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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-07

The AMERICAN FA'MER for
May presents a ri.h bill of fare
for its readers the original pa
pers presented in this number
are very numerous and com
mend themselves to the at
tenlion by a combination o fabil
ity practical utility and the de
.~ineatinn Of the great principles
upon which agricultural prosper
ity are based, seldom found in a
number of a periodicals.. The
Farmer is published by 5, Sands
& Son Baltimore Md, at 81 5O
per annum or 5 copies for S..
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TCK's

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN
of the most beautiful work OF The KIND
in the world. II contains nearly IL
napes. hundreds of fine illustrations
ard SIX Chromb' Plate "f F1owe's
beau fully drawn AMI colorea FRI N
uarurc. Price 80 cents in paper c"vefs
$!.oo IN elegant cloth. Printed II
German and English.
Weeks Floral Guid1, Qdartery p
cents - year.
Weeks Catalogue 80" illustrations
only 2 CENTS. Address.
JAMES WICK. Rochrster. N. y.
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a Great Ofer!!a Vi wi" y u

80 &RredG Vutl!during
these Hard Times dispose Of 100 pianos
and organs, new and second hand Of
first class maker including WATERS
a, lowe. prices for cash or lnstallment
or to let until paid Tor than ever before
,,f,red. WATERS GRAND SQUARE
and UPRIGHT PIANOS & ORGANS
1ncluding their New Souvenir and
Bou1oir) are the Best Made. 7 Octave
Pianos $50. II do $l60 not used a
year. 80" Stop Organs $50. 8 Stops $5s
7 Stops IS, 8 Stops $75. 10 Stops. 10
Stops $ss. 10 Stops 500 cash not used
a veal. in perfect order and warrant.
Local and Travelling Agent Wanted.
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed A H.
e-al discount to Teachers, Minstere and
Church. Sheet music at half price.
HORACE WATETS s. SONS. Manu-.
lacturs and Dealer DO East l4th ST.,
Union sqaure, N Y
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Greeneville & TusculUm
CO Il "a e G. Il
-FOUR MILES FROM

-FOUK MILES FNUM
GREENTVILLE, TENNESSEE.
The next &c m opens, the First
Course of s udy extensive instruction
thorough, discipline firm.
Etran = ice $500 Tuition from $50 90
10 $50 90 per Session Of Thirly-two
weeks. Board pg from 5000 to $lOo
ner moth. Address.
". 8. DOAK, HOME, TENN.
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NOVEMBER u, 100"
IL seem. that no one will say to the PEG.
nile tb,, we have "knobby" little<illage
in Lincoln county by name Of Mckinney
Station. situated on the G.. =. X. r., 10
miles North Of Somerset, nov the terminus
Of our railway. and 1928 miles South Of Gin
cinnati. Mckinney il not much over a
year old. and now, we are proud to say, has
one Hotel, three stores one drug store TWO
blacksmiths Shops ana shoe-snoP 10
boot. Then we nave rea' Po','o"cs anu
telegraph once 100 we eau "o '",e'
cent b'' for Uncle sam or 60 10 'ne D
pot and you can correspond o" ,lck
you are rushed 70 near iron, '"e ''no'"
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nav WY w" - -" =, NJ.
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ne' ''"''o"' ''' 'o," ~ 80
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Ihis Is eooa Po'n' Tor i've s.ocs' pro-
duce, and forest products. ne II. N. sue
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and fidelity, assen,ed. IIe didn't ace RILEY
any more.
Williams and bradley had Gne sncce''
IN their fishing lac, seek. In consequence
II Dicks Mind invitation, l had the plea.
sure ~ testing their handy-work at dinner
on Friday last. Dick, knowing my inGrm.
iiy, very considerably brought DR.. Brown
to the front to indicate professionally, how
far I might venture. The Doctor limited
that "a fish was peculiarly brain food !
could incur little risk, hut profered to
teach by example. got up an humble
imitation, and-wasn't hungry when ] left
of. Don't be foolish enough to ask IL I
had suf-fsl-ency.
The e-capade Of your Cuisines Mana
ger" il n sumner. Nobody suspected MIN
Of such an act. We thought he had Ioct.
~ his form and vowed to srile n bachel-
or's sLec, to the end Of the chapter We
conceived that he had no spaoe Tor court
ship, no column Tor sweethearts, no cas-, Of
heart-ail; that he admired no ,qs Of wo.
manhood, had no margin for a wife, no vo-
cation for the pres Of domestic cares, and
would throw up his s,ict in indignation at
the idea Of matrimony. But he !. better
than we thought Our good wishes attend
you Tom. Your initial chapter is fairly
written. May LIES every Page be enter
tanning and instructive; and when the
FINS shall have been reached, may your
consolation he that the rolume has not
been written nor read in vain. Hail to
thee, Tom. Al Hail! ODD
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LgNCOLx COUNTY NEWS.
Nee sfsssrdlie

