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BTsrNEss NOTICES.
PLEASE call and settle your account.
IloHoN n SrAau.

Please call and settle your account.
BoHoS n SrAGa.
wmrs at IS cents and up, at Carson 4
Dodds.
FoR s,Lr lot Of Carts, cheap. Apply
To W. T.. Walton.
Fon ssLr.--A sulkey, in good order.
Apply at this Office.
CoxMoS ScuooL Books are now ready
at Anderson & McRobcrts.
ANDERSON 4 McRonKRrs Mixed Paints
excel anything ever kept Try them.
sNru A MILLER are wanting TO ex-
change groceries for 1000 lbs Of old wheat
-four.
ALI kinds Printing neatly and prompt.
~ executed at the INTERIOR Journal Job
Office.
Mis- MARY LOGAN will'besin the next
session Of her school on the ID Monday In
September.
PERSONS in need Of good cheap Harness
or Saddles, will find II TO their interest TO
can o" '''S""" ''"os'
u,s 4 R,,yry wi.h.. he, friend. and
,,.,,on. an know that she keeps Al Ali ,imes
rs. ,nd f,.hion.ble MiIlinery Good. Her
nI.c. ~ b,.ine.. can be found Inv her sion
sW;li;n.,y and Drc.. N.Linyp
\, n. MATHEW, the best Merchant Tai
lor In Central Kentucky, has on hand, and
l. constantly receiving a splendid stock Of
goods for Spring and Summer wear. lie
works the best material only, and always
guarantees good it,
To TnE PuBLic.-l have IN my posses
sion large lot oil watches ief' Tor repairs
the accumulation OF the last eleven years
! now give notice 10 the owners on All such
as have heen " TIC house over az mouths
that y not called Tor IN the next 'hir'y days
iseaii proceed !" Se'i ior repairs.
THo-. hicHAhi-'
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80, w, .,;s;..i - M. ..,i.ns
sa So, ~" S,.,;on.,. - nj 90.
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p'','I C..,,;,. 80, sho, Co.
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MADISON COUATY VIEWS.
kirksrilIe.

JULY % ie"'
we nave hau ah abundance Vi ram ia'e-
~ ana IN consequence the corn crop Is
viii h. fu,lv II NOT over tho ,vs,,o. IN
this section Grass ia lu,uriant and Alto
,etber the outlook for the farmers IA vary
encouraging.
Wheat ia be;ng ,hrssbal and ia vi, ld;,g
unusually we'll both as 10 quantity and
quality.
The Garrard county and Kirksyille
Turnpike Company and Azariah fennell
have ELECTED compromise as to the right
oil way, ana The road VIII be butt without
further hindranee'
The Kirksyille fair came off on Satur-
day last, according to announcement. The
attendance was unusually iarge-a fair
show OF good stock on exhioition' a super
abundance OF good things 10 eat, and excel
lent music oy the winchester Brass Band
t.o,o,v a. al
Inc hirksviile oorne' band gave a PFC
mic on Ahariah rihhens grounds on tue
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OuR Midileburg correspondent writes
that John Soard has been arrested and was
then Tue day. undergoing an examining
trial at Liberty, on the charge Of being the
murderer Of the man whose skeleton was
foand ne, Rich Hill, in Casey county
some time since. A good deal Of interest
vas manifested in the trial and the geaeral
belief was that Soard would be sent ON.
The Sheriff Of casey has also writ
against Soard for breaking open a store
house.
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from other premises may furnish clew to
the origin Of the alarm. On the night Of
the late colored procession some Of the en-.
franchised "down-trodden" helped them.
selves to the fes,hered supply at Mrs. Mary
Burnams. Thus saith the chronicle Of
dark deeds.
The strike" at Louisville is being felt
along all railroad lines Mr.. II. A. y
Marksbury, general grain agent at this de-
pot, received telegram on Tuesday, for.
bidding the shipment Of wheat to that
point Some irregularity in mails will fol.
low as necessary evil, and the destruction
Of seven millions worth Of railroad proper
ty must have a temporarily depressing ef.
feet on all commerce. Farmers were al.
ready complaining Of a depression in the
wheat market
Alternate shower and sunshine will even.
tually destroy the grass recently cut.
