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LAND. sTOCK, ava ,ROP ITEMS.

Tux Shca, crop is looking quite promis-
ing all over this section.
Bro, his Mambrino colt, Prince, for good
price.
MR. J. OwsLEY EvASs sold to Mr.. Lew
is Jones 20 head OF Warren coumy cattle
at $50 50 per head,
Orr butchers say that lat cattle are more
plenty than they have been for several
months. We speak Of small lots for home
consumption.
THE continued wet weather is greatly re-
tardiug the labor Of the farmer and they
expect To be quite backward with their
spring blowing.
TnE market for all kinds Of stock, ex.
cept inferior grades Of cattle, wa. good
lat week ia Fayotte aud adjoining coun-
ties. Good feeding cattle were in active
demand at 81 cents.
IL YOU want the handsomcst horse, jack,
or any other stock bill you ever saw, come
to our Job Office and get il. We are bet.
ter prepared than ever to give you the very
b,st job of this Kind of work and our ''cuts"
are simply artistic.
A Ma lIlwLEY, Of Canada, brother of
the man who purchased the Jordan Mid
dlelon farm, has bought the farm Of Mr..
james :. Bruce, ON the Danville and Lam
caster pike, in this county, and will remove
there with his family soon.
A. b. Owen sold his Cottage home, with
about an acre Of land attached, lying in
our suburbs, to John ". Wallace, for $3.50
cash, and bought the neat little farm Of
l. 4. Moore, On the llustonyille pike, two
miles from town, for Sl3OO-cash--with %
acres Of timber.land thrown in.
/ DANvILLE CoURr DAY.-G. W. Afford,
Of this county I.incoln,) bought of Ben.
Ewing, OF Washington county, 40 head OF
extra cattle, at s. Do which averaged 9O2
lbs.-and took them To Winchester this
week. lie also bought 10 Others, average
weight 500 lbs-for S25 per head. A few
broke mules aud some horses were on the
market, which sold tor fair prices.
CART T. D. ENGLIsH reports the follow.
ing sales at nanville on the 10Th: ! handled
about 400 head of cattle; they brought
from "a Ia 81 % per hundred. Also sold
about 20 head aged mule AT prices from
$50 to over 500 per head; horses from SGT
1928. Lysle's Dick Elmo, brought 500
The number Of cattle ON the market was
yariously estimated at from 600 10 900
former prices Of all kind Of stock were well
SUSTAINED
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Tnr handsome face Of Will. A. Coiey
il now behind the counter at q. q. Fair.
store, and that Of JET. Coleman behind
the counter at Co6,y & Bryant.
Az interesting pro,racted meeting Ia.
been going on at the Baptist Church Ia Til.
place fpr more TIM week, c,1lI,tcl bv
Rev. Jno VI. Sallec. Much interest 1.
manifested, aud the Church is greatly re-
vivtd
4 yourH Of thi. place, now attending
school in a ncighboring town, writes: AN
the boys here, think Zen. Grant j. black,
consequently, they black his face in their
L ;. Histories"
DIN We or the printer spell bridal tour
"bridlc tour in our la.t2
LET Us have peace" "Murat," Tor We
have many tender rccollection- II old Oar
rard and her people - In haste,
EruIInrgr
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LriCOLy COTNTy NIUs.
NoRrn SIDE, Lincoln county. Nv.
March 18th, 1873.

