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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-17
Peters Household Melodies

No 20 Price 25 cts, contains the follown. SONGS.
Robin tell Willie I'm Waiting Song s ChoTus hy U.,s
The Bible Mother read Song Chorus H. r banks
The Military Band SeriO-Comic. j. E Stewart
The Rose is blooming still Ballad Glover
See the Angels coming. Song Cho----- ii. Leighton.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-17

its sixth year september 4th isIb Expenses Tor nine
months will not exceed sis5 for bOarders and for those
boarding themselves, less than 300 per
IOaug4w lie. MONROE.
Look ut Prices.
Imperial Tea, IS cents per pound.
Imperial Tea, 30 cents :"
OOlong Tea, IS cents "a
Japan Tea Is cents :"
At BrcKFoRD sNcLaIE's
any other make
u Headlight and Radiant Pailor Oil. at Biekford
Snclair's-
~ If you you want PURE HEADLIGHT OIL, buy it Of
W. z. RUSSELL, Green Front Jan. y.
~ Sound corn for sale the Depot Is cents per
busbel by the wagon load H. II. WHEELER, Agt-
Troy July %, 1s7e.
u Pure Cider Vinegar at Bickford & sinelairs
MONEY TO LOAN,
On long time of interest; secured by
mortgages. f. H. DIENSING.
Troy Kansas Feb. "a, 1876.
FRANKLIN BABCOCK
viii negotiate loans for parties wishing borrow
money 3feb56.
Money Loan,
On long time at low interest well improved Farms
Doniphan County, Kansas Apply TO
junesi. X. K. STOUT, Troy, Kansas.
Books, Books.
At Bckford snclairs you win find everything in the
School line. sept30
Tea: Tea: rea.:!
Go to Biekford Sinelairs and get three pounds Of
Moyune Imperial Tea tor one dollar.
~ New Good. a, hard times prices, at Leland's.
e Choice Cider Vinegar at Van Buskirks.
n W. p Russell has very large stock Of Drugs.
&C. and is bed rock prices II is known fact that
people will bny goods where they and them the cheapest
and best assorted. wv
- Call Condt over City Bakery, for those new
Centennial Pictures. They can't be beat
~ W. p. Russell sells pure Havana hIled cigar for .
nickel IT,
r. New Orleans Molasses at Van Buskirks.
n You can get Machine Oils Of all kinds the low
est prices at BickfOrd ksinelairs
~ large lot Of Csnst.bles Sales, and Justices SUB
prua. in civil actions jst printed and for sale this
Office.
Y Warranty. Quitclain and Mortgage Deeds for sale
~ this oaiee-
Y chattel Mortgages and Bond. Tor Deeds for sals
this shes-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-17

To the CORsttutiOn IF e State Of Kansas submitted By the
LyisatuTe at is last session for the rat fcaoR Tsee
tOh Of The electors If The State at the general election
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-17

In another part of paper will be found the adver-
tissment Of Waterman Bernard who wish TO sell all
the Lumber wanted in Donphan and Brown Counties at
Joseph Elwood for the prices at either place
They always sell Lumber at the very lowest prices and
they especially invite correspondence from any wish
ing purchase Lumber They prepared tn derer by
the lead at any point the ST Joe & ID. c. and
A " Railroads; and they guarantee entire satsfae-
ton in Quality and Price. Good sta1lag for teams
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-17

70 Pure Cider Vinegar at BickfOrd & sinelair's
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-17

n W. p Russell has very large stock Of Drugs
&C. and is bed rock prices 1t is known fact that
people will bny goods where they and them the cheapest
and best assorted wv
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-04-07

