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q, % cents each, or by the doczn at 81 80
New stock Of fancy candies. nuts, fruits
and sweetme ,ts generally.
Fresh pickles. thow-chow, mustards, salad
dressing, celery salt, navoring extracts
acids, spices, raisns, currants, citrons, etc.
sold at regular grocery margins.
FREsH Bakers Chocolate, Cox's Gelatine
Royal Dessicated Cocoanut, Durkee's Sala q
Dressing, Oswego Corn Starch. National A.
A. Cream Tartar, Lemon Sugar, etc, re-
ceived lately.
The attention Of blacksmiths is called 3,
our new horse nail, the Sioux Price per
box, 81 so. II is perfect nail and Of
uniform size.
Blacksmths will do well to get our price.
on Iron, Steele, Nails, Shoes, Plow NJ mlds
Bolts, Rasps etc.
We are constantly adding to our now al.
ready large stock Of iron and woodwork,
blac6mith's supplies etc, and urgently in.
vite an examination. Wareroom in base
ment Of Vanarsdale's brick.
Buggy Wheels from 80 to sl2 set; Bug.
gy Shafts from IS cents to 81 so per pair
The lIrgest stock Of Iron, Shoes, Nails, nc.
ever brought to Stanford.
NE
A large and comprehensive Stock Of
Brides, Collars, Lines, Curb and Back
Straps, Head-stalls, Reins, Snaps, best
Whips, etc.. all offered cheaper than eve =
OUR TWO CENT SOAP.
Reeipe.-Put into an iron kettle FIVE gal.
lors Of soft water, to this add five pounds
Of Pure Soda Ash, and three pounds Of
unslacked Lime; boil the mixture three
quarters Of an hour; then dip all out into a
tub, santing The tub, and let il sit until it
settles 1.-THE lye will rise quite clear, then
dip II off and put into your kettle: to this
add three gallons Of refuse grease, measured
and boil from two to three hours. II solid
or rich grease Is used, add one fourth less
You may try it by dropping little in a
saucer, and, IL hard, il is done. You may
then pour IL into tub, let it remain until
next day, then cut in bars tc suit yourself.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
Ny
Sereram~e 4 DudderWr.

BRowS, Sea Island and Bleached Cottons.
Our stock has just been replenished with
all the staple and desirable brands.
Fancy Stocking Yarn in all desirable
colors.
Thirty new pieces prints in medium dar k
shade, for early Fall wear, opened this
morning.
BOoTs.-A few cases Of Calf, p. Calf and
Kip Boots for the early Fall trade just
opened.
Ladies and Misses Shoes.--We opened on
yesterday, IL dozen Ladies ana Misses
side and front lace Kid and Pebble Goat
Shoes from the celebrated factory Of r. L.
Stevens 4 Co. Every pair warranted to
give satisfaction both in the ct and wear.
Ladies fine French Kid Shoes speciality
In addition to the large stock of Jeans,
Yarns. &c, we have received from New
York, large stock Of Aannels, consisting
in part of red and grey twills, plain white,
grey and red-opera, Shaker in yard wide
goods. These goods were bought early in
July, before the advance in wool effected
the prices.
To the Ladies.-We would especially ask
them TO examine our new and complete as
sortment OF Glass, China and Queensware,
in which they will find more complete
stock than elsewhere and at prices to
please.
We will receive this week forty pieces
Jeans, and while wool has advanced % to
so per cent, by buying early we are enabled
to offer the trade, james at the same price
as last Fall.
We keep all grades, but make a speciality
Of very fine Merino wool jeans.
Just received another large lot of trunks
and valises, and we are still selling them
for less than you can buy them in Louis
willie at retail.
Gentlemen we have a word for you-
when you want to go on a trip, You are in
the habit of running around among your
more provident friends to borrow valise
to carry dean shirt in. Now there is no
excuse for you doirg so any more when you
can get a yalise for one dollar and up.
Stocking Yarns are now in order, will
4 A. N l..
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RELIGIOUS.

The Christian Church h. membership
of 10000 in Texas.
The Deeriny Camp Meeting near Nicho-
lasville, is being largely attended.
Rev. VIM. Crow will preach at the Pres
byterisn Church next Sunday at II o'clk.
Elder 5. II. King. we are requested to
state, will I'll his regular appointment here
next Sunday.