M'Itu if'hi i''p'
torresc,nisaes ft'erior Journal
WHrAr /. looking we'll.
MrcH Of the fruit crop in this seciion Is
all safe up to this time.
Mr.. y. H. DRiGoo and family, lcit this
locality for Louisville last Monday. lie
sold his place to VIM. Iloltlclav.
On the llth inst, tie kitchen Of DR.. W.
W. Uwsley, was consumed by fire, and but
for the favorable position of the wind at
the time, the dwelling house would have
gone down with the flames.
II was Elder Conn, and not Coon. who
would preach ut Rush Branch Church Last
SUNDAY, NJ course your readers understood
the mistake.
REy. T.. \. SMITH, will preach at White
Oak Schoolhou,c, On the "a Sunday in
April
UNcLr Eau. lloltlclaw, who is now IS
years old, walked to Stanford the other
day, aud Thu, we consider pretty good for a
man Of this age
Mn. jas 5. BRucr, one of or most res.
pccted traders aud citizens, and who has
been afflicted for some months with pain.
full disease, is no better, His many friends
would rejoice To hear Of his recovery.
ROVER
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Wa hear Il reported that n. II. q. ant
HE clerks are getting up q big poster to tel
the people what gocds will I've worth In their
Granger store. IIcpe the Int,ior will &c,
job. Guess goods will g. to bottom price,
A MOTT excellent lady, the wife Of H. =
l'cattic, diel Sunday night. She went Il
church IN the morning, and anticipated a
visi, to some friends On the following day
bat during the night, was attacked with q
pain in the head and died in few mo
mcnis. She had, heretofore, been afflicted
with neuralgia. All will join me IN say
ing she was good woman.
CIRCUIT CouRr begins here on Monday
next. We hope no favor will he shown
those who wilfully violate the law. But,
that lawyer, judges and all other elias, .,
will b. compelled to tell Of the misdoin.
IN the land. We want no interpolation OF
intcrccssion. II We do have, We will -,
we'll, you know what the Republican Con
gross tiled to do with Andy johnson
Mn. WALDEs prcachcs At the Christian
Church mex, Sunday. lie may be called u
big preacher physically.
VIZ would like to know by What section
Of the law our heavy mail j. left over at
Stanford, while the roads arc bad.
w., IL. T.. =. - III. -
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SOMERSET, w, March 10, 1875.

SoMtk-kl, tsh.i MARCH 10, 1910.
CorresIoslsaoe Iaferior Journal;
VIZ have had some general boiling over
among those who have been furnishing
muscular provisions aud other supplies to
G. &. Barker 4 Co, Contractors, {. ; X X.
One cannot imagine, nor can estimate the
extent to which our citizens will he effect
ed 10y the breaking OF a company in whom
most persons would have trusted for any
reasonable amount. Much Of this, too, has
been caused by grab at-a-straw" DISPOSE
lion on the pant of some Of our people. II
all had kept quiet a short time longer, a
much more favorable adjustment might
have been made as i, i, fifty per cent is
large pro rdtu-unless something additional
happens. Gibson Bros, have declined Ia
king the contract oil their hands.
WnATa beautiful picture was presented
to members of the singing class Friday
evening, at Q O'Clock "A young man lying
where only the druukard will lie-upon
so't aud div no, muddy couch. For
''ha'''y' ", nave ''' lew Young men VINO
S'''p 80 10" Tor ''' 0eu'
VIZ ha,ca contractor in togn who whites
away hi hour, Of leisure by dumping his
h''' INTO 'O'' c'S'''''''' &C. we ''"'" nc
Is a success 10 the extent OF 2pcr day.
GLAD to see the Young counter jumpers
are improving in the way Of keeping their
business house, in order More room for
improvement vet, boys.
~
~, :" " IL. Ina ,L, - 81 ,hs
W L',a,, - IL, -
IL 90. I,iJ IN ,La.L,Ja n 81
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PULisEi COUNTY VIEWS.


POINT ISABEL, nv, March IL, 20.
oorrc'eo''i-res infs'ior J1TrHH''
IN our Ia't We promised To give you a
descril''on ~ our embryo manufacturing
cry f"lnt ISahcl. named alter Alionso'-
n"thefJ l. situated on level valley at the
junction "' cumberland and south Fork
h'Ve'T' ~ INC he"d ~ navigation Tor same,
ana Is ~ miles from Somerset, and We be-
iie'e u he't'he1 !" DE place OF some I'M
P"r'ahce. We have the Point Isabel iio-
i,l bN Messrs. ltrreit n foague-thc larg-
est in the couniy-thc GREENWOOD Hotel,
10y MI ohio Owens, with the celebrated
cook AUNT Bciiic,' presiding IN tho kilch-
en--a"d the iiilon House, being htled up
10y Mr.. Jno. west, Tor another. Our place
viii have quite an acquisition in the fami-
~ Of Mr.. West. number one Dry Goods
Store by Mr. ". L. Jones. aud two large
warehouses by Struhbe X Pearcy. Mr.. W
q. Strubbc is the owner of all the lands Of
the town proper. and has laid il of in
streets aud lots. lii warehouse Is a very
large one. and j. fled every week from
Steamboats, from Nashville, with supplies
for the contractors along the e. :. Railway
line, and the country merchants. Mr. sam.
Pcarcy has his warehouse we'll filled with
5000 barrels Of cement and other con,ign-
mCnts Quite large business il done here
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lHE scenery arpuhu loiht iSdori u very
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1875. SPRING.! 1875.
f. 3.

