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At a call meeting q sOmeTset Lodge, No. ~, q
D a A. Nj, the following resolutions, reported by
committee from Somerset Chapter, No IS, " isoy
al Arb Masons, were adopted viz.
The mystic circle has again heen broken, thu
square and compssses have teen laid ASIDE, The
sound Of the gasel has eeas d, and another crafts
man has b en- yallei hom the L,dge IT labar brio-
10 the Lodge ufreheshnsnt aud rrsi above.
our brother and COMPASSION, Wa. \. oSens, has
beeu renewed nom our unidst By death. Therefore
be Il, by fhis fraternity,
RssO'r,f, That while We sincerely mourn hi' loss
We yet recognize Ia II the doinCs Of our suprcm'
Grand Master, aud NC bow With rcverent and han.
bic sabmission to all his deones. knowi & that
they are an ordered in y .siom and righieg"lrs-
Rssoirsi, That In Major Owens this maternity
and Chapter have lost skillfa. craftsman, worthy
brother and companion, who having Ordered his
life by the level aud plumb line, has nobly lllustra.
ted the teachings Of ogr sublin' system, and ~
will cherish his memory 10 Oar hearts.
Essoirsd, That &c mud Ia his death another ia.
siarer Of the uncertainty of ill., another prof. that
NC TOO arc mortal, another icesur,e To veil rvsua-
ted lives, aud another warning % prsPars tot
eternity,
Rssolse.i, That as a Maternity We tender together
With copy VI these resolutions deepe,l - wpa-
Thy to the bsTrassd Gaily OF our dugcassd brother,
and oonmcnd them 10 Him who has promised 10 be
the comforter II all bis afflicted hihiTrn.
hssoilsd, rhat a copy OF ihs,s resolutions he
handed 10 the somerset Reporter, and the KsPss.-
eaa, also 10 the ISrEsioR J"uHNAL capitalization.
hsso tsd, That In token Of our griVi Nc sill scar
the usual badge Of uloarulns zoe thirty days
! n !iieHAsDsoS, -
y. N. NlCkEkr, , tosllnlte0.
Z. " Aer0tso,
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Now let the counties Of Estill and lee
do their duty in subscribing tor the Rich
mond, Irvine and Three Forks railroad.
As Madison county has cheerfully sub
~cribed $4,000 to the road, there should
be united effort on the part Of all the 9th.
er counties through which the road will be
built to follow the good example. In M
part Of the State are greater prospects
ahead than in that portion through which
this proposed road will he built Iron,
coal, clay, metals, aud earths will contribute
To wealth Of the State generally. A small
tar. comparatively, upon each taxpayer
Of the counties through which the corpora
ton proposes to run . road, will be suffi-
cient to build il from Richmond to the ter
minus Of the road. After the road ,hsll
have been built, hundreds Of Il e citizens !, T
the counties through which il will pas,
will find abundant lab,.r at fair price.
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PULASKI COGXTY SEUs.
SoneS'srf.

DECEMBER O, 1876.
Rain. hill. snpv,ii ice on running water
thick enough to bear o mule aud cart, with
the thermometer ranging in the nrigbor'
hood Of zero. are some IT the 1videnes-
that the polar wave that hs, just ssep
through the State, did ia work pretty
effectively here. II the weather Of the
lat month is fair sample OF what we may
expect this winter, yo,r cIrreSp'nlent from
this paint will have many items To chroni
Gle VI fros, bitten children and frozen-to-
death negroes before many more moons.
Well, anything f1r a change, we have had
nothing worth writing for long time.
There are numbers Of people here who
have been raised to regard the Courier
Journal AS an oracle. Hence they let their
spirits rise and fall with the appearance or
non appearance OF tn, handsome game
cock that has often recently adorned the
columns OF that valuable paper Every
thing was lovely to the individuals afore-
~tiu hhtii sihu"s p'iNi N'he H'""n WV
bird Of victory, wien they de-pondently
gave up the contes. and settled down to the
horrible conviction that Hayes will be in
augurated Eat all hazards" but hold ur
your heads We dlnb,inl. God Almighty !.
too good man. ~ the lrishman said, to
allow such injustice to be perpet-aied.
