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NRw ORLEANS, October GA meeting
Of the medical profession Of Galveston re.
solved that the necessity for quaran-
tine against New Orleans no longer ex-
listed, and that the quarantine should DO
abolished.
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Relief for YelloW.Feyer sufferers

MExfHIs, October 8. The Relief
Committee forwarded the remainder Of
the sum collected for the yellow fever
Auiieres to-day: To Savannah $2,e71, /,
20 Brunswick s., 900.
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REruBucASG
DEMOCRATS.


W, W. MeNouIes, W. J. Kelly,
Hon. Robert Chambers, Judge Of the Court q
t. n. Thompson, Chairman. Democratic Central
J. SlR n Riisy, Chairman Democratic Executive Com
WIN. ]. kelley, County Treasurer,
james B. Ryan, Deputy County Treasurer, i
;. Neigwaneer, Justice Of the Peace,
A. P. Blair, Teller Fisrt National Bank ot st
ClAIrsvills,
W. n. cotisnd, Deputy County Auditor,
J. ]. Burns, Superintendent Of Publle Schools :
Robert Alexan4eI, Pastor First Presbyterian
Church,
C. n. Gawmer, Editor Of st.. Clairsyille GGscti,
Col. Jas. F. chnlesWorth, Master Commissioner,
l. N. Patterson, ex- County Treasurer,
r, II. Eaton, Attorneys At Law Of Bel
GoS; u; umstsad, County Bar.
- W. d, Yv~~nx rkyfruar
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, LONDON, October GA dispatch from
Pesth states that letter from Prisrend,
Albania, says that $4,000 Bashi Bazouks
have returned TO that neighborhood from
the Turkish army, because Of disagree
ments with the Turkish commanders.
They state that after the battle Of Septem.
Der I, they were on the point Of crossing
the Moraya and entering AlexinatE, when
they were stopped by the Turkish regular
troops, who were ordered to shoot all who
attempted 10 cross.
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SPAIN.

federation Clause OF the Consti-
..p.. #. tuition,
MADRID, October G.-some representa-.
tive Protestants have consulted Martineg,
former Minister Of Justice, concerning
the Interpretation Of the liberation clause
OF the constitution, and he has given the
opinion favorable 10 the Protestant view.
Il is generally expected that the Cortes
will reassembEe at the end OF the present
month
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Seey Nat. Rpub. Com
EIRht Dispatch,


.,a.s. DENVER, October 6.
Returns are just received from Elber'
county which give Republican majority
Of 10, Republican gain over 1874 Of
293. Returns from Grand county give
a Republican majority Of 46, which il
also Republican gain over the vote OF
1874. 10 llaaE sRt5 .qssi
Deducting from the total Republican
majority which the official figures assure
to be correct all that is claimed by the
Democratic State Committee, and the
net Republican majority in the State is
l 200. The Legislature will certainly be
two-thirds Republican, and probably
nearer three.fourths.
Al special reports designed TO eo!fute OF
tRrow diSreda upon these dispatches are SenI
out for miseh ferrous purposes.
Will send list of 0 ficial figures as soon
as possible. The party who has been
flooding the country with sensational
buncombe about the Colorado elec.
ton applied for the privilege Of the AS
sociated Press TO carry out his purposes,
You can safely stand by the result al
stated. .~r. .....,y
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WnEELlso, Oct. 9Th, 1867.

The Parkersburg paper referred TO
above by Father Sullivan Is the Times.
That is the paper in which we saw tho
statement referred to, viz: that in the
course Of some remarks by the Bishop at
= gathering near Parkeriburg he lhad
taken occasion to declare in favor Of IT,
den and Hendricks as his choice for
President and Vice President. We might
Say in this connection that The Times Is
edited by Mr.. EFT. Drahosh, 4 gentleman
whose daughter has been at school at Mt.
de Chantal and who was himself reared
in the Catholic Church, and who, as we
understand him, has no preiudices agHinst
that church. He did not criticize the al
legged remarks Of the Bishop nor express
any disapprObation Of them whatever,
but simply, in a brief paragraph, referred
to their utteranee as a matter Of fact.
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NHAs. E. DWIGHT
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Il prepared To make careful and complete analyErs
Of Iron 0reS, LmestonCs, MlnerAt Water1, etc.
LAboratOry cor. 9Th and Chapllne streets,
au22 Wheeling, ". Va.
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Yellow Fever.