Has just received lot of new
and handsome WALLPAPER, to
which he invites the especial at
tentiOn of the public.
a new feature has been added
to the business of e. b. Hayden
in the way of fine lot of HATS
manufactured expressly for his
trade. They are guaranteed to
fit and give thorough satisfaction.
He has also just received a lot
of PRINTS, COTTONS and WHITE
GOODS, also a splendid line of
novelties in Ladies' and Gents
TIES, COLLARS, CUFFS, &C., all of
which he will sell at prices to suit
the times.
Call Oh Hayden early, if you
wish to secure choice styles and
good bargains.
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PLOTTING CRUnBs.

N w..
49,.
Observation-Disclosures -, c..,i.u ,
Mn. ''"' '''''"
rv''.vy e"o''' "'''" ''s'''
'"'"'
.,cKs Dawson Mill. Flour at Geo
u "e"'e"''
Cur,p,sr and best Groceries sold in
;.vn by : n. Matthew a Go.
A,tSr ou.Iitv of home I'm tsist To.
hscc,, =, Csmpb,II A Miller.
clo,h;n, ~ ever, de.crip,ion.
Jru received and for sale, 100 bhl-.
whisky, by > ~ Ma'heny 40.
n n Trvis Ia, received nice lot of
spring style SILK Hats, Of superior quail.
hy.
...,-,,., o-,-,,
,incrd thst George" keep- the best liquor
IN toss.
e.
" uNnps. nss Iy''l'e' a "Ise ,'
signs are exquisite.
-,
soes a"n 70. s''e, 90 '''".- '"ki"-
" Tobacco, At Manu'"e'u''f' pH'''' I"
d. "s'"'"! nv
Tux star saloon h,p' o' ''en, . 'ar.
fsnet' ~ 'nc '''Pc".sI ''ou''' " '"e "''''
nshion'o'e to-oi' w '"' 'i!'
s.,.,. on;on s,t,. ard sod Po,s,n.-
large variety Jn't received
To-, .-, ,,,,.i,. s,ocL ~ EJ,;n,.
t.';-, -, h., ,.,aJ - n IL,
-" - 81 .,..,,,n. ,,,a n.. ,,,.,ns
'' '''
WASTED -By W. 7. Ramsey. = large
-. ~ -, 49, IN - ,h., Li,I'
W. -. ;, ~
A srirNpID line ~ Hat inst received,
.nd tot ale by y. D. Tcvis They were
made expressly Tor thi. market, aud he
guarantee satisfaction in every case.
MARIE Molasss-, Page iret, Buck wheat
Meal Canned frnit. and Vegetables. Pick.
l,. by the dozen 1t tamphrll A Mili.r-
W. q. WrLdu the Receiver IN the case
~ stein W, Ncr-hon To, ~ill set IN
Stanford. Tomorrow, AT one "cluck, :" the
highest bidder, two hnc Rosewood Billiard
Table. nearly nes.
'"h nn'-, SUI o' 's''.'''". W i".u,
s'Aue "'u,"E, w P,"k I
S."noErr ~" ~, - So -
20, 'eN'H "anl'.s ~ ,''''''"s ''0''' ""'
e'ot 'a'e ~ '"~''' P''''''
Cu,s pp,c, late Of I,,c,.i,r ba.
,,.ncJ , new dr., cl,.. B,rber shon over
,he IA, Rom of m. p.ndl,,on iIou-e
>hI ana get ''S'h nav: n'''',h'ns
Sa aeu uu! M" you VIII oe "''''' u"
hA"n,"n'''!
~ T.,,. xLo beam. ,Lo N,n,oo,h
C,a,hin, al G.,,s Tu,,i.hirg Good.
A,... IN S,,,fo,I h.. received III, In,
.h;nn.n, ~, ri. s,,;ng GooJ. ami irt,rm.
n. ,h,, he uill r,n,irn. ,o ,,c,.iv, the.,
.,,,, r..l dnrin, ,h,. Snr;ng month. IL
,ou .,nt IN 49,. .nIenjid .rock az cloth.
L. Ri. .b,... ,,,nt. Liz. etc ,,r
c,Ii =, nj, Er,,,,;nn
WoSprRrUL SuCCrSs. Three years ago
DR.. Bo.chec's German Syrup va. intro
ducei in the United States from Germany
iot the cure Il coughs, severe colds settled
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Ne,esooper Lars.