A great deal Of petty thieving is going on
in this vicinity, and Louisiana Bulidozing
committee, to look alter the Thieves, would
be considerable help. William Varhook
for hog stealing, somebody else Tor pistol
stealing aud man named Randall tor
stealing ready made clothing, are come OF
the cases that have occupied the attention
Of the County Judge during the last weel;.
DEArH.-Maj. WIN. y. Owens, for man.
years a promincn, public man Of the coun-
ty, died last Tuesday, from the effects Of
\ paralytic stroke. lie at one time repre-
sented Pulaski in the Legislature, and du-
ring his life filled. creditably, many other
minor offices in the gift Of the people. lie
was buried with Masonic ceremonies in the
Someret cemetery.
II seems strange that any one would have
the meanness To steal goods from a man
who sells them rs low as Ensel, the
Dutchman,. Nevertheless, n man named
Randall has tnrned nm VIII, il m, mean
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CysrHrASA CouRr.-A. W. Lydick re-
ports 200 head u cattle on the msrke, At
this place last Monday and al aid q, gor,l
prices; common to good 3 To- cents; few
extra sold ne high ~ ~ cents; there WIS
= good demand for all grade. Hut little
doing in mules, shippers not buying any
and FEEDERS not wanting anything. A few
plug horse. sold at low 6gnre-, from s15 To
$50 per head.
John r. Gomme's sale Of .hort-horns on
court day here, realized fair prices. Lady
Goodncrs 4lh. calved July goth. go, NY
suckburn Duke, aid to r. J. Barbee, for
$3.50. Lady Goodness 9Th, calved March
18Th, ~, by Rel Duke, bought by J. T
Hughes, fof $3.50. Lady Goodness 10Th
land Tow Gallo. caived Jan. 18th, "a, by
Grand Duke, sold To W. II. Richardson for
$3.50. Dame Goodne-- D., cslved June
"a, by Airbrie 81 Montgomery, sod " r
+. Bedford for $40. One held ut 81 600
not sold. The dams were all Goodnes>er
Mr.. CONNIE has lately bought som,
$4,000 worth Of horses running stock. y
TRUE Kcntuckian.
Cou~Ty CornT DAY. The crowd IL
town last Monday was II the usual -i,e Iol
n county court day in winter, and irad'
seemed to be quiet in all kinds VI stock etc
Capt. II. 7. Bush, auc,ionecr, reports abou
200 head Of cattle on the market, mott,
young kini-, 81 these. betwoen 20 and y
were calves, which he sold nj $40 to 81
per head Twenty yearlings at $50 8,
per head. lie also sold the following: A
small bunch Of heifer- at $40 per head on,
scrub COW and her cali, S26; one pair oxen
$50; one horse, sos. There were no mule
on the market. Buyer. bid rather NOR
lively III, at the November court, montl
since.
Captain J. NJ. Higgins, auctionser, re
ports from $50 To- 200 head Of cattle on tn,
market, all common grades 81 these h'
.old O yearling steers ut s25 80 per head
one yoke cattle, SIS; four common heifer-
81 20 per hundred pounds; twenty 3-yra
old steers at S3l 65 per head fifteen calve
at 81 % per head six 2-ye'r old steers a
s23 70 per head one COW and calf at $50
one hor-e at S75.
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CASEY COUNTY AEyyS.
Nfddisbut.g.

DECEMBER 4, 1876.
Tuesday night, the 2Sth ult., about Z
o'clock, Mr. Jordan Short war jelked upon
a c,rcul~ saw and feariully wounded
while aiming to lit and carry away lab,
which had just been sawed from log %
feet long, and which WAS caught and ierked
several feet endwise by the saw. Mr.. Short
was turned with his head downward and
stove into the saw frame. I c palm Of his
right hand was sawed to the bone; the
muscle which extends from the breast to
the shoulder was saved very nearly in two,
and his lett thigh receive. two severe cuts
which will require months To- heal. lie is
now doing we'll and in fair way /" get
we'll, hut, it is feared, he will always he a
cripple.
Mrs Emily Giliiland, wife 81 ]. Gilliland,
has fingered two years with consumption
With same hope Of recovery until recently.
Her friends are expecting her To be sum
moned snon to her bedside To take the last
parting kiss aud hear her last farewell.
Circuit Court is in session at Liberty.