Tnr DEBATE-Since Tuesday morning
last, according to previous arrangement,
the Rev. W. Ditrler, Of the VI. =. Church,
South, and Elder Sweeney, of the Christian
Church. have been debating in the fore.
noon and afternoon, Il each day, certain
doctrinsi question. arising from tae Scrip.
tures Large audiences have greeted them,
and the most intense interest has been man
ifested The debaters have been entirely
courteous toward each other. They are
Christian gentlemen, and hence, observe
the rules Of decorum. We are not called
upon TO give, or express an opinion As 10
the matters at issue between them. OF
course each Of the gentlemen has his ad-
miren aud parirans, who will form their
own conclusions from the srgumen on
both sides. Such debates rarely settle the
questions in dispute, but they often lead
many to more fully search the Scriptures.
The debate will probably continue several
days longer. There has been sermon de-
livered each night, since the debate com
men,ed, in both the Methodist and Chris
tian Churches, by some Of the many minis.
tiers in attendance, and these will be con
tinued "a long as the debate lasts, The
physical, As well Us the spi itual man, has
been looked after, rs was evidenced by the
supplies at noon each day, from the luneh
baskets Of many who remained to hear the
afternoon arguments.
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LTSt ON COUNTY NEWS.
Halls Cup ssafisn.

AS there is a very erroneous impression
being circulated in regard TO who the losers
were by the burning Of Mr.. Wares house
at this place, ON the night OF March 10th,
1876, will. by your permission, through
the columns Of your valuable paper, try to
correct some mistaken ideas which have
gone forth, and are being circulated IN the
disadvantage Of the parties concerned. In
the first place. Mr. Saunders never lost any
moAey as reported in your paper Of the
l7th ult., hui did lose property, consisting
Of furniture aud clothing, TO the amount Of
about $500 Mr.. Eubanks lost sls5 In
cnrrncy, and about $50 in specie, and
notes 20 the amount OF about $500
-besi,les all Of his household goods,
clothing, bedding, and, in fact, every thing
else Of which he was possessed, amounting
In all, to near $500. These losses are IT,
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TuE Court-hou-e was crowded last Mon
day, at the Democratic Convention. The
~ ,ple were "hungry" To hear few speech
e. by the var ous aspir nts for the Judge
ship, hut not one Of them was present, and
in that respect, they we're disappointed
Nevertheless, they were RECALLED for short
time, by the speeches Of non-a.pirants for
Office, and subsequently, by the reading Of
the resolution. Of the Committee who were
appointed 10 drait them, For short time
there was little wranglng over the oiler-
ed resolutions, which /, generally the case
~hen two or more persons aspire TO the
same office. Harmony prevailed at last in
that Democratic camp, and every dispute
was amicably adjusted When the great
"unterritied Democracy" meet in council.
for a purpose, there sometimes arise dis
putcs, but they are SURF to end their DELHI
erations amicably, and 10 the entire salts.
faction Of all who may he present. Col.
Narnon has been prospective candidate
for Congress in this District, but he, on last
Monday, gracefully..ieclined to prosecute
the canvass, which virtually leaves the
track clear for our distinguished rcpresen-
taiive, Hon. NJ. J. Durham-and We pre-
sumo that he will have no opposition on
the part Of the true Democracy in the Dis
trict.
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CASEY COIXY NECS.


AFTER the deep snow we are favored
with mild aud salubrious weather; chang
ing the countenance- Of our farmers very
much.
p,,,-on wod,..J,v .y.,;n, oo,h
;ns, J,m.. D,yid inf,ni SON Ill w and
Mill, por,.,
.,.,n,.
AIo,lier cline nail We, a,I.e:
TIA, he shall wake from sorrows dream,
hs'de pure aud living STREAM"
PrnsoxAL.-MIiss Erbert, of Mercer,
is now visiting relatives and friends in this
neirhborhood. She Is at present the guest
Of Mr.. VI. swceny. A fondness for the so
c ety of ladies is something with which
many of our Young men have been lavish
Iy endowed, and "gift of CAB" is certain
Nv promincn, among ,hem-consequently
We predict for her a pleasant visit while
here-on departure Tue "'"p're~ Oh !"
least one-half dozen hea'''' boys no
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RrssScss NOTICES.

