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Mount Salem.

The Baptist Association, Which convened
here last week. passed of very quietly and
with great harmony and good feeling among
the brethren. About four hundred people
were supposed to be in regular attendance,
all of whom seemed to have proper respect
for the folemnity Of the occasion, md con-
Quoted themselves in a manner creditable
to a civilized and religious people. G.. W.
Saunders, commonly known in this sec
ton as the mountain wheel-horse, was cho-
sen Moderator, and performed his duties
with a comm ,nding and dignifcd earnest
ness. All the churches eleven in number)
were represented, and reported christian
sympathy and favorable progress Of the
gospel throughout the entire brotherhood.
Quite delegation Of visiting ministers weI e
present, among the number were Reys. W,
W. Harris, c. q. Skillman, j. Z. Carter, "
L. kirlley, J. NJ. Coleman, W. 5. and f..
T'ylor, and Others, all Of whom did good
service in sermons and the business deliber-
ations Of the body. Considerable portion
Of the time was consumed in the interest Of
the southern Baptist Theological Seminary
now proposed to be located in Louisville,
Ky. Only about sixty thousand dollars Of
the endowment fund yet remains to be Sc
cured, which balance, il seems, will be
raised in very short time, when our proud
old State will again be honored with one
of the most permanent and finished institu-
tions OF learning in all the West. Other
outside subjects OF interesting moment were
presented and discussed at length. 1t was
also gratifying TO see the christian respect
shown by other denominations. An obser-
yer could hardly have imagined that there
were differences among them" such was
the social and friendly intimacy. We be-
lieye that no people on earth can enjoy this
apr, aching disposition better than the
Baptists.
VIZ welcome the appearance of "Ethel-
bert, Jr," Of Middleburg. His eommuni-
cation, last week. was timely defense OF
your humble "simon," who, for some time,
has been serutinized, criticized, and dog
matized by one hypocritical mass Of total
deprayity Bolh," Of the Somerset RepOr-
ter. lie holds himself ready to draw dark
picture from the noblesl deeds four moral
being simply because We are not a life
nlelnber" ofhis cherished and highly priced
institution Of toti absinHce. As different
subjects come Up We give our views fer
lessly and faithfully, and it is presumable
that Thomas does the same but when We
become SO morally degeneraIed and lost to
every philanlhroPic impulse as to vote
rhisky for mea at an election, let Us suffer
the fate that binds Us, sneakingly hand up
the papers Of tsapadaee cSicer, and then
apply our thoughts to the drst principles Of
justice and consistency. Brother ", Jrp"
We pass him to you.
IT might be well to inform the Toledo
Blade, and the fathers Of other sanclihed
Republican literature, that our present post
master is neither Bradley horn nor pat
ent gasomoter Of Mr. Hazen-Whocler anC
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Miscellaneous.