James aud John Malay we're convicted for
HOUSEKEEPING, and they will go up to
Frankfort to stay two long YEAR. Another
poor boy was convicted for stealing picked
pork he will work sixty days on the
streets Of Liberty.
That polite and accommodating clerk,
Caleb Blown, ia again employed by Il.
Pierce.
We have heard that John II. MoWhortsr
and Miss - Bnston left the ranks Oi Fin.
gle blrssedness on the LIST inst, and at the
same time, at the same place, by the same
Rev, aud by the same ceremony, Samuel
Baston and Miss Susan Leapei were united
by the bonds oi matrimony. All % Lin
coin county. Rev J. NJ. Sallee OBLIGATED
Theyhave thebes, wishes Of large circle Of
friends.
Notwithstanding all lheeKcitenent about
the election, or the demoraliAing effect Of
the suspense about Who MAS elected, pra-
traeted meetings have been carried IN with
some success here and In the vicinity.
Several Maynard ones have enlisted on the
side II the good.
The people would lie glad &c hear from
Eihelbsrt again. How il the weather In
Texas, freud E.Y
ErHEtSEKr, in
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MADISON s0rSTY VIEWS.
HfrEsrHfc.


DECEMBER 9th, 1870.
Aner having had fuIl.ncdged Winter fr
a week. the weather has sufficiently mod.
ernied to thaw out our inksand and enable
N. h. put In the OCCASIONAL budget OF news
from this place.
Several parties have svailed ,hemsclvf.
n the opportunity afforded by the cole
snap 10 Gil their icehouses The prospect
is that much rclished luxury will he more
plentiful next Su mer than 1t was the pact
season
Our farm r- generally dispo-ed Of their
hog. before the decline. There sre few
lots, however, in this vicinity still un-old
Most Of the marketable cattle have been
disposed Of a, prices ranging from 81 to ~
cents.
The extensive dstillery " Hume 4 Co.,
at Silver Creek, will commence operations
in a short time, with capa,ity for manufae-
turing, nearly donbled. The Company are
buy ing corn at 81 so delivered.
Mr.. Arsriah Fnrncll, the celebrated hog
breeder of thia section, shipped dne male
hog Of the red breed, to some pnrtie. in
Tennessee to-day. for which he received
s2j 90.
Thi. county voted m the proposition to
tax its citizens S250,000 sar extending the
Richmond branch Of the I.oni-vill, a
Nashville Railroad to the Three Forks OF
the Kentucky river, on the 18th Of Nov.
giving a majority in favor u the PROPOSE
ton Of over 1000.
Mr.. Mason Wheeler and Miss - Nor
gan, let on the train this morning en- rout'
" Jea.rsonviIie. Indiana, for the purposs
Of being united in matrimuny.
We learn that Mr.. Cyrus s,ot,s, Of thi.
county, was married on the 9th Of Nov. al
Lancaster, to Miss - Smith, Of Garrard
Mrs. Lrcy Middleton, wife Of DIR. Mid
deton, died at his residence, in thi. place
since NY last report.
Mr.. Nathan Gentry sold his proprr',
here To- Mr.. VIM Pruett, and has moved I,
the vicinity Of Richmond.
Elder Milton Elliott, OF the Christian
Church, ha. been called to preach to tn,
congregation here next year, making the
--cund year at this place.
OcCAsIoSALLY.
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LAND, srOcK AVID CR0P ITEMS

Gsbe Isckey sold. to Urish Dunn, II
head Of cattle, weight. i,2sS, at 4 Gets.
John ofuu, Of Shelby, ha. sold hi. hogs
at S., to be delivered 18th. This is the
beet sale vet reported.-lrrue Kentuckian.
To find how many barrels Of corn there
are in a wagon. multiply the length, breadth
and depth in feet, and divide product by
eleven.
Chris Lions snld to Furgus.on, Kennedy
& Co, OF Bourbon county. 30 head Of cattle
weighing LIZ pounds, at 5 cents. And u,
weighing ,567, at II cents.
Two car load- Of thoroughbred Lerk-hire
hogs left here this week for the Louisville
market They will lie slaughtered. Il is
a pity to kill such animals for food.
