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SALT AND ASHES FoR STOCK.

The case Of the recent lose Of about 40
sheep by Capt. Logan, Of Boyle, by giving
them salt and ashes, has caused very general
comment among the aericultuialisis Of this
vicinity, and 50 far as We have heard, no salts
factory solution Of the mystery has yet been
given. The practice Of mixing ASHES With salt
for stock Of the various kinds is almost uni.
sessally followed by the farmers in this section,
but none Of them that We have INTERCEPTED in
reference ,o !, can give reason for doing SO,
except that II ia recommended by old farmers,
and was praetissd by their foreiatben. II is
claimed that ashes are wholesome for stock,
and they mus, be mixed with salt or the
stock won't eat them; Others say that ashes are
Injurious given in any quantity, and Danger
OBJ IL given in large quantities. Mr.. j. q.
saiih, one II our obserant farmers, says that
asles when takenin the stomach are convert
ed into strong lie which sbsorbs the oily
suttanee, forming soap and the oily sub
stabee being absorbed the seeretions are inter
ferai with to great or les extent producing
dissses and and death. In support Of this he
meniyned case within his own knowledge,
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COURT DAY SALES.


Winehcstcr-Col. Caldwell reports about 200
cattle offering, but few sales. Prices from 3
to &c. A lot of 20 Of 1880 lbs weight, sold AT
$50 per head 80, Of 900 lbs at s3i. One OF
two single mules and few horses offered, but
no sales. Great depression on account of veto
Of currency expansion. The moueyless men
condemn the veto, while the moneyed men "a
vor il.
Cynthiana-A. W. Lydick, auctioneer, re-
ports: "About $50 head Of common to fair
cattle, calves, yearlings and light 2-year olds,
and all sold calves sold from $40 to SIS
yearlings Sl5 to S25; mich cows in good de-
mand and sold from $50 to $50 But few
mules offered and none sold. Horses in fair
demand and quite a number sold
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TURN EissVII.LE.


west end Nv
lincoln CO State KyD
Mr. editers
mi dear mister camel--if you was farmer
(which You haint) an was to enter protests
agin evrythins that hinderd your farmin, as
bitterly AZ you do evry boldly that opposes
good an sound democracy, you'd say some nv
the cus-est words that ever fell from the lips
NV editer nv as widely surculated paper as
the "in,eror journal" about the Rane. we hav
had Rane evry day washin away lenses 4 wat
er gaps & briggs an drownding persons (one)
fur fore weaks, eenaIy speakin the west end
NV the countyes HELM is purity good, thare has
has bin no cases NV colry, but the Drs about
says this kind Nv wether Is mighty good fur
the "cereby spinal amnauensis' no wunder
the Drs charges so much when tina hav to uze
SIGH big words,
haint got no muse Nv no importance to rite,
the nabors is all we'll except the chickens an
they are dropping oil by colry, thare is heap
nv rras- but the Rane-has washed all the
substanstiai out NV il, there is bite party out
here, but il they waste say Little party, they
would give il the rite name; They hav tride
to 81, me TO sell out two, but when | think NV
the time onered principals Of democracy bein
sold fur even the immence sum Of $500 (thre
hunded) mi blood curdols and ! say no--em-
fatically no sir! an that is won Nv the Resons
/ seated myself to rite to you pay as mutch
tacks as eny boldly in Lincoln counyes west
eend, in proposhun to mi wealth, an haint
goin to stan back an see JUICE softly threw ont
NV offs. jest bccase he axes a leeile more an
mr. little. JUICE softly understans the hisness
Revolving on him in the offs, mr. little don't,
il you mr. editer had a good hoss (which
you haint) one that you moved worked well
in geers, (which you wouident know would
you like to traid him off fur won that you
dident know nothing about (which you
wouldent)s paws fur Repli.
kno am considerd the but ecnd uf the
democracy NV lincons west eend, an fun that
Reson DEAN il proper to say that thare is
sum NV the substanchest democrats in this
eend or eny other eend OF the state.
mr. editer you Jest oought to cum out bear
(which you have dnn) and see TIE curls.
thare was trial at tuinersville last saturday,
about hog in the store, If you see PROPER
to put this in yore paper you may do so with
out charge yosr tell deth
Jain N D
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Lincoln Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court will close today Fri.
day.) On Tuesday last. Judge Fox was at.
tackled with one Of his unfortunate periodical
aspells,' and the court has since been In charge
Of Hon. T. W. varnon, who has dispatched
business In a credita5le manner. Three men
one white and two cclored have been sem
fenced to the peuitentiarv for one wear each
namely; Charley shannon for stealing goods
from the store of Jno, o. McAiis,er; Frank
White for stealing some specie from J. NJ.
Moore. and CLAW Carpepter for breaking omen
and robbine the house Of DIR. Clifton Fowler,
Rut Gew civil csses were tried duy;ng the
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10000 pounds strictly Choice Family
Flour at Geo. D. Wearens. Makes
better buiscuits when paid for Cash
DOWN.
TO.DAY'S ITEMS.


