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MsDrsOy COUNTY SEWs.
Hfvksrure.

FEBRUARY Q, 1877.
Since my last report, the residence Of Mr.
A. finnell, NJ this vicinity, was destroyed
by fire. lie succeeded IN saving the contents
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III 80 uv " ~ ~. 'D'' ~" I,'r
or burned y, s,ele, 'Pff w "'''' wv"
Jew ua!' "gi, y. 'he reriue"ce " "'
John simpson OF ms county hose be"'ly,
on co'o'' o'en' w 'ne e're"e age " iV'
years Aoou' 'u''y years ago sue W" CIV
en- her freedom oy MI bncS nen'ly' snu
mas oeen '''ng WIN member" OF "a" iam'
~ ever since. She was christened in infan.
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anan,i,, 80. m. =, -. a~n,. - a.. n;
ri. and Dnn,v., hvn'n h,u,t wh;rh ,hs
owrod ami rs,J ooo.,.n,,v wh;lo .,s I;,sd
A few days ago couple OF men by the
name OF Wilder, concluded to take aspiring
wagon and make an excursion through the
neighborhood OF Midway, tins county, and
see VIVA, they could pick tip and apprOpri-
ave lhey 'ucc.eded IN capturing 'o' o,
'"e,-''"' 'o','' ", u''e'' o'"e' u'''''
w. '.'"'ne" "O,"e' "pp''.n''
,erd,v. however. Judce Miller had them
h.,o, Ill.,, - go. -, n, .L.,a.,
of larceny. and ms they failed 10 satisfy hi.
H., a., a.. .g.;r 90, o.,v . n;ooo q,
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FIGHT.-SHOT Guns AND PIsToIs THE
WEAPONS. - THREE MEN SERIOUSLY
WoUSDED.-I.astS Saturday feud that has
for some time existed between Puvall
Sampson and VIM. Martin, eliminated al
most in terrible tragedy. The i'll feeling
grew ont Of dispute about the right Of a
roadway through sampson's premises. The
latter seriously objected to the road and at
several points through his farm, put Oh
structions across il. These. Martin had,
previous to the time Of the tight, cut down,
for which he was abused by Sampson in
strong terms. lie renewed the obstruc-
tions aud Martin having occasion to come
to Town in hir Spring wagon, commenced
again to cut them away. lie Ma. approach
al by Sampson, who ordered him To desist,
at the samo time threatening NJ ,rIin. The
latter dreS pistol and told Sampson that
IL he came any nrarcr he would shoot
sampson remarked that he had no arms,
save . barlow knilr, was not afraid Of Mar
Tin, and could run him off with a stick
Martin then fired several times, and finally
snoeeeded la shooting Sampson in the
breast. the ball ranging downward to the
bowels, and producing wound that was at
tint though; fatal. Immediately after he
was shot, he called for his gun, which was
handed him by some one (hs son il is re-
ported Martin having exhausted his
mmupition and seeing his danger, retreat
cd behind his wagon. when Sampson fired,
three Of the buck shot striking Martin in
the breast and shoulder, and another barry
ing itself IN the leg Of man named Dun
away, who was standing at distance,
Sampson then sank down from exhaustion,
and friends prevented further trouble. Both
Of ths oombatants are seriously wounded
so much 50, that trial Of the case before
an examining Court had TO be postponed.
Dunaway is suffering severely from his
wound, the ball having battered it~ell
against hi shin. split and ranged around
the bope into the calf lie will probably
be conGned .yr some time
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IIoRsE sroLES.--On Tuesday night last,
brown horse 3-year- old, was stolen from
Mr.. NJ. q. Hughes, who lives On the Nor
gan Smith farm on the Danville pike. sus-
picons rest on a tramp who staid there
the nigh, before, but no trace Of him or
the horse has yet been discovered. Horse
stealing is getting to be a nearly every day
occurrence in this vicinity--three horses
having been stolen within short time. We
hope the next Legislature will pas. law
making horse stealing n capital onense.
Perhaps the risk Of being hung might deter
the rascals from stealing, even though the
law might never be carried out.