Coal Oil has advanced steadily for sew
eral weeks, and is now retailing at 35cts per
gallon.
Puppy-Love is raging hereabouts in cpl
deinic form. Nor cards and cake will
likely result, however.
TWIN BROTHER Yeast Cakes are perfectly
pure-and that cannot be said Of very many
yeast preparations upon the market.
FREsm Bakers Chocolate, Cox's Gelatine,
Royal Dessicated Cocoanut, Durkee's Salad
Dressing, Oswego Corn Starch, National 4.
4. Cream Tartar, Lemon Sugar, etc, re-
ceived lately.
The finest Jelly Glass in the market, at
one dollar per dozen.
OUR Two-cENT SoAP.-The third edition
Of recipes for making our celebrated hard
laundry soap has been exhausted. One
hundred families in the county are using il.
The soap costs not exceeding two cents
pound. Forty cents will buy the ingredi-
en,s for n trial The following is the
Reeipe.-Put into an iron Kettle five gal
lS' p o. S"iS Sa'e,, 70 ui' suu nse pJan"u y,
nnslacked Lime. boil the mixture three
,,,b S, % III " 10y, ~ ~, ." 4, mill !,
WI 1,,y H. IN, ~" ~. 10 - ,ho'
Dup = on and pat into your Kettle 70 lhi'
auu ihrve s"'t"ls " feiuse g,ea-e' n'eas"rSn,
or rich grease y USED add one l3 ,!.., le's,
sanc.r cnd II hard /, 4 Gone Non NAV
nav, sov ,han e,, IN - ~ ~ mi ~a'rsciS
&C., a,aan .ra ,'o,, of,arad a, ., o.n,s
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corner moot courts. For Instance, Il t.
contended that one mans dog Il not that
mans dog, but strayl But that man hiss
harbored tina; dog-fed, nurtured, fondled.
and made him hi. d.ily companion for sev.
eral years, evidently regarding and treating
him as his own "dorg." Hence prcsump-
ton Of property right, and, per conse.
quence, IT, attendant responsibility. Anoth-
er "purp" Is claimed by boy, who demands
immunity on the plea Of minority--and
this theory has It's advocates. All those
spoken ofseem 10 agree as TO the personal
responsibility Of the accused and convicted
"dorg-." But there is another large party
disposed TO defend the caninity. This party
is divided-one portion favoring discrimi-
nation according to blood and birth; the
other claiming equality before the law"
for the whole caninian family, and giving
the fullest, frcest right "to life, liberty, and
the pursuit of"-mutton, to every dog,
without respect to "race, color, or previous
condition" OF one thing am satisfied;
our legislation has never yet reached the
marrow OF this quaest'o redofd. There II no
predicting what, or where, or when the end
shall be.
VIZ spent portion of last week in the
region Of Salvisa, IN the lower end Of Mer-
Ger county They have n bcautiful and
Productive country there. occupied by a
iirst-class population. IL was our good for
tune to meet with such citizens as the Nc
Ahees, the Clcllands, the L"psleys, the Fer
ytheS, and Others whose names are historic
IN hentucky, nd whose impress has been
indeiibly stamped upon fer proudest ana
phrest CIVIL fo'iuca'' ana rehg'ons enron
Giles we iound many friends OF durham
.here' anu i"ue' a"" n.nur' ~ seem 70
,l..sa,, memor;os The oloom;es, ..-o,ic
had he ,pioyed with n. the hosp;taIities and
so.;o,v of Jobn Wood VIM NcAfee las
porsv,be and their amiable and ir,eres,;ng
f,mil;c. would have been compelled IN nm.
hend his iron brow and acknowledge tie
GENIAL influence Of social kindliness upcn
nj. frozen nature. Were we Younger. we
m;yb, relI refer IN the proud array ofloyelv
daughters old Mercer has seoucrtercd be.
meath those sylvan shades, and along the
borders Of her classic waters. But We leave
the Theme Tor more you'h'ui IL not more
"ppreciau'e pencils
WHERE Is "MsyY" What has Glanced
to the blooming, and gentle, and polished
corresponieut at Kirksville? Has she gone
10 the Centennial, or gone with flial love
10 revisit her mountain home, or has she
TEMPTED the uncertain fortunes of married
HfeY Please ask her to speak, that we
NAV know" her-to shed again the light OF
one gentle spirit on your rugged columns.
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
Husfoarufr.