W. ~ Euofe fcVeiNts iFtaN hsh Hahy'
Ramsey Is furnishing bread to many Of our
country friends. lie is also baking excellent
cakes.
Mrs. Cynthia II,mmonls has a comforta'
able, new cottage, situated in the sub
urbs Of Stanford, containing two front rooms
and an l., which she desires To sell or rent ON
reasonable terms. II is, We believe, the only
vacant cottage in the place. Persons desiring
To buy or rent, may call upon Mr.. 4. D. Cald-
we'll, at his Office ON Lancaster street, or the
owner, at the tolleate, one mile from town, on
the Lancaster turnpike.
Our readers who may be in want Of maehin-
ery, are referred to the advertisement OF the
Owens, Lane A Dyer Machine Company, Ham
ilton, Ohio. The reputation Of their maehn-
cry is we'll known all through Central Ken
lucky, as well In fact as il is all over the West
and South, aud needs no Recommendation with
those who have used, or seen il in opeiailon.
We would advise those needing machinery Of
any kind 70 20 and see or correspond with
them.
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS,
By Our Special corrsspsndsass.
MT.lxENnA.

Tn. bu.v xh.., n M. h.. .,.o., re<orued
her annual revoI,,,onI .;nce La, o. vh;.revcd
throusb Won, oornm,.. h,, w;,, 4. lind
pcrmi..ior and ,ndn,s.nc. r,,ch IA. become
a predominant, cb,,,c,er,.,,c xi,b Won toward
your corrc.,onde,,. -. x,Il. ,hi. rairv af,er.
no,p. sen,Iy di.,nrh ,he silence. vhieb. In.
decd b,. c....,, A. r., .,r n,..,u- a. 90
would have %, l,.w ,h., -. ,,.o ~ Bv;vv.
and occ,.,on,IIv an,ov,n. .om. 81 Tho hliss
from nm, ~. ,,,u.;.., 60 n h.nn;,... y
,llop.b N AZ. $3.50. .s - w. 49,.
clad 10 male men,io, ~ Tho ,.-o,,,,;,a,ion
81 ON, s,nd.v s.hoo, lin ,r.n..,,.d on
last s,,d.v .,on;.. -, h,un,v s.vor,n,o
cir,u.,,n,., ..,,s.a - ,.,,c,
-. e., a. ~ yv p-l,',.. o..
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Geo. D. Wearen still Continues to sell
Groceries Of all kinds at bottom prices
and quantities of them.
Another Veteran or IsIa Gone.