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~. .a...- a.. -. - .-....
so o".'"s ~" P''e' Wv Po'"''o''
ca"page, turnip', on me- cheese, Eggs, ETC.
a..
we MI, carefully, and NJ the lowest hg-
urcs all cash orders sent IA from adjoining
towns for goods in our line. and prepay
.x. u-,, .,,.t- n, ~
ANYTHING In mi. column that your own
,no,,L.,,. A., ..., r.. Il ~ -, u. 4,
''.. -, - ~ y, -" '. :" 80 /"
w" ""n' w. anu we VIII guarantee s'''H'ae'
-,
we are cons'an'ly adding TO- our nov a.
rsauy arg stock OF IRON and woodwoIk,
wife an examination. wareroom in base
ment Of Vanarsdsls's brick.
y h'ce zee oan'-'er and one pound OF
prime "reeh Tea Tor one dos'dr'
New stock OF fancy candies, nut', fruits,
NV" '"e'''"e"S ge"e'"'I!'
W. tale ss,.o;.i u, L.o, ON, .,,ol
of Fancy Grnrc,ies romnic,s ,nd Feb
Fresh pickles. ,how-chow, mustari-, salad
dressing. celery salt, havoring extracts,
SOFA ~ regular grocery marquis
g..
p", ,'I ~ I'as.r , =, DoN ue'atihe,
nyAi n"s n ,ornanu', pu,kees salad
"A, Cream Tartar, Lemon Sugar, etc, re-
r,..,. ,,,-,..,u,
,,. n 'te''o" .. ". .a sa "oa''eu 10
@ !" "s'' '"e o,ooA. rrce per
v ~ ~ Per'ec' ha''' 'nu o'
"""'"' '''''
Blacksmiths will do we'll IN oct IN, pr;c..
ON Iron. steele. Nails. shoes plow n mia.
Bolts. I,asns etc.
Fourteen bushels Of Irish potatoes will
buy farm bell.
Our farm bells are fully warranted for
one year.
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LINCOLN COUNTI NEWS.
IfHsfOHriife.

FEBRUARY, 9Th.
The last week has been barren Of in
cidents 20 far ~ this psi, OF the county is
concerned. OF cuur'e We have hal onr
annual revival Of the ground hog eontro-
versy. and have settled the question for the
ensuing twelve months, but next years
meteoroligisls, will not hesitate to go he
hind our Rs,urnng Board and open the
whole question anew.
Many Of our farmers have commenced
ploughing. looking to the hon st soil and
unbrbed atmosphere for reliable return
Traders are still looking to the South. j..
W. a q. NJ. Giyens, started inT Mississippi
yesterday, with horses aud mules. J. NJ.
Brown got off with lot on Saturday. J,
G. Johnston is in mad pursuit Of the last
cattle" in this region. The immediate
aud striking result Of the horse market is
the absence Of so many graceful riders and
dashing drivers from our lhoroughfares.
Bona Lucas. John O. npbell, Dan Aleorn,
and Wss. Hooker, are all ON foot now-and
none Of them has ever learned To walk.
Some body is said to have presented a
museum In Louisville with the pistol with
which Tecumseh Was killed. This is thin.
ner than that little Ratchet. Every b. dy
knows that Steve Burch, OF Crab Orchard
has the historic weanon In nuastion Ii
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y. d. TEvIs, ESQ, our popular Clothing
Merchant ill siicu to his friends on Tues
day last, and left for two weeks visit To
Lexington, Missouri. Madame Rumor had
il that he went on matrimonial intentions,
but ON interviewing the gentleman, we
were informed that the idea was absurd, AS
barring the two young ladies that he ae-
companied, he was unacquanIed with a
single lady in Missouri. lie further in
tima,cd, that when the interesting event Of
his marriage occurred, he hoped that it
would be consummated right here in Stan
ford. During his absence Mr.. Steve Myers
will minister to the wants Of those needing
goods in his line, and as Steve is a mer-
chant Of large experience, he may res, as
sured that his interest will be well taken
care Of. Napoleon Bonaparte, We wish you
pleasant visit and safe return, to Nhich
wish the ladies respond, fervent "Amen."
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CONCERT. The Concert given at James
Hall, Danville, this seek, by The various
Churches of that PLACE, fir the benefit Of
the poor, was Decided sgc'e.s, both pecu-
niarily and in point o: merit. The pro,
oseds amounted. Ne learn, to over two
hundred dollars, the greater portion Of
which was clear. II is matter Of especial
pride ~ Us 10 note from thu-e who attend
ed, the fact that Stsnfprd's contribution 10
the performers, Miss Jennie \ppersoa and
Miss ialla Jordan Gillette the highest
enoon'iums, aud acquitted them
selves with marked degree ~ excellence.
