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BridgcHatcr F.!

Hand on your pur..s and lock your stable
doors. The Leviathin l. in our midst AGAIN.
On lat Monday night il came to the ear. of
some Of oar en- tabul,ry that the notorious
outlaw, Auglcn Bridgewa'cr, had an hour
before pas, 4 through stanford in @ covered
tvo-horse WAGON his avoritc mode of travel
Officers BobAit anl Atkins summon d
apb,s' Of men an went IN pursuit, lscr'lk
ing the wagon about two mily- from town, and
fom the driver sc,rtain,d that a msn an
saeriug To tn, exact description
II Brilgewa'er role With hin from
Shorlslulg To the tullpa;e "a the Lancaster
tumuike, one n lie lrom STANFORD, wh,rc he
got out OF the wagon, stating that il was hat a
short distmc' To his hone by going through
the firms, The wagner hal several guns
and four or five saddles in his fo.se-ion, aud
stated that he wss on his way to Somerset To-
engage his team tn work on the railroad lie
was not arrested, The officers and posse went
Ia Bridgewalcrs house boa failed TO find him.
The information that he Wa in the Wagon
was given by gontlemn from LcNiugt"n
who passed the Wagon between Nichoasviile
aud Stanford and recognized BridgeSater
through hole In the wagon cover His
failure 70 report the tact until a late hour,
prevented the certain capture a Bridgswli'r
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Mrs Francis NJ, wife Of Leo Hayden, was
is2l In early life she became a member II
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, and
married Mr.. - Taylor, by whom she was
the mother Of SIX chilir,n-two daughters
and four sons. On the nth Of February,
1877, she was married Ia Mr.. Hayden. with
whom she spent the remainder of her life.
She died on Saturday, June 9Th, 1874, after
short but severe Hines of only one day.
When We remember but few days since 10
have seen the subject OF tLi- notice in the
very highest degree OF health and yigor aud
now realise that she Is not, We are impressed
9Th the terrible certainty Of death, Her re-.
,Inains were taken to Lebanon, Nv, for inter.
meni, where DR.. Charles Taylor, of Lou'sville,
her former pastor, attended the funeral sery-
lces.
We tender to the bereaved husband, chill.
iren and friends our heartfelt sympathy,
paying their submission to the will of Him
no hath given aud hath taken away" In
tye midst Of this SORROW We rejoice to know
that the grief-slrickcn husband will have the
SAD pleasure of recalling one who was true a.
vie, mother, friend and Christian; aud that
l. 4. may not forget her timely religious re-
guest, To live the lie u righteounes. and meet
. in heaven. To those leit 10 mourn her
BE-, have only To say BE ye also ready
faF a such an hour as ye think mol, the s,,n
b. Man c0meth.' GEO.
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
BIZ Our Special Correspondents.
CRAu ORCHARD.

I'm view 81 the modified pf'cncy
Of the suns rays We conclude To
resume our semi occasiunal contiilu.
tons from the Fat End.....1he rain Of last
week has revived the face " nature somewhat,
though a.turcs are anything but vcrdani, AMI
our gardens are allowing but short railon' In
the vegetable line. Wheat j. n,arly all
harvested. and notwithstanding the grain Is
small in consequence ~ drouth tie yield will
be an average one ~ a. quantity "....tofn has
stood the drouth remarkably we'll, aud u Tie
necessary amount of rain should fall during
July and August that crop will be- a good one
...... We are expecting a passing witt tom
the distinguished Christian preacher, Moses
T.. Lard. lie will preach according Ia ap-
inintmcnt ut the Christian Church, IN thl-
place, ON t. morr,w evening ......Ih servi,cs
Of Elder Milton Elliott have been secured Tor
monthly preaching here during the ensuing
year. Time, "a Saturdays aud L"rd's day' in
each month. Elder kirilcy. Of the Baptist
Churrh. delivered an able di.cour.c At the
baptist Church, at this place, On lat Sunday
mo.pi 8, in which he attempted tsshow thai
his church has existed as an dependent "
ganiraliun since the DAYS of John the Baptist.
lie made hi. points we'll; brought ny CON
siderable array ~ proof and We have no
doubt managed the subject ~ well as II y
pl.siol, to do il. At all events, IL We had
been Baptist, W. would have been satisfied
that We were identified with the Identical
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AMBROSE BUFoRD,
Formerly sc Lancaster, Ky, Has located at
Covington, Ky, and proposes to engage in
a general Commission Business for the sale Of
Cattle, Sheep and l!ogS. lie pledges to Gun
fine himself to the commission business strict
ly. Prompt attention and faithful return
will be his motto. lie would respectfully re-
fer tn the following testimonials:
We, the undersigned have known Mr..
Ambrose Buforj for many years, and cheerful
" recommend himtn the farmers and drJvers
of Eentncky ~ being a correct brs'ness man,
re ilbe, AMI worthy the patronage Of any
community. Geo Denny, PreS't Natl Bank
L,nca t.: Al Il .s...iS.s Clsi. ?.
SAM; JIM Gill, Director Of same Rabt
Kinnaird, Teller; p Sandifer Book-kccpcr.
Jennings Price, Pres't Garfard Go DEPOSIT
Bank, Lancaster, Ky, Ed G Hopper, Teller.
; L Walters Pres, 1t Nat B'k, Richmond,
XIV; W X Letcher' Cashier; VIM Irwin,
former Cashier. c ID Chenault. Cashier
Madison Natl Bank, Richmond. II
Shanks, Pres't farmers Natl Blk, Stanford,
~, JB Ow~lcy, Cashier J Murphy, Pres't
Natl B'k stanford, John j Mriioberts, CASH
Ter. Clifton Rhodes, Prts't Central Natl IN
Danyille; J " Proctor, Cashier. q w Welsh,
Prrs'l lst Natl Rk Danyills; f l. shackel-
ford, Cashier. llS.tf.
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FROM WAYNE COUNTY,