Died in Garrara county, KY, at the home
Of zachariah Elkin, on April 2ith, 1874, Mr.
ROBERT ELKIS, in his soth year.
lie volunteered in the service Of his country
in 1912, under Capt, Simpson, Colonel Donel.
son and General Calimlese, and was in active
service in the army until honorably discharg.
ed. Upon his return home, he married Miss
Polly Salter, with whom he lived happily
about 81 years. As husband, he was devoted
and kind; asa father, none was more indul-
gent, always ready to help his children, and
promote their happiness As citizen, neigh
Dor and friend, he was notably patriotic, oblig-
ing and unwavering in his devotion. lie was
always ready and anxious TO c,niirbuteto the
needy, and his house was the hospitable home
of all who saw proper To pull the latch string
and enter beneath his roof. lie was devoted
Disciple Of Jesus, having joined the Christian
Church about forty years before his death, and
during a great part Of the time he was an
Elder in the church, filling that position in
an exemplary maner until his health failed
As long as he could go to the house of the
Lord, his seat was rarely vacant, and after
his physical man had succomed to desease, he
manifested his concern for the prosperity of
the church, and love for the brethren
especially at Rush Branch, Church in Lincoln
county, where he served as Elder 50 many
years. But he has gone to receive the reward
for which he labored, and while his body rests
beneath the sod in the cemetery at Lancaster
beside his beloved wife who preceded him to
the grave about three years, We, his children,
grandchildren, relatives, friends, neighbors
and brethren know assuredly that his spirit
dwells with the Father la the "far of better
Land"
BLESSED are the dead that die IL the
Lord, yea saith the Spirit, that they NAV rest
from their labors, and their works do PILLOW
them" NJ.
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where steer had eaten quantity Of SOAP
which caused his death in few DAYS. Upon
examination, 1t was found that the fat around
the sides Of the nav was as bard as II frozen,
and presented the appearance Of sperm. file
says, and others coincide with him, that the
practice Of giving ashes to brutcs is cruel and
should be discontinued. The majority Of the
farmers we have spoken to upon the subject
of giving ashes in small quantities, say TIM,
ashes are Wholesome but an overdose Of pure
salt will kill stock as certainly as the most
deadly poison.
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We had the pleasure Of a call from Mr.
Robert Grow, who recently returned To this
county from the mining districts Of Colorado
lie exhibited to US some very tine specimens
Of ore taken from lode from which he conf
IDENTIFY expects To realize princey fortune
lie viii return 10 Colorado next Fall. lie re-
ports Wolfork Givens and Mat. Crow both in
excellent health, and on the road TO immense
fortunes. Success 20 EN- ALL
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Louiriae- Light receipts of cattle and mar
ket opened dull; quality not so good as the
Monday previous; quotations the same as last
week shipping S. 5OC65 IS: butchers 81 rs
to S. 25; medium So so to 81 50; ordinary
and thin cows, heifers and steers, 81 to So
Light hogs 81 4o@4 70. Good demand for
all grades of sheep, and light receipts quota.
tions best 50 so; good $500; medium si95
per 100 pounds.
Ner York-Good receipts, and quality gen
orally fair. A few fancy steers sold at l2sc to
isc; but II lc was the outside price for strictly
prime steers, and DC to l2lc the extremes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-05-01

We have time aud again asserted, upon the
authority OF those who ought to know, that
the Grange Of the Order Of Patrons Of lIus-
bandry, of Stanford, does not contemplate or
intend TO organize "tirange store, or in any
way interfere With the business interests Of the
merchants and mechanics Of Stanford. A false
report in reference TO the business intentions
Of our Grange has been originated and circu-
lated by some one whose chief object In life
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-05-01

A crazy negro woman was brought before the
court last week and adjudged a lunaiic by a
jury. She was taken 10 Lexington, hut the
Asylum being full. she was brought back and
ordered to be confined in our Jail for safe
keeping until mere suitable provision could
be made for her support aud comfort. We
thought that when the Anchorage Asylum
was opened there would be no more complaint
of this Lind
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-05-01

