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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-21

THE promise Of an abundant supply oil
Fall grass !. ,,ry latieing.
The crop OF Winter aud Fall apples ia
this part Of the Sil.e isabout an average
| W II. Henderson, Birmingham. odd to
Geo. Hall q Of The any mules in Kentucky
Cor $3.50 pr head
Stock of all kinds and poultry are singu.
larry free from any hind Of disease in ihi-
section Of the State.
/ Alexander. the Illisois cattle King,
bought abouht go head Of fat cattle in
7 Frankfort y Josscn,ine counties, Averaging
about 100 lb4 at % Ct.
/ Hon. T. J. Megibben, Of Bourbon, has
added twenty-cight ewes and four bucks to
his flock Of ehccp from the celebrated
hocks Of earn and Barton, in England.
Goldsmith Maid, the magnificent, has
trutted a mile in 2lii which beats
the world. We predict that she will yet
beat this time, although shc is now in her
18th year
One Of our merchant millcrs has pur-
chased and placed in his ample granary
about two thousand bushels OF splendid
wheat which will be ground as rapidly as
sales can be made Of the -four.
Abe Furst, Of Cincinnati, bought last
Wednesday, IN Madison county, Of Duncan,
Phelps, aud others, 250 head Of fat Cattle for
the New York market, paying for the
beat As high as $3.50 per hundred.
George Waters, OF our town, owns the
brag COW. There are seven IN family, and
all use great deal Of milk and butter, all
Of which is supplied from lis fine Alder
ney COW, besides selling eight iollars worth
Of milk per month.
q. ". Afford reports: "since the season
commenced favorable to the corn crop
there has been such an unlooked-fOr i'm. .
provcment in the crop that the price .
for hogs continues on the increase, having .
gone up during the week from - 80 to - .
per 100 lbs.
Corn meal has been selling for 81 10 per
bushel In these parts for some weeks pact,
but the unlooked-lor "comc OUT in the
growing corn crops has caused this branch
Of the staff Of lite to take a Sudden tum-
BE, aud it is now to be had at 30 cents a
bushcl, with a downward tendency.
Those whose opinions are regarded As
very near correct as To how the Fall mar
kci for fat cattle win run are Of the opin-
ion tina, the demand will be good and pric-
e firm, while the price FOR stock cattle will
depend upon how the season continues. II
we hay, plenty OF rain prices will be good,
but il the weather be dry, prices will be
low.
COURT DAY sALEs
DuHule- Capt. +. y. English report.
about 400 cattle on the market, I, ?, and D.
year old, mostly, and Of good quality 49,
Owing to the continued dry weather grass
Is short and dry. consequently buyon are
scarce and sellers numclous. Prices OBJ
tanned ranged from 3 TO 4 cents according
10 quality. Mules and horses continue dull.
LcungtoH--About 100 cattle on the mar
set. The best sales at cts. Sheep--about
800 ewes from 8, % to 2,sj per head Stock T,
logs from S. to -. One extra lot 50.
Mule trade dull
GcosgtouH.-- Fair amount, Of stock ON the q
market but few sold One 10, Of mules d
brought Sll0 per head q
CITY LIVE Shock MARkLI~
Lsuisrile-Cattl', sheep and hog market y
cmsins unchanged from las, weeks quoted 1
,ric,s.
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Grange Fic.Nlcl

The Giansers OF Lincoln county will give
Picnic ON the 10Th Of August, ls7l, near
Stanford, and do hereby earnestly invite the
Grangers Of Boyle, Garrard, Rockcasilc,
Madison aud Casey counties, and as many
irou other localitics as can come, to meet
them ON that day; and also all other per-
sons, whether Hmngersor not, are especially
invited. Speaking will be had on the day,
as good speaker have been invited There
will he am abundance OF provisions ON the
grounds for all, furnished BY tho Lincoln
Changers. Us. MURPHY.
Chm Com tie.
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
li1TEL De SAMbR1oK,
llsu pr>T, RpCKCAslLE Co., Ia
Auuu-t lutI lS-I

= a o.
August l9ih, ls5l
Ds.l Joa-sais
Here wcha,e \, lively a party OF 'rusti
Gators a, ever took buz1ard piniuns to tai
tinber and the aiapiabil.ty Of the sur
roundings isiimirable Tor health, recreation
aud pleasure, We have fret, a genial and
accommodating landlord and a good hu,
morcd landlady, experienced and quite
versatile in the catering accomplishments;
then We haw the facilities for outdoor en-
joymcni which the genuine rusticator
knows or ought To know how to adapt to
his needs and tasly-. Livingston, or as il Is
moro commlHly called, Fish Point, L the
present terminus OF n, Knoxville Branch
road, and isu city of cool banks and coal
banks. About one mile from the Living
s,on depot, Il the foot Of Wild Cat Noun.
tain, Immediately ON the Southern bank Of
Rockcastle river ia the old "Grcsham
HOUSE." nov under the auspices of Mr..