Miss Apperson ON the regular programme
sung very swee,ly, the difficult piece, 'Con-
slider the Lilies" which vas no heartily
encored, that she again cam forward aud
sang "fake back the Ring" This created
unbounded enthusiasm, but the length Of
the performance forbade a second appear
ance. Ter next regular contribution was
Bonnie Bessie" Again, at ia conclusion,
the Hall resounded with applause, which
was only silenced by Miss Arperson singing
in her most pathetic and tender tones
"The Old Folks at Home Miss Apper.
son has great cause to be proud Of her sue
cess, and the manner In which il was APP
preeiated Miss Jordan executed some diff
teult piee y on the Piano, very excellent
~, and vita the greatest ease. Her efforts
were well received, and impressions were
created that for ore Of her age, 'he possesses
remarkable scnius.
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VIZ were pleased to become acquainted
with our handsome and talented Mt. Yer
non correspondent. Samuel NJ. Burdett,
E-q, who called in to see Us Tuesday.
We are nov more than ever, convinced
that he !. valuable acquisition to the pa
per, both as correspondent and worker.
Ills excellent letters prove the former as
sertion, while the nice list Of new subscri-
Der. that he hrdNph,, il the most conclusive
evidence Of the latter. NAV he never woa-
~ in we'll doing.
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SHOOTING. party given near Berea'
In Madison county, a few nights since
broke up in general row. Pistol shots
we're promiscuo-ly exchanged, which end
ed in the serious wounding Of two brothers
named Harris. II has not been discovered
who fired the shots that took effect; conse-
quently no arrests have been made.
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CoAL-We received from Mr.. George
Sambrook, Of Livingston, recently car
load Of coal, which, for general purposes, is
as good the best we have ever used. For
blacksmitl,ins purposes, IL is said to be
equal to Pittsburgh eoa., and the demand
for il among the smiths is 20 great that We
are almos, induced 10 open a coal ysid.
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We we've pleased to receive a call on
Saturday. from Mr.. Zen. Chase, the sfTable
publisher Of the M,ssoa;e Joarnal, Louis
willie. lie h trsveling in this county in
the interest Of his paper. and is meeting
with satisfactory success The Gran ought
surely 10 sustain Mr.. Chase in his laudable
desire TO publish a 6rt.clsS- Masonic pa.
pei, by lending him their cheerful aid.
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-TnE Oliver Chilled Plow is the only gen.
uine Chilled pillow made. The ligh,est draft
pillow, and the best general purpose plow;
scours in any Kind Of soil, and warranted
to give entire Satisfaction in every particu.
lar, or no trade. wearen 4 Evans, sole
Agents. Give II q trial.
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Mn. J. p. PEAK, who lives near here,
caught in his corn field perfect, white
mouse, which he put in bo, to bring us,
but the willy little creature had horror Of
newspaper notoriety, and effected Its es-
cape. We regret II, as Mr.. Peak describes
/, As perfect beauty and likely to have
made an interesting pet
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

-
BouoS a SrAaos 10 the piacc 10 buy
Rooks
Brr beef every J.y a, Ferrel A Sur.
hers ,ssh for hide. on delivery,
I'd
less variety, At andersen a McRcbcr,s'.
zrrnrn for working mctioe., aud frames
A IAnor new supply oi Machine Nee
dies, Tor all Machines, at Anderson n Me
SAWS your eyes. Buy pair ~ Lazarus
n Morris perfected Spectacle, at y. H.
LAsDRErn's Garden Seeds, large, fresh
Stock In papers and bulk. at Anderson 4
FnysIciASs prv-cri!ai"n- aud Phsrma-
csutical preparations, = speciality at L. X.
chensults.
AsDERsoS a McisonnRrs have just 70.
ceived superior 10, II Pistols, Cartridges
and Cutlery.
o,.. - H.,
settled. We need the money. Anderson
McRoberts.
a. you Nsn' ason o'oek' you can nnn
.-, e"as Ut wy P'''''' "'''""'eu
nAssost Ho.. o' every ,h,hg W the
.'! "ns, " t. w. '"e"'"'' = " 'e-'
LAptr-. call aud ace the spiendid new
and sweet NOTICES lust received by Amber
son 4 McRoberts.