Our Good Templar Lodge has taken a new
impetus lately, and the memberships rapidly
increasing The following oficerS were elected
at the last meeting @. X. Pherigo, W. c. T.;
Mrs. J. s. Murphy, W. V. T.; j. X. sewell
Secretary; Mis- MARY Mershon. Treasurer.
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The President of the Board Of Trustees has
been in correspondence with the Chief Of Fire
department Of Louisville and the manufacture
Of several Fire Estinguisher in reference to
the matter Of Organizing and equiping FIRE
company here, and doubtless some action will
be taken at the next meeting OF the Board.
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Lost between thi. place and Highland box,
containing surgical instruments, marked to
DR.. Geo. Perkins, Somerset, Ky. A reward
Of IS will be given for the return Of the box
to Mr.. VIM. sewell, Commercial Hotel, Stan
ford. y. r. CAMDEN.
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In the Fsyette Circuit Court District the
Judge will not permit the Sheriff to call the
name Of either litigant, lawyer, witness, or Of
fccr Of the court at the door, This is an ex-
cellent rule, aud should be adopted by all the
courts in the State. The room is the place for
all that have business there, and il all would
remain in the room the business Of the court
could and would be greatly expedited.
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On this pagc viii be seen the prominent
card Of Geo. d. Wearen, one OF our leading
spirits in the grocery business. lie has per-
formed his par, in demonstrating to the legit-
innate trade Of Stanford that there is not a bet
Ter and cheaper grocery market in the Stale,
outside Of Losi.s lie, than ours.
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II is proposed that the teachers and pupils
Of the whole county unite the 2sth day Of
May next ina contribution to establish a
teacher.' aud pupils memorial fund in honor
Of Louis Acassir. The fund is to be kept
separate, and the income to be- applied to the
expenses Of the Museum Of Comparative
Zoology at Cambridge, Mass.
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There are some complaints among the farm
ers in this section abou, the wheat being dam
aged little by the recent rains, and they say
II the floods continue to pour few days long
er, the wheat crop will prove failure. Such
Representations are enough to drive fellow
to the cup that inebriates. We can do with
out wine, women, hoecake, hog and hominy,
but biscuits and light ROLES we must have or
nsrish
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Many 81 the farmers Of Shelby county are
not raising corn enough for the stock they
keep, finding Il more profitable to produce or
chard grass for seed, and buy corn even at
81 so per barrel.
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The lecture delivered by Prof @. W. Dun
lap, IT., at the courthouse, last Friday evening,
was intensely interesting. lie handled his
subject with a grace and familiarity that
showed at once careful study and preparation
We regret that the weather was 80 unfayora-
able as to prevent the attendance Of many Of
our Bibe-reading citizens but hope they will
have another opportunity at no distant day to
hear him
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Tuesday night In each month.
cuCRcnfr.

