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-Four Fire. In Philadelphia.

PM ApHfrHlA. De-. Is. Three fires occurred
here to ai onc rh uic 'nm' time, and the nrencn
were k,pt quite aehvcl, cns"Srd u'rcb 'ont'h oc'
curr,i inst a. "a, hu.c was bcinl aA,n up after tie
Other thrpe hli urVn shusmsl'd.
uf,t Nifi n'cf -lHp Hnd conn 'riiN'i 10
mcnt. loss s,tJl rhc ont wAs al tAc bakery Of
William NJ Ni,inls. lass, slnur
The uid Wa. nt Tie trunk factory Of u Sinln- li-i
;,NO nih tho fourth nj the siH t ui ltruDA 'u i'
Mh.ic seven horses were hurn'i oue bcius '.ueh N
gltfn and said TO have iruucd ~ . 90
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Tho supreme Court having appointed me Re.eiWr OF
the Nauuna Tru-i, 'mpani 81" ur 'ly OF new .tk, h9
pANu. ut- i* ilNir or 'Ar ho'iccs ~ NiiAiiA"hl
heretofore serNci uron the COMPANY
Drpu-nr- ti irti NO aat IA M regard 70 f0c rfcy o
them iuni. IN q wal ircl -uro he paii IN iul, ana
MAJ s, Is count ON dividend u at least - per cDini
A. ssrn A. the h.ccssary feHl form. can he complied
with NuhAf y bst. receiver.
Mr ReSt after assuming HIS ON 20. was shown
through the vault hy President Mangam. ana at
once url,tn On examination oi the securities;
l.1f,l n the tay hc indGc = deposit iutnr n'ed
States Trust Company, rtsnrNins only the SOU
Oln allowed uy Inetire Douphurs order. Mr.
It,, ,ld tdti be would have his inventory
ready 90 present the Court AT an carly dab,
but refused t. give any further Information as
to the Affairs ui ihe con, pany. lie admitted.
thoush TIM, some II thr securities pledged as
col atNral werc not worth Il cent, and animated
TINT it was his intention TO bring certain 'rions
t. inelfrr. Who a. 81 wrrN hc rrfu-"' Ia say.
MIR, Mangam. the Pr,.l Mt Of IN" e",niany.
H. Nl,c- president of the Central sale Deposit
Company of lW 'i.'y-third street.
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The body of n man with two bricks tied to the
right arm was found In c water al Astoria LAST .Ne"ls
The dead man apparently about ole"rs ol hs' o
q brown cut away coat light rantaoons low slo.s
wo stockings, and white shirt WIN Two s"u s'uu, @
IA, H., b, money were found on the body, winch WAS
ii,r1e csntst DANrcn's In Hunter Point
u LLII IN -LLID
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One Facet of the sn,er Agitation.

LONDON. Dec. l5-Tho Economist says;
"Much alarm was rai,ei in the American niarke, rs
srocal despatch the Tme' dated Dee ~, ing that
agitation the payment OF the debt N silver had been
revived. and giN the sbstancc oi senator Matthew
concurrent resolution. The effect oi THIS news VAS 10
q. nllsh nIlAls Nne per NNMt
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THE CLOSED TRUST COMPANY.
Receiver Best Tells the Depositors that They
WIN Probably be rMid In fuil.

At the opening of business yesterday, n
crowd OF excited dcpo,itor gathered at tho Ma
tional Trust Company office. aud as soon IA
Receiver Best appeared clamorcd for admis-
sion 10 his presence. Mr.. Best quilted the onlcc.
his bonds. fIis surctts ute a,'I..., -. .'.S
Bond street: John J. Burchill. 7os Lexington
avenue. and George Caulnrld. and the bond In
for $500 900 Mr.. Bur'hill is q contractor. and
II on OF the largest dopostprS with the comps-
NY Early in the day the following notice wac
"a
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A Woman SenteI

woman Ssnfe@ supreme Court at
BosToN. Dec l5In tn, Ann Mink who was
East Cambridge tins nornlng Lucy manslaughter,
c,o, s,,,s ,,,or a, .i,o H. ,..uu - nat city hl
in causing the death Of Charles Kicker IN '"'S
shooting him Will pistol, Was sentenced to h.
In thr uylse Of tnrroNlInl
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Tho Great drawing Of the Commonwcl lltl
prhe pS' ibution takes pae. at Louisville ny Der =,
II Hays CO 097 Broadway are the agents IN this city
-AIr.
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The italian Ministry,