DIR. $. l.. Burdett, accompanied by Mr..
y. NJ Burdett, arrived last "Wednesday
from Apopka, Florida. The Doctor Is
walking about the streets, not Falstah
exactly, but apparently in as good health
as when he left home. lie brought with
him supply Of sour Oranges, said to he
wholesome for dyspepsia aud favorite
remedy in the land Of flowers.
Mr.. John Grand, for some months res
ident Of Texas, is here for few weeks,
looking after his possessions. He brings
with him Master Sammie, a beautiful little
fellow Of four years.
Married in New York City few days
ago, Mr. George W. Dunlap, son Of the
late DR.. Theodore Dunlap, Of Danville, to
Miss Amelia Leavitt
DR.. A. Adams preached again at the
Christian Church on Sunday. Subject
The srmor Of the Christian.
We are looking for the Murphy move
ment to reform US.
County Court In town last Monday. The
August term OF Circuit Court is approach
ing. So is the election, but unless the
still waters Of excitement are running very
deep there is no evidence Of public inter-
est, ordinary or extraordinary. Our pros
pective Senator is qniet, modest and serene
on the banks Of the flowing Dix. A Con-
vention Of Democrats has been solicited for
the purpose Of nominating Mr.. J. W. Poor,
Of Bryantsville, for the next representative
in the Legislature Of Kentucky.
A Hop was in contemplation on Monday
evening, to be given at the Lancaster Ho-
tel by the young gentlemen, in compli-
ment to some young lady visitors; but "the
best laid schemes Of mice and men," must
yield to rain, all dancers ken.
Judge Owsley returns from the mountain
bar looking somewhat worn in health.
A county Work House is the newest
hobby.
A Kentuckian called to see the Hon. Al
Ian A. Burton, at Chicago; found him i'll
and so rejoiced at the sight Of familiar
home face that his emotion was genuinely
The Small Talk man quotes from lady
who was Boosting Of the courteous demean-
or Of Kentucky gentlemen to the weaker
sex. She had probably ridden in street
car in Philadelphia or Pittsburg.
The dwelling Of Mrs. BENZ. Chaires, Of
Tallahassee, Florida, formerly Miss Mary
salter, of this place. was entirely consum-
ID by fire short time ago. Not even
,hange of apparel was saved, except what
he family laundress had in charge, and the
ives Of all were in jeopardy from the
lanes. Clio.
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Graham a Co. Of Wayne sold TO Mr.. A.
l.. Hale Of thi. county 6l5 ewes at ~ 90
per head.
Samuel Bruce ha. returned from Teunes-
see with 425 sheep for which he paid from
" 25 to " so per he'd.
There were some 800 or 900 cattle on the
market at Mt. Sterling, last Court day,
about half Of them selling at from to 4
cents per pound.
Mr.. A. J. Gross bought Of 4. NJ. Feland
7 head thoroughbred and high grade cattle
this week. lie paid from $50 TO sls5
rer head for them.
Mr.. John NJ. Hail recently bought Of
Pulaski parties % head Of cattle and 300
sheep In the lot Of cattle il a i.year old
heifer that weighs l,7s5 pounds. Pretty
hard TO beat
TUE Journal has discovered In Grayson
County IA months old calf that gives a
gallon Of milk a day without ever having
been with calf II makes the usual appeal
10 Craddock, NC.
LANCASTER CouRr. Col Elkip reports
about 100 head Of cattle on the market
Every head Of stock offered was sold either
publicly or privately-the sales averaging
about 81 cents per pound.
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NOME Affairs.
Severance a Dwdderur.