Sambgook, IN English gentleman. Il is
from this phcc that Ne write. Asaplace
Of summer resort, Samhrooks j. gaining
some Eotofic,y the present season, and
though then are no cracked up" medicinal
syringe ON dc premises, il Is rot without
it, attractions and in the important de,id-
eiatum of accessibility, its advantages over
some Of the mountain resorts are apparent.
Herr Nc have as tine soit water as ever
,ooled the larched esophagus of a thirsty
pilgrim. for hunting, the surrounding for
isl ahounds With game; Izak Walton may
hold the pls,atorial rod over water abound
ing with salne fish. We have picturesque
mountain scenery, sunny Jopes, umbrase-
'us retreats, gloomy cayems, etc, to at.
ricl and ,uIfil the -cntimcnially inclined
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VIZ have received fron J. 4. Bowman,
Regent VI Kentucky University, large cat
alogue " that eminent and aou i.hine IN.
sttuiion. Young men desiring M educs
ton can get superior advantages IN this in.
-ti,u',, AMI We would advise them to exam.
IN, into the liberal oiIcr made them by
the institution.
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MEeHs Cav HAYS and brother, aud -e,
era other, one day las, week, with a fine
pack NJ hounds, ran down aud caught a
large rel FOX, after i've hours chase
They Jumped" him on the farm Of John
stodghiil, in this county. Several other
i,Ses are Igowling through that section, IN
quest Of young pig,, poultry, etc
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IL ~ hard 10 tell which il the Crater,
TIE eb5 or the fpw Of laborcrs on the new
railroad. II l. continual going aud com.
Ing. A. one -c,tloaccs another goes, and ~
il j., week in aud week out. 1t is estimated
that over four thousand men have passed
over the line since the FIRST pick was struck
Ia the earth at King. Mountain.
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CASEY COUNTY NEWS.
MIppIERrrG, ~, tugutt, fs7i

NinDLEBrrG, NY, AnguSt, 1871.
| Co-e'r0',fslos laicri1- JoprHai,
The election in thi. county passed Of, SC
/ far AS We know, without any difficulty with
the exception Of Taio's precinct. 4 diff.
Guilty occurred at that place between vii.
liam Gauff and Jackson Ducan, which re.
suited in the irightful butchcry Of Dugan
he having received two cuts in the back
Of the neck extending around in opposite
directions an1 passing each other in front
OF the chin; also a severe cut ADORE the
temples; one N the top Of the head AMI one
sevoring tie muscles Of liz arm The only
thing that saved Dugan's life was the kniC,
rolled back the veins, it being loo dull 10
cut them. And sill Dugan bids iair 10 re-
covcr......Mr Frost, gentleman from the
Pension Department al Washington, is nov
ia jli. county invc,tiga,in, Ike validity Of
pension claims. lie appsar- 90 BE- conduct!
in- bis Investigations thoroughly and i'm
partially. Hose who are drawing pen.
sions uniustly and those v no are entitled
to draw them, and for various causes have
failed to do 50, are case which come under
his special Jurisdiction. Our representa-
tive citizens heartily approve of this move
of Grants administration, and will allow it
TO he booked as a credit or Offset against
misdecls and shortcomings ...... The Demo
cratic party elcctedall the county officers by
lars, Lajorit.ls. For County Judge, Stone
ID is elected over Bowman d. a, and
Helm r. 81. For Sheriff, Ru. .e.l d. il
elected over Penn lR. $3.50, and tiibony ID
27j votes W. i. Young is elected Circuit
CLERK; j. w. Wash, County Clerk; Abra-
ham Chri-leison, Jailor, Jas. Hall, Assessor,
and Il. y. Pi,man, County Attorney.
lwrJIgI nEDT
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j. II. AISoLp, who is well-known
throughout Kentucky among dry goods
aud notion dealers, as having been for sew
.ral yesrs connected with the dry goods
snI notion house Of Porch 4 Cooke, OF
Louisville, has recently connected himself
with popular dry goods and notion house
Of cincinnati, MeAlpin, Polk 4 Go. The
house could not have made better selec-
,ion for good representative man of their
trade in kcnluckv.