The South District Baptist Association
will meet at Danville next Tuesday. the
2ist, and continue in session 8 days.
Rev. Daniel Young, Of Nicholasvills
who is visiting Crab Orchard SPRING
preached fine sermon there, last Sunday
Elder Moses y. Lard has been elected
10, and has accepted the Presidency Of the
Bible College Of the Kentucky University
Rev. J. J. Chisholm, Of Charleston, 3. G
has been called to the Pastorship Of the
Southern Presbyterian Church at Harrods
burg
Elder J. W. McGarvey has declined Il
accept a Profsssorship in the Bible Col
lege, Kentucky University. The salary i
only $3.50.
There are In Louisville, says the Metho
dist Quarterly Rse;ss, 2,s66 Methodists, 2,
4ol Presbytsrians, 2.i02 BaPtis,s and 90
Episcopslians.
Elder c. b. Tussey, Of the Christian
Church, a resident Of Rowan county, acct
IDENTIFY sAot himself In the bowels Will
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BtsTyEss NOTICES.

Please call and settle your account.
BoHoS n STAGE.
smIrH 4 MULLER are It'll buying Reel
Hides.
wmrs At % cents aud up, at Carson a
Dodds.
FoR sALr, a lot Of Carts, cheap. Apply
TO W. y. Walton.
FoR saLr-A sulkey, in good order.
Apply at this Office.
CALI on Henry IIussing for Boots and
Shoes. lie Is shoemakng again.
AL kindsof Printing neatly aud prompt
" executed at the ISrrgIoR JoURNAL job
Office
Mrs MANY LooAS will begin the next
session Of her school On the "a Monday In
September.
PERSONS in need Of good cheap Harness
or Saddles, will find Il to their interest to
call on Carson n Dodds.
Mas. l.. BrAzLry wishes her friends and
patrons To know that she keeps at all times
new and fashionable Millinery Goods. Her
place Of business can he found by her sign
millinery aud Dress Making"
S,N. Mathew, the best Merchant Tai
Tor In Central Kentucky, has on hand, and
Is constantly receiving splendid stock Of
goods for Spring aud Summer wear. lie
works the best material only, aud always
guarantees good It,
60 to Bohon a Stages for Pure Drugs,
Patent Medicines, best Whistles, Brsndies
and Wines for Medicinal uses; Misccllane-
Gus and School Books, Stationery Of all va.
rieties, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Guns and
Pistols, Cartridges, Powder, Shot, Gaps,
Fishing Tackle, finest Chewing and smok-
ing Tobaccos, Cigars, Laundry and Toilet
soaps, large assortment Handkerchief ES-
tracts, Combs and Brushes, Window Glass,
Mirror-, lamps aud Fixtures, Picture
Frames and Molding, Folding Hat Racks,
Paints and Oils Of all colors and kinds.
Prescriptions carefully filled at any hour
day and night
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Our correspondents, with the exception
Of the two ladies that favor us, are on q
strike" this week. They are no, satisfied
with the smounfthat we now pay them
SIS per week apiece, but demand an in.
crease Of 10 per cent. No demonstration Of
violence has rs ye, been made, bot an out
break Is momentarily expected. We are
determined, and with the assistance Of the
u. 8. troops that we have telegraphed the
President for, we hope to be able to carry
our point. II IL our intention to disti ibute
. liberal amount a Ia Vanderbilt, between
the fair ones who failed to join the foul
conspiracy.
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LINCOLN COUNTY SEWs.
VIZ. Neuio

kY,,.sr Ia 1877
~" l"'e' a'o"g 'ne ro'o"''c' ~"
.r'Ne or s'''Ne's' save 'ne 's''' ''''N'
., ouPu, sn'c" ever ~" anon ne 'C"us %
P''y "au havoc w''h "e"r,S VINO agree WIN
"''""' 10 'oVe VISA p"'"'"' UNTIL
Our neighborhood seems comparatively
in a state Of utter depression, since 50 many
are being attracted from il to various wa
e'ne P''ee' Hu''e hu"'oer 'e' 'or ."e
n al .,i''"s' q" '.,' ," , "o'"ns
WV" '"e VIC" 70 ne'''"' P'e',u'e a"u re-
vi, 49, 'Oe ,"e " ~, wei, ""
" ~ ~ "", ann, "" - 20"
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Oh LANES LEAsEp.-Mr. \. BaxteI
FISHER, the sentlemanly agent Of II. l.