tht h,AtA~
C.risiian-Dcpot street-Preachins BY Ed.
8 II King, % Lords days in each
month at III o'clock, m. Sunday school o
o'clock, J X Warren, sup't, Worship every
Lords day blythe congregation.
| Baptist-Rev. v T. Kirtley Pastor-C hurrk
meeting 1st Sunday in each month. Sunday
school at Q O'Clock, q Il Waters SuPt.
. Methodia Episeopoi, (Soufk) --Rev. q c Over
street, Pastor-Scrvices I'd and ~4lh Sundays.
Prayer Dessiug every Thursday It151k. esn>
day school at Q o'clock. -. ~
Resl yss-ian (.SsufAa1) -rrcach1ne ~ ~.
VIM. Grow, let and 3D. Sabbath inu kmuGh.
lsSunday school at o'clock, =. .>..-'''''
l.. h T.. - s,ss q .le III s4sIy
Gi~ns Church, Liscola .Con,1 uo1oD
by Elder Jesse Walden eyer first Sunday -
ing and afternoon in each mouth. -4Sf
M Maria Chrixian--Nin luniles ssu1A II
Stanford-Preaching every fth Saturasy and
Sunday following, by Elder Martin Owens.
Wchm Fhf Cumberland 'Hvsbsaa;as-
Preaching by Rev. r. II. Cnldwcil Sd Sunday
in each month.
C,ab Orchard Baptia-Preaching every Snn-
day by Rev. n u johnson, Prslor Sunday
school at 2 o'clock y m. Also preaching every
9TH Sunday by Rev ii Brookshire.
Grab Orehqrd Presbyterian (Assembiy.)-
Preaching every LIST Sunday In the Baptist
church by Rev Mr.. McElroy.
Grub Orchard Pfcsb,terian (Oli~, Sthoeflr-
Preaching every 3rd Sunday by Rev 8 IS Nc
Rober q, In the Baptist church. -
Hustoarlie Pc5ytsriaa-vacant. Sunday
school every Sunday mprning ~ 10 O'Clock.
b Green, Superintendent.
Ha@fodrlle Grisiidn- Preaching BY Ed. W
l. Williams every Lords day. Sunday school
at o'clock, m, 7 A Blain, Superintendent.
Logaa's Cfeek Cnion.-Preaching BY Ed. A
d Rash, Baptist every ID Sunday in each
month. Chsrch meeting NJ 8 o'clock, r. NJ,
the Saturday preceding.
Hustonplle Caiied SUNDAY !Sckod-Meets
every Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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The Nashville Races have been postponed
to the 10Th Of May, on account Of the over
flow and damage to the track from the Cum
berlsnd. The Memphis races have also been
postponed until May 4th, on account Of bad
weather.
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We welcome again to our County News De
partmcnt our fair and fascinating correspond
ent, Mischief whose facile, gem imprinted pen
hp. been corroding in liquid extract Of con-
cenira,ed moro.eness for 10, these many days.
Count Us one Of the sl~cple~ fishing party, il
We have to GO via Chicago divorce court.
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AZ the weather has been 80 unfavorable for
fishing, Mr.. Barrow has extended the time in
which persons will he permitted to h-lf IN hi.
pond TO the 10Th Of May, after that day no
one will be allowed to angle there.
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The Jail is empty, and Buford is di-con-
few Of the Juvenile rowdie. who play
base ball on Sunday and make the street
corners hideous after nightfall.
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One Of our infallble weather prognostica-
tors says there will change take place in the
weather sbou, the lOth Of May, but in the
meantime It will continue in a melting mood,
with alternate smiles and tears.
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As an illustration Of the immense resources
Of Texas, Il Is stated that one breeder there
buast- that he will have $4,000 calves to brand
this season.
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AUGUST ELRcrroN-is74.