N'ME Doe 10 Tho Italian Chamber Of Dep
L. iman' " tAr NmstUrs tor 4 vote OF c"ilf
r-i.,, ca itgl,e h"ie.l'!, amounting. re@'} lVa ds
|iu,,,eN
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McComh's Holiday GIFTS. Adams, Books,
Chrome. Ensra' igs, Mirrurs Woeh'y la)ments taeon
Pa A
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SrrGF PAYMENT RESUMED -Spoclo tho bost
nv cut AliVAslu H. Nv! AID L4a.-AI.,
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Mcn,ner Omes I.rcalrlion.

Eo,t po. l5 -Thc ragr is mu h letter to-
dt. ar4 ., .il,ius lith hcu.
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French -four has no equal for making large
ha.!e .g.sj ali g.lIs A,s your grocer Tor Il -Av
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LINCOLN COUNT NEWS.
Nee sfsss rifle.
NOVEMBER ~, 1877.

NOVEMBER 20, 1877.
p,.... announce. m. a..,h q, Mr. Ma
Il. uoY;nnav whioh oocnrr.J ON Monday
.o.rnoon NJ. NIX w,., d,neh,sr ~
,ha I,,o Gan, Archi. Rnr,on Funeral
.a..,o.. =, NJ, s.I.n Ch,,oh a, T,..d,v
ID M s.,I..
The failure OF the hrm OF 'ook ~ "reen
mas produced ieeiins OF d'Shay 'hrough-
out our entire community. Outside 'he
sentiment Of sympathy Tor the members OF
the vel known and highly respected arm,
We have an additional element Of sadness
..I s., .,,n.,aa,;.1 a;,;,an. 90 ,irao,Iy
All dis..,ro,sly invoIy.J IN an. e,l.mi,v.
Will. 6.x n ,ny viii sscane ssrious am.
,.,,,ssu.n, IN con.aonancs I, has s.I.
H., h.n,.,ad In ,ha h,.,orv Of oommsr-
o;,I mi'fa,,n..s ,h,, m. ali of single
hons. IN an oh.cnrs v;ll,,. has nroaucs,l
.nch uide spread de.olation The largest
no,,;on of the bu.ine.s of the West End of
tho couo,y has been for wears transacted
,hrou,b mi. Gym, and hence there l.
49,, ,osIv n man won.n a, cbiId In An. =.
oion Who ~ no, ai,ac,lv ar indirsc,lv a
sufferer Il is espe.ted tina, Messrs. c. 4
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RrgrGfOrs

Elder q. W. Sweeney has heen Evan
geliying" In the State with marked .uccea.
lie will start Tor Illinois and Indisna. in a
few days, IN the same mission.
The Union Prayer Meeting will hereaf
ter he held NJ the Conrthouse on Sunday
afternoons. to enable = number N people
from the country to attend who are unable
to DO ~ NJ night.
Rev W. 7. Rowland, ~ Richmond, y.
deputy for DR.. Savage, conducted the meet.
ing II the Lincoln County Bible As-ocia.
ton At the Methodist church last Sunday
evening. A tribe less than 500 was con
iribuicd to the cause.
Mr.. Barnes meeting at Campbell.vills I.
without parallel in the State. In the short
time that the meeting has been held nine
ty-sis have prcfessed faith in the power Of
Jesus to save, and the interest is unbound.
ed. Roth Mr.. Barnes and Miss Marie are
in fine health and are confident iha, their
labor. in Campbellsville will he blessed
with the conversion Of 400 souls.
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CASEY COUNTY SEUS
Middieturg.