SAVANNAH, GA, October G.-YellOw
fever interments 10.
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A CARD.
Editors IntrllIseneer:

kdltor1 lntEluSeneef: 49,.
In your issue Of to-day fnd RI. Rev.
Bishop Kain's name dragged into your
political editorials. The "little story OF
Bishop Kain spouting for Tilden and
Hendricks at gathering near Parkers-
burg, some time ago." and "Bishop Kane
declaring for Tilden and Hendricks at q
gathering near Parkersburgn is utterly
false. This l know from the Bishop;
who, on the occasion Of this misrepfe.
sentation by the Parkersburg paper,
stated to me and others that there was
not one word, or one sentiment utterd by
him justfying that papers assertion.
The reckless liberties taken by Newspaper
writer's is to be deplored.
toHs T. SULLIVAN,
Rfekor nfks 0atkhdnuI
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OUR EAGLE STILL AL0FT.
Dispatch from the Secretary Of
, the National Republican
Committee. !
An Attempt 10 Use the Associ.
ated Press bya Democratic
Agent Exposed. 1a ,


New York, October Q.
Editors Wheeling Intelllgencer:
The latest intelligence confirms the
previous returns Of Republican victory
in Colorado.
[signedl R. c. C.McCoRSucK,
..., .. !Sesy Nat. Repub. Com
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Some Searching lnterrogatorics.
- GREEspRrER, Co, Oct. 2.

WA. Hexr. Serstary. N
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At q called meeting u Stamford Icase No is .
o. o. '. the iollwing resolutions we're adopted.
WHEREAS, Almighty God In His providence
has seen ~ 10 remove from this life our worthy
brother, Past Grand Master, J. d. Pollard, the In
stitutor of this 1odg, and vi. sas u Is rieht tina,
We should bear proper aud suitable testimonial. Of
the esteem in which our deceased brothers are held
In this life, therefore he II
Re o'rcd 1. That IN all the relations Of life We
have recognized In our deceased brother a most
worthy and exemplary member Of society. In bus
mess life, whilst oftentimcs unfortunate, he was
uniformity honest, upright and honorable. In 80
ciai lie he was genital, urbsrc md agreeable COM
panion. In morals and piety he was an example 10
ALL In official life he discharged his duties with
stainless fidelity. As member o. this Order he was
an ornament faithful In his devotion to liz princi-
ciples, and most useful In Its lai-,rs.
"a. That in his death this Lodge has lost a valu.
ble meulb' =, and the county a useful citizen.
ID. That the sympaihies Of this Lodge are ex-
tended to his family.
9Th. That this Lodge attend his funeral In a
body, and that this Lodge room he for 30 days
drapcd In mourning
9th. That acopy OF these resolutions be sent to
his family, 20 Capitol Lodge No iJ6, and that they
he published in the ISTERoR JounsAL and OBJ
Fsiio'rs Companion.
J. d. DENNIS, Se'H.
stanford. June I'D. 1876.
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Fresh Oranges. Lemons and Annie. 70
ceivcd weekly.
A,s,,,on !. o,,,.a ~ on. o.,,,,,,...,. b.
c,oco,,os .,a ,ts.Iw. - "
nj, O. .
- c c,. w 20 GEMS per pound
'" WV" " J" "" Per Po""u'
London Layer Raisin. at 81 30 per no,
Valencia Rsisins BY the boz n, IGc,s ma,
pound.
Anew hosdred pounds Of bacon shoulders,
"'ms ana iard wanted in trade at the
'n''ke' price,
I, !. two o.ao,a .usa
cb..,o a. .now y ami !. -. ~,
hc., v;n.u., 4. s,..s,., '"'
my Axe handles. 30 b,,dl.. ,;.l
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GUINNESS NOTICES.