J. A postmaster 10 requred 70 give notice by let
ter trrturpins q tatft docs not snswer the ia~l
vhsn sth.fibor d,Es not take his paper out of the
once and state the fr It, not being taken
ssd neglect " do ~ n'ake- the postmaster re.prn-
ahls 10 the publisher for the payiaent
2 Any person Who tak-r paper LON the post
cdoe ~hethsr directed 10 his name OF another OF
vhether he has subscribed OF not u responsible Cor
the pay.
al any person orders his pap.f ,lscoutinuef,
Ne must pay all arrearses, OF the Publisher msy
eso,inue 10 send u antil the pay ment Is made.
q n the Wb~rti-r orders his pap-f u w. stopped
~ Q certain time, and the Publisher continues 70
sssd IN. .uhscfier hound N pay Cor u II he takes
" kom the postofhce. The Law prlecei. upon the
ground that msh must pay tu shat he uses.
4 The courts have dcciied that refusing 10 take
s-u,pspers and periodicals ffom the postofhce or
removing and having them uncslled kf, Is prime
fs>ss evidence ~ intentional fraud
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We have been thinking some time of Civ
ing Spring a nice send oil, but the Liteiary
IiJam saves Us the trouble.
"'rhe reign of Winter j. gradually step
ping aside, giving place To a more glorious
soul inspiring season. soon will Spring
With all her eliulgent beauty burst upon
u.s. Soon will the ominous clouds that have
velled the sky and Tor time shut out the
thought that Jar above the sun sllll shines
in peerless splendor will have passed, Soon
vii, the gentle race Of flowers, 50 beautiful
" emblematiled, "Gods under tones of en-
conragrment To the children OF earth which
~ hong, il seems, have slumbered in their
lowly beds, will peep forth their pearl,tip-
ped heads, while green leaves and silkrn
bnds, gemmed With beautiful sparkling
dewdrops hold their festival in honor OF
the Botanical Victory they have accom-
plishod over the 'yrsnt Winter
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UlINE SOfNTY NEUys.