NOVEMBER 20, 1877,
The news Of the sad fate Of young Hicks
at Parksville, last Friday, reached here
on Saturday. Dode was formerly Of this
vicinity, and those who knew him regret
TO hear Of his death.
Mr.. 5. W. Burdett, of Lancaster, was in
town last Saturday .... Mr.. II. W. Royalty
and his little daughter, Eva, Of Smiths
Grove, Warren county, are visiting at
Mr.. c. +. Simpson's......Mr. Morgan Me-
Daniel left this morning for Kansas. We
regret to part with Mack.....,Mr. ID, b.
Coleman, who is teaching school near
Highland, was IN town last Saturday.
Rev. J. NJ. Sallee is conducting a pro
tracted meeting at the Baptist church. Ii
was expected that Rev. - Brewner, Of
-, would assist Ed, Sallee in the
meeting, hut from some cause he has not
come.
Many Of our farmers intend posting their
farms against bird hunters fros other
counties. This is certainly right, and il
all will do il our community will not he
infested by those pests. BESIDES our
game will I've more plentiful. We do hope
all will post their farms, aud then punish
those who enter without permission.
Mr. Jacob Durham and Miss DELLA Nor
gan we're married near Mt. Olives last sun
day. Rev. Ben. +. Lanham oficialed. An-
other wedding is expected ip the same
neighborhood soon.
Miss Martha II. Luca. Is confined to her
bed with measles.
/ An old gentleman from the southern
part Of Pulaski county passed through
town few DAYS since on foot, enqniring
the way to James J, Drye's, where he
ayoweJ his intention Of staying until he
obtained cents per pound for very large
yoke Of steers which he was leading, liz
seemed to be a jolly "old coon"
/ Mack Jones, Who was indicted during
the sitting Of the last grand jury for an
assault upon j. II. Carpenter, last Spring
was arrested last week, and gave bond
Circuit Court will commence next Mon
day. One young man of this community
vail be compelled to spend few days with
Castle Christerson.
q. q. Fair is putting up blacksmith
shop on the lot adjoining his store.
VIM. Miller has his dwelling in front ID
the Baptist church about conn leted.
X. II. Scott has made some needed
changes Ia his Dru store.
CLEo.
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liTsrONNtLtr, NY, Nov. n, -.
Th, Elm, L,,,,,, t,,..ot--.
Having bccp
called ON nv several of our larges, cred.
uors In Cincinnati anil To,;sviIle IN
mske , statement, in c,pl,p,,ion Of certain
matters connected with on, recon, f,ilure
In busipes.. We have con, Iuded In sphmi,
tbruueb vour columps the following;--
We have been selling GOOD. in this place
during a period nf about 25 veara. and dn.
ring the earlier half Of this time did n
large and prosperous business; but In the
last half we met with heavy Iosse-. grow
ing partly out Of responsibilities incurred
in behalf Of our friends. and partly out Of
frequent failures and h,nkruptcies ON the
part Of those indebted To ~. We estimate
orr losses from these sources in the ten
wears in,media,eIy preceding The presen,. a,
$4,000 or upward; and during the present
year they have amounted to 5000. These
frequent losses made il necessary that we
should pay large amount Of interest; and
all these thing. combined with the lie.
preston in all kinds If business, and the
constant decline in the prices 81 dry goods,
forced notwithstanding our y, rsistent
and most energetic efforts to weather the
storm-at length to Weld To- its pressure.
We still had homes that times would grow
brighter, and that IL we could hold toget h.
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ROyLE sOUyrY WINS,
DasrSHe
NOVEMBER 20, lS77.