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'"fp"h'er instead OF 'aPer'on' as one OF
'he "'S'''s"'Sne" 'Pe'Ne'S NJ W.T. '"'en''
WILL BURTON, who was so badly sold in
tue P"''n'-e o par o' s'o'eh mules a 'e~
'''s '' "'S 'e'"r"'' 'ro'" u '''i' 10 ',e
"'o."o's in''"" VI bowman, VINO promptly
1eP''oeu Tue amount ou' o' WHO" We han
'ech neeoeu' ana All expenses
JuDGE LucIEN ALcoRS has obtained
position in the Engineer corps on the staff
Of Capt Venable, with the rank II G.. SD,
which the judge translates; Chief Stake
Driver.
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"ANorHER great fraud has been IN
ear.hed" 4 Mr.. Brown, living at James
Napier's, had occasion last week to hire a
negro girl about 10 years If age to assist
in housework. On Sunday morning Liz
THE girl expressed DIES re to 90 to church
and was grained, with iwunctions, how
ever To return that evening, as the state OF
the family was such that she could not be
spared over night. SIZE did not return until
Monday morning, and during the interim
several small articles Of property had been
missed Alter breakfast Liz was charged
with tie larceny, which she Indignantly
and proudly denied. Brown is not very
pions, and ineontinently and proianely
sWore he would Kill her where she stood
unless she made restitution. This Modified
her feelings so tar as TO induce her to con-
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TIM candidates for Congress in this dis
trict have agreed on a joint list of appoint
ments printed in another column) running
to the middle Of next month, We hope
that all of our citizens will turn out at each
place where they will spesN, aud give them
patient hearing. Judge Durham has been
greatly misrepresented, and We are sure that
il the people will go to hear him he will
fully satisfy them that he deserves the vote
Of every true Democrat.
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DOMESTIC ITEMS.
Esifcd on Campbell g. Muller.
Market Changes.

A GOOD glass Fruit Jar for one Collar per
dozen.
THE best Sealing Wax is pale pink
color.
A few good shot.guns offered at panic
prices.
Special low figures offered on tin and
Japanned ware, and bird cages.
Special bargains offered in Willow ham
pers for soilcd clothes.
First class Mackerel offered a, one dollar
per kit.
The Universal Fluter is the best in use.
Reduced to five dollars.
a nice Tea Canister and one pound Of
prime Green Tea, for one dollar.
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Fancy Groceries.

Sugars will remain up, and possibly go
higher, until the domestic crop comes in.
We take especial care to keep our stock
Of Fancy Groceries complete and fresh.
Fresh pickles, chow-chow, mustards, salad
dressing, celery salt, flavoring extracts,
acids, spices, rnisins, currants, citron', ETC.,
sold at regular grocery margins.
Ask for Cabbell's Diamond Drip Syrup.
Perfectly pure. Price, one dollar gallon.
C+ll and get a cook book of two hundred
and fifty recipes, free gratis, for nothing.
Buy Roasted Coffee in pound packages.
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TnE farm fencing along Logan's creek
above and below town, suffered greatly dur
ing the recent heavy, washing rains. Many
panels of fence were washed on, and many
acres Of corn almost submerged and oonsid-
erably injured. The only protection against
injury Is a solid stone fence, which is eS-
pensiye to build but really the cheapest in
the end. The abutments at the pike and
railroad bridges have been the means oil
saving from overflow, twice or three times
year, about CITY acres Of bottom land I'M
mediaiely below them, at Richmond juno
ton.
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MARKETs.
L,0UisrHfe.

Provisions were duh yesterday, With a further
decline IN meats liaeon at sac for shoulders, o.
for clear rib sides, and 1911 f5r clear sides. BulE
meats at &c for shoulders, 81 fr clear rib sides,
and I3i9@i4lS Tor keg aud bucket. Hams at i5ce
.5'ge Mess pork si9qi9 80. breakfast bacon iiisc.
Wheat easier at s5et9Oc fr red, 9jcdsi for amber.
rival, and 52m5i delivered. Oats at sieasc on ar
rival, and Aia37c delivered new 30c on arrival.
Rye At eS@50c. Eggs at i2eti2l9e. Potatoes active
and lower at 81 a0,oi 20 on arrival. Onions e..
Green apples seal y. Poultry ~ 25e,2 20 for
spring chickens. Leaf tobacco was hrn, with sales
NJ 81 50ait Ter lugs, aud o. SOFAS for leaf Louis
Vile Comme rcial, 2Ith.
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Written 90 Memory Of Dear Maud