Mr.. JoHs u CRAIG has Jis, received
from the msnuiScthfei', ha o' 'l'cnd'd
SEWN Machines, al factory prices.
p,.. . a.. H., u..,;.,.
u n ~ S-n
49, e,..i' n ,'t-,.'i,,.
"'' '"'''"'''' w. ~ 10 ~ N"''"""
Tuy Richmond Pillow il the one that nj.
v.y. gives ,n,ir, s,,i.i,c,ion. much saved
10 know their worth before having other
Nov, Add by Smith A Miller
A xyw and c,m,l.,. ,..orsm,u, of
Pane, ,,J pl.;, c.ndi,- AMI EVERYTHING
n.n,iIv Isni In , 6r.,.rl,.. Ccpfrc,ioncry,
Pleas. yi,s us, cali. C.usaS q Dopn.
John u. Craig purchases Blsached Cot
tuns by the case and ball, which l. great
advantage over small buyers. lie propos-
g. 10 give the trade the benefit Of the Pur-
chase.
=,
Mn; - =. MhIas announces hihiseh
candidate ior matr'mony. freierS Por
girl lie wiz ne open ior pf"lr~Ais untii
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LAND. sTOCx AVID CRoP ITEMS

Mr.. James Daddersr hs. sold his farm
known NJ the Tevi- place, to Mr.. Henry
Baughman, at $50 per acre.
Mrs. Belle Hughes .old recently, 10 Mr.
Watt Fields, her house and lot Of two acre,
on the Danylle pike, for $1,000.
John Spoonamore purchased 200 acre.
Of Iognn's Creek land at si2 per acre. II
was the property Of Mrs. Mary Dudierar.
Mr. james Walker Givens, aud
Sam. Baughman, each shipped car load
Of mules and horses to Mississippi, last
Tuesday.
Mr.. D. S~ope weighed the yearling.
he sold here Monday, which were sold by
the head. The price per pound was lii.
tie over 4 cents.
Fourteen and $500 acres Of land lying
near Milledgevil e,was sold byCommiss-on.
er WEIGH, Monday, for $3.50 W. d. Bal
ley, was the purchaser.
Saturday u getting 10 be a big day
among stock men at Lexington. Last Sat
urdny there, good many cattle were Of.
fered; yesrlings brought $50 per head IA
oxen $50 to s3j; horses $50 to $40.
Who can beat III Mr.. John Bright, Of
this county, has a 3-ycsr old steer that
weighs 1900 pounds. Ifany Of our read
ers have stock that can touch him, he will
confer favor by communicating the fact
to Us.
Mr. l.. A. Moore,a prominent stock deal.
er OF this ounty, returned last Saturday
from Georgis, whittier he had been with
mules and horses, lie reports greater de-
mand and much improved prices, with
decided upward tendency.
Remember our liberal offer, viz: To adj.
verti-e land for persons desiring TO sell,
without charge for same, IL no sale il ef.
fected, but in case OF sale ou- full rates are
TO be paid. This does not apply to Erecu.
tors or COMMISSIONER sales.
Monday last was Court day at Paris, and
the Auctioneers report $50 to 400 head Of
cattle, most all selling AMI at fair prices,
yeHrlings bringing from S23 to $50 Ter
head. W the 200 mules offered, yearlings
brought FROM $50 to sos; broke mules
from $50 to $3.50, according Ia age and
size. Eighty head OF sheep were with
drawn at - per head. Plug horses sold
low.
Rs, feeding cattle sell n, Ie,;,.,on s,y.
the Py,s. AT from 4 IN Al cont, nes,
grade Durham and Aldcrney Mich Cow,
with calye. sell n, $40 IN $50. commo, s,5
In sai Surl hon. Z, % 10 e ho. IA,
hogs hiring 81 10 ue,p, soIls n, fr,u a.
IN s5 10 Corn IN .h;rners :, az wbo,,
in demand bas,.t II ., ~ :, "a IT.