Last Monday wa. County Court day.
Owing To the fine weather large crowd
was in attendance. For the latencss Of the
season, there was an unusually large lot OF
stock on the market. Cattle From coo to
ZOO the best selling at 3 to cents. One
lot Of 10 sold for S36 per head; another lot
Of 2s bead withdr avn at $50 40; q nice lot
consisting II 20 yearlings were withdrawn
ct S2l 10. There were about co or 20
mules, settling from $50 to 800. Common
horses sold from $50 to S6j; several with
drawn. As usual, perfect quiet prevailed.
Considerable amusement was afforded the
populsce in the shape Of n grizzley bear,
thar performed several antics, such as turn
ing somersanlt-, and dancing in time to a
monotonous chant peculiar to his keeper.
On SATURDAY. night our town was the
scene Of grave disorder for the space Of
several hours. party of railroad hands
on their way up the road, stopped over
here on that night and betook themselves
to house Of III fame, where a dance was
in progress, with the ayowed intention, we
learn, Of raising a row. Policeman Frost,
Immediately on hearing the noise, started
for the scene Of action with his assistant,
Hulet, but owing to the superior numbers
of the mob, they were not only unable to
s'"E Tue '"Un"i'' p"' "'~' were w e'n'heh'
"a"get 'hemse'N%' Tue 'a'er getting h'S
ne'u Se'ere'! hu'' several sno'S were
n'eu anu Que negro was S"'' '"'"'s' Tue
'n's", AZ 'h'' er,''T' '"e co"''r"'''o"
"o- aPPe'reu' '"a Su'oee"eu 7" iu,e''ns
the meantime. news of the fr,v snre,d
tbrouyb the town and several Of the citi.
ze,s r,u.,rsd u,on the streets. armed
Too ,,r,;s. w.rs sormsJ ono nader tho
leadership of our efficient Sheriff Mr. Sal.
for IN. other bs,dei Inv Marshal Williams
Tao.a wana.J ,ho;r w,v 10 tho deno, L.,
wh.rs tho ,.cr,es hal arc,mnad-c,p,ur.
al ,.o All .aon,o,, lodo.5 ,hon, in ;,1
n ..;o. l.,.ao 80 Jo,. howa,..
IT.. ,o,,d.J man w,. ,,l.,, IN ,h. d,u,
.,or. or s,m,.l and w,rrsn whars bis
vonoJ ,,,s,,,snlo.I T., /, a, al;c;.,, man.
H., ,. . ,,hv.;o;., H. Lac w.
rem. 1t il feared that these negroes will at
tempt some further outrage by way of re-
venge,
TN the same evening ~ the above, ne.
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attractive,

ATTRACTIVE,
Che,n and Stylish
/
just received ten dozen MA ''oVeS IN
Dress "o"nS nave oeeh reduced IN price
III "r"'r I" '''Se 'i'e'' o''' w Se''on'
New STOCK OF "orsied fringes, houeh-
ihgS' "hI'e feari ami smoked fearl Dress
buttons
Jeans Pants a speciality.
Our stock Of Staple Goods is now, by re-
cent purchases, made as complete rs at the
beginning Of the season. Jeans, Linseys,
-. .t' -" 'e,' wv" :" INV ".
80. "S '""' ~ " "''N' w " "''"'
o...',,,'.,'O -, - ~ ~ ~ W. ~. n"' ", "
80 '' "'''' ''''''''' '''' '''''' >''
IL, Sl;.,, :; Oman. .,,. l malta.
iucludino tho cslshr,,.d seamless sir,
hunhhR "ooiS'-rar'leS wo"ld consult
'heir own interest bY pricing our .um ran
nels ana 'VerShoeS IN Men = Ladies ana
'h''dreh before hnY'ns elsewhere
You can always rely ON finding New
Stock of Prints with us as We make point
!" ge' ne" TOT every week
I W ---:-..-l a. :. L Al r..-.l IF -
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LAND. STOCK AND C9Op sTEws.