We are authorised n ANNOUNCE NJ n. OwsIEY, NJ
snc.sssr, candidate hs circu, Judge 81 this, the
9Th, Judicial District ~ the nest August election,
subject TO the VII Of the Democratic party.
To the voters cf tho sth Jailcisi District The
Dissdct Committee of the Dcmaraiic party hs,ina
crirret primary clccsion 10 the third sat
.risy n MAJ, nest TO nomlnaie candidates ~ ~.
Judgsship ard Conmop wealth Attorn~yshlp Of said
District good Aith o. political s.~siatss 81 rrpcr
consideration fr the htrnony u the Demrratic psr
that dsstfon Hence propose 10 abide by " result
uncondltlonally. While IN c.mmen vi AT reheet.
sa s. ss.s, ne s o. 3, q Ss . IT, %
ser,.sly. u so~iss' 40 ss,hias "a The ssass.. sai
Yet viii Gel Il nv ds.y 10 repsi With such ability
s may possess. all the persistent m,acks that nsy he
made on the party that dominates me ny any poical
oppoaent that I may have W the rs-c.. I would be
glad 10 have the nouil nation, aud, " rtt H. wi !
N IKE all henorsi'e ehrts-e>chesins, hoseyef, all
ILLEGAL Immoral issns 10 In the gem
iio.tipe JOHN $ VAN wrSKLE.
For Censsoww esish's Attorney.
Esssw Interior ysw~sis
You viii announce me ss candidate Cor Common
suhjec, 70 the action % the Demoerac party In any
Srm :" action may b srrg.sd ,,.,.,,
We SIRE suthorizea 10 snncunce r. G. WARREN
candidate tof Common veslth's Attorney II the sth
Judici, District. at the next August election subject
10 the VIII Of the iemocrstie party.
ny. IT, of ;acas,st aespiids,e fbr Common vealth'-
Attorney Of the Eighth Judicial District at the essu-
Ing August elcction.
Fee yatisv.
sm o candidate fr Jaisr Of Lincoln county and
Win ihask my friends TO give notice q the Act;
I'm. DAVIDSON.
10 the voters Of Lincoln county I am an independ.
sut p,mccrs,ie esns,ds.e hs the ohse q Jni.er q
iinceln coun,y-suhect 10 the voice q the VOTERS "
the eoaniy .sr"--cd q, the po, ~ Oh: a., n.nasy
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Mr.. J. s. Murphy purchased, last week, fol
Mr.. White, Of Monticello, and Vim. O'Ban.
non, Of this county, the lot adjoining the Com.
mercial Hotel grounds, on Depot street. al
500. Two store-rooms will be erected upon
the lot in few weeks. and Messrs. White
& OBannon will occupy one of them in the
grocery business, and, we presume, the Other
will be for rent
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The irrepressible Barnum has recovered,
Phenix like, from his ashes, and opened his
Roman IIippodrome, the largest place Of
Amusement in the world, in New York city.
His advertisement will be found elsew here
not in this paper, however; but a gentleman
unknown to the saw-dust arena, and unac-
quainted with the geological and ornitholog-
ical sciences, announces, on our first page, the
permanent establishment Of the biggest show
Of the age" at Stanford. Free exhibitions
morning, afternoon and evening until further
notice. His object in admitting persons free,
il to "draw the crowd 40 that he can sell at
nearly nominal prices, the wool, fur, feathers,
etc, from the backs Of huge collection Of
rare and wonderful animals. Let everybody
visit the museum and muse the while upon
the Ee-ablity Of newspaper men to see snakes
where snakes haint.
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The Stanford Woolen Mill has recently
made several shiI men,s Of their Jeans to Texas
upon special order. II Is regarded by Texans
a. the best Jean. manufactured in this State.
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The trottcr J. c. Brown, known as "ITeury
Todd" when he beat the American Girl, has
been sold TO Californian for $4,000.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-05-01

Farmers, THINKS the Lexington Glastie, will
do well to look with suspicious eyeon slrang.
ers. .,ast now a set of men are going around
.ae country representing themselves TO be
agents Of the Changers, and offering To sell for
cash, goods to arrive, at very low prices. They
offer coffee, sugar, tea, dry goods, or anything
else at temgtinely low prices. and the accom-
plished scamps have such business air about
them that they are likely to deceive the I'M
suspecting. They go through all the formaii-
ty Of bargaining and carefully taking down
your orders in memorandum book, give you
receipt with business air, and tell you
about what time the goods may be expec ted.
II is useless to say that you will never see
these middlemen again, and you will never
see the goods. The best way is TO deal with
men you know, and then II there is anything
wrong you can go back on them. he cautious,
farmers Of Nicholas ard adjoining counties.
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The cold snap Of La, Tuesday night did not
slay the fruit as all anticipated. A few peachc.
were killed, but apples are safe.
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To-day we give place to the mammoth adj.
veriisemcnt Of Severance Miller 4 Co, which
!. in keeping with their large and exceedingly
attractive stock Of Spring goods.
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Some gentleman or lady at Bee Lick, write.
US an occasional letter, which finds it, way to
our waste basket for the lack Of the authors
name.