Taylor A Co., the large Crude Petroleum
Oil producers, ha. closed up his business Of
leasing lands. and on last Mosday. len fo'
his home at West Middlesex, Pa. During
Mr.. Rishers stay in this and adjoining
counties he succeeded in leasing :, 500 farm
covering an area Of 10000 acres Of land
To get these leases and record them, cos'
him from s. to 80 or 81 piece, the aggre
gate being about $4,000. All Of which
has been paid in cssh. 1t is the intention
Of the company, We learn. 10 commences
boring for oil this Fall or early next
Spring.
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In connection with my Undertaken.
Stock ! will keep large stock Of seasoned
and dressed Pine Flooring, Ceiling, Siding,
Doors, Sash, Blinds, &C. Also, all kinds Of
Rough Lumber, shingles, nc. All Of
which will sell at prices that will com.
pare favorably with any other market, city
or county, at wholesale or retail. I am
prepared to do all kinds Of Carpentedns or
Job-work at prices to suit the times shop
on Depot ~. X. II. wEARES.
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Ar HoNE.-Judge Jno. NJ. Philips and
his lovely bride, ~ss Mis- Jennie ID. ApPer.
son, arrived from Richmond, Virginia, on
Monday evening. and were met at the train
by number Of friends, who extended to
them their heartiest Congratulations. The
knot matrimonial was tied by the Rev. Hen
~ Mcdonald, pastor Of the Second Baptist
Church, Richmond, on the 9TH. and the
happy pair left shortly thereafter for Staun-
ton, where they spent couple Of days
with friends; then, after several other stop
pages, they were in no hurry-youns mar.
ried people never are,l they came on to
their destination. The Judge has, truly,
drawn n prize in the lottery Of life, for Mis-
Apper-on was made up Of all those part
tina, 90 10 make woman, the angel that po-
cts portray her, and il may safely he pre-
dicled that a happy lie lies before him
May they find in each other the full reali'
ration Of their hopes, and live and love To
a ripe old age.
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best butcher stuff, 81 55@4 rs; fair to
good, 81 1903 25 common, 81 50Ca2 30.
ITogs-Active At "a 50ta5 90 for choice;
common, si@4 25. Sheep and Lambs
Sheep, extra, 81 1904 %. Lambs-Estra,
80 1904 %; common. S3cp3 25.-Receipts
for the week. - Cattle, o27; Hog, 59i;
Sheep and lambs, 739. Total, 2,2G0.
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RoAsrISG EARs.-IIarper's Bam says
that in eating roasting ears IL Is vulgar to
hold the ear with both hands. But then
Harper IL used to nubbins. wewould like
to see him attempt to'hold one Of tho-e
large ears that Mrs. James Paxton sent US
the other day in one hand, and eat from II
at the same time. We opine he would be
exceedingly vulgar Tor the time being.
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A few years ago the Grocery merchant Of
Stanford yielded to pressure upon them,
and reduced their margins to tine very
minimum for cash in hand. The present
year minimum profits have prevailed but
six months time has Superseded cash. This
is unequal and cannot continue. Either
the cash system with small profits, or credit
system with corresponding margins mus,
prevail. The choice is with the purchaser.
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A wash made Of chimney SCOT will keeI
Pststo vines clear Of bugs.
Lytle Il Moore sold to VIM. Wighan
l64 mountain weathers at So Is.
Mr.. John Cowan bought Of Peter Gen.
try, Of Boyle, 5 Southdown Lambs for $40.
Mr. Ben Robinson, Of Gsrrard, has pur,
chased Of DR.. p. W. Logan, 20 stock hog.
at Al cents.
The amount of s67, 797,Ils was derived
by this country from the export Of the hog
product last year
Ambrose Butt purchased Of Pence Bros.
800 head sheep at 81 so per head for some
and 81 cents per pound for the remainder
The hog cholera is raging in Nelson.
The Record sums up some 800, that died
within few miles of town in less than a
week.
Ben Cloud, Of Clarke, bought of J. II.
Haggard, "a head cattle, 50 Of which he
paid ~ the rest cents. Average weight
100 nounds
49,,
"hea. Is worm from 81 ~ 'o>, 10 'or
req, anu ~ ~ 70 ~ % 'or a'n'e' anu
white, in Louisville. But little is doing
in the trade.