nv MISS nsoDA LYrLE.
Happy lie l. aimo-t DER,
We shall meet here never more;
And though wildly throls this heart,
That 81 SION, ~ s,on, We pari
It's only one that ! loved ~ true,
~, 10 my friend, adieu '-adieu
Lonely now I will oflcn H.
But, when lonely, think Of thee;
What though here We meet no more,
We will meet on Heavens brigh, shore
And suppress the deep drawn sigh,
While I say gool-bye!-gsod-byel
Pine, II may he, through the day,
That one ~ loved has passe'l away
Dearest joys are horn Of earth,
But, to perish with their birth,
Bringing grief too deep TO tell,
saddened hearts, farewell l-farcwelli
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NEXT Tuesday party of ladies and gen
tlemcn from Stanford and Danyille will
leave for the Centennial Exhibition, and
will "take in" Washington City, New York,
Niagara. Saratoga, Long Braach, Putin
Bay, and other places Of note, remaining
absent several weeks. Among the party
will be Col II. S. Withers and his daughter,
Miss Kate; Miss Kate Portman, Capt Il. q.
Craig and his niece, Miss Annie Craig Mr.
+. Reid and his niece, NJ So Fannie Reid
Mr.. McMunry, and Mrs, Judge Bailey.
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TnE committees on the historical sketch
handed in several reports last Saturday.
Tomorrow is the day for the regular com
mit,ee to meet and pass upon them, and
then they will 90 into the hands Of Capt
VIM. q. Welch, the chosen historian, to b,
made up into the permanent sketch. We
hope that all who feel an interest in TIN
matter viii be in attendance.
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4 coRREsroSDEST of the C5avia-Jousai,
writing from Lancaster, says that the Lan-
caster Lotfsr l. To be removed u Rich
mond, Ky., where it will be published by
;. $ Scott, with Mr.. Williams, formerly Of
the Lebanon Standard, as business manager,
and French Upton, travelling agent. That
j. news to Us.
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CATERPILLAIls-For the past few weeks
our people have been greatly annoyed with
the pesky caterpillar. Every one of the
silver-leaf naples about town has been
slipped Of foliage by these pests, and hence
this should teach US a lesson Never plant
such trees. The water naples are free OF
worms. Every tree that bears them should
be cut down. Shade trees are comfort,
and should BE- Anted, provided they are
not such as fur ~ a home FOR worms.
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SENISAKY.-owing to the fact that Prof.
J. la,on Barnes will be unable to get pos
session Of the dwelling attached to the Stan
ford Seminary, he has found it necessary to
defer opening his school until the ID Mon
day in September, t'he llth day Of the
month"; Parents and pupils will please
remember this fact.
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RYAN 4 MuLtoy, contractor on the c.
:. r. r., who have just finished contract
near Danville, passed through town, last
"Wednesday, with their me's wagon, teams
and implements, to a section of same n adj,
in Tennessee, where they have another
contract
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TnE season for Matching cartridges has
been exceedingly favorable this year. The
young birds have already begun to appear,
and they will be half grown by the middle
ofnext month. Sportsmen, however, would
do well TO bear in mind the rigor Of the
game law, us they are not allowed to shoot
these birds until after the middle Of Octo-
l.n
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TnE mule THE, Bowen, whom we m n
toned last week as having stolen three
mules in Je-samine county, gave bail bond
last Saturday in the sum Of 500 for his
appearance at Court here in October next,
and has gone his way. We donb, not that
his bond will be forfeited. lie is said to be
an old offender.
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TnE colored 'olk's Fair will begin next
week, near lIustonville, and remain open
three days, namely; the 30th and 3lst Of
August, aud the LIST Of September. Quite
number of our eolored people around
town have had stock in preparation for the
important occasion, for several weeks.
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" there is a rougher road anywhere than
the one between the top u Halls Gsp and
Somerset, we pity those who have to travel
over il. With an abundance Of metal and
timber all along the road il is a wonder
that the people have not made better pass
way long since.
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THE Fair of the colored people, Of Boyle
county, has been going on since Tuesday,
lp,, at Danville, on the grounds Of the Cen
trail Kentucky Association. We learn that
large erowds o. the colored element have
attended each day. This Il the last day Of
the Fair.
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IIorEL in Stanford for sale or lease, for
from Eve TO ten years. One. half or all can
be purchased on time payments, one, two,
three, four aud five years. The Hotel can
be converted into two dwellings. None
need apply but responsible persons. For
further information, apply a, this Office. .
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Nrxr Monday, week hence, the various
schools will begin throughout the county.
We hope the pupils and teachers have, by n
rest through the hot season, renewed their
strength, and that they will be able to enter
upon their studies with a new life.
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TnK remains Of Mis- Katie Gilker-on,
Of Lebanon, passed through here on the
train, last Monday, fom Pain, Lick, Gar.
rard county, where she died the day before,
II Typho Meningitis. She is said TO have
been an accomplished young lady, and was
only eighteen years of age
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MlrroS WRIGHT, an old citizen Of this
place, died last Friday morning after two
weeks illness, of dropsy Of the heart. lie
was relative Of John T. Wright, deed,
one Of the first settlers in the county.
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Mus JULIA lIosRISs, nee Miss Julia
Davis, formerly Of Stanford, is expected to
remove here from Campbellsyille, KY, and
make this her future home. Her husband
and two Of her ch ildren died not long since.
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JoE OwsLEy, a man of color, who served
a time in the State prison for robbing one
Of our citizens, re urned to town the other
day and was arrested aud placed in Jail on
another charge. Joe is a chronic offender
and he will, in all probability, have to suffer
still more on account Of bis evil deeds,
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Tue ball at Crab Orchard Springs last
Friday night was said TO have been grand
success, and numbers Of ladies and gentle
men from adjoining towns, and from Louis
willie and Lexington, were in attendance.
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TmERE have been three Fairs held in
Madison county this year-one each at
Richmond, Kirksyille. and Berea, and a
fourth will be held by the colored people at
Richmond in a short time. Garrard, Boyle,
and Lincoln counties will have none.
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Rrv. J. +. DAVIS, preacher in charge Of
London Circuit, has written us, requesting
that We announce that he will preach in
the Methodist church, in this place, on
Thursday night, the Slst inst.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-08-25