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ocn people are nov busy hauling in
their winter sappiy Of wood from tic
"knob'' which are about two and half
miles distant from town. The road- are In
excellent condition fot this work, and nov
Is the lime, - !, is almos, impossible to
haul over the roads sfor September.
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louso ladies visiting Stanford thi,
week Mis-. Mary G. Boyd and Miss Carrie
kinman, Of Louisville, visiting the Misses
Carpenter; Miss Barnett, Of Louisville,
and Miss Fannie Robinson, Of Boyle coun-
", visiting Miss Mollie Hill
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TINS two stages which leave here every
morning Sundays aloue-xcepted, for all
points contiguous to The Cincinnati south.
crn railroad line in the direction VI Point
Burnside, 40 out ellcd with passengers,
male and female, old and young. There is
never any lack Of room, for the stage con
tractors II they have their own coaches full,
will charter private conveyance, 50 that
no one Is ever left over for single day For
this enterprise they deserve credit,
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Va black cress after yops name on then
Amarginof your paper, signifies that the
''thc time for which You subscribed has"
expired, AMI that you are requested 70 re-
vncw your subscription. A kEc glossy
Indicates that your subscription !. un-
Hp,id aud Won are politely dunned fur 1t n
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VIZ, in company with some friends,
through an invitation from Mr., H. I, iar-
ris, member Of the Stanford Bar, and a
well-known ready writer, made a visit to
his vineyard at his residence in the suburbs
of town recently. We know Mr. Harris has
! fine taste for rich and rare fruits aud
knows how u cultivate them, but we're
surprised to find the great quantity of we'll
matured grapes as were found upon the
vines in his vineyard after such dry sea-
sou a. has been experienced in this country
this year. Mr.. II has every variety of the
choicest grapes, peaches, and apples we'll
adapted to this climate, making in all over
one hundred different kinds fruit Of in his
vineyard and orchard.
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Tar Academy on the hill will open Sep
tember l+th. The boy part Of the free
school will be taught in connection with it.
Let all come and reasonable allowance will
be made for hard times. Come, help me
build up a good preparatory school for
boys. J. D. MlRES,
i2j II Principal.
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WI had a pleasant call from Mr., A. T
Curj, Of the large stove and tinware house
of A. h. Burnham a Co., Louisville, on
Monday evening last Mr.. Curd was ON his
way to the city after brief visit to his rel
ati,cs in Somerset and he will now begin
his Fall Gales in the city.
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osr Of our energetic resident minister.
Of the Gospel breaches to four different
churches, namely; one ia Lincoln, one in
Boyle, one in Casey, and the fourth in Mad
ison county, Two of them are sixty three
miles apart Ills time is divided equally
Amngst them.
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CART. T.. y. HAyDEs has returned from
Rockcsstle SPRING, looking composed, fresh
and happy. lie reports having had de-
lishtful sojourn At the Spring., eating, sleep
ing. hunting shells, aud rowing, bu, did no
fishing in Rock castle river.
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4 Mr.. LEMON recently attempted, in vi
olation Of law, to dose cut some of his es.
senee Of the intoxicating kind to the good
people Of waynesburg and vicinity, but
finding himself in the wrong pew, left pre-
cipita,ely to avoid squeeze at the Sheriff. :.
hands
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BASE BALL TouRNANENT-The First
Annual Tournament of the Kentucky Base
Ball Association will bc held on the grounds
Of ia, Association at Frankfort commenc-
ing August 20. THREE prizes will he award.
ed, viz; Fret, sl25i Second, So, Third $50.
Competition open to all Amateur Clubs in
tie State Reduced rates have been pro
cured over the various railroads For cir
culars containing full pariiculir-, address
d. T. Meek, Jr., Secretary and Treasurer,
Frankfort, Ny. l27.lt
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ouR cemetery under the superiniendencc
of Mr.. Hendricks, looks cleaner and better
-,--''' q --.-. dill The hrisrs sod '--.sis are
all oh and the monuments and shrubbery
look clean and pretty. The Sections house
and grounds around il are neat aud we'll
kent
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MIssEs CARRIE AND JENsIr BowNAS.
aud Miss Lillian rebbctt., Of Mcrccf. are
visiting Miss hate Withcrs. The Misses
Carson have returned from a ,i-it 10 Ian
caster, anl entertain Miss Alice Hicks, Of
Somerset.
