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Whisky ana Death.

Tom Tiyener, an Irish Section Boss, Of dis
sipated habits, we'll known in this locality,
was found dead on the railroad between Stan
ford and Richmond Junction on Saturday last.
lie Was experimenting a detachment of la
borers engaged in repairing the road in the
vicinity of the Function, and had been drinking
considerably during the day, lie was seen
vomiting by one Of the laborers about AN
hour before il was discovered that he was
dead, but upon being questioned in regard to
his illness, he ordered the man To go to work,
and warned him not tell bis family that he
had beSp drunk that day, When the iva
O'Clock train passed up,a note was given one OF
the hands for riyener, who upon approaching
him to deliver il, thought he was asleep, but
found upon examination that he Was sleeping
the sheep that knows no waking An inquest
was Immediately held and a verdict rendered
viz; "Cause unknown To the Jury"
l. il not time to begin to suspect that some
saloon keeper or distillcr is guilty Of rcctily-
ing his liquid hell? The death of Mike
Rodgers was mysterious, but the Sudden death
of Tvener following so closely is startling, aud
should cause our dram .drinkers To open then
eyes, anil close their mouths,
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Monday evening by the appearance Of what
was supposed to be a rabid canine The city
marshal was directed To slay the animal, and
In discharging that unthankful duty was as
sistcd by numerous posse -cume-and takc-us,
who handled their weapons with something
like reckless disregard for the lives and limbs
Of by.standcrs. 4 number Of shots were
fred, but the dog left town, we believe, with
out 20 much a. a scratch. The little circum.
stance elected the shameful fact that our pco-
pie will indulge in the luxury Of carrying
concealed deadly weapons, notwithstanding
the stringent law upon our new Statutes in
reference to the matter. Men were seen to
draw pistols during the excitement Of the
chase ~ we were told whom none ever have
suspected Of belligerency Men who are As
modest as a woman and as timid A. Quaker,
exhibited wonderful aptness in drawing and
handling their derrcngcrs, ivory-handlcd re-
volvers aud dcath-doalng navits. Since that
day we have thought much and seriously on
the matter, and have wondered IL it were pos
ible that our ministers go TO the Sanctuary
with deadly weapons on their persons.
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Headquarters for bargains in gro
PHERIGO & DUDDERAR's.
Hon. VI. II. Owsley.

II will be noticed that Hon. NJ. ii.
Owsley, of Garrard county, declares him
self Il candidate for the Circuit Judge
ship of this, Sth Judicial District, in this
weeks issue.
Mr.. Owsley has served the people Of
the District as Commonwealth Attorney
for two terms, and is SO well known
throughout the District that we can say
nothing in his favor that is not known Ia
our readers. lie has made a model
officer as Attorney, and possesses the
legal abilityto waer the ernline with emf
nent satisfaction to the people, lie has
borne the Democratic standard to more
than one glorious victory, and that too,
when few men in the District could have
been successful and if nominated by the
party, will as certainly win the battle Of
"A.
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iS;upford-Our monthly court last Monday
was largely attended, the day being delightful;
but as might have been anticipated from the
reports Of the court days in our neighboring
counties recently, the stock trade was exceed
ingly dull there being but little stock on the
market, and that Of very inferior quality.
Som, Of our traders were DESTROYS Of purchas-
ing stock cattle, hut none were offered which
met their requirements. We have never So, n
30 large a crowd in town and 50 little business
transacted. The candidates did deal of mix
ing and all had their hopes Of prefcrmcnt con-
frmei beyond all peradventurc. Farmers
spoke encouragingly Of the growing wheat.
We heard one OLD farmer say that never in an
experience Of thirty year. had he seen so fine
a prospect for large wheat crop in the coun-
~. No sour, elongated visages were ohscrva-
bic in the large crowds which gathered about
the sunny sides of the streets. Money in
small quantities circulated with unusual free
don FOR the season. The printer was made
happy hy the assurances from many OF his
subscribers Of future patronage and prompt
pay. The usual good order prevailed during
the day, and the grog shops only toierably pat
ronized.
LerinFon-There was an improvement in
cattle, prices ranging from to DC. Broke
mules were in demand and sold WE'LL % head
Of cattle, 1850 lbs, SIS per head, among the
saes. Good horses in demand, but scarce.
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DIED.