We saw seven berkshire barrovs weighed
this week. all Of the same ''litI"r," and ten
month. old, which drew the beam at 400
pounds, an average Of $50. They were a.
fat rs butter.
IT,. .nh.r =, Hon
n r u.n;,ho,,. r. ,,;ow ho,d az .hor,.
horns, bred to the lth Duke Of Oneida, he
fore his death, have dropped 6ne healthy
calves Paris Citizen.
Mc.-r- Wearen 4 Evans, Of Stanford
h.,.,,;d an, ov.r go 600 o,r hoo. IN ,h;.
Get, alma d,r;n, tho ,,., Al, w.sL.
r., .,,on,, q, monev "a. ,re,,v s.,sr,,.
!, di.,r;hn,.d o,.r a.. con,,, and holm,
I'M 10 o., dali cod
J. u. OWENS has an Alderny Bull which
La. ,,. t,,n,., =, b,..d IN hin, mill his
COW ba.,c,If M. animal !. ,bo,ouyh.
hr.J .nd ,L;. b,..1 4. tnow, .s N. no.,
mill and bu,,er stock in the world. The
,n;n,I !. oo,v.ri.n, 70 tow,
The Pine Hill Coal mines formerly
belonging to r.. G. Harris 4 Co, Of Leba'
non, we're bought at auction last week by
w "'''"'''' w ,N"a""' ''' N''''' ~"
area of the coal lands embrace over 800
acres. The price paid is considered very
low as the tram~sy-' etc. are included IN
the sale
sM Uib,er repor,s from 200 to 800
very eommon cattle ON the market. and
sold at prices ranging from &c to SIC
Ahou, 200 mules. pric.. low. but good
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W. saw trader make $40 ON the street
last Monday, in less than two hours. lie
did il as follows; A man brought in from
he mountains 20 head oi 3.year old steers
and asked Que Of our auctIonecrs what he
would charge to cry them oil at public sale
The price was named, but the owner thought
il Vas two much aud concluded to save the
auc,ioneer's bill by selling them privately
himSelL lie did sell them for and got
s2s per head Tor them. In less than two
houfs after that, the man who bought them
privately gave the auetionser his price to
cry them oil, and they sold for s3l 65 per
head, thus returning him sIS profit, ont Of
which he paid hi suclioneer, and had 81
clear profit. made rs above stated, in less
than two hours. the mountain man per-
hups went back home wiser, II not happier
thaa when he came. The morsl OF this IL,
don't bssruige the lsborer hi. hire.
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TnERr will be panoramic exhibition
At the Court House on next Wednesday
night, which will entertain ard edify all
who may attend. Among the views exhib-
tied will be the new bridge over the Ken
tucky river, built by the Cincinnati Rail
road Company. It is the highest bridge in
the world, and it is worth the price Of adj
mission TO sec the picture.
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TnE continued strain upon the minds n
the people " all partie. for the past month,
has put great many pcrsuns in bad hu-
NOR. but syden Brothers are in fine spir.
it, on account Of the large sales they have
made during the closing month Of Autumn
and the first week In winter. They have
sverag' d largely over $50 day. Can any
dry goods house In this section beat thatf .
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TuE ice harvest hereabouts has been as
fne as We have once in a decade. All who
have houses have filled them with ice from
three to FIVE inches thick. Mr.. Barrow,
Who has two large houses On the bank Of
his clear, nice pond, filled them by means
Of block and tackle, and the process Was
cheap nd rapid. This great summer luz
ury onghi 70 ~ very shesp next wear
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THE large sign hung out from the second
stor, Of the store house of the Hayden
Brothers, reads s- follows; furniture Up
Stairs" And II you want to examine or
purchase anything in that line, from a
mattress to full set Of chamber furniture,
as handsome aud durable As can he made,
and cheaper than you can buy them in the
city markets, the risk Of having them dam.
aged 10 shipment considered. Just call in
aud either OF the Havlen Brothers, or their
alable salesman, Mr., J. ow-ley Dunn, will
take pleasure in waiting on you whether
you want to buy or simply lcok at some
thing handsome and cheap.
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THE ceatre counter Ia the spacious store
house Of the Hayden Brothers is piled high
with one Of the most complete and elegant
stocks Of winter clothing To be found any
where. In that single line Of merchandise
alone We have been inform ID Il II they have
sold over 81, 500 worth this season.