MoSricEiLo, kY., June 20, is7<
c,,r,,eai,-os f.ss,cr JS-r~ai'
Upon visiting Poin, I-abA We were glad to
observe the work that Ia. been done at that
plaos, and notwithstanding the late disturb
ancr- every thing l. nov qvie, the spade aud
pick.ase nigning supreme. The road from
Montfsllo to Point Isah,l, about nineteen
ndlss. offer. every facility for constructing a
pike and should the people Of Wayne cuun-
~. vho.s iatsrs., Is directly appealed to, neg
iect u.is matter. We -hall be compelled TO SUI
Ter a painful disappointment
inv completed the pike would - paying
stock, aud Wayne county - long buried
anehg the hills would become Identified with
the Ssing world. We do hope that the mar
ro~pess tia. characterized the eourtLon-e
quction will po, be repeated should that Of
a p,N be sgitated.
wehavc been somewhat disappointed in
realizing a. good price a. We desired f,r pro-
,i-iyn. at the Point the contractors bring
asieso firnish thsm-slvcr from Cincinnati at
rss Ices than We arc willing to ell at. We
hAvs supplied them with considerable beef,
however
The fsrmcrs have harvested good wheat
crop. yet we hnl s,-rral complaint in rel'r-
snce 10 all other cr~p- IL has bosn -ouie
time since we have lad good rain.
Tie tobacco busine--, Of which wcsroke With
20 rnuch cnthn.iasm. !. an entire faillre. the
farmers declining to engage in it. culture at
al.
The Masons celebrated the 2hh of ih.-
month by laying the corner stone Of their new
building in process of construction by Fran
els 4 Ssllee. Notwithstanding the weather
wssxeccdinyly warm, the oercmonie- we're
performed With icst rejecting credit upun
the order.
judge Durham was pablicly endured by a
convention q OR cisilens called together for
TN purpose, n few dsys since. We scc NJ
r-sson why tho party should no, unite on
Durham to man
Mr. Jane H. Salicc. wife Of John L. S.llcc,
was stricken down with heart disease, at her
r,.idcncc, = Few day- since. Mr.. sallee Was
a god woman, AMI her death is a misfortune
to the community. Her remains were laid
at ~, in the cemetery on BsStcr'- hill.
John J. Garth announced himself candi
date fnr County Attorney upon the RcPnbl'
e,aScket in oppo-i,ion TO J. j. Richard'nn
the proscnt incumbent, who " Democrat
Upon the sane day NJ. J. W, futile made =
short speech rcY eng thu people Of W'yn'
county Ia .upp<lhim for the office of Circuii
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FROM BOYLE COUNTY.