.Tny Smith a Ramsey. u and ~ Fiou,
can and sec our stock Of Jjewelry. IA
der-on a Mcitchcrt's
20 rrSs II good Timothy Hay, bsled
Tor sale by J. Bright
ASnrnsox 4 MoRoprnrs have for sale q
enc selection of Mirrors.
IIr,por,nrrns fr gsnilemcns furnish.
ing goods NJ y. H. Tevi-'.
\ rISr lot II Bonansa Brcs.ipins fov
sale IL Nnder-ou Il McR ,bcfis'.
DrAuurrt Vegetable Ivory Necklace.
can he had ut Anderson A McRobcrt-'
Go to John II. Craig. and see hi. bcau,i.
fnl Spring Dress Goods, jus, received.
Trvr makes Gentlemen. White shirt, q
speciality call and examine his stock.
4 LARGE supply " needles for all Ma
chimes just rcccivel at Anderson 4 McRob-
ert's.
AxprnsoS aMcRopERrs'i IL the hest place
to buy Crcquc, Sets They ell them very
cheap.
Tur hest stock II ducling pistols that
can tc found in town, At nierson a Nc
Roberts
IL you want a Trunk or VsIise, Tevis
Eau suit you. lie keeps the best stock In
Central Kentucky.
TuE largest and h~st lot ~ Gold Pens,
ever brought 10 stanford, fer sale by An
jer.on 4 McRoherts.
N.B. Trvn Ia. just received a large
selling very low for ca-h.
ArrLE BRASpy, made by Billy Goocl.
aaigh, warranted not 20 "cut In the eye"
at Anderson 4 Mcliobcris'.
GESrIxr Bos. Cigar, al Anderson a
Mclobert., at 5 cents spiece. IS per hun
drvd, or so rcr thousand.
TnE place To buy Hats l. at n. n Tevi.
who keeps the largest and best -tosk in the
market, and sells cheap for cash.
" you wsnt to see style in Millinery
Goods, call next week nj John II. Craig's
aud Sc Miss Lucy Butterheld's selection ~
Fancy Goods.
- a., ~, ,xp
Tevi- II YOU want a nice suit In the latest
,tyle, and for bu, little money. lie has
the bcst stock in town.
" 1. a gcnrraily recognized fact that
Tc,i- keeps the beet and most complete
stock Of Ladies, Misses and Childrrn's
Sha... .x.. l.,.t In mi. ma. xl.f md II L.
.a,,,,,';n, Lor Law he iii. them
Mis- LrcY BrrTERrIELD, from, the city
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NOT MEDICAIED.