-,
Me'srs' hcrerrah " SON OF LOUISVILLE
nave Pu'enaseu u az i'd'a"'Po's parry,
''an''e'o"'.n "e'e'se'' ""e'! ''e"
"a'o''"o,e 'a''' eo"''aue !" s'A'ue" '"e
hearts VI Tue '"r"ei' mere never were
s"e,' so"d crops a. 'noSe 'ha' now greer
'"e'' a"h'ouS eyes
M ~ L. naie bought inns week OF
MOOT i-s,e' ioo" '"eep" y 90 PER
mead r'g"' hundreu o' 'he'h were os'
''ereu Oh !es'er''y'
1t is said that 2,5O9, 900 head Of sheep
per'shen ny 'he recent 'rousn' III 'ai''of-
ma numoer equa' 10 '"o-'h'rd' o' 'he
sheep !" the en'ire STATE
Mr.. J. d. Swope bought 65 fat sheep th is
week at 81 to 4 cents per pound. Thirty
of them were gotten from Abraham Bros.
WIZ y" ''''
John NJ. Hail, Esq, sold to j. +. Owens,
Of Boyle, % head cattle at 81 cents, and 10
head To u. b. Bowman at Al cents. lie will
start to Nicholasville to-day, with 1900
sheep,
u..s s~o, g ,,e,,, h.v. sh;oo.a 10
ua o,,;n. ,I,;s - ha,waan ,h,aa and
so,r ,ho,..,a shssn and I.mhs Th.v s.v
that they did not realize a great deal over
expenses.
NJ n p,,,h,.. If ,h;s oo,,,v tool
IN. nrsm;ums In ,brsa r;ngs a, the Danvill,
r.;, m. H., r., Csn.r.l U,;l;,v mar
a var. ola. s.cond mar. In sws.,.,,Ls,
Ii,;,;,v ..a ,h;rd h., oon,h;n.d ~
writing notices ana posting them a
public places will not do in regard to TIA
King up Estrays' The law requires that
every man who takes up one shall publish
the fact in his county paper for one month
uhue' peha''' Vi GU 'o' eae" ''o''''o"'
Jo.snh SHADING Eso of ,h;. Mace has
recently purchased about 200 head Of
m,ls. lie houvht Monday of Mes.r.
Thomas E&JW sualding "a head a,
slo7 10 slIO psr head: las, week of VIM
Blandford ? head a, SIS, Of james 4 w
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Ma. BAroHAAs Is getting on finely with
the foundation Of his new house, and i
won't be long before the handsome brick
walls will ornament that portion Of town.
We sincerely wish that Mr.. Baughmsn
could be- induced To arrange a Town Hall
in hi. new building. II would surely be Al
profitable as hotel building will he here
where there are already four other hotels.
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DOMESTIC ITEMS.


Farmers who cor'em plate buying turn
ing plows for Fall use, are invited to ex-
anime the Meikle Steele Pillow introduced
in this county by us last Spring. Those
who tried the Meikle last Spring unite in
saving at is the best running pillow ever
saw"
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sESAToR.-The official returns Of Boyle,
Garrard, Lincoln and Casey. show that Col.
J. II. Bruce received 1911 votes--a pretty
fair showing, as there was no opposition,
and consequently no excitement. The vote
l. a deserved compliment to genuine
Democrat and worthy gentleman.
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EUREKA! EUREKA
BUFFALO MILLS, STAMFORD, KY

Having purchased the above Mills, aud rehtted
aud put Ia hrst-class order all the machinery, and
nov running with a new aud competent set VI
hands entirely, the undersigned feels confident he
can give fall satisfaction 10 all thOse who I'LL favor
him with their patronage. Every possible elort
will he made To give satisfaction 10 customer. The
most respectfully solicited said Mil having all
the beat modern impr0y enlents, he tasls safe In
gu aranteeing ~ good work as can be done on any
mill In CeatTal Ky. All orders oiled promptly.
Customers from a distance will bs cared iof ~hen
they have 10 remain over night at the Mil.
Would like 10 have good busaness man 10 take
an Interest 10 said Mil, with yies 10 doing mer-
chant a. we'll as custom work.