MoSricELLo, Ky, Msrch u, 1875.
Corr,poi.e'.s interior J5aluai.
lT il questionable whether person
ought ever To embark in any -criou. con
Germ Of life, without some definite object in
view. My mind rather incline. to the neg.
alive side Of the proposition; yet, | fno
myself seated tonight, entering upon
correspondence with your paper, which, Il
kept up very long, may prove to he very
serious matter to you, the readers of you
paper, or myself, aud yet, il asked VIVA
particular object have in view in 80 do
ing, should he at a loss for an answer, sat
isiactory even to myself. About the bes
answer | could make, would be, that vol
requested me to do so. aud that il afford,
me pleasure tn be obliging. | have no very
great expectation that my letters will H.
general, afford any considerable amount OF
instruction, entertainment or amusement 10
your general readers, yet, ! trus, my in
tercour-c with then may he always plea.
ant, and its tendency good. IN addition t,
NV unfe,tered d;sn,i.i,;or. ,,o, u,,,o-s
and ,bioy. ., sn.r,I Ioxo, o., .,
yood , bud,.ot ~ o,,ra,, -. -,
letter, AZ time and circumstances will er-
mil you may .Iso I,oL 60, a., ,,..;.,
ii, hi, m, hor,,l..s ,,,ss;,
'r"'So Is '.','oS' mere ana our 'ar'ner'
along with their wort Tb.v comnlain =,
good deal usp,ll that tho I,rd docs no,
rsyulste tho weather and ,b, se.so,s ox
,ctly a, lie shopld They arc u,Jcr ds.,
c.nyietiou that va mr.. h,vin, too mpcI.
rainy DAYS. anil that ". are sure not IN
have enough when il /. needed So much
RAIN IN wet weather, does look little SUI
Perhnous to man up tree, but then you
Know he never sees things IN proper light.
SEVERAL of our mos, active en.ryc,;c
and promising Young men have rec,ntl,
emicra,ed Westward They oould po lon.
ger ''uu'e '"e u"Ii n"ieS mat nave existed
ever SINCE tue panic ooff! VIC nave no IN
ducemeht strong enough I" Keep such ma
,er,S' WIN Us "he' energy ana talent
iee' c""pei'e" 10 seek o'her k'nsu"ms' the
future prospects OF Maeedoh are oy no
means bright WIN all tue vast ana varied
resources III our oeio'eu commonwealth Is
'h.re 10 way 70 en'ice immigration or stop
TINS ru'hous enigfHtioh'
Tn. Wayne County Aur;cul,ural and
Mechanical Soc;eIy- di-,ributed the funds
on hand amounting to something over one
thousand dollars. among i,s Stockholders
The Company still retains its organization
SUI N y. ,Or. '"' o'"e' o"'"' ''AD'
''' "''''"'' "'' ""e" ''"'e' CIV 'e''e'
DIR. lii. PHILIPS has returned nom Lou
isyille, where he has been attending Medi.
cal lectures. lie has his sheep.skin and Is
now Il full fedged NJ, d. lie proposes
finging his single to the breeze in our
midst Success to YOU, Doc.
=, ,
Louisville Library drawing. lie had more
money than he knew what to do with be-
/ fore he drew that prize, and was thinking
of investing some Of his surplus in North
ern Pacific X X Bond this spring, or rs
soon AZ he could learn where they could be
y.,r. os a,o and II i s,id ma, ,,or.. -
7
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VIZ Acknowledge With thanks, the receip,
Of the "Litaay Ibun,," of March l2ih,
edited in manuscript by Miss Meoia A.
Simpson and Mr. W l. Dawson, in the in
tercst Of the "Mount Nenia Literary lub'
It is full Of spicy and original articles, and
the editors show decided evidence of lite
rary ability. same OF the local hits and
conundrums, are very amusing. We pub
lish several creditable extracts from it. aud
regret that our space fYr the present ,iorbid-
our culling more,
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EXCITING Fox CHAsE.-On SATURDAY
the 7th inst, W. L. Dawson aud g. G. Gen.
try after an eScitingVhsse Of two hours and
half, captured very large fox near the su.
gar Loaf fountain. lee Bryan, the ia
nous dog at the head Of twenty olhers,
was the ir,t In plunge hi. teeth in the Rey
nsrd.-Ln iibiun.
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THr entire fore of the journal office
was treated to a splendid Oyster Supper at
II o'cl"ck, lat night, by the courteous and
popular proprietor ~ the MYERS House,
Mr.. James h. owrus. ENe.Hb 'dy know
that a man who would recollect poor
printer, is bound tn keep good Hotel, and
We advise everybody to call and be con
WINGED that he does keep No. house,
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ally, opposite our window, has been IN a
rampage this week. Rsd., plank, log-.
debris, etc. have noa,cd by, rerardlcs. Of
call fir them at the "Junot,aa!'
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Amour thirty colorod people were i'm
mcrsed in logan's creek last Sunday morn
ing. by Rev John Reid, the minister Of the
colored Baptist Church. At least 800 peo-
pie, black and white, we're present, The
dsy "a, beautiful aud Spring like.
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STANFORD Female College was never in
more hourishing condition than now. In
fact, larger number Of scholars -rr now
in attendance than at sny former period
and additions aty made almos, every week
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TIir irrcpre--iblc small boy Of stanford,