We will receive this week forty pieces
Jeans. and while wool has advanced % to
30 per cent. bv buyinp early we are enabled
10 offer the trade. James AT the same price
n. last Fall
49,
"ekeep a., grades ou, maNe' TPec''''y
" very ""e "er'no wool Jo"n''
Just received another large lot Of trunks
anu VA',.e'' a"o we are SUI, %''"g 'nem
~, 'e.' man yo" oA" ""' '"e"' !" ''"'''
VIM w 'e'''
Gentlemen we have a word for YOU
when you want to go on trip, you are in
the habit Of running around among your
'o'. P'o'% ' ','."'' W oo''ow Va''se
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MRs. JANE PAXTON is deserving Of hon
orable mention as possessing the finest gar
den in this part of the county. She has corn
aud tomatoes in abundance bsides boun-.
tiful supply of all other vegetables Of a
seasonable variety;
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place Of Amusement or social gathering.
But occasionally some drunken parties
from neighboring towns las the sequel will
show) may, in their leaving mistreat, or
abuse some one. Last Sunday party Of
young men, six In number, came over
from Lancaster. The true object Of their
visit Is not definitely known, hut we are in
formed that they armed themselves before
leaving home, heavily, and on their return
between here and baskerville, at least
fifty shots were fired by the party. While
they were in town they behaved themselves
pas-ably well, only an occasional slightly
remark about the town was heard to pass
their lips. by about 5 O'Clock they thought
themselves ready n make a break for
home, and once well seated in their respec-
tive buggies they moved of quietly, too,
until they had passed the Springs, when
they opened FIRE moderately on, It's sup
posed, vacant space. Reaching the toll
gate, they thought !, best to display their
bravery to Mr.. McGinnis, the gate keeper,
az" Vol n'os"'" a"u WI "'u'"' oo''u
e' " ,"e DPa'"s, va. . '"e p"y "'o"
p'''o' a''u nou','"'u - 'o"''u''a.'V '''
espresso" '"'' oe'e,"''ns,'O" 70 say MN
nut. ,,'' eo"'a'e' ",'' "o"e,''' WV"
co"s'oe''o'e eAe'''o" ano pe'sus''o", pre-
vent first class, unprovoked murder Of one,
two, or perhaps all three Of the innocent
ana 'honehs''e 'rio' MOVING on as"o'.
distance 'hey began .he'r n'e secon"
hme on some SWINE ihey ia''ed IN PORK
ing the hogs but you bet 'hey cooked 'ne
Caor.o J.mo. ,hs nor, animate oh;ec, thew
mo, Thev ron, N, this ;ndiscriminate
Shooting "a far NJ We can hear from. till
,bev reached Lancaster. where we suppose
,bsv made . detailed re,or, Of their yicto.
r;ous buII.do,;nv Of Crab Orchard. after
which ,hev retired 70 their various abodes
IN s,.e, oa In ou;et. their DAYS drinking.
I;uIs dreaming that Crab Orchard would
even pre.ume TO attemr, to bring any of
Tho bnll;ss of Lancaster 10 iustice But in
mi. thew were sadly mistaken. as our cit.
,.,. had NJ, Saturday previous. gone into
wr;,,.n ..,sem.nt (which ia 70 be found
in mi. Manor, n nae every effort. and lend
,nv assistance in ouell;ng any difficulty. or
b,;,.;,. ,,v og.nder of the law To ius,ice
A uarrsn, wa. Immediately issued for the
.rr.., 81 viii and Wat Arpold. A. and
Will Adams ". r. Mason. Walker Ian
dram Romans. and T. W. johnson.
Our sesc;.,, Town Marshal Will. T. saun-
dsr. ON Monday Morning early. proceeded
10 Lancaster and notified Can't. Isaac Sim
0ls,on Marshal of Lancaster of his bust.
no.. On, nroceeded Immediately TO
Tho d.s;,ad n.r,;es mentioned in the
writ. The Messrs. Adams who are from
Owingsville, however, made their escape.
Messrs. Will. Arnold, L. W. johnson and
% S,:.:. - ar .a.;.
g. w. - w n NJ, .nd
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Wa have contracted for twenty cars Of
select Block Coal at bottom prices, and are
receiving same from the mines daily. Call
and see Us before buying elsewhere.
WEARES a EVANS.
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MARRlED.-ln Stanford, on the I'D,
Benz. Hewlett to Mrs. Sarah Phinnell
This was his second. and her third matri-
monial venture.