In Stanford, on Tuesday morning, March
l0th, of consumption, after a lingering and
painful illness. Mr.. WILLIAM L. OwsLEY, in
his 3sth year; leaving a wife and several chill
drcn to mourn their great loss Ills funeral
services we're conducted by Rev. ;. ;. Mcl.ob-
ert., at the Presbyterian church, ON Wedne,-
day evening last, and attended by large mum
Der Of friends and acquaintance OF the de,
ceased, who was held in high esteem by all
Who knew him. few day, before his death
he made peace with his God, aud gave anu
pie evidence to his spiritual adviser, his family
and attendants uf his acceptance and full
preparation for the great change, May his
bereaved wife find grace TO sustain her in the
darkest hour of aillistion, and many true
friends To help her overcome the trial. which
encompass and attend the lone widow through
her desolate life.
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Pherigo & Dudderar sell A. No. l.
Flour, made at the celebrated Dudderar
Mill.
A CARD.
To the Voters of Lincoln County.

Having determined not 10 make the race
for Sheriff OF Lincoln county at the next Au-
gust election, wish To return my sincere
thanks to those Of my friends and acquaint-
ances who manifested 50 much interest in So
liciting me to become candidate and pledg-
ing me their support No citizen of your
county, assure You, would or could feel a
deeper interest in the welfare Of her people
than |, az d to have eyidcnce-such as has been
shown me recently by many of her citizens
in urging me To become a candidate for Shcr-
III and pledging me their support-that my
profound feeling for the interest and welfare
Of her people Is appreciated by them, affords
me no small degree Of pleasure. Again
thanking my friends, hope may be able to
serve you when il will be more convenient To
myself and OF no less interest To the county.
GREENuP JONES.
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UNDER the new law all State taxes
must be paid this month, or the Sheriff
must sell and buy for the State, if there
be no other purchase; and this carries
with it, costs, penalties, etc., which the
taxpayers would do well To avoid.
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Mr.. Grecnberry Bright made disappearance
on our streets on Monday for the firs, time
since his painful and almost fatal accident
several months ago. lie uses his crutchcs
with ,ery fair grace for an old man.
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Our countyman, Kendrick Crow, who has
been in the South with mules fer several
months, reached home last Saturday, having
BY dini Of hard labor, and great energy dis
posed Of lot Of mules in Alabama at an av-
erage of Slj2 cash per head. He speaks Of
the market this season as the hardest he ever
encountered in an experience Of several years
in the Southern mule trade.
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Jno W. Rout sold his farm, containing one
hundred acres, we'll improved, situated about
one mile West Of Stanford, on the IIrsionville
turnpike, to W. Henderson, for 81 900. This
is very desirable little farm, and bought
very low. Nr Rout has rented the Buffalo
steam grist mill, and will run that under full
head Of steam hereafter.
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Rev. We. Kirley, Of Lebanon, has accepted
the pastor,hip Of the Baptist church at Stan
ford, and will preach every first Sunday in
each month for the pre.ent Church meetings
will be held saturday before the first Sunday
in every month
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TnE ladies OF Glasgow recently met in
convention and passed resolution pray
ing that no more licenses be given liquor
dealers. The fact is, that women every
where are nearly unanimous in their dis
like of intemperance and liquor saloons.
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Superintendent Public Instruction
OrrIcr OF =. S. McRonERrs.

OFFICE oF :. ;. MCRoBERTs,
SCnooL Con-. or LINCOLN COUNTY,
STANFORD, Feb. 18th, 1874. J
10 he T,uRess and TsacLers Of LiHooin County,
We, the undersigned Examining Board for
Lincoln county, under the provisions Of the
new School Law, adopt for use in the Com
mon School. Of said county the following
Textbooks; DcWolfs sleIler, McGuiley's
Readers, Rays Algebras, venable's L. 5. His
tory, Eclectic Biographies Eclectic Pcnman-
ship, IIarvey'- Grammars, Browns Pbysiolo-
gy, Cows Morals and Manners.
= =. McROBFRTS,
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The members Of the stanford Cornct Band
speak q rciiringupon their laur and turning
their splendid instruments over to some young
men yet To be selected. Whether the present
members dishand or nc, i, would be a capital
idea 10 instruct their SUCCESSORS during the
comm, summer.
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Ablack cross " after your name on the
margin Of your N paper, signifies that the
time Tor which you subscribed has expired
aud that you are requested to renew your sub
scription \ nd cross indicates that your sub.
scription remains unpaid, and you ate politely
dunncd for II.
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Within the past few weeks we have noticed
accounts Of several small robbcries in our
neighboring towns It would be we'll for our
people to look to their fas,ening-, and be pre-.
pared to give a warm reception 10 burglars.
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OliR TERMS.