c,,-,.sad.,o, h.,,-ior Josr.a1.
rto t.i,h co,s,o cro, In This section /.
f,ilor,
tL~,o t.,.,o M ,a.,;r,. ~, now wheat,
rl,o i,,i,.,.;,,.. a., 2 ,,,s,rrisirg gentlemen
o, H.. t,,I - o,r o,.r;,, f,i,-,o come of
d, III ,., ,,,ti,c cvory cCr,r, to render
~. 900. go ona a, n,,,,.i ,dvo,,ago IN all
Ono o,,, ,,,.nJ
~, b,,o hal ,,vc,,l fall. If rain l,,cly.
,,,,. lii, ono ~ .Lich e.I Lac, FIJI.
d,y ,i.,L, Tho ,,,,,d ga. 20, sono three
irc,,,. 60, ,to dcu,h ~ ,,oi.ture l. no, surr.
ci.r, ,o r.,iv, ,bc already marched vegetation.
r., ,,., 81 il,o-,.,,. 49,, I,,L,,g rc,s,n,.
INV v.I AMI II tho late r,irs cnmc oorir
,no,,b al w;ub o wcu
wi, Z. ......tt. L.-,...,.t .,l ,o ,,o-o
rroe,,ll. coon w,. Geo, harvested from, Doylc
land r.. o,sl,,, 1. ,r,,o,,oeI .p,,rb
vh;,, II, b...,1,r, NJ land be,rir, this s,,plc
.,,.,l 3. ..,..,,,r ,I,,, c,r .,y.,,l year. p,.t
Tb,,..,. ;.,,,,,,,,, cro,.-;. A., cilurc. ai-o
mo ti,,,hr Thcre /. a gr,at scarcity Of
-,ri,p ,,s.,,tic.
IT., v.,,t.crL,,ef, /, min, NJ iptcn.ity oC
"a, ,t,,J q ,,, ,re,i,,s tempcrature
ln,vn op.,t ,l,i- ..as,c ,f the wear. Our
tbcrp,,p,,t' ?. arc almost inadrouate To the
,p.,rr,rc, and ia. Lcat 40 can do l. a. guess
a. T., how much longer the weather Tor the
thetpomct.r, will last.
I'm. T.,i., scbooi ,,,cb, in the old
col.,c Lp;Ll;rg prder the an,,,ic,s ~ Il e
c,,rr,,, .,.,o.l .y.,,p. with tie ordinary x.
bili,;or. bv tbc different classes. clos 4
last rriJ,y nicbt. The little bn,s
and Girl. II conrs,. did well; and their
.r,cb,.r, T., Nil !. pr,,f of her genial
,,r,ar and their advancement in the various
branches commonly Taught in such school
!. rroof of her efficiency ~ a competent in
.tric'rc.s
We have a pair of radical candidates foi
the honor. " rity indg,-lip -Jack,ontl pres
en-, iucumh,n, and judge T. =. Ypung--,ith-
or Of whom. - far a. has been heard from, ~
uorc- the idea of it'sheing a non political race
The reason /. obvious.
The trouble. hitherto affecting the Chris
tian Church here, were settled by arbitration
la., week and in order to a morcTaithiul
compliance with the decisions; and in view Of
the in Geli,y. tnrenderd, ard the existing
and corGicting element. in the congregation,
1t Is thought hest by Dr. hyr,-' friends to re-
specially apply to the church for letters Of
dismissal. | understand that quite nnmbfr
feeling thus have already signed Z petition To-
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Debate AT Somerset.

There will he Il debate in the Christian
Church at son,ertet, heluecn Eld. Jos. bal
lew, OF the Christian Church, sud Eld. ", Il.
Godbcy, OF the Methodist Chmch, cummeuc-
ing On Monday, August ltth, at 10 o'cl,ch, a,
M, embracing four hour. pea day-l0 to II
a. m, aud IN I. p m, and Continuing tour
tn eight days, al the option of the parlie, con
cerncd.
PR0ro.IriOSs.
/, Christian Church ahrms thu kiugdon,
or Church of Christ was set az on the fret
pentecosts after hi ascension.
2 Methodist Church a.lirms in every case
Of eony,r.ion and sancliieation there Is a sn-
peinslural operation Of the Holy Spirit, die
iinct from the Word.
3. Christian Church afirms baptism is in
order H. remission Of sins.
Methodist Church nihrms, at Is the duty
of all ra,ionai nen "a pay 20 God. 2O.3t
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Mc-sr.. Geo. W. Afford and S. II. IIickle
have made the following purchases Of fat cat
tie in Lincoln and Garrard counties during
the past week II head Of Mr. Mctiill, aver
ago liiO lb-, at sic; % head Of John Gill nv-
sracc 100. at s. 10; . head 81 Mr.. Arnold,
weight 400 lbs. a, 81 so; 2steers at Mitchels-
burg, extra fine, weight 1890 lbs, at DC |
yoke If steers Of VIM. Fair, 1900 h. at 81 %;
| yoke do, Of John Bright, 1900 lb-, at 4lc; |
yoke d., of widow Ow.ley, at s 81. They
shipped five car loads to New York, on last
Mrdnesday.
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The use Of Pam. ,v,n %" pNIato plants hss
impTcgnd,cl the potatoes With poison, .nd II
is reported from different sections that several
deaths have been caused by eating urN plla-
toes. Il would be wise, de suggested 10y an
exchange, to eat sparinsly ol the new crop
until their wholos,meuess has been tested.
We think So, and suggest that those VITO i~ !
any anxiety about the matter should ,,nd Us
u few bushels that We may make = tcst case.
We wish no nubler death than to die for orr
counirymen. Brin: ON the poisonous tuhcr..
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THE DISTRICT CANVASS.
Appointments OF owsi~y and Chrisn,nu