=, :.
rs Two year, o'u, anu as PuIe as .1e,
hest vinegar in Stanford.
Now Is a mighty favorable lah ., n'n' 'ot Jar,
~" r q Early =, "nnnly of srnceries
psss~ Axe handles. hoe handles, pick
handles, rake handles, plow handles, spade
by us.
A bran new stock Of garden tool-, hoes,
rakes trowels, ehildrens sets, spades spad.
ing forks, lines, sprinklers, etc. Low prices
prevail.
IL canvassing your bacon joints, be IN
,Lir,y cents ner nonnd' or 6ur nornd, for
oa" usr
Eew mo,s Inn d,iiar sets Of plow near
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-, A..
800 ~, ,.s '"', "a.". 1857
ton. made Tor iuli sc,ts Of GEAR,
-
iii So,h;.u " .,. ,," "ys, :, o.m "a.
sccident, sudden sickness. and for calling
the farmer aud HI. hand In meals. We
have Ut accepted the agency ~ the cele.
o,.s;na III, n,.J;,n' e,n" NAIL NJ, =, ""a az nn
Call and ace II,
-,
-. Wv ,.,, "",s'' o"""'P'"" ..
Wv ~ " "'''"' 'n'
's'u, WV" ~ W. '''.'' s"' y u"oOn"''
'O'"' '"'s"''' J" :. w :" ICY paw
''o"' ''e !" eos'' '",'e '''sr "'se p'an'
er s''''" ""' 'P''"''"s' ~. 'p'o"''"s
"oe y ,,ie''''' '"' p'e"'"''."'! '"u 'V''
" s.,'" 'o''' y" wv ''.. nsS, 90 '''rS
., w. ,, ren'"s'o"' b. H. ''"s'e'o"'" ~
Abou; Seeds for the Kitchen Garden
Peas for early Use, plant McI.anc's Little
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ForR men, namely, john simms, Mike
Geary. Andy Griffin and james Hickey,
charged with completely In the Kings
Mountain abdu ton, were arrested and
brought before Esquires Carson and Neal
lister. in Stanford, for an examining trial on
Tuesday last--Simms aud Geary were ac'
quilted, but Griffin and Hickey were held
to answer at the April Circuit Court, and
allowed to give bail in 500 each, for their
appearance, which was given, Flint aud
Gorman going on their bonds.
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Mr.. sALrN Is situated on the lurnpik,
road, mijws. between IIustonville and
Middleburg, near the Chalybeat Springs
50 we'll known IN all the IVES, End Of thi,
county. This little village l. Of recen,
date, and Is called after the Baptist Church
of the same name, situated on a beautiful
elevation, about one-half mile distant. The
professions are, one blacksmith, enc tai or
and one thriving merchant, T. G. Jasper
all Of whom are men of experience, and
perfectly reliable.
IN this neighborhood have lived and
died, number ~ those immortal pioneers
Whose longing hearts painted to see the 'er
tile valley Of the Gain TURKEY, and whore
names are now a. sacred as the eden above
Us. But to GIL the holy vacancy Of these
noble patriarchs, We se blessed with the
protection Of such men a. VIM. Fair, J. J.
Drye, II. 8. JONES, and many others Of
equal note, whose moral standing and love
cannot be surpassed in any locality. Near
this place, stands the vacant house Of the
lamented "Ethelbcrt"-who recently de.
parted this life for better world-Texas,
and we only claim that the mere shadow
Of his mantle fell upon us ss he cast il from
this mortal clay. Peace and good will to
his tranquil ashes, for we are told that "the
Lone Star world is bourne from which no
Christian can return"
wru one s;gh exception, VIC have had
no April fools II was this way: Two
y"ung Nimrcds saw couple Of migrating
Wild turkeys go to roo-t. OF course they
were under the trees "at early candle light"
No. !, was 20 take the gobbler, and No. .,
the hen; both discharges were made with
great precision, when No. I yelled out
all right-a twenty pound sobbIer, did you
get the heny No answer. l say, H,
did you get the hen, + nally, the mntter.
ing answer came up-yes, "but you've not
got to tell il, its Alarmed old setting Bur.
zard!'
Ok last Saturday, Isl inst, the dwelling
house, with some ou,-buildings Of james
j. Mckinney, were totally destroyed by
fire. Jim has always been an energetic,
hard laboring man, having accumulated
~ "s y, "o"',. "''"' 'a'o"e" 'a'"
and shine, all Of which, considered, makes
= '''' f"' '"' o"e' i". P''pe,'' WIS
NY .'.'e" W Insurance. ""' no"
:,
-, $3.50 -, '.'! PoP"'A, """
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rcpsrsble, o. there was no insurance on the
above, and II being the earnings and saw
ings Of industrious familie. for year. past.
Mr.. Wares loss !. somewhere between 500
snd $500, which, ss we understand, IL fully
covered BY insurance. A. 10 how the Gre
originated, we cannot tell. Mr.. W. thinks
II originated from defective Cue, while
Others think II was the ~urk II an incen.
diary. The unfortunate families have the
sympathies Of the entire ncighborhcod.
Yours, ]. Z. l..
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PURE HAVANA CIGAR