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Cart. GEo. II. MCKINNEY has sold his
residence on Main Street, to Vim. Craig,
for 81 500. Possession to be given the first
Of January next.
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prevail The choice Is with the purchaser.
Masohs Quar'' per don'""''''''sz w
r mIson 49, 4. "''''''' eo
Wiz o., 4. M
Vi;.. -, O., 4. M
lii CI.~.. Toe,
81, w -, sS,o.
'''ees ." '"e aoo'e sooo. VA. u"oo"o''
Guy an'ance ma'eria'y "'n'h 'hiry dayS'
m
Inc P"ys'c'a"s u",'e !" recommending
'"e use " Lemons 'or sPee'a' u''eases'
Is 'he most heaI'hiui beverage 'or 'he
hea,ed 'erm' we always keep ire'h ana
ripe Lemons al DC each or ooc ooaen'
10 meet the du'i times we nave Just
no.. ..,n.;,,.u .,ss .I",s -" 49,.
'ery ana iron'
o..r..,., t.,. u,.n Il
O"e Excelsior JUNIOR mower ieit-oner'
ed a. go cash. asP'end'd bargain Tor
''"e'"''
announcer nc" STOCK OF oVa' turkish
na'h soap just arrived Every cake weighs
,a,,., 49,. :. ~. -. d. 10. ~.
-
bargains onereu now !" u remnant o'
tic frames.
we nave a handsome new ''sht sa'key
o., a." " '"' I"e''" ,'"so" ", '"'e '"e.P'
rial. and finished in the highest style of
workmanship. Call and ace them.
"A lew more sets Of harness at f~ef~, ~
U..d.o,,r,srs E,,, la. anil nan.
A large stock Of Masons' Quarts and Hall
Gallons, porcelain lined; Cohaney quarts,
glass tops; wax-sealing Quarts, Jelly Jars,
Killing Cans, gums and tops for Masons jars,
"',."'' "SA' 'e' ~ 'o"'' P''''' vim" e'
" ' ~
-. A.,
g. W - "'o'' 800
nr;css "' ""s' '''e'' ~ ''"'e"
Another invoice Of Saddles and Harness
at lower prices than ever! Harness from
$l2 to SIS per act; Saddles from So so to
S'o' 'a"'' "a"nes run -. 70 sI' ho'se
ITO" ~ W % Ni"o'' every
s :" Wv e ' ''' "e ."
The latest and best Fluting Machine lin
vented by woman now offered at So rs.
No house keeper can do without them at
that price.
"A oig STOCK OF rrui' Jars cans ana Jehy
e
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GrS'L JSo. :. WILLIAMS passed up the
road yesterday IN route To Crab Orchard
Springs.
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J. y. DAVIS keeps meal, hour, bacon,
whi.kie-, wines, cigar, tobaccos, canned
fruit. Ne.
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j. " DAVIS ha. splendid stock ofGRo'
crRIns which he is selling cheap Call on
him.
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4. \. WARRES is agen, here for the Sing
er, the best Sewing Machine made. sam
pies ON hand at the L. q.
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Ma. =. J. CAMPBELL, We arr sorry to
note, is detained at his house by serious
attack Of bilious fever
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Tnr Post Offices at Lancaster aud Crab
Orchard have recently been made money
order Offices
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PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMES

I am constantly receiving the most
beautiful patterns Of Oval and Square
Frames, which will be sold at prices
to suit the times Photographs from
Card to full Life Size. Copying and
enlarging promptly and neatly done.
Pictures finished in India Ink, Oil or
Water Colors. Porcelain Pictures
and Landscape Photography; sam.
pies Of which may be seen at the new
Photograph Gallery. opposite the
Commercial Hotel. Bring your pie.
lures to b framed to the Photo Gale
~. Ihsvs just introduced the new
and beautiful Photoeroms Picture,
specimens Of which can be seen at
the Gallery. Respectfully
S G. Williams.
