and gentlemen in the fishing
party at Daw-on's mill, last Saturday after
noon. and the occasion was happy one for
all who entered into the sports Of the day with
proper nest. The party caught one sun-6sh-
one mud turtle, a water-dog and several bad
cold. hung their hook. in the water or at
tached them to overhanging limbs, broke their
poles, and went home in high glce, perfectly
we'll satisfied with the days sport.
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The row Of beautiful water maple. along
both sides Of Main street are now IN fun
leaf, and add greatly to the appearance Of the
property, the street, and to our town in gener-
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SawSdt y ohsAf Phillips, Jr., Police Judge,
court'4ih SATURDAY in each month. Board Of
Trustees: Col. T.W Miller, Pre.ident; ~ X
Penny, A q Pendleton, u, d ElposeyS q
Cundiff, q II Mckinney, I NJ Bruce. Treas-
urer, s HHhanks; Clerk, A A Warren; Mar
Assessor, -. Board meets the first
Tuesday sight b each month.
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Rev. O. l. logan gill preach a, the Pres.
byscrian Church. tonight, and alan on sa,ur.
day night and Sunday morning and evening.
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CRAB ORCHARD.

Our town affords but little news Of interest.
The farmers here, as we'll as elsewhere, are
making good use Of their time since the rain
ceased.....The wheat crop, generally, Is look
well, and promises to make a large yield next
Fsll......Our little Orchard was thrown into
a considerable state OF excitement last Thurs
day by the approach Of J. W. William. man
moth photograph car, which l. stationed here
for short time. All those desiring frst-class
pictures Of any description at a reduced price
should avail Themselves Of this excellent OPP
portunity to obtain them. They will not only
find Mr.. Williams a modes, christian man but
a superior artist Rev. +. II. Brookshire,
agent Of Lincoln county, for Hichcock's Anal
ysis Of the Bible, Informs US that he is meeting
with good success in selling this valuable
work. We had an opportunity Of examining
Il a few days since, and consider il Of priceless
value to all Bible readers, and certainly any
one who loves and studies the Sacred Scrip
lures would make almost any sacrifice to OBJ
tain the book.
To the wife John Magee on the 2nd inst, .
son ...... To the wife Of John Buchanan, on the
sth inst, a son To the wife Of Thomas j.
Christisou, ON the 18th inst. a son,
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Ch'is.iCn-Depot Strectr Preaching by Ed.
s II King, IA Lords days in each
month II II O'Clock, IN. Sunday school 0
o'clock, Il Warren, Supt. Worship every
Lords day by the congregation.
Bapta-Rev. Y Z Kirtley Pastor Church
meeting LIST Sunday In each month. Sunday
school at 0 o'clock. q R wasers, sup't:
AetAolis Eapspai, (.Sostk) --R<y. @ c Owl
street, PASTOR 5srviccs I'd and u. Sundsp.
Prayer mectil every Thursday night. s1h~
day school at0 o'clock.
Pebxoias (fEuaher~) :Pysackirs by Rst.
Vim. Grow, lskepd 81 Sahbsth In each month.
Sunday school q Q O'Clock, M
IA Erss Pnschins By EIdsr JEH-.
len lss and 4 LAY in evert month 4.
G;r~n's n IprJs CSsty- PREACHING
rAy,- Fsa~rxs y II ever hr-t Sunday morn
ing and aiss ]. .!lyllIl,,
M Mar8 Ckriaiss Nine miles sot[||
misunderstanding every 4th Saturday
Sunday following, BY Elder Martin Owes. =!
Walnut FM Cn.be,land ReSw~i,r
Preaching BY Rev. r. II. Caldwell, ID suid3x,
in each month.
Grab Orchard Baxis-P Preaching syetfS Sea
day BY Rev. n 0 johnson. Pastor. SundAJ
school at o'clock pm. Also preschinr ~
9Th Sunday BY Rev Z II Brookxhirs.
Grub O,ea@d Pte.Syse1a. (A~snahr
Preaching every lat sunday il tks I'D
church by Rev Mr.. xcElroy.
Cub Orekwd Ptvssyi~ia. (0H 81
Preaching every Bod, Sunday BY n(v s.
Robsris, n the Baptist church.
H.S,.,;b. p,s.b.x,.r;;c.--v:,cc.s..
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Don't fail to call. examine and price
the nsnnoth stock 4 Groceries. 1oota
ShseS Hat. stA. 1T phasigs . Dsdsfars.
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Tower Palace. x 1s n.s.s ,ssS ~
Marks, si.sst ieaissilis, ~ Choice and fall slsak
o. Msn'. ysa,ss' and fhnAls.y gisiiins
g. e . S' D. sisS ss ~ Z :sssisl.s
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During the month Of April there were only
d. DAYS that Il did not rain -
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The petition Of the saloon keepers to the
Board Of Trustees to reduce the fee for town
license to retail liquors from 500 to 500 will
come before the Board for action at the next
regular meeting. We learn from an authori-
tative source that il is unnecessary for the cit
liens Of the town 10 offer a counter petition,
a. there Is a clear majority against reduction.
I, is pretty certain that over four hundred
names could be procured to a petition to Gin
fate" the fee to $500, and il was the intention