has been making and flying ki,c- for two
weeks Or more. Great WAS the di.irrs-
when one nj them found that his sky--ailcr
found lodging on the Court House stecple.
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VIZ notice that a number ~ our citizens
in town and county, are receiving fruit
shade, and ornamental trees Tor immediate
planting. This i. ~ it should be.
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Tmr statements made by our two Bank-,
and the Bank at Somerset, published in our
last issue, give a most favorable showing
Tor thee three we'll managed corporations.
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NrNr rhurday the District Grange will
meet in stanford, and a large delegation
from each adjacent county Lodge j. looked
for. II promises to b. an ENJOYABLE and
profitable reunion. We hope the day will
be auspicious
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W. are requested to state that the Mt
Nc'ds Sunia, Schnol will reopen on the
2nd Lord day in April Mr. G. W Bob
bitt, is earnestly urged to be ii. supcrin-
tcndcnt again, he h'ving filled that office ~
worthily lat year
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A SrNBER u our citizens are now ~.
pairing their houses, fences, and outbuild
ings, in order to have them present come.
" appearance dnring The Spring months.
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Sosr gentlemen caught, with dip net
in Dix river last Monday, over bushel Of
h-h, principally suckers. Another party
tried it aud caught a bad cold They we're
suckers Themselves.
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rRoF. MyrRs will deliver on Sunday
next, the lecture on "Man's Free Agency"
that he was prevented by sickness from
delivering few Sabbath since.
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TnE name of Geo. u. Wearen has be
come as familiar rs any enierpri-iug mer
chant in this SECTION. Ills family suppl,
sior is a popular resort for hundreds every
week Head his advertisement in this
weeks paper
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CousrY CoURr at Lancaster next Mon
dsy Don't fail To attend and hear thu
speech Of Col. H. NJ. Bradley, on the taxa
tion and other important questions, in which
evsrv citizen is Interested.
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AL going out aud none a coming iu
will bankrupt an Oh man." said one of
Campbell Il Miller's customers the other
day A. he was reluctantly paving for ten
cents worth Of meal. III any more such
drain. are made upon my purse by my cs.
travagant family thcrc'll be a regular meal g,
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NEwsrArsnrAL The Mt. Sterling Sen.
ind, has changed hands Mr. W T Han.
ley, having disposed II 1t to Mr. Il Gar.
rctt, who will henccforih be the editor.
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Ma $. VI. CARspy, the owner Of the
Commercial Hotel" will hereafter CON
due, H. Mr. Gillian having left 1t. lie b.
now rcftting Il IN fine STYLE.
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JSo. u. DoHEary was sentenced in Dan
vile On the 18th, TO tine years confinement
IN the Penitentisry Tor the murder Of his
father about year ago.
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Hos. I. W. NARSbS has not declined
to become a candidate for Lieut. Governor, -
as suggested by the Stanford Correspond
ent Of the kentucky Adroontc, but simply
declined Ia let his name 90 before any Coun
~ Convention for accommodation. The
Correspondent misunderstood the matter
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HOME JOrT.SGS.

VIZ publish a readable letter from Point
Isabel in this issue.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

Ir commenced raining last Sunday eve
ains aud continued nearly twenly-four
hoar,.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

TINS office il greatly indebted to Mr.
james Anderson, for a fine treat Of Maple
Sugar, which he brought in on Yesterday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

Blue GRAss over the hills is looking
green and heauiiml. II the weather is at
ell favorable for three weeks longer, stock
can thrive upon il.
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r. J. CAMPBELL.

Farmers will always find with ready market for
Dairy Products, Vegetables, Flour Meal. Bacon,
Lard, Poultry, Fruit, Eggs, Etc.
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TnE regular service. at the Methodist
Church at this place, have been di-contin.
ucd until the first Sunday in April. The
great amount NJ extra labor that has lately
dcvolvcd on the excellent pastor, Prof q.
G.. Over-treet, has affected his health and
renders this step which he takes at the al.
vice Of the stewards, absolutely necessary.
We sincerely trust this short rest will have
the desired effect. The Sunday School will
continue ~ meet ~ heretofore.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

Special Cash Orders from house,
keepers Hotels, and BOARDING houses