We have the most durable clothes horse
N the market, offered cheap.
Blacksmi,hs will do well 10 get our prices
on Iron, Steele, Nails, Shoes, Plow VI 'ul,!-,
Bolts, Rasl's, etc.
\ nice lot OF flower vases, flower pots and
flower seeds, rustic baskets, tc.
A tot broilcd beef is luxury that is
now cumea,able. Price Is cts per N.
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VIZ learn that the same mail contractors
who ran the lines last year, in this part Of
the State, and in other parts also, wers sue
csssful in obtaining contracts for the pres.
ew gear. The STRAW bidders" we've MOI,
able 10 gain the end they sought, so far as
Kentucky was concerned. We will have
a regular line Of coaches from here to Som
er-e,, and the prospect is good for line to
Monticello. II the pike between the two
places should be made, and we hope Il
will he, during the present year, the travel
over the road would he doubled.
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Mn. 7. D. sHoRr, Of this place, Is a rare
genius with all kinds Of tools. etc lie has
invented a unique contrivance to be placed
upon Ale bottles, or any kind o. bottles,
such as for mineral water, ale. beer. porter,
&c.. &e, which will render their opening
and closing. rapid and easy, and the anne
cork will last for an indefinite period Of
time, thus saving great expense. and keeping
the contents fresh aud pure. lie has ihree
styles, all excellent, and simple. An Ale
dealer. here, says they are the best contriv'
snoss for The purpose. he ever saw, and are
destined to be put In general use.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-04-07

THg citizens Of Kings Mountain village
arc vary Indignant, AMI greatly outraged
over tho dissppsaranee Of young Plumley,
and say that they intend TO keep up the
search for him. 10 that locality, until they
6ud him, or become satisfied that he Is not
in thai vicinity. A pond near there has
been dragged all over, snpposisg that II he
had been killed he night be found In il.
An impression prevails TO some extent. ibsi
Plamlsy Is still alive. but that he has been
oompslled TO Zee the country, and under
threats Of future yioleHos, 10 keep his
wheresbo unknown 10 the public.
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orR old friend Mr.. y =. NELp, one Of
the editors Of the Ob-errer and Reporter,
lila rrod-burg, spent last Sunday with his
many friends In Stanford. Since Mr..
Nield's connection with his paper, a marked
improvement is noticeable, both In the
make up" aud general merits. We were
glad to learn that the prospects Of HE pa.
per we're never better, and that the rush Of
job work !. all that we'll supplied office
can accommodate. We regard Mr.. Nield
as most enterprising young man, and
know him 10 be one Of the most tasty and
skillful job printers in the State. We wish
him the most unLoun,led success, and trust
that his visits may not he 80 much like the
angels few anj far betweenl in the future,
but that VIC will have the pleasure ofgrasp-
ing his honest hand oftener, and beholding
his smiling countenance on many occasions
during the year.
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ASpy ARNOLD. who killed Andy Conn,
In Garrard county, was tried last week
aud acquitted, rs il was clearly proven To
be q case 81 killing in -eif-defenae. Ar
mold has removed to . place near Crab Or
char,i, in this county. as he fears to reside
on hi. little plsce. We uust that this ter
ible tragedy Is a, an end, aud that the
people in our neishboring county, will
have pace in the fnlure.
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Campbell Il Miller's

Black Currants at u cents per pound.
Leghorn Citron at 40 cts. per pound.
London Layer Raisins at 81 so per box.
Valencia Raisins by the box, at l6cts. per
pound.
A few hundre'l.p pounds of bacon shoulders,
hams and lard wanted in trade at the
ma ket price.
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Nh. W. c. owEx-, Editor Of the SOM.
sres Rspctsr. WINS In to see ne this week.
he hss entirely recovered from his late at.
tack Of Typhoid fever, though he has no,
quite recovemd his farmer flesh. Hell
fs,tcn up, though, In Louisville, whittier
he has gune 10 stay a month.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-04-07

VIZ learn from our correspondent, "Ro-
var" that there has been one death from
Scarlet fever, lately, in = colored family,
near White Oak school-hou-e, In this
county. There are no other cases reported.
A case occurred al-o, In the family Of =
gentleman near Paint Lick, in Gsrrsrd
county. The disease docs not seem to be
confined To any special locality.
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at

VIZ Tan furnish, clear "ffr.ight, splend-
id new two.hundrcd.ar fdy-pound church
bell for $50.
The cheapest and most popular dried
fruit is pruncs. They are healthful or we'll
palatable.
Fresh Oranges, Lemons and Apples, re-
ceived weekly.
Attention is called to our quotations Of
Groceries and Hardware, elsewhere.
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Ma J. =. HuFrsxrR, young man
from Monticello. Kentucky, while on q Wis.
Il to Louisville, recently, by mistake, took
do-e Of Morphia, believing IL to be Out
nine. lie lived but . short time thercsf.
ter. lie died at the Finh Avenue Hotel.
and hi- body was taken To Monticello for
interment.
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MsRKETs.
LessisrifSr.