Hereafter our terms will be strictly
cash for all subscriptions, Job Work
and advertising. lift becomes absolute.
ly necessary that we change Job Work
ofany description, It Is with the express
understanding tina. 30 per cent. will
be added to our regular cash rates. We
will not deviate from our terms under
any circumstan
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rates az T.. IL. 'hcnaults Drug ana bOOk
Store, or at the Drug and Book Store Of
Bohon n Stagr Stanford, Kentucky.
The above Is published for the information
Of the Trustees and parents Of the Common
SCHOOL Districts Of the county.
Under the new school law the annual cleo
ton Of Trustees will take place on the Gist
Saturday in July in each year.
Only one Trustee to be elected in each Dis
trct, and on the second Friday in July the
Trustee elected must appear at the Office Of
the Common School Commissioner and take
the oath Of office.
Ten days notice Of the time and place Of
the election must be given by the present
Trustee who will serve until their successor
is qualified.
The annual census of the children must be
taken by the present Trustees in the month Of
APRIL.
No changes in the boundaries Of the school
districts for the year after the census shall
have been taken can be made.
: :. MCROBERTS,
Com. School Comr for Lincoln County.
STANFORD, March l0ih. 1874.
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Now is the season to brighten up your houses
and make fresh and attractive your parlors,
sitting rooms and bcd-chambcrs. Go TO Hay.
dcn's for cheap wall paper.
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We are obliged 10 our former townsman, J.
Mac Dunn, of Honey Grove, Texas, for copies
Of an interesting paper containing a dcscrip-
ton Of the resources, advantages and prospects
Of Fannin county. We notice that MIC cx-
liib.ts hi, enterprise in a handsome card in it,
as dcalcs in dry goods.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-13

We notice from exchanges that several Ken
lucky drovers have recently returned from the
South with their stock, having laborCd in vain
during the entire season to dispose Of it.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-13

Mr. john Mir -oId, a few days ago, IS
acres Of fh' Oh Miller tract Of land, on DiS
river, in this county, to Mr.. Neal Trailor, at
so per acre land nnimproyed.
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MARRIED..

At the residence OF the brides father on
Thursday evening, 9th Inst. by Rev. V. L.
kirtcy, Of Lebanon. Ky, Mr.. Tnos. L. kIHT-
LEY, OF Texas, to Miss MoLiIE u. WATERS,
Of Boyle county.
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Our efficient ASSESSOR, Mr. Gooch, has com.
pleted the assessment, of the county excepting
the stores, merchandise, etc, and is on his last
circuit.
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We anthorind 10 announce u. e WARREN q
candidate Or Commemorative Attorney VI the sth
Judicial District Al the hex August elcltipn, subject
10 the will II the Democratic party.
We are requested 10 announce GEORGE u DEN
ny, Jr, ofiAncasief scandiiae tsr common ealth's
Attorney of the Eighth Judicial District at the
ing August election
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Mrs NJ L. Davies opens the grand mili-
merry season with fresh Baltimore stock. See
advertisement
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Local Sales and General Movements
LAND AND cuoP ITEMS.

Nothing new IN u city live stock market.
this week. The d, nand is moderately fair, al
lrst weeks quotations.
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The health Of Mrs W.. Blackcrby, Mrs. III
Pcndleton and Mr.. Elijah Curtis is still very
feeble
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HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE VATELY.

sfer { 2 sale privately, vcrv reasonable terms,
a house and lot situated near the depot at Crab ar
ohari KENTUCKY. The house cont ,ns eight r,Hlus
end Kitchen good cellar Is la g r,pair out-buili-
ing wai water never calling AMI convenient The
bot contains acres. There Il god store hulse aud
us her roum attached 10 the building and IT, lucati
makes Il hut-rate stand TOR a store. iur price,
terms and further PARTICULAR call on or ailrcss
lu3-u Mrs. MAEGAKIT GARViN,
Crab Orchard Ky.
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HOME JOTTINGs.

Some Of our piscatorialists have tried them.
They don't bite.
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Ccunsy Susige.