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A SPIRIT Of belliserrney seemed to brood
within the breasts Of quite number Of our
countymen who were in town last Monday
We heard II four or fv. distinct Jroils, on
" one 81 which was in anywise serious,
however, aud in each Of them could be
traced the footsteps Of John Barleycorn.
Pulling hair, Shaping faces, and other in
nocent modes Of insult were adopted in lieu
OF pistol. and and snive-.
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DIT hTTV'C Celebrated
Duhl ! l ~ Golden Tongue
PARLOR ORGANS.

From Wa. Pool. Niagara. y.
Several mouths use of the elegant Parlor Organ
ysu sent me, satisfcs thst II is ole Of the beat
made. IL has a rich tome; it's yariou. tones ara
most pleasant most heartily re- o,nnend your
organs ior parnT, school, church, or other us-.'
Messrs. Gen. T.. RosellS Co.. Is. ~ Newspaper
leporier, says;
Daniel D. BETTY, the organ builder. Of " sshn.-
ton, y. j., presses forward With grrat Vigor."
Mr. A. /. Bebelirt, editor OF the Great bend Nc
porter. sfirr rsocis Ing his orcnu, wriies;
"ieur I'VE octave fHTlur ufgsn came safely.
Several musicians have tesfci II AMI TrunounSrd 10
A. No. l. IL IL rightly naned the ''coiden fongar"
,urn VI organ and ifei III eiargss paid ne lpsa-
lei y. Resttyl 10th ways II uGsalis,urtOFy, after
test trial Olive days Orgaus warranted iar i've
Year, s.n1 Tor slsnde ed list cf le-tinoB ala BE-
lore bnyins paTlor Organ. Atcrsss,
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LINCOLN sOCNTr NEWS.
Husfonrfise.

DECEMBER, 9Th, 1876.
An absence Of two weeks has made ms
again remiss as a correspondent have
just returned, and have not had line "a
look around. have discovered, however
the secret Of peaceful repo-e. Ny lot was
cast in a sequestercd neigIbnrhood, remote
from post Office, aud free from that inter.
mitient feyer-a daily paper during heated
canvass. Hence We had no knots Of anx-
ious citizens commui ing over the probable
monsirosities a day may have brought
forth-no rush TO interrogote the sell
Po'Se' '''se u',,e'' !" " D C' = -,
"'''"'' " -, It.
~ '1e'' - =. ~. -;'..;e,,r, a.
f''t'V' a,,,--,., -, up.
'" IL 80.
"" o's -,
,o",u "O' -, "'~' ~ - =, -,
=, N,a,--, -,
NV N,,,- II. :. a..
"t'""' 80" -, :, ~. - :, i..I ,n,
- " -, -. w =. Ill a..
Efforts TO plant the ~l"auroh' OF nun '"e
deadly bolts amid the battle storm, or raise
-, a.. o,..,,,' ;,h;,o. a,
-'''"' w - ~, -. - -
800 -. ,,s, ,o.,n;e, 49,, n,
''., '''" " '"' 80 a..
NJ 49,, 81, a.. 49,,
Of the Revolutionary struggle unlercd,
unheard. around him-while a proud
dynasty bowed its naughty head and re-
tired vanquished power--hile amid the
throes IL that Wild convul-ion a nation
was born, and until the -qusllins season Of
ii. infancy had passed away.
,.,..,;,. ,n,,,,h t.h,no, yesterday
~. ~. a"11.naha,S ,,lo,.r,. ~ oe,;n,
- 800 ~ :, a.. S..J..y ma. e.. wa
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Mr.. r. owrSs, Of this place, has 20
extra thorough bred Red Berkshire Pigs
Tor sale. lie will Gil orders for them at amy
time, either in pair or for single pig. Ills
prices 70. pairs is $40; for choice single
pig, $40 to SIS.
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The examining trial oil David swope,
charged with Shooting the negro man Dud-
ley, was held last Tuesday before Esquires
Carson and Hughes. The evidence devel-
oped the facts that Dudley had, previous
To the day Of the shooting, aud on several
occasions, made threats and demonstrations
Of violence toward Mr.. Swope and his fam
lily. and one day tried to barrow gun to
take with him To the corn field on Swopes
farm, where he had raised crop Of grain
this year, on shares with swope, declaring
his intention To get more corn than Swope
thought he was entitled lo, at all hazards.