Puyncrass Pc-crip,ionss speciality a
Chenault's Drug Store.
VIRGINIA Twist Tobscco st msnufactur
err prices Of q. r. Matheny's.
TAKE your Spring chichens TO Smith
Ramsey TO get good price.
LsRp On for resper- and mowers can b,
had at Anderson q McRobeit-'.
GREAT variety Of Moving scythes and
Grain Cradles for sale by Owslcy a Hop
per.
OSE hundred barrels Whisky In stock,
and for sale by =. y. Matheny. Prices
low.
A LAwaE supply Of needles for all Ma
caine-, 4 for Is eta, at Anderson a MeRob-
ert's.
CnncK Springs and gum bands for SOW
ing mschiaes fer sale at Anderson Nc.
Roberts.
"Ir's Delightful" That's what they say
II the Soda Water at +. X. Chensults, only
. cents gla--.
OwsLEy a UorpEa have 100 Barrel. Of
sa, ~n'en .ney WI" Se" !" Tue 'o"er'
.v,,u,
hsp.sos M nohsn ~ na'e "T 'sis
T.an AZ" ., e % " :, ' s :" ''0l"e" rN'e'
Tnsc~ly pure Soda Water ever made In
TOW. /. Al And,,.on a McRober,s'-from
rheir new silver fountain.
WATCHES and Jewelry Of all Kind. at 20
prices. at r.. X. Chenault'..
THE most complete stock Of Drugs ever
brought TO Stanford, at y. X. Chenaults.
Prices ss low rs the lowest.
Don, ray reda'efs TWO price. when you
ian ouy ,he oe., spectacle maze Al IT, ~
Ose"a""s" 80" PER par
Ax,s,sox A. u-Ro..srs b.,. ;us, m.
,,;red . Iaryr 10, Of Paints and ON. Now
Is the time 70 bcautify your homes.
CnsArtsr Groceries In town at ~ u.
Matheny'S good Rio Coffee at 70 cents per
pound, AMI other goods in proportion.
=, Z, ,, Az,
T, "n"sais vs'er W
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
Husf0nrGiie.

NOTWITHSTANDING the wintry breath OF
the last few days, harvest is upon us. The
crops Of small grain promise a very fair
yield. Corn, though generally late, looks
we'll. Meadows and clover fields are sup
posed to underlie the vast breadth OF
white blossom" which is so luxuriant this
season; but this is only conjecture. II is
due to Dwight Root, to say that he has one
Of the best tilds Of wheat in the county.
One thing Injuries its appearance-there is
not u single head of rye visible to break up
the monotony Of a perfect plane Of golden
brightness.
THE latest sensation was produced yes
terday by the arrival Of pair Of thour-
oughbred pigs from the squeakery of your
townsman, Jim Owens. They made their
debu, in Husionville under the auspices Of
j. Yves. Hooker, and Jim Goode, and elic-
tied the unqualified commentator Of all
the skilled in this kind Of stack to whom
they were exhibited. The general opinion
seems to be that II Owens had lived in the
days Of Moses, the Levitical law would
have been materially modified, il not abro-
gated, so Tar ms swine's flesh was concerned.
But he didn't live then; and the Jews were
not permitted to eat pork.
wnILs on the subject Of stock, I would
state that Mark Jarman, the great patlcn
and promoter Of the agricultural interest
among the colored citizens, is distributing
bills for fair to be held ON their grounds
near this place about the last Of August.
A large and varied display ia promised,
and We may expect brilliant exhibition.
The Only business which seems to be
lively, is the preparation and delivery OF
railroad ties. The work is progressing
rapidly, and the material is Of the best
quality.
GEo. c. CAMPBELL requests that he shall
be set right, and the anxiety Of his numer-
Gus friends relieved by the statement, cite
gorically made, that he Is not the George
Campbell mentioned in our last, as having
sustained severe injuries. We hasten to
ea,egorio-esp, cially as George is burden
cd with messages Of inquiry, and letters Of
coincidence. lie saws he has submitted his
chest to III. J. G. Bogle, who pronounces il
sound, Capt. MORRISON, of the engineers
has taken an observation on his head, and
declares il level. A oon.saittee Of Masons
report him plumb aud square; and the la
dies assert that he is the handsomest young
man in the community. lie propose, II
necessary, to procure certificates from each
Of the above parties.
TnE health VI the Venerable Mrs. Iames
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CsNthseMeeMsemf E.rer~ises of sta.-
ford Female College.