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ALExASpER's HorEL-Having occasion
to spend n night In Louisville this week we
decided to take the Sunday Ary,as advice
and go To that little gem Of hostelrie, Al
exander's new Hotel, kept by that prince Of
good fellows, Jos d. Alexander. We found
that half the praises Of the establishment
had not been sung, foreverything that could
be desired in a first clas hotel is found
there, and for the los price Of 81 % per
day. The location is No. l, the fare unsur.
passed, and the rooms splendidly furnished
with new and handsome furniture. and we
would say to those anticipating matrimouy
and Who expect TO take a trip to the city
that the bridal chambers are the finest in
the country. See card elsewhere.
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Mn. W. =. RAMSEY has rented the Com
mercial Hotel
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LOCAL NEvuS.

Cur,Pn,r salt in town at J. y. Davis. .
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Gran ORCHARD SPRINGS. number
Of guests continues to rapidly increase at
these springs, and IL the public were ms
we'll aware Of the superior advantages end
attractions Of this place as we are who occa-
sionally enjoy them, they would soon ell 1t
To its utmost capacity. While there is
dancing every evening till II o'clock, Fri
day evenings are still the most popular for
ON those evenings crowds Of young ladies
and gentlemen from the neighboring towns
gather there to enjoy with the visitors the
delights OF the may" At the last hop
Stanford was exceedingly well represented
by Misses Julia Craig and Jennie Carson,
beside by quite number OF young gentle
men. A very pleasing change in the usual
order Of procedure was enacted a few eve
nings since. by number Of the guests who
treated the assemblage To most creditable
literary and musical entertainment. Each
performer is worthy ct particular and in
dividual praise, but We are forced to give
ouly the programme
Violin aud Flute Duet Msmbeu Of Orchestra.
poe's Minnie shot~eil
Violin and Piano Duet. Miss Grsen aud Leader
Of Orchestra
Al Glance-a translation Of German story
Mn. Chapman Coleman.
Vocal solo-"l love my Love" Miles Martin
saturday Night-a reading Miss Mamie Carruth,
VOCAL Duet Miss Martin and Mr.. Howard Martin
Tyint the darling wee shoe ... Miss Maggie Swear
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
f o r. S a L E!
On the LIST Day Of October. 1T
We will sell to the highest bidder, our Farm which
contains
Q0O ACnEs NJ RICH r.ANn

about one half Of which Is In grass and clover and
the remainder In corn; also an abundance OF fruit
trees. said Farm Is situated on the turnpike lead
ing from Turnersville, Lincoln Co., Ky, to McKin-
ney's Station on the Cincinnati Southern Railroad
and within mile Of the Depot. There are seven
never-failing Springs Of good water the farm
one In each held. The Improvements consist OF a
good brick house. containing Ave rooms, u eomnio-
dious cellar. dining-room and kitchen, besides all
necessary 0nt-buildings, and Is Of the most de-
sirabe farms In the county; the fencing Is good.
Ons-third Of the purchase money ~ he paid when
possession Is given. one-third In twelve months and
the remainder In two years from the time possess
sion Is given with per cent interest from date OF
notes. A lien will he retained the farm until
purchase msney Is all paid Possession will he Civ
en- on the drst day Of January, 1875. For further
particulars apply To US on the premises, address
US at Stanford, Ky.
2s0-td BIDB 4 WALKER.
p. :. There are about sixty acres Of clover and
stubble land which the purcha ser can have possess
sion Of ~ he desires 10 SOW wheat upon it imme-
diately aftsr making the first payment.
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RELIGIOUS.

THE Baptist Missionary Unions debt Of
si7.3 1861 has been provided for and $40, 900
has already been paid in cash.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26
Sin SrtuMpbaWG4

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gorffeQungen nod gl%Gn3enoer bein9t.
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fabrenoen StraBeneiienbabn1B a9et1, 10
braben inter Dem @nbrar1ge oer nIeIen
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SIN gSisconlin'5 Stats 6auptfto6t
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Bette bes regelmGBtsen Geiebgebunsss
pfaffsH HHr tpeHigs &pIfspsrtretsr Hnh
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