Of some Of the Temperance fanatics" TO circu-
late such petition, bat we understand they
viii slis lcwr for q "bstter thing" -. -.-
Ne Caynor. the section boss on the line Of
be - n. r. r., from heredv miles North,
- psted on Tuesday last, charged with
rpl the Hanging FORK creek =, the
bldg, BY throwing therein two dead mules.
The fact Of the case is that the incoming
train. from Louisville caught the mules on the
COZ catcher and dragged them upon the
BRIDE over the creek, and Gaynor took his
l6scs Of hands and cut of the legs Of the
salnais, which let them fall into the stream.
Thh vas oil he could do. He had them drag.
I'D out upon the shore subsequently. OF
c6drse the warrant was dismissed. The mules
bslnased to a negro woman.
good little Sunday school children all
~ he Land are looking and longing to see
spns cnnsiderate teacher or superintendent
s~s~, s~1 18th . v,h;l.nth ra,,i,.l su,ila m NON
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.
yard. look clean aud neat, and the scarlet ger
aniums iaunt their gaudy trus-es by the side
Of the many-hued tulips. II Is the very spir-
IL Of Spring, and all Leat,s are gladdened at
such scenes.
A wonderful labor ~ving machine, called
the slu.-cr ExcsvsfBs, wkiek di-psascs with
picks, spados, shovels and c.rss upoe .hvora-
Ne xouuds iov bsiliisg z11u 1ugcd
down the r.iirsad M ~ bill
said that this excavassr - -
Eve carts and ten men, e =
o. hand labor.
II is said that the sundays ]
over the State Il Ia . more
tion than for any past yeas.
ters the reports come thst asefj( - f1a>e
being adopted for the furihsssscs r ~ -
WORK. Let all Who feel IN intesg( -
day school, do whstevsf hs ~ npso-
mote its best interestaL
Our Danville reporsss svou ~
share Of admiration ftoa this
week for splendid collseos1 pun
gent, new.y, and therefore ~ - r
agrsphs and IL some of 81 ~ ~
who have heretofore wcrs y lnife
able letters don't look uAasP q 1sss
for pdnssruaaic hsssU vu( 49,
hosni 70 his own csanism. n IN. !
A very large ssnher ef)<apai -
wholesale houses in Louln11EI5 " Dnelssar
ii, have visited our torn dair3 sks ~ teo
weeks, bringing an air At ~ ~ Ter
prise with them which = q. D - =.
Some have departed disapG> ir1sd, kpt NE
representing the popular k>111n hd1e taken
larger orders than usual iben eur nevshsnss,
Trade is represented y very IN IN ths cisiss.
and prices are nos at The bslQn. y
A viliainou. attack of II - sAss ssnr,
only apology for the larys Adh( d typ6-
graphical, grammatical md ri sphlcal
errors which abounded In tvery] pIpmu. Of
our issue before the lass--lpec lin the
Danville letter and the I6|iess \peripsnt.
"Iniellisen, sompo.i,osl n.Ls{ Us .ay
some very ugly thinss na0& bat il
ia our business 10 49, Pir enron
when the proof Il prssn&3 Iva hsnce
the responsibility which ~ skirk-
rests a, last upon TIE eaifQ[ 4
Afew weeks siaes 10 ~ . esmpu-
picasis~ frs. = ivpea. - O.taiss
Church, .asus.,iss Il ~ 9 4 ssun,y
meetings among }shs ssnh.1 shss large
and Influential dbdy u Chvkd - We have
heard several prouincAt' - hop Of the
church at this place appssvS the .sussss-
tions; but no one sesms ii>llJ - kke the
lead in the matter. iwsua 61ly publish
any communication dpos ~ ~ and hope
the association win VI ~ snd shs 6rst
meeting named at no W
The attention Of the sssi y sustowa.
as we'll as the city ~ iuusspding
towns, Is called V ~ N our Dan
willie letter in referees Y lisy brspara-
,ions for the samass uuaaon cSnnon senss
and the experiences u - 1Assld sussss,
the immediate nees@&iiJ ~ Irsis measures,
and il is foolish and a. I = ~ sstssms
to delay the msster 80 1een sua has
Matched full-asdss& - 5 4 ~ nids,,
before We elsshss os. sgssvsz ~ ~ di-in.
feet and purify ths ssges ~ vkieA ws nuss
breathe. AX{fs
Captain willier 81 {IslsSs d our
; &: ::: 49, :: ! :::. :
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-05-15

c6sss frsa 20 70 sss ssass per psssA
q IAsrigs I DsddsrAss. n
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-05-15

A wonderful lsbor-aving machine, called
the slusscr Excsvstbs, ~hieA di-psascs with
picks, spades, shovel- and csrss upoa Avora-
ne xrcuuds for bsi,iisgpnNr rjsd
down the r.iirssd li.s ~ rfs
said that this excavassr - -
five carts and ten men, e .
of hand labor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-05-15

Our Danville reporsss ~1oe .
share Of admiration ftoo n
week for a splendid collseds< Pu
gent, newy. and therefore NJ ~ \
agraphs aud II some Of ID N ~
who have heretofore wcrs ~ ~
able letters don't look sAasP q y
for rdnssruasie hssss w ~
hosns 70 his own csanism. n ~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-05-15

Il is said that the sunday-so
over the State Il Ia Q more Z
tion than for any past ysas. 49,
tiers the reports come tkss assfj q
being adopted for the furthsraaes r -, =
work. lie, all Who feel an insesq1o " :
dsy-school, do whatevsf hs ~ -
mote its best interesta