"e OK oe""s'hR !" MI "''on ~"
nes' c""Ne" !" "e''" WI" u" e'' w ''''
'"'' WYNN
~ 10 n'" S"'a I" ren'e p" ,"""'
"e'. mn" "''S"'"R w" P''' y" WV
"'""' ." = ''"''
John Bright's big l.year old steer that
'". "'o"'"s - '''s"'" -''''' wv" VIZ
WV ''' ~
Six hundred hogs were killed at tn,
pork house on yesterday. The prices paid
Tor fat hog, ~ 81 10 ~ 90 Lexington
W. IT, Narh"n' soiu To H. d. Bowman
:" "eau W '"' mountain S'eer' anu oxen
averaging S'o"' ''S" Po""n' al ~ wv pei
h"""reu'
The Mule market in Louisiana, l. 80
dull that a Scott county trader brought
hack eighteen mules of q lot that he took
to Baton Rouge.
Mr.. W. ,. Abrahams who went 10 New
York with Mr.. ]. =. Owsley's cattle. got
81 o. to $40 20 for them. This amount.
to about 4 to A. cents here.
A. T., Al u, il D.,
-. @,
r . 80 -,
- - - ,ft..,-,.-I
wv Wv ''
Messrs. j. II. Shanks, Jno. Miller aud
"a, Load. of hoo. If their avn f,,,.oiny
Tx.,x. head NJ NJ, R.;Js sh,,. w.;gheJ
400 M, head
"fo"f'""N '"'Rr pNN' N"h"'!
last 'her' were 'r"" -" 10 "" ''''e on
the market ana 'shS'"g !" price from !.
" " GEMS earring S'e''S drought -
W per hean' N''"' wv n',''eS q" S''e.
WORK NTN' N l~I "ean' wear "'u
small mnies ," TO s"' bidding orlSk
ana more h'e'! 'hah on 'he 'o"r va!
THREE rhAcrs on LAND FOR SAIL
One containing foo acres s''naien on 'he
Lexington PIKE miles IRON Lancaster,
and OF as good qnai''y as any IN uar'ard
cosnty; also tract OF about 10 acres
about miles from Lancaster AMI another
tract ct about liz acres, lying IN Lincoln
county, and adjoining the lands OF Green
berry Bright. Addre-- John ;. Gill nd
J. u. ruce' Lancaster Ny
g., tI,..;. a. H.. s,,,.w;,.
80. - n w ~ o. -.
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TuE CRAB ORCHARD DirrIcuLry. -fiay-
ing heard several reports in regard to the
difficulty between W. :. Myers aud Simeon
Gormlsy, at Cab Orchard, We interviewed
Mr.. Myers, who MAS in town on yesterday
lie says that early on the day Of the trou-
BILE he was told by several gentleman that
Gurmley had exhibited knife on various
occasions that day and threatened to kill
him on sighl,on account OF same imaginary
injury. lie dodged ,iormley rs much as
possible during the day, but about dusk
met him near the Post Odice, when he
rl,hed on him witha knife, which Rewarded
of with one hand, receiving cut in il
while he knocked him down with the 9th
er, and in the scuhle that ensued, biz him
ON the head witha rock. After the diff
Guilty he Immediately delivered himself ~
to the Marshal and gave bail TO await the
result OF Gormleys wound, which the Doc
tors pronounce fracture Of the skull. Mr.
Myers says his statements can be substan'
tiated by number Of witnesses, and seem'
10 exceedingly regret The row, which h'
ayows he la NO hani In raising.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