We requested t. aunounce ". %. IIANsfOED a
csndidate Cot jade ~ The Lnchih rsaniy Count sub
irct TO the srn Of the uetnrratic party 81 Lu,oln
We .nargci ~ ann.unce ". e. SAtlLtl
a. caniid.te fr r.-e,fiton the uihce of Judge uf
the Iiurulu ,uuuty 'oart, suile b. such a,n the
Democratic party may take Ia the SELECTION u can
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Prof. Macduf, lecturer on anthropoloey,
Organized a large class at Lancaster this week.
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Mis- Pa,tor-un favored stanford with her
reading last Friday sud SATURDAY. nights. aud
We take great pleasure in commanding her To
thosc who have not been similarly favored, a.
deserving the most eNtrav1cant compliments
paid her personal beauty and rare elucuiional
accomplishments, by the press Of every local
ity 50 fortunate a. to have enjoyed the rare
treat Of her rrcitatipns.
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Geo. D. Wearsa is making prepare
tons to sproat enough sweet potato
plants in the garden in rear of his store
TO supply Lincoln county.
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Our farmers should appreciate the import
ance Of making engagements now with good
reliable lahorcrs, and when such can be found
Of paying them good prices for the year. Tho
farm work OF this county should he pushed
the coming season, and an abundance of ev-
erything marketable raised. II our farm
ers will be hopeful, energetic, systematic, in
dus,riou- aud economical, and keep out Of
debt thi. year such glorious times as We will
have ~ a result will make the very dumb
brutcs OF the fields happy.
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For Circuit Cicrh
joins 4 BpGLE ~ r-lu-.ts TO unnounce him
ciutidate fIr ticrk Of the ilspin CIR ait Court,
.ute, 10 the viii Of the Dsnnriiie party Of lnc1ln
We are authorized TO announce \. c. snow, Esq
democratic candidate &c clerk of The Llncpln
trrut Court, sahect 10 the viii Il the Democratic
party.
We arr authorifci To arnounce ". II. MILLER =
candidate tuf tfuut ,gfk, subject 70 The arti"n 81
the lnorIiie part. 81 ingolu In the elcttion u q
candidate
We are authosit-i 10 annouucr STEPHEN BURCH
canililto or clerk 9th tinrpin Cfgut Unutt. sab
jet h. the lvmocratc Primary Lleciion called lot the
For County Court SIcrh.
souN BLAIN Il caniiiite fir reelection a.
the bvnogratic party Ia the selectiou u candidate
For Tailor.
Isu caniiiu, &C. Iuilor IT Linoain county, sud
IN DAVIDSON.
We are suthorihri &, snnoun,- n. OWEN eau
diiatc ff the ON oi Janr u lAncolu county sub
jc,t h. the action a the nvm,racy u Liuccln Ia the
sdlc. tiun Of a candidate
We sr, aathorisei to annruucs \. 2 PENpLETuN
actni,das ta the oh% II luihs Of l4n. DIN count,
suiJvlt O. the des."n % the iruioeIatic parry q
Lincoln la the sciss tisn u candidate.
We arr suthorlscd O. fnnouncr JANIS l. MINI
= ~ c1udidai" hs toe uilrv ui Jailur uf Lincoln
suauty .utcst 20 the De .ian OF the bgafat.c par
" ~ ilufhih IN lh' aflffAl'h ~ . fAtal0Ai
lama eauiIdue Or Jiiler " Iinouiu COUNTY sub
lot O. tie Hu 1t the Democratic party ui the
/ GREEN.
We are auih.rIfri 90 anuauncc THOMAS M iuKb
gauiilstc &c r,s ton To- the ui,e 81 Iailuf ri LAM
ealu c,liuty. satt Co surh sHilou as the ncuogr1c
PAW vf g Ualiy nay 81 o. 10 take &c te sret ttu1
81 candidate
JrRnuC u. BRADY authorizes q, {, sauount.
him can't iItr iHg taf o.hc ct iapg of Lincoln
count,. lli l,.In- p'aasrat. b. viii subuit Co any
H,tl hs plfty a4y ~ o. o. takcin tue -lc,ln OF a
candidate.
For Assessor.
J y CAnPENTER authoH-rs W a. anrounoc
o. the tsu ui the piaar4tig parry oi thu county.
wcy.. rgtneiisi 10 snnouncc ROWLAND NEw-
IANuA tluli lu. 90 Ass'ssiir 81 IL iHh Cssauty :,
sutiett shr urnsrattc ffiniafy ticttuff Arrfi "h
We are authat.ssl Co announce capt " . M,KiN-
MY candidate fir As--.ir 81 lincoln county, sub
isci the aei ION ot the ctu1f4tig parry VI iAnoln
4. Ia s.iy,tng ctniidatc
w are r.lue-tri b. ann 1anr' J. = CARTER can
dittr &c tnr Oh c 81 A.ssa'F uf ltaclln county
suhiat O. tAr action 81 the ltiuuratc party oi the
couut, DO tAe tinn ui a oiudiiAir
t. tho voters ~ LInc,,l oouniy Four wear, asp l
Wa rauil late h.t,rg tts parry OF whtcu ] ava an
humble usnisr to- Ass,-.,f AMI w4s dri,atrl "a the
lrmary cls-tan by one vote. 'n a-h'n c.uliidaic
tsr Nssr, an viii -usulit 70 the Nlll Il th h'lu-
cratic psltN II LlnUliu tNlrfsssi any mluutr The
parry may ohss a. take Soc the -ulsrttun OF candid
atsS aui n drfItrL promise h. ieii 10 surs->.ial
opponent Ia the pt,t " b. kAA>Ll.
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For Union Sets, go TO
PHERIG0 Il DUDpERAR's.
CARD.
A ARD.
To the Voter. ct Lincoln County.