Apo 'ntmcnts OF owsiey and Chrianinn
Honorables NJ. ii. Owsley AMI J. S.
Chrisman, Democratic candidates for the
Judge.hip and Commonwealth Aitor-
ney,hip in the sth Congressional lis
trct have nude the following appoint
ments, a.d invited their opponents to
meet them. Speaking To commence at
2 o'cl0cI, p. NJ, each day.
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cincrrr csrRr


County Court, 2d Monday il each month.
Quarterly Court, LIT MONDAYS in March, June.
September and December. Court Of Claims
"a Monday in October. Court Of Levy and
A-scs-ment-2d Monday in June,
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C'sis,im-Depot sircet--Prsschins by Ed.
s II King, "a Lords days in each
,ent ~ y ~ W Te,o S m 0"nay :enoo.
: s, y "a''s'', s"rI "o''"'p WY
i'oru ''' " '"e 'o"s''s''''n.
D.. n, T. Y g:..t.,- T..,ss ft.,4--t,
,,1,s.~s i, Snnd.v n ..ci r,or,h s,,,i.,.,
,a, q a,e,acL Z, r. W.,,r. Sa,,-,
e-
go, 80 $500. 81 s,,i Ii s.r,i.s.
~ .,.rv Thnrsisv .;rhs ss;r.
(2if AZ -
Presbyterian lSy'aherl -Ifiraching by Rev.
VIM; Grow, ist ana 81 sabbath ineach ronsh
has' b'ancs-freaehing ~ Elder > L. Al
len ist and ~ Sunday IN every month.
Girrn's Church. Liu,,ln C,.nty- -preaehiny
by Elder II King ever irst Sunday morn
ing and afternoon in each month.
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MAGi.rRtTEs AND NAGfsTnATLs Courts.
.smfoi-2d pivision--W Il Carson, I'd Eat
nrlays in August, November, February and
MAY. "a Divi-ion-J u Dennis, ID saturday
in july, October, January and April George
Bobbett, Constable
Crab Orchard-lst Division-Arch Carson.
18th Saturday in March, june, September and
December % Uivi-ion--Robt Stewart 81
Saturday in March, June, September and De-
cembcr Tuck Ballard, Constable.
Waiau F1at--lt Division Craig Lynn, ID
THURSDAY in March, June September and de-
cember. ID Dvision--Wm. Laokcy, 9Th Mon
day in March, June, September and recember.
Tel Douglas, Constable.
Hrghland-lst Di.ision-Lewis Bri,; 5drat-
nrdav in January, April, july and October.
% Division Jas. ID Basin, i-t Saturday in
January, April, Jnly and October. Jas. Bas-
tin, Constable.
Wayesbsrg--is, Divi-ion--E Psjgett. It'll
Tuesday in March, June. September and De-
ccmber. "a Division VIM. Gooch, I'd Tues
day in March, June, September and Deceml~r
NJ. II. Guoch, Constable.
Trnersriue-lst Division-Jobn Cash, 1st
Thursday in March, June, September and De-
cember. ID Division-J ID Acorn, 81 Thurs
day in March, June, September and DECEMBER
San Campbell, Constable.
Huston,igc--lst Dvision--Darius Lamme,
81 Tuesday in March, June, Sehier,ber apd
December. ID Division--J Hughes. Let
Tuesday in March, June. September and d.
cember. W Il Jones. Constable.
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DIED.