July so-im WILLIAM vEATCH.
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J. y. DAVIS keeps meal, -four, bacon
whiskie-, wines, cigars, tobaccos, canned
fruit, Ne.
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THr boring Of the new we'll prosfesse.
slowly. II has reached depth Of 80 feet
but no water Of consequence has been struck
vet
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Appointed by the subscrihers.)
Carr. W. q. WEIGH, Of stanford, President.
Col. j. X. FAuLkSEk, os Lancaster, LIST v. frest.
la. NJ. d. Lo6As, Of Boy le, Ind V. Presideni.
W. X. JAMES. Of Crab Orchard, Secretary,
FIRST DAY.
FIRST RACE-Peyton Embree Stake Tor 2-year-
Odds, dash o. q Of mile, So. Entrance half for
sei, The pve.r-,cs- q the Course to add, la Silver
Plate, sss closed With the flIowinK entries No. Il
Glen Athol dam, Lady Berry, by Imp; Emu. No.
z; Owens Guest enter roe, Speculation, by Dan
lei boone dam. Liz.is s,odghiiL BY Dons'aiI No;
Boone dam by Bay Dick. No a. VIM Coitrell enters
b. c., rieleT, by Daniel Boone; dan. Tick, by Mon
to- No. $ i.slsy a MeAi,sisr enter ch. e., Bob
ISL sEc3sD' Rac ti MA Rs.s' mile dash Gsr
ESQ., half iorieit betwesn L..isy a Co.. 2-yesr-old
eh. {, Ss@es.ks, by Nay Diei; dam, Anna u by
est Al, BY Ray Dick dana hIl sister to Jack
THIRD RAcE-Dash Of mile for a-y,ar-old.
SECOND DAY.
FIRST RAcE-D@sh Of mile for all ages Purss
sl0s. $50 10 lst. and SO 10 lnd h0rse,
SECOND hAck.b-sh mile e., s-year-olds
Third RAcE-strieily tor saddle HOrsss dash
q milei catch weishis W. g. Saunders gives
Purss 80
THIRD DAY
FIRST RAcE-Mile heats. ss all ages. Purss
sll5. 500 " lst aud s25 10 and. horse,
SECOND kACE-Gentlemen kideIs; dash -
nles s-ycar-olds 40 lhsi t-yeaI-olds l5o lbsi b
year-ol,is aud upwards. ib lbs. J. :. resis, Mana
ger vi &. q. sprinss,gise.a Purse VI sl0o.
FOURTH DAY.
FIRST RACE-Dash IL nils ior 2-year-olds;
slLs. extra Puns siO5, $50 10 lsi and go 10 gnd
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X II. wEARES has purchased the Tn
dertakers Stock aud Material Of Thoma.
Stage, aud will keep on hand at the old
stand Of Mr.. stagg, on Depot Street, full
and complete assortment Of such goods at
reasonable prices.
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DAsviLLE FAin--Last Friday We ae'
cePted the kind invitation Of Col W. u
WEIGH, to accompany him In his buggy 70
the D~nville fair, and we'll were We repaid
for the trip. The exhibitio" vas exceed
,nsly creditabie and some noe STOCK pfanc-
ed under the blue ribbon that could have
worn II worthily at any exhibition The
crowd IN attendance was simply immense
Every body N the surrounding country
was there aud the excursion trains that
came in from Georgetown and Somerset
were crowded in every conceivable space,
The usual open-hesrted hospitality OF the
BOYLE county people was iavishiy displayed
and the hundreds OF visitor. who Partook
OF the royal dinners that were set, can tes-
tiiy tina, IN the matter OF cooking the Ia
dies OF that county have but lew equals
heg~iting that We did no. have the odpae'-
" to dine with all the Kind friends who eh'
tended US invitations, we accepted those OF
President W. LaRue Thomas and secresa-
ry J. L. Bruce and heartily enjoyed their
elegant dinner, under the cooling shade Of
a friendly oak. After the sumptuous re-
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A rREIonT train which runs down one
day and up the next, was put on the G. y.
II. Il. last Monday. It's most too late for
the Tanbark men.