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our neS City Marshal. Gran Mcr.Lon
makes daily visits to every part OF Jul
town TO sc that the s,r,,ts aud other pass
way. are entirely FIRE from every thing
which would tend :, ,urerndUce disease.
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Jls. 4. DCpDERAR will meet bis class at
Bone School-hou~c the first Sunday in
September, at o'clock ?. NJ, for the pur.
pose OF organizing class for W NJ Mark
well, the old, noted music teacher.
Io-.nf
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OrE Lincoln county Changers will give
sgrand, free pic nic on Thursday next, near
town. IAN the world aud the rest Of man
hind" are invited Good music, choice good
thing. to eat, and 6ne speaking will be free
Tor the endowment OF all.
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In. W. II llorrER, brother Of MIR. 4.
oslcy and Geo. ID. Hopper, Of this place,
died Of cholera morbus, at hi. home in
Lebanon, ON last "Wednesday morning.
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Tnr Fall term Of the Lincoln Quarterly
Court will be held the hrst Monday in neat
month.
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rHr las, quarterly meeting Of this dis
tric', for this Conference year, viii be held
at the Methodist Church, In this place, on
Saturday aud SUNDAY next, Rev Charlie,
T. TAYLOR, Of pm,lll. will offciate.
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" rur JorRSAL doesn't contain all the
local news Of interest this week charge il
to the absence Of the junior member Of the
lrm.
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Y. r. Trvis gives a special invitation to
every bJdy to come aud see him, whether
you trade With him Or not. l25.lt
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THE ice-dealer, are out Of Homemade
ice, and we nov nelly solely upon MIR. Bar.
row, who has been aud still l. supplying
our citizens with pure and excellent lake
ice, at . cents pound. Until people build
their ioe-houses above ground we may OK.
pect 10 have il melt by the middle of Au.
gust every year. To make an ioe.house of
stone, under ground, is waste OF time and
money. Tie only true plan is to build a
wooden house within house from 10 10 Is
inches apart and ill the space with saw.
dust, lay rails on the buiiom and cover
the ice foot deep with saw dust. Let the
South AMI North ga5ble ends BE- lattice
work, 50 IA Ia admit free circulation of
air, and your ice will keep from one seasun
TO another Besides this, less than one.
half the cost Of Glling il will be saved
Now is the time Ia build such a house.
when you can get dry saw-dust to an the
space, A house Of this Kind would not oust
over 7 a or SO al the outside figure. aud
even les than either il YOU are handy
with saw aud Ratchet Fifteen twu-horse
wagon loads lasted a neighbor Who has a
dozen in family from May lsi 10 October
-, in housc as above described
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This institution, situated In healthy raron Of
tho cuuulry, surrounded BY an intelligent and NOR
Al ciety, here the sale of all alc0halic beverages
i strirtly prohibited and With facilities of larse
and convenient school rooms aud grounds furnishes
unsurpassed advantages ior tho mental and moral
training Of youth.
The principal having an eHpsTisnce Of twelve
years Ia the best Lsh schools In Kentucky AID Nir-
nnia, and having br several YEAR past visited the
uiosl nupdtant siituiss 10 all aris II the state,
feels fepared 10 ize al she heat and most improved
uirthDds aud appliances fur teaching.
MIR. NJ. v. koppeFt, having al>o large ssIsrienee
Ia teaching, viii give especial attention ~ the fe-
male Depaftinent
Il b our purpose, BY earnest labor Kind and drln
discipline, and car.fl aud thorough training 20 o.
tahlish permanent sehool who're y0ung ladias
can receive a complete education, and young men
can prepare iof buslns.s, l,.ehing "a the lahi0r
sla's,s IA colleges.
Suitable provisions xill bc uiade ior the musical
dclul tnirntj AMI all nece-sary assistance,
loi dr,alaIs and other Information apidy, AMER
apth inst, io lricipal al Solasre-ct
isi-u J : kfPrrR1 An,
lfiuetfal
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REMEMBER You eau buy any quantity Of
the best brands Of WHISTLES and wines Of ;.
y. Matthew 4 Co. at city prices. l27.lt
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VIZ had the pleasure Of meeting Major
wallac, in town on Tuesday last. lie in.
formed Us tina, with small lie preservcr
he swan over two and half miles down
the river fron, ihe burning steamer Pat
Rogers, before he cpull effect sale land
ing Our readers know that Major Wal
lace is the efficient resident engineer at the
tunnel on the C. : r. r. liz arm, which
was disabled a, the wreck, j. nov much i'm.
proved. lie looks a. well and as pleasant
Ne usual.