10 this county, on the 9Th ult,, Of measles
May Eliza, daughter of c. L. Carter, about
IS ears OF age
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We notice in the CAigidiH, published at
Pueblo, Colorado, a letter irom the mining
district at Ro-iIa, where ous young iriond NJ.
D. Grow il located, in which it is stated that
rich discoveries of silver ore have been made
recently, some Of the mines asSaying as high
a. 81 100 per ton. - soon a smelling works
are put up these mines will yicli immense
prohts 10 their owners.
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Mr.. james Gpen, Of llu.tonyille, a mem
bcr Of the State Centrsl Temperance Commit
tee. and one OF the most enthusiastic phiian.
thropisis Of iii, section, attended the temper
ancc lecture Last FRIDAY evening
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Grand Worthy Chief Templar Wallace
Gruclle delivered an address on Temperance,
in the courthouse, last Friday evening toa
small audience. lie advocated earnestly the
good cause urged temperance men to accept
the resolution of the S,h Of january Temper
ance Convention, in reference to cxcrci'ins
the right OF suif aga. and to vote tor sober
men regardless of party affiliations. lie will
deliver another texture in one Of our chuiehcs
on next SUNDAY evening
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"Sla glitter Of the innoccng- r. was our flint
ejaculation IN receiving an invitation To- be
present at a grand ~ .laughl,ring t"urna-
ment in Lexington, on the 9Th OF July. One
thousand pigeon. are t. be cooped and liberal-
ed from a spring trap, only t. he shot at,
mangled and killrd by murksmcn who do not
deserve the appclluion OF -poTtsmen The
wholesale slaughter OF Bnaal, on the frontier
for their hides, is no more cruel and UNJUST
fable than pigeon shooting.
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Since the late rains the candy date crup
a lnrishts. IL l. net every one that ray,
Come, take adrink, " ilSi shall domic.liite in
the cuurihousc.
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Pat Manly, Sg,d "a year,, walked from
Buncor,be, Pulaski counly, IN STANFORD. -
nile, on La; Sunday, in four hour having
Buncombc at o'cluok and arriving here at
II. Afor his arrival he WAS A. tresh and irol-
ic.ornc a. asyhoci-bo, just out Of the school
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70 Ness. r., S., and p:
4 long-,rusting, long-suiiering, thirsty and
thoroughly incineraied community demand
vengeance up.a yru through our mystic or
,ar ;srtion. You have prnphesicd, aud H.
vour mr. ,phcsi,- We have u a. You have, like
the false ~, nhets o' Bal, outraged the NTH
oln.ical rain so,.'. and prolonged indefinitely
The drouth which a tlicts our discnnsolato
Changers. And now, th'- Lodge Of corr,c-
tioni.ts orders that you be t. ten, at the hour
If midnight, July ith, 1874, In tie banks OF
Ingan's crrek and dragged through it, Green
summed water. from source u mouth To az
pease the anger Of wronged and deceived
people. The 18th of June, the great day Of
onr salvation from the drouih, according to
vour prophecy, has pa--el; and You have been
found guilty of iidse-prophecv, downright
hcrtsy, ignorant superstition and savage Woo
looi-m. Your lives will be spared only on
condition that your chief, T. R, delivers
IN ~ for instant incarceration, from the secret
rocesses OF yonr sturehouses, all copies Of
patent medicine almanacs, published th,orie-
of your moan worshiling. fraudulent high
p icst and councillor lIerschell; together
with all ynuse bones, coon charms, buckeyes,
rusty horSeshocs, and other Rhnerrsonic tails
man; AMI also that each of you dcnounce
inrcver year sup,rs,iiiou- throric-, and prom
i'c to Keep pace with the age Of reason.
BY order OF the
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Prof Iloisr aud ~ii,, and Miss Wainwright,
Of Grab Orchard, Mi. Kate Williani-, Of iius.
tonyille, Mas lohon, OF Ilairud,hurg, all nc
compli.hcd musicians, were among The mos,
appr,ciativc suditor at the college co",, {,
aud cummt nccmcni, lat week.
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On oar Wayuc-hurs nail lit We have
twel,c -ubrcriber- nam,d Coach. We learn
that in Lincoln and Puia.ki counties there
are over four hundred voter 10y that name.
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Tower Palace AT nas., fsSS ~
Market strs,i Louisville, Ny. choor aud fall stock
OF Meas, Youths and thildrsnf tluthing.
Rats fir measuring ~rnt on anpl,satlon.
Goods G. o d With rriyihgs 81 eiafliping
t0e-sr
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Communication by stage between Stanford
and Lancaster WIS discontinuci On last Tues
dav
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ukiuNis,n Extraordinary.