The Louisville produce markets we're rather qui-
81 yesterday. Bacon held al " se,i0c for shul
dcrs, i3tc for clear rib sides and i3isc for clear
sides, hulk meats were held at ~ scfor shout
ders, i2isc for clear rib sides and re for clear
sides. Lard at it'tc, ijc, and i5itc fur tierce,
kcg, aud bucket. Breakfast bacon at iti.@itizr.
Hams at ltesi4,xc. Mess Ts,rk at t2i so. Grain
had a somew hat better feeling. Wheat at sIai 10
ir red, 81 i5esl Is for amlr. and 81 2oell 10 for
white; damaged grades would not bring ov,r so
essoc. Corn was held at tiessGc for mixed aud
ssas7c Tor while. Oats at Aixes4Oc for mixed
and ioai2l<e for white. Butier was held at GOA
ic tor sooi to choice country. Eggs Of IiaIIiSr.
Leaf tobacco firm, with sales at Sal so fr lugs
and Scale for leaf-lLou. Commercial, 9Th.
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TVS Lancaster pike, from Stamford to.
card the icswes p,see, is under rpais.
The di'ches are being opened, new metal
pat on, and the ensirc grade N arranged,
that ,ho~e vho msy travel over this rad,
viii scs OBJECT to the demands Zoe toll,
made BY the gnse keepep
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HAYDEN Baa TIERS give q special invi-
ta,ion 10 every body LEARNERS, ,sdsr-, pro-
fe..ional men and all, To visit their siore
without delay, while their stock is full and
attractive, They will offer you bargains
never before heard Of Ia SANFORD.
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and Il Is

To elose out our stock Of guns, and
hunting equipmenis. We are offering them
very cheap Tor cash.
Butter i taken very readily now at %
cts. Our lady friends are solicited to send
us all they can spare.
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To pass cn the time As agreeably as pos.
able, last Monday, while the Commi.iec IN
resolutions were ont, Mr.. A. D. Newland,
came forth" and gave vent TO his long pent
mp wrath against the last Legislator, and
he declared they had "lone nothing what.
ever, that they ought to have done" and
"ieft undone everything that should have
been done" Precisely what Mr.. Newland'-
speech had to 10 with the Convention, was
not entirely clesr-but Il KEEP, the large
crowd in fine humor, and prepared the
audience 10 act upon the resolutions, while
Il, no doubt, served TO relieve the speakers
mind % some burihen which had evidently
preyed upon Il for long time.
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Sold for Five Gents

THE best New Orleans Molasses and
Diamond Drip syrup in town.
We have an excellent pruning shear at
Sl,2j which every farmer should have.
We keep the anlealed wire used in the
grange patent fence" Price l0cts Ter
pound
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A suxBrR ofour reader. have complain.
Ell greatly over the late Law, which de.
prives them Of the privilege Of turning out
their stock to Craze upon the turnpikc-.
The Law spplier to the adjoining counties
n Boyle and Gsrrsrd, but NJ, to our own
county, ~ some psr-.ns suppose.
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HAYDEN BRoruERs assure us that they
will be in receipt II goods every few days
from the city markets, by express aud
freight, so o. to keep on hand in variety
aud abundance, everything in their line
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-04-07

NRs. lIEsDRicKs, wife Of the sexton Of
the Buffalo Spring Cemetery, Of Stanford,
died Of Consumption, recently. She was
extensively related In Pulaski county,
where she was raised.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-04-07

J. D. ovrSs informs the public thi he
has thoroughbred Boar, which he has H.
ceased. aud will permit him to serve Sews
At i've dollars each. cash In advance.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-04-07

Mn. JouS J. DrSLAr, a sou Of Hon. q.
W. Dunlap, died at Lancaster last Monday
morning. afier a pro,raeted illness. lie
had a complication Of diseases.