From the facts proven by both black and
white witnesses, the court could do nothing
but find that there were no grounds 70 2
holding the defendant over for further tri-
al, and he was therefore discharged.
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SHELBY CRY viii have q formidable r.
val when the c. =. r. r. shall have been
completed. A village has already sprung
mp q, point where ihi. new rad crosses
the Knoxville Branch
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


nrsyxrss yorsCrs
-
Fprsu Oysters this week At Carson A
podd's.
LArr.r styles jewelry at Anderson a
McRobe,i-'.
:.
LARorsr lot OF fer'ume'y "hhoe"'"
PHYSICIANS Prescriptions speciality al
Chsnaults Drug store.
..,,..,,.
lot oi Cigars and Tobacco.
a, $500, -
Sust iees' ,,.pk wv W '''' "
hn"e"o" "'"'
svrthoe s'uc'o y, ~ W. io'"oo"
TOT save w """''""
e,, rxn,p ,., .,ock of Ismps for ssls
.h.., =, An,l.,son 4 Ne Rols,,.
A COMPLETE stock Of windov Gisss for
sale cheap, at Anderson a McRoberts'.
ANDERSON a. Mc~nthrs nave ne"
supply OF fis'o'' "nu r"cse' N"''er'
p,,xwo.v. n, ...,x a..c,;u,;o, r.,
rh,;.,,a.. ~, al. l., kndsr.on q NcRob.
~.
-, saIs. 4 Mst',hss,.' ,isn ~ ~,
a., 10 ,own
MN w
A WELL assorted lot ~ Brushe. and
C.mb-. and Tooth. Brushes at Anderson a
NcRobert.'
FARMERS, Western Farmers Almanac
nos ready for 1877. Call al Anderson a
McRoberts' Tor them.
,-p-.
"ChoHihr, W An"e'ol
nn gone 70 ,'Hihhau 'o' ''te wv w
ioys' &C. Tor 'hf'''"'"'
sywtSa Mscbin. Attachments, for all
n' s,T; r' '''' Wv ~
N"'e"
WATCHES and Jeweiry ~ all kinds At IS
NJ, c,nt Ice. than Cincinnati or Louisyille
nr;c,. at r. Ch,uault..
THE most complete stock Of Drugs ever
brought TO Stanford, Mt +. X. Chensult's
Pric.s ss low a. the lowest.
Don't ray tedd'erS Two prices ~hen you
can ouy the ea 'pec'so,e maue' AZ t. u
Shenanhs 81" yer pair
.xn..v a ucpon,,rs b,,. Lara.
= $500. - =, NJ. n, a.. en-.
- ~ S..hi-I :, nnhI;"hsr,. nr;cc. WV
Go to y. X. Chenault'. for your School
- -, h.,,',,, 90 s,,a1,,J =, nnhii.h.
~. -.
ANDERSON 4 MclloBERr have III =
cheapest stock Of Note Paper, Letter Paper,
Legal Paper, and Envelopes ever brought
70 this market.
PHARNAcEuricAL preparations snd Phy'
sician-' prescriptions carefully and neatly
prepared, At all hour, day OF night. by
Anderson a Mckoh'rts.
-, 1.
"s cen "'u'v ' psa . ~
MON We Psce lnp',sN eI ~, ~
,nN We '" ps Il, nIsTery ~, M
D'n'n' =. nsy w NJ -. o..
notorietV Al MssbiugtOn n j are gOn.
m
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VIZ issue Supplement this week con
tanning the Presidents Message aud the re-
port Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
which were scnt to both house. of Congress
last Tuesday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-12-08

Mrssrs LIZZIE PsAcocK, Alma wherriti,
and lou Mars, OF Lancaster, returned
home yesterday from visit ~ some days
10 Mrs Paitie Burnside, ~ this place.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-12-08

THE two Masonic Lodges in Stanford
have united, and the union makes a large
and excellent Lodge. There are said TO be
some excellent "work men" in IT,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-12-08

ALI Sunday school children should be
sure to attend the Panoramic Exhibition : 4,
the Court IIouyc next Wednesday night.