I, The heavy rains recently washed of
nearly all Of the gravel from the various
pixies leading into town, in many places
and the rocky beds will have to he re-eoy-
cred. The damage was quite considerable
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NoTE.-These quotations are to he understood as
purely RETAIL, and made TO cover the smallest
possible quantities. Purchasers will hnd, upon
trial that the margins asked by stanford Grooery
Merchants, In Wholesale quantities, az snail Ms
any town In Kentucky.
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InAvE several fine Red Berkshire pigs
for sale, at reasonable price. These hogs
are known to be the best variety, as they
falten early, and are very thrifty.
j. II. Owens.
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TnE Lincoln Quarterly Court will con
yene on the ID Monday in September, the
lith day Of the month. Next Friday will
he the last day Tor serving process on petit
tions in that court.
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REv. X. l.. THURNoSD will preach in
the Baptist Church, at this place, next sun
day morning, at II O'Clock.
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SEVERAL new suits for divorce have been
filed in the Lincoln Circuit Court for the
October term.
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TnE colorcd people in this part Of the
State are contemplating another excursion
trip 70 Louisville shortly.
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loo a. VIEWS.

TmE knob country around Stanford IL
filled with the Wild grape.
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JuuaE BRrcKISRIpoE, Of the Common
Flea, Court, was in town this week.
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4 riRr class Hotel in Stanford, can he
purchased or leased. Address this Office.
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PROF. J. LOTION BARNES.

~ha Is widely Known In Central aud souiherr Ken
lucky asa
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Ready at all Times to Wait on Customers.
22y-tL
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IT might be we'll TO inform the Toledo
Blade, and the fathers Of other sanctihed
Republican literature, that our present post
master is neither Bradley horn nor pat
ent gasomoter Of Mr. Hazen-Whccler and