The closing exercises Of Stanford Female
College were held in the Court-house,
Thursday night 18th inst. The crowd in
attendance was very large. Every portion
Of the house was filled to its utmost cspac-
ity. notwithstanding the press, good or
der was kept, and all seemed to enjoy the
occasion.
The young ladies Of the Institution,
nearly hundred In number, presented n
most charming sight, as they marched
from the College Chapel to the Court
house, in snow.white robes, led by our Am
ateur Comet Band, which made splendid
music, and added very much TO the enjoy
ment Of the occasion.
The young ladies took their proper pla-
ces, and all things being re..dy, the exerci-
ses commenced with Music by the Band
after which, prayer was offered by Rev
q. W. Sweeney, Of the Christian Church.
The band having treated the audience To
another piece, Miss Mamie Alcorn came
forward and read the Salutatory Address.
She was followed by Miss Lille Carson,
who road an Fs.,v ON Ibis subiec,. "Soli,.
oquy Of Zephyr" Both Of these pro-
auctions were splendid; and were appreci.
,,oJ bv IL. Guidance 80. oy;,o.J hv tho
nerf.c, order hon, during ,h.;r delivery
They were read in clear and distinct
manner AMI wore s.r.;blv annIonded
Musie WAS ne,, ON tho n,ogr,mme F.
saw. w.re Than road hv Nis.0s M,,,is I.oL.
ev and R.,,;. Davis Ms I.clsv,. .ph.
;sc, WAS "s,nsbir. ,nd sh,5ow.n ,h., q,
e.. C , >, T'
- -,
- a, ~, II, :. ~, - ...1
nars,.m.i ,,'.;. - ii -, -,
mr. wv ' '" Wv" Pe''''' ''f''
Afte- another musical treat, the Annual
Report was read BY Rev. q. c. Overstreet.
Again music; and the distribution Of
Prizes and Medals, awarding Certificates of
Distinction, and comforting School Diplo.
mas took place.
We would say just here, that We had in
tended giving full report OF the above in
this issue, but as the paper containing
list Of the fortunate ones was lost on that
night, we cannot give II until next week.
Mis- Mamie Alcorn, Miss Lille Carson
and Miss Matte Lackey, received the de-
gree Of Mistress Of English Literature"
The only full Diploma was presented TO
Miss Kate Withers, the accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. ii. ;. Wiihers, OF this
place. Miss Withers graduated with much
distinction.
rev. u. H. suroer' OF the christian
'hureh' delivered the Annual Address
"hi'h' 'hough prie'' was one OF much
oesu'y ana gooa sense
Inc evening closed WIN the 'aied'ehry
Addrer" oy Miss Nate WitherS, which TO
say the least was splendid and II was u.s.
,eped TO by all who were present, and en-
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GovERsNESr AoEsTs are now looking
for well broke saddle gelding-, from Eve to
nine years Of age, and Of hardy color. Any
Of our readers who may have such stock
for sale, nigh, be able 10 dispose Of il vt
Lancaster, Ky, on the 10Th and 30th Of
this month, as the agents will be there on
those days for the purpose Of buying them.
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EARLY Apples have made their appear
snce in our market, in snail quantities