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s.B. MArnESY a Co deal in pure VII
kic., wines, and ale, at Wholesale city pr.c.
80. l27.lt
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Tue circus which visited Lancaster la;
week was rather slimly attended.
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II ~ universally Acknowledged by all Of
his customers that y. II. rcyis has never
failed to please them both in goods and price.
l.7-lt
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EVERY thing In the grocery line at $. i
Mathcny 4 Co.'S eau he purchased at the
loves, hgurcs. l27-it
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oSr hundred new hsnd- have been added
to the force engaged in tunneling Kings
MoShtain. in the last ten days.
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SEVERAL scw building have been erect
ed ipAr town this summcr, and several in
the rls
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OS next Monday, two weeks hence, all
our schools will open Tor the Fall and Win
ter session. Pupils who have now had IA
long rest during the ,ultry days Of summer
should begin to look up their books aud run
over their page, preparing % enter upon
the coming session With renewed energy
We hope 10 see all tn. schools full and a
larger number Of pupils in attendance than
ever before. Thcse reaarks viii apply, a.
they are intended to every school where the
InrRNAI circulata.
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Tue stock Of groceries Kept by :. u. Ma
the " a Go. are always iresh aud Of the
best qualiiy.rs = .s l27Jt
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GEN. JonS 5. (Cerro Gordo. WILLIAMS
Was in town lat Monday and We lad, not
only the pleasure Of making his acquaiu,-
ance, hu, a cell from him. The General
met some familiar faces here which we're
with him in the latter Of the two wars ia
which he was a gallant soldier. lie !. at
present the Representative from Clarke aud
Montgomery counties and a candidate for
Governor, and will, on account Of his great
popularity aud ability, makea very formid-
able opponent To comp,titors for that Office
The General will, no doubt, give the people
Of the State an opportunity to hear him
from the rostrum, f1r he is one " Ken
tucky's great orators as well a. brave sol
der
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NAN. pynyeTory.

Nil zoe Louisville closes ~ = " yfecissly, anl
ha,-- ssasfors a. ' ~. o M daily.
Mail ffutu Louisville arrive At Stfuf1rl Ia, y.
Mall CO Cincinnati. via Lexinsica, lcavcs stan.
hrl every day ~ t;5O. a ~
Mall hcm Cincinnati, via losiulgton, arrives
~ stasf,ri BOO NJ.
MIL tom soa~.s, aIrlves daily At stanford at )
pm Leaves atSs
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Grange Notes aud crop Joiti.u..

real Estate rransr~rs.
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NOTICE

l. hereby given 10 an whom u may concern thai al
the October term 81 the lineon CIR ait Court 1874
the undenigned sill ask aid court % rondsr !
judgineut empoweIins Mn Lill!e W CaeNis % u.s.,
enjoy sol and gousey oT her own cncht an ed tiio
property she nuN owns % may hereafter aclulrs,
irec from The claim OF d, ,svf her husaald. a. N
chss,s aud oiLersise 10 act and trade a. l,iss 90
sais.
Thu G.st day Of Aurusi, ia
GIolGl "A CHEiI-
l.3-5t ifltii A. fNf.At~
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TuE plcasan, letter OF our editorial col
league, from Fish Point, will be read with
interest. lie anl his excellent pifs are
rusticating for a few days, in the wiids Of
Rockcastle county. We, sitting hem with
the thermometer at 100 IN the shade,
envy thcm as they br,ath the inyigorating
mountain air aud drink cool water from
the pcbbly brooks where the Wild deer
-lak,s il. thirst Now then having tried
10 be pociical and romantic. We feel better ~
We wipc the preparation from our face aud
hands.
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fIvE thousand old paper, for sale at this
onlo' ~ ten cents p,t dul,u. i25if
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want every body to know that have jast rs.
coyed new GGar rhrrshing Machine Of the mos,
improved pattern, and am now prepared TO thrs~h
wheat in Lincoln county a, satisfactory prices. and
IN the most satisfactory manner. | will employ
none but experienced hands, and intend to do work
well and Ia hurry. In employing new thrssher
you make an absolute saving Of so per cent No
loss Of time. mean business.
SEND IN YOUN ORDERS.
ii9-f J. J. DUDDERAR
Stanford, Ky
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Those whose opinions are regarded a,
very near correct as 10 how the Fall mar.
kci for fst cattle win run are Of the opin.
ion that the demand will be good and pric.
e. firm, while the price for stock cattle will
depend upon how the season continues. Il
We have plenty OF rain prices will be good
but il the weather be dry, prices will BE-
1nw