II,v m.,le, r,rces as eo,Iow.. J,,no,,,,o
and MILL, a. ,r, Inn. o., s,o oL,.;.a
go IN an al dol;ro,.J
'ooNrf COURT iAf'-ihee was more
,,;.tor h.r. Nors.v ,h.r ON ,,vcon,,
Al, d,,;n, H.. la, TO- go, Thc H..
r,;r of Tho d,v b.foro s,ornad al r,rm;n.
on.r,,;on. so ,ha t,rn,or. "A no,hinn -
40 nm, ,,n,o % ,ow, wh;oI h. I;J 4,
cr,,, number. N,;n Stree, from tho Nv.
- Ill - ,ho prroo H. anaJ.,o..
ers iio'ei 10 'he bruce House, ana Lahcas-
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MARRIED. - AZ the residence Of the
brides mother, in Garrarl county, on the
let inst, by Elder jesse Walden, Mr.. Jno.
T. Dudde-r, Of Lincoln county, Nv, to
Miss Eliza Perkins. Attendants-Mr. W.
II. Tr~iior aud Miss n. Belle Palmer, Mr..
"a. II. King aud Miss Maggie Duddersr.
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DOMESTIC TTEnS.


Z
plains the present high prices Of Sugars.
The total product Of sugar throughout the
world ten wears ago. did not much exceed
two million tons. bat by 1875, il had expan.
pu,ed at not less than si6s 900 tons From
this roint to the yield of 1876, occurs an
abrupt shrinkage Of more than a million
tons. and what i. singular, the deficiency
was mot confined TO a single quarter. but
seems to have been equally apportioned
among the All ar.producing countries. The
consumption Of sugar has increased every
year, and has iully kept pace WIN Tue rap'd
development "h'eh oeS' roo' culture mas
of the large deficiency shown above, the
present demand for the commodity, on The
n,r, NJ Fnrore ,h. United States and the
- -,
'''''''' e''O'''N'' "
3,OOOOOO tons. IL rs th'reiore, certain, that
consumer resources will he short during
that before the new crop comes in. prices
will be almost non-consumptive. The av-
annually. Let him look sharp, with the
above facts starring him in the face.
We are now ready to exhibit the celebra-
ted Meikle turning pillow, whi'h, besides
being the ha"''SomeS' pio" o" 'he MARKET
has iour points oi eAee''ehce over Tue "io''
',rar.n,oo o.,.,,., .,,i.f,c,io, mr. No .ole and
COM, N. sevcres, test. ColI ami examine
,hon,
big lot OF old reilao'e SHAKER broomS
at % cents EACH or by The dorm al - o.
n,,e' ,ne's =, % S,ra. ~" ~,
IN she'd my coat and bar my breast,
Aud cleausc IA yseli from ssle to crest,
."' NAa I"o"s 10y -, M, NJ
wlsber-cr-Ba,h soap.-tmuhIne out for repairs.)
\ new STOCK Of lamps lamp GU "'h'yF'
ana lamp fixtures
The bos' tweed e'sar Is no" 'he favor
lite Smok''or H''Ns''
4 big lot Of Cheap buckets and east kct-
ties for use in sngar-nioking, Just received
-, ,.sI.
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TRADE PALAcE.--lt will he noticed that
the large Advertisement Of Mr.. J. II. Craig
which has for some time adorned our col.
umns, has undergone change. Mr. Craig
has recently added several new branches of
business to his trade. which, by his we'll
known energy, liberal dealing, aud his in-
variable principle Of always handling the
best aud latest goods, he has made to pay
him handsomely. The liberality which he
displays In the use Of printers ink, he ac-
knowledges, has, in great measure, aided
his profits by the large increase in trade,
especially from a distance, that il has Sc
cured. Were we asked where the best,
cheapest. and most fashionable goods can
be bought our e<s- would invariably point
to the Trade Palace OF Mr. Jno. II. Craig.
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Mn Herr, a gentleman from Pennsyl.
vania, has been in town for several days,
prospecting for the purchase or lease Of oil
lands In the Green River region Of this
and adjoining counties. The probability
is, that active preparations for obtaining
oil. will lie comm, need In the Spring.
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ON farmers tell Us that no wheat was
killed in this section by the hard weather,
and that the prospect for full crop il very
promising. The peaches are all ris ht 50
far, too.