OF nRY Moon LoDGE, DRY
BaANcH, CINDERELLA TOWNSHIP, Arm
CDUNTY, STATE OF CREMATION, THE LAST
DRY HOURS OF THE LAST DRY DAv oF A
DEDICATED JUNE, \. ID. the year Of our
actual desiitution) 1874 lone rain in s1i
daysl.
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Runof hath II that a clever aud gallant
Crab Orchard widowcr Of uncomfortable age
will w...a handsome widow OF Somcr-et, at an
carlv day.
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,or.,x<,s
"
49,,
ais. he means corkscrew..
-. -
Spring ch,ctens nv on'rcu upon our s'o''s
al q - an" - ~ wv o''1en,
Two ecnlal hs"'"'"E '"u ''hu'r wv" o"e
Swing mae"'"e "R'"' '" "'""' '''T "''N'
lin prwc has a SOW that. A Cr.tratc
acknowledgements ON the ".auatc root"
-
Another negro festival Saturday utgh aud
che u.u.l nuuh,r If br,il. and di.turb,nccs
-
Communication by stage between Stanford
and Lancaster WIS discontinucd IN last Tues
day.
r. n n,,i... al. d,i;,,,,J D., him in
Stamford o'ooo che''""t sh'"s'o' !" - '''
cash
Our jovial fr~nd, y. Miller, member 81 the
Kentucky legislature FROM Wayne, was in
our city yesterday.
,,-,-
10"
nil Malay /, Npru
-
prnf. l. q. Barbour, ~ Danvi'lc, viii
preach at the rc.hyi,rian church on next
Sunday morning a. II o'clock.
..---t,
w ,"' -. j.. -.
chair and ,oungc- nh,ut all the time.
~
The grim, gripy m"n-t'r may pas th'""sh
this section with hi- skele'on pack Siceds lad
en- With June apple, green pea, and new po'
ts,ocs.
pu,oo, hath il that a clever aud Gallant
'fao '1'"a'" ~'''"'' " "'''''' -
VII We" "'"''''''' VIM" VI '7'''' ~ ~ '''
carry day'
Since the late rain. the candy date crpp
ninrishts. IL il net every one that ray,
Come. take adrink, - iLat shall dpnic.lii,c Ia
the courhousc
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speak a, the courth rusc, IN stanford, th'-
friday afternoon, at o'clock
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49,
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Mr. James Gpen. Of Ilu.tonvllc, a mem
her Of the state Genital Temperance Commit
Wv ""' 0''s " Wv ~ ,"''N -.
70"
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Prof Ilufer aud allie, and Miss Wainwright,
Of Crab Orchard, Mi. Kate Willian-, Of iius.
tonyille. Miss bohon. OF IIafrud,hury, all nc
compli.hed musicians, were among the most
arprcciatiye auditors at the college co",, {
aud comnt nccmcri lat week.
nv M'"',, "e,u " ''"'' ~,
mile. on La. Sunday, in four hour having
Bunrou,be at o'cluck and arriving here at
n. Af,er hi. arrival be wss A. ire,h and irol-
ir.otnc a. sckoo, -bs Just out oi the school
room
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msacy.
An ipdus,,iot,s- ,,siustakipu lincsin county
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03

Remember To attend tle election 81 school
Trustee. to-morrJ~. Ii !, important ior ID,
intcrc-,s of the common schouls th~t good
and chcient officer s!all b. elected
To the thaHslcs, bot highly important pu-.-
ton, in each school precinct in tne county
and no friend of popular education shuuhi
lal Ia attend the poll-, aud zee that a -uiin-
ile IVrron is elected.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03
MUNICIPAL orricrRs.

Stanford-John NJ Phillips, Jr., Police judge.
court 4th Saturday in each month. Board Of
trustees: Col. 7 w Miller, President; A r
Penny, 4 G. Prnhleton, N ., Elmofe, 9 u
Cundif. q II Mckinney, I NJ Bruce. Treas;
nret, : " shanks; Clerk, A A Warren; Mar
shall, T J Atkins; Collector, G. w Bobbitt;
Assessor, -. Board meets the Erst
Tu.sday NIGHT In each month.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03

Our cuterpn'ng tawnsman, J. =. bld.erar'
Las ja.t received a splendid new steam. thresh-
90, aud oi.crs his sorN,ocs 10 the farmers IN
hi. vicinity, Mr.. h. Is a thoroush-going
pan. and hs. had considerable erp,rienoe in
thrc-hinr, Give him a call ard thereby save
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