To The Noters OF Iinto1n Io""ty.
have made vigorous canvass for the Of
Zee of JailoI of Lincoln county, and am proud
To know that have large number of friend.
in the county but combination Of cireum-
stances compel me 10 Withdraw from the race
for the nomination on the 18th of April ! am
deeply grateful 10 the many true friends who
prohered me- their support Thanking one
and alxsho were for me, am your obedieni
sef,n J. D. DENNIS,
SrASFoBp, March rs, 1874.
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The Kellogg brothers. Of l.anscer, Michigan,
pen artists, have recently made an attractive
business chart pprcscniing some Of the most
enterpri-ing and liberal firms, business men
aud women, and professional gentlemen Of the
town, which can be seen over the general de-
livery at the posiuilice. With the exception
Of several cgregious autographed errors, it
is indeed a marvellous piece Of pen work.
Those who have invested trivial Nm in this
chart will find tina, even that little advertise
mCnt Of their business will yield handsome
return.
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\ western man, who has ridden the goats,
thinks it is the lot Of human nature To err
and therefore says il is advisable that all
crailmen request their masters, juniors and
senior wardens not 10 accept Of the position Of
master or oycrseer in subordinate oranges, aud
rice rcrsd. That members Of subordinate
oranges advise their officers not To accept of
the above named positions in Masonic Lodges.
If this means anything, il means that there is
great similarity in the rituals of the two
orders, and that there is danger of making an
expose of what one knows about the other
order. Now, II the Changers strip an initiate
in the ante-room previous To entering the
l.odse-room proper is il not reasonable to in
fer that the Masons 60 one step iurther and
skin fcllow2 And il the Changers receive
him upon the points Of a four-prongcd pitch.
fork may Ne not conclu,s that the goat-iider-
use the horns Of their ,-lly goat To prick a
fellows muiilatcd carcass? II the Changers
appropriate the last nickel from hapless can
ddate for the degree OF festive ploughbny,
may not the followers Of ancient customs even
rob fellow Of the gold plugs in his docayed
molsrs? Oh what horrid creatures the
Grangen and Masons must he
Outta a s.os,tian Was c,eat.I In town Last
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gor Circuit Clerk

We are authorised 10 announce " -. WEIGH, n
candidate Go the alos II Attorney CT iIusulu county
subject the action II tho Demo party u Lincu
IN the sclyy ton Of a oandiditc
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Squire Peyton and his knights Of the feline
intestine made the midnight sir meiodiou.
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We are often asked who wrote certain com
municaiions that appear from time To time in
these columns. Such questions are imperti-
a right to our professional secrets a. we'll as
the lawyer, physician or priest, aud have no
more right To betay confidence than they. So
mind your own business reader, aud il you
feel aggrieyed at any communication you may
see in this paper, and desire to know the au-
thor for the purpo.e of personal interview,
etc, make application in the proper way, and
We will then reveal his name or shoulder the
responsibility.
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A negro man, by the name Il Lou Trailer,
met his death by the careless handling Of a
loaded qua, at Dudd,ar's mill, in this coun-
~, last saturday, lie had deposited the gun
in a stable near the MILL and in attempting to
draw it through crack in the stable, it went
oil, killing him almost instantly. II is a true
saying that with all the tender nursing aud
ateciionate care you may possibly best1w
upon a shot-gun, il will bang the stuihng out
Of you the first time il gets chance. But a
knowledge Of this does not prevent the reckless
handling Of this engine Of death.
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Go TO the JorBSlL s1ice for your Horse
and Jack BIS