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DIED.--In Garrard county, on the LIST Of
February, after a long illness, Henry
Duggins, in the Sind year Of his age. lie
was a member Of the |. o.. o. r., aud a
much respected aud worthy citizen.
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Miss CEIiA ID. ADAMS, a lovely young
lady Of Mt Vernon, accompanied by saml
NJ. Burdctt, E-q, was in town this week,
guest Of the Myers House.
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Dirp.-Mr. Povsll Sampson, who was
wounded In fracas with Martin, an ac-
count of which We publish elsewere, died
Yesterday morning.
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Gel: ss!:s s..s:,
PARLOR ORGANS.

Prom Vim. Pool, Niagara, N. Y.
several nouth- Of the sIssast pssisr OrSaa
you sent me, saiishe' that II Is % TIN bsst
made. II has a rich toi,~ its vzrtoss loves
must plrsr-sint. 1 must heartily recou1uisnd yoar
organs ios Isarior. ~'hs'l, church, or otbs sss."
Me.srs. Geo. +. h.xsll A Ca. ". " Newspaper
Esissfter, says:
Daniel D. iisti,y, the ergan builder, 81 sshisss
ton, \. j.. presses brward With great viSor."
Mr. A. D.. hshsdiet. editor Of the CFsat kssd Re-
pnTier, amer r-ceying his organ, vTilssf
"lGuT hss octave Parlor Organ came sskiy
Several ma-ieisas hs.- ,.~,-s " sud !.r~ne.n~,i n
Hast od.r ever given. Mensy refunded upon 70.
u organ, aud frri ht Charge paid by (naA-
Vel y. beatty both ways u un-ztis.sstosy, sitss =
test trial Of i've days Onsns warranted ior ave
years. send or extend ell llsi oi ts<tinloliAlk b.
iuro buying paTlOg Organ. Adde'S.
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REMEMBER that wearen 4 Evans Is
head quarter. for Flows, Hoes, Rakcs,
Hames, Chains, Collars. Backbands, &c.
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MARRIED.-At the residence Of Mr.. Jno.
J. McRoberts, ON the mo rning Of the 9Th,
by Elder j. l.. Allen, Mr.. Malcolm NJ. Mil
Ter, Of Madison, to Miss Eliza Laekey, Of
Lincoln.
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Fon ssrE.--A set Of biscKsmith's tool.
and outfit Apply al this Office.
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| DESIRE to sell the Farm, known as the
"Tim Pennington farm. II not sid be-
fore County Court day in March, | will
rent il on that day. TIN. W. lIIGGIss.
stanford, KY, Feb. 2, 1877.
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Tunry bushels white Silver skin and
yellow Dawer Onion sets for sale, whole.
sale or retail, by Wearen a Evans.
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GARDEN Seeds, embracing all the popu-
lar varieties, both in bulk and small pack
ages, at Wearen 4 Evans.
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Ladies' Fancy Goods,

AL u the most Tgshionahls strle and Of quality
~ most the wants al ths o0aii.a niiy,
No additional pruhi will h. charged 20 cover BAD
DkRrS, As SHE MEYER MAKE THEN.
she y duly gralsiel lsI pat aYoTa, and s0licils
lfola all an eAlly ca.
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MARRIED at Mt. Vernon, on the night Of
the lst., Mr.. Alphas. Craven to Miss Mar
tina prewitt.
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fnrsu OysrrRs received yesterday, at
H. Musings.
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Mn. AsnER OwsLEy wishes 10 buy one
hundred bushels Of Irish Potatoes.
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LOCAL VIEWS.

business dull on "Rst Row"
WILL q. McKISSEY.
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stanford.

Grsccrtes aud HardWare.-.R Retail.
CORRECTED wEExLY ny CAMPBELL xn.LKB.
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ULiskiss, To1accos. &c. Wholesale.
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G. TO
Mr.. e. LAYTON At
GIBSON'S CHEAP STORE
AT MONTICELLO,
FOR CHEAP GOODS,
Hs Sells below Granger Prices.
THE CELEBRATED "ByFFAEov
STEAM GRIST MILLS!

G OeT o NJ G u ! n b n G
solicited and satis6ction guaranteed. 0rssliss
done every day. Try thcss Niik once SD zee viii
come again. ti7o-tii JOHN W. ROUr.