and they are quite palatable.
A SHELBY county farmer has a COW
which gave thirty.two quarts Of milk pc,
day, for five weeks, this Spring. The ami
NAL Is half Alderny and half scrub
stock.
VIZ have seen samples Of fine yarietie.
Of wheat, which was harvested this week
and finer, larger grains, we have never
seen. The crop is one Of the most bounti.
ful we have had in several years.
A RosE or SHARON COW, Is years old,
the property Of Col. John u. Harris, OF
Madison county, dropped a roam heifer
calf last week, valued now at $4,000. Col.
Harris and another gentleman, paid 81, 500
only, for the COW, while with calf, some
months since.
j. Is. Owens has an Alderny Bull which
he will "farm out" at S. per COW, and al
low the farmer to breed TO him until his
COW has a calf His animal Is thorough
bred, and this breed is known as the best
milk and butter stock In the world. The
animal is convenient to town.
SrRiNG chickens are scarcer in our mark.
ct at this season Of the year than ever be-
fore. We suppose the scarcity is owing To
the great demand for them on the line Of
the railroad. Usually there have been
from three to FIVE wagon loads in town a
week, from the first Of June to the FIRST of
September, which sold for s. 25 to 81 rs
per dozen.
The trotting races begun at IIarrodsburg
last Tuesday, and there was fair crowd in
and some fine trotting done.
The races were won by Kentucky Wilkes
and Fannie Robinson. The former is a
2-year old, and trotted in 3:l3l, the latter
trotied in 2:i6i. The track was heavy.
owing to the rain which fell in torrents. The
races close to-day.
A. NJ. FELASD bought last week, Of r.
d. ~ =. r. Woods, their celebrated Short
horn Bull, 4th Duke Of Oxford, 1865, got
By 2nd Duke Of Oxford, s005, dam Ana
line 2nd, by Major, s567; 2nd dam Rose
Analine by Tom Moore, 220l. This Bull,
ith Dake, is standing at five dollars, paya-
bic when the COW is bred, with the privi-
ege of breeding until i calf is got.
Turo,a,n,,,o 81, .or.I.p
,..or,o. 30 h... .,..,,. -.
a -. =, % w"
-" e'%,s ""'" I've uie' F" contributions
'O" -" ''e '"",'' a"' s''ue"ei, !" 'ne
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The citizens Of Danville are beginning
to complain Of that great public nuisance,
the regular tramp" BY the time they
have as much experience as the people in
this part Of the country have had on ac-
count Of the same nuisance, they may have
just cause Of complaint. The only success
ful way to treat these creatures, whether
males or females, is to utterly deny them
any favor they may seek. Nine out Of ev-
cry ten are impostor, and unworthy Of
any favor whatever.
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Tue recent visit made to US by our Young
friend, Mr.. C. s. Nield, OF the Harrodsburg
Observer and Reporter, was greatly enjoyed,
and we regret that his stay was 80 brief.
We take this occasion TO express to him
our sincere thanks for timely and substan-
tial favors.
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DOMESTIC ITEMS.
Esiifed 5y. Campbell a. Miller.