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CoLLislos.-rhe Excursion train TO the
h'chmond rAir ran INTO 'he Nof,hern
bound passenger train At lancaster wed
ne'day morning causing oo"''derao'e Jam
age TO oo'h engines mASh'"g up 100 mas
and breaking the plas'orms' lamps ana
windows OF 'hree or 'o"r passenger 'oAch'
es' Fortunately no one was Killed ana no
body hurt TO much extent Inc acc'nen'
was mainly the result OF eare'ess"ess o"
the part OF 'ne Engineer OF the Excursion
'raih' whose uuty u was 10 run "'s "a'" III
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TEACHES will bear in mind that the
Lincoln County Institute will be held here,
commencing August 2sth.
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A NUMBER Of our citizens have suffered
with severe attacks Of cholera morbus. Mr.
Milton Rsiney Is down with II, and is in
quite critical condition.
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Present prices Of Fruit Cans and Jars:

Sealing Wax, per pound .......5taS 1Oc
Prices on the above goods will undoubt-
eddy anvsnce materially within thirty days,
and it is the best policy to buy them NOR.
The physicians unite in recommending
the use Of Lemons for special diseases,
and experience teaches that ice lemonade
is the most healthful beverage for the
cheated term" We always keep fresh and
ripe Lemons at SC each or SOC dozen.
To meet the dull times we have Just
made further reduction on saddles, har-
ness and brides, also shelf hardware, cut.
lery and iron.
One Excelsior Junior Mower left-ofier-
ed at S75 cash, u splendid bargain for
somebody.
Another new stock Of Oval Turkish
Bath Soap just arrived. Every cake weighs
SIR ounces, and is warranted to last longer
and cleanse better than any three cakes OF
toilet soap in the market. Price only 75c
a dozen.
Bargains offered now in remnant Of a
stock of moss baskets, flower pots and rus
tic frames.
We have handsome new light Snlkey
and fancy Skeleton Wagon for sale cheap
They are made up Of the very finest mate.
rial, and finished in the highest style OF
workmanship. Call and see them.
A few more sets OF harness at tueipe, ~
teen and eighteen dolhs.
Headquarters for Fruit Jars and cans
A large stock Of Masons' Quarts and Hal
Gallons, porcelain lined; Col,aney quarts
glass tops; wax-sealing Quarts, Jelly Jars
Killing Cans, gums and tops for Masons jars
6rSt-class wax, etc, at lower prices than ev
er before offered.
A few more of ,h,se handsome Coole
Stand. and Water Coolsrs AT reducs,
'"o'' '',' " " , ' ''',"''
Sl2 TO SIS per set; Saddles from 81 so 1,
SIS; Fancy blankets from 75c 10 81; Hors,
Covers from - 90 to 70. Almost every
thing IN the saddle ana Harness line a
wy
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Tur subscriber Who will send Us a copy
Of ,hi. paper 81 June 1T, viii receive our
warmest thanks.
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WANTED To buy several thousand bush
els Of whea, for our use at our Mill. u
Mattingly n Son.
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MARRiED-In this county, on the i4.h
Thos. e. Mead TO Miss Loretta Ramsey.
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Dos'r forget the Crab. Orchard Races next
week.
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PERSONAL Norn.-Mi~ Annie Craig
and Mrs Col. WEIGH are home again from
the Spring.. Misses Emma and Carrie Blu
ford, . pair Of Coving,on beauties, are Wis
iting at Mr.. 1bos Buforl's. Misses Min.
ME and Ida Edmiston, Of Crab Orchard.
are at Mr.. d. b. Edmistons. Mrs. Robt.
Kinnaird, Of Lancaster, is visiting at her
fathers, Mr.. X. Carson. Mrs. $. c. True
heart went to Louisville on Tuesday to at
tend the National Educational Association.
Miss Mary Logan and DIR. Steele Bailey
have returned from Cumberland Falls and
Rockcastle Springs. Miss Rebecca Stephen
son. Of Crab Orchard. Is a guest Of Miss
Bette McRoberts. Mr.. q. A. Peyton and
wife have gone to Dripping Springs. Judge
p. B. Muir, wife and daughter, Of Louis
willie, are on visit to Mrs.. $. 8. McRoberts.
Mr.. J. ii. shanks las returned from Shell
by county. Mr.. Johnw. Rout, has accepted
a situation as q salesman in Hayden Bros.
store. Mrs. +. J. Anthony and Miss Bette
Parsons went to Richmond this week to
visit friends.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17
LOCAL VIEWS.

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