,sip papers for sale At this Office NJ 5Ocl.
pcr hundred.
m d, A.,
W RAMSEY pays . cents Per p'"h'
fnf~H supply m 'and'e- Just receiNe'
81 anderson Mch"oer'''
y,xno,. u,,.i .i,.. =, a.. Lao.
prices 81 T. ". 'henanlIs.
r,,cys H.. ...,, LoI, p.io.. C,,,
40 ., =" ara :, T,a.nI,'
p huI you, i y ,,. rsIst' Tens Inn '"'
FRrsu stock of lamps At low prices cal
on Anderson n McRoberts.
for two cents per prund. cash
PowpER and Shot, CAPS and Wad- foi
ale at anderson n McRoberis.
~. ,,
price, by Anderson n McRoberis.
A.,
~" VIZ N -" ~ " '''"' N"'"'''"''
'""' W. y" '" '"''""' " '''Ss'
NsU Su,SKs m. iusi rec.ivi,s
~" "l~"'"g me" ''"oN '' g'""''
U,,oER Ch.,,,I,'. for scho,l poot.
I,ry. .tock ot rnllishe,.' nrices
C,IL and see the largest stock of clocks
ever brought To- Stanford at Chenaults.
NAVE Tor sale 10 shoqls weighing ahou
one hundred pounds each.
f.. RioHARp-.
....
pth I"''acco and 'igars can not Ne eN-
celled.
ANDERSON MchobfNS. .
m q, m ,.ut,. =,
= ~ %
,N'''nR ,ur "''s wv" ''"'''S ''''' '' ~
''''' '" 'E'' ... .....
0rt,rrxr Iovn starch. NIarc.r ouj and
p,,r,ct. ehe,re, than .ye,. a, Anderson
A McTobcr,. -.
t
o;l Of The hes, on.li,y can h. h,d che,p Al
Anderson A NcRobc,t.'
LADtrs, u vii be To yonr Interest 10 call
At Anderson \ McRober's and price their
tiirons, Currani- and Raisins.
TOILET SpAr' Me-.rs. Andef-on q
Nch"i~f', StrN ci iass soap. eau ""'
I've escelled r'iher IN Pnaliis or chearne--
"i price.
,L,,;c.,i .a.,,..,, n a.. al.
yi'i,;..I..,. h., ,..si,., =, M. a.
~ 'N' " W 49,.
nv w" '""' "'"' P''"''" wv
'"''' WV
Cus,n A n,,,l,l. m, daily in rec,;n, Of
Fr..b oy.,,rs wbi,b tb.y serve 10 their
rn.,ower. h, ,,y s,,l, in The n,o.t ,rr,cy.
I'll m,nne, dive them call
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TuAr thresdbare Temperance joke n the
fellow who presented himself for admit
lance with the right password but the
wrong scent, vas literally enacted at the
Good remplsr'. Lodge last Friday night.
We dare any woman to ask Wallace
V. why he didn't s,tend Lodge meeting on
the occasion referred to.
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in Danvlle on Thanksgiving eve. One by
me our gifted vocalists win Tor Themselves
lanrels abroad. Dr. Joseph Lctchcr and
wife are the guests II Mr.. VI. u. Ow-ley.
Mis- Maria T.. Granger and aon are here
Tor the winner
The ISrrRioR JorGSAL must not hc.
come vain, hut another letter comes to rs
which saws ut Is the most attractive
village paper ever read; hest type, hest
paper; hest arranged in all respect"
nm
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KSIoHrs 90 HoSoR.-A strong argu-
meni in favor Of a membership in the Or
der Of knights Of Honor, is the fact that in
le-s than a month after the death 81 Mr..
T. n. stsgv, drsh for s9.ooo. the amount
for which each members lie Is insured,
has been received by the guardian Of his
LITTLE hanrhter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-23

PEnsoSAL-Mrs W. VI. Lacey and Mrs.
Jno. j. McRoberts are on a visit to Lex.
ington. Mrs. X. W. Lllari, left on Tues
day for a short visit to Lebanon. Mis-
Kate Bailey. magnificent blonde, who has
been on a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. II.
Sh anks, returned to her home at Shelby
Vile on yesterday. Mr., viii Craig and
wife have gone 10 Cincinnati. They
will come here to live after the LIST Of Janu-
airy, provided the firm Of Seasongood Il Co.
does not open branch store at Louisville
about that time, in which case Mr.. Craig
will he appointed manager. Dr. j. b.
Owsley and Thomas Bnford went To Louis
willie this week. Miss Jessie Peasants, a
sweet little county girl, was in town a few
days ago. MnS. Jno. Mclsoberts returned
from Kansas, yesterday. J. W. Alcorn,
k~I., is in Frankfort attending the Court
Of Appeals.