The air is musical with the glad SONGS O
grateful bald-heads. Harper's fly traps.
The festive plow boys song is heard al
over the land, and his refrain is:
Long live Meikle, the double-shovel maker
Just sock her in the ground up to the beam
The corn'll come gilpin' fifteen barrels tc
the acre,
Life is real, life is earnest, things are ex
nctly what they seem.
Numerous styles Of self-sealing fruit
jars, are found upon the market this sea.
son. ranging from 81 to 81 per dozen, but
the celebrated and justly popular Mason
porcelain top, is still the acknowledged
champion Of them all.
One Of the "city features" Of the week
was the S-centennial Dress Parade on Sat
urday evening. The principal feature,
however, was the arrival Of a big stock OF
Fruit Jars, Cans, Cement, Brass Kettles,
etc, at Campbell 4 Miller's.
Helmbold and Aver, both insane-Win-
tersmith and Pierce also n-seining-- for
suckers.
8. g. Coz, In his popular book, "why
We Laugh" singularly failed to mention
that class Of laughter produced in entire
communities by sudden reduction in the
price of goods. We now have a constitu-
ency in commissions. Call and laugh.
Ia, Uoluos ,h. ;ndor,,;c,h,o ,;nw,r.
drummer from O,,s, g Rro Io,;sv,lle
so,d ma , rommo,b s,,.L If lin ,oods vos-
'erday, al bedrock prices and our CUSTOM
err shaii nave 'he cement OF reduced rates.
History repeats iiseii' a bright eyed
oareheaded' dlr'y laced, one gaiiowsed ur-
chm, slipped into our store the other DAY,
candy; your clerk COOS with my sister"
aNo.,o., foo.,s,o,,lL) Il wh,, tho
coming scientist calls the Kentucky meat
shower. Nostoc should not he COMPOUNDED
WEpublish our prices, which is the best
unreasonable. and our profits no, eshorb;t-
ant.
H.. an. axoo,, ao,p0.,,,w;.,.a
woo'-uyeu, S,'N-nhiSheu' ehe"'cai'y-'e S'eu'
i''''"o"a mp syrup, ""'ia''e" as P"Ie's
ble-distil,ed auintesence Of maiden kisses
served in Alderney cream, with hylabub
trimmings and rosewater flavor.
Supply your wife with lots of stone milk
pans, butter crooks, strainers, skimmers,etc
v.,, $780,, :. ., :.
...,,,, - -. -,
-. ~ ......;,h :. -.
''
A Bit of sugar.cured breakfast bacon is a
real luxury now.
The nrcaehers commend our Cbicago
corned beef Trv il
WE have an excellent pruning shear at
81, 20 which every farmer should have.
Now is a mighty favorable time for far
mers to exchange bacon and other produce
Tor yearly supply Of groceries.
n. rr.,.., u,.,,,.L.., :; 49,.
-, =. IL.
Examine our Blue Diamond Hoe, all
,na Die. ono do,,as "
". O"'' s,"',e ,,n, s' Ds'" ,o"p
Su " o"ros" y '1'i,''' ,"' ''''' "''
and sell at ten cents each or one dollar
dozen. Fifty families hcreabouts are Using
" ""' ""' "''' wv ''"''' '"'''' '"N'' W.
"' NV
Ono thousand bushels OF Meal wanted in
G.tasample ofour "gos,on IIarbor Gup.
powder Tea y II il unmixed unadul,era.
,eu' ana Undoubtedly 'he nnes' lea ever
brought 10 ''''''oru
Call and get Venetian Fed, ground IN
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A LADY informs US that she has lost
this season over hundred young chickens
by the depreciation Of Norway rats. These
pests Of the poultry yard arc more des,ruc-
tive ihsn wessles q, minis. Any one who
could devise some plan for their extermina-
ton would make a fortune by letting
people know IL, for reasonable considers
tton
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SOME darkies at Richmond, with an eye
to business, profit and pleasure, have char
tered a train Of cars In run To Louisville
on the srd day Of July, where they expect
to spend the glorious 4th" in a general
negro celebration Of the birthday Of Amer
lean Independence. They who 90 will get
round trip tickets frIm Richmond, at 50
each, and 81 80 each from Stanford. There
will be a motle, mes Of the sons Of Ham.
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TnE unusual and extremely cold weather
o. the past few days, l. accounted for by
the fact that heavy hail storm prevailed
In the lower part Of the State, which ex.
tended ne far as Taylor, Green, and Marion
coupticr
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soDA.-The magnificent new Soda Foun.
tain at the Drug Store Of Anderson 4 Nc
Roberts which they have just purchased
Of the Philadelphia Soda Fountain Com
pany, l. one Of the handsomc., and best in
Use. Ice cold an a delicious Soda Water IL
the best beverage this hot weather.
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NUMBERS Of persons have been passing
through here to points along the line
Of the C. s. X. r., in search Of loca-
tons for mills Of various kinds, on and
near the Cumberland river. and for the
purpose Of inspecting the coal and miner
al lands in that section, Mr.. Msupin, a
former resident Of Madison county, passed
through last "Wednesday, and informed n
reporter Of the JOURNAL that he Desired
to ascertain, personally, what Inducements
were offered there for one who desired to
aid in developing the country.
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TINS ith Quarterly Meeting Of the NJ. 4.
Church at this place will begin on next
Thursday night. and continue till the fol-
lowing Sunday night. : Revs. d. welburn
aud W. T. Roiand will oftcia,s. Quarter
ly Conference business Meeting will be
held on Friday morning
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-06-23

OvrRcosrs and fires, day and night, were
necessary comforts for several days con.ec-
u'ively from last Saturday, in this part Of
the country. A regular Texas "norther'
came upon MS, reminding one Of mid
Autumn more than midsummer.