N..,,,n.,, 10 1917
Last SATURDAY. morning squire brown
held an inquest o" the "o'y OF "ss's
named sam Hooker VINO was 'onn" dea'
IN the lane near nen, HAWKINS Inc 'eS,'-
m"ny showed una. the negro IA" oeeh SUI"
Jec' To h'S; ana Tue circumstance '"'''a
tel 'ha' ne ha' 'a''e" o', MS 'a'e " '"s w
ms paroSyS"S ana S'""'a'e" III '''e ""''
verdict accordingly
RE Hooker arrested negro, known as
Riley Masterson, at McKinney's Station,
last week. The arrest was made on a writ
issued from Boyle county, charging grand
larceny. Hooker had the culprit in charge
in the waiting room at the Station, intend
ing to take him to Danville by a train
which was to pass soon. Riley requested
his eaptor TO take charge Of memento for
his father. "Tobe's" heart is tender. He
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RELIGIOUS.

There are over one Thousand Young
Men, Christian Associations in this coun-
try.
The Presbyterian church is closed for in
ternsl repairs, and will probably remain 40
for two OF three weeks.
President HAYES has sent his check for
<loo to help pay the debt Of Presbyteri-
an Church in Richmond, Va.
The apostolic Time, reports 2,2ls CONVEX
sions to the Christian church for the month
Of October. That Is only the number re-
ported in its columns.
The meeting at Berea Christian Church,
in Fayetie county, conducted by Rev. c.
Z. Williamson, q Lexington, continues
with undated interest. Eighty odd have
been added thus far to the congregation.
Rev. w Lowry, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church, Louisville, died last
Saturday, after a protratcted Illness. He
was one Of the leading members of the
Southern Presbyterian Church. and his loss
will Re seriously felt by that organization.
The Superintendent requests u. to ask
that all the teachers and scholars Of the
Presbyterian Sunday School will meet at
the Methodist Church next Sunday morn
ing at the school hour and each Sunday
thereafter until the repairs Of their Church
are completed.
Our cause in stanford is in a hopeful
condition under the leadership OF their
pious Young pastor, Rev. J. NJ Bruce.
Brother h. has the love and esteem Of the
entire community. He is gradually build
ing up the cause in town and the surround
ing country Western Recorder
About rs persons attended the Union
Prayer Meeting at the Ccur, house on Tues
day night, and an hour was very pleasant
ly and probably spent. Every one that
attended seemed to realize that sit was good
for him to be there" and a general feeling
Of brotherly love was manifested.
The Baptist Church with its handsome
ly succeed walls now presents most at
tractiye appearance. We are very glad to
see these Church Improvements and hope
our friends Of the Christian Church will
follow suit. They are able To have the
& nest and best house OF worship in town.
Rev. W. p. Harvey, OF Harrodsburg
preached morning and evening at the Bap-
tist Church here last Sabbath. His morn
ing sermon was a defense Of close Com
munion aud at evening he advanced some
strong arguments against infant baptism.
showing that in all cases baptism must fol-
low, not precede conversion OF belief. Both
dscourses were able and well delivered.
Rev. :. S. McRoberis, after an occupan-
cy Of nearly thirty years, resigned the pas
torship of the Presbyterian Church last
Sabbath, on the grounds that he was get
ting too old to discharge the duties as he
would like. His members generally, re-
greet this step, but are disposed to acquiesce
in his decision. Rev. DIR. Archibald. Of
Danyille, will take charge Of his congregs :
ton for the present.
At Campbellsville, like it was here aud
every where else that the Rev. George o.
Barnes has preached, the people of the
whole surrounding country are drawn to
hear him. None al the Churches there
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RrsrNEss NOTICES.

Grr the Noi-clcss Slate At Chenaults.
oLp papers for sale =, this office ut Scots.
per hundred
W. =. RAMSEY pays cent. per pound
for bccf hides.
Nrw and splendid stock II Jcwelry ut
Anderson n McRobcrts'.
wISpow GLASs all sizes 1t the lowest
prices q, T., H. Chenaults,
CrncKs nr every body. Prices from
a. 25 10 slG at Chenaults
BrY your Books, Paper, Pens, Inn AMI
Pencils, At T. RChenaulrs.
FRrsu stock Of lamps at low prices. Call
On Anderson a McRoberts.
W. y. RAMssY will grind YOUR sausage
for two cents per pound, cash.
POWDER and shot, CAPS and Wad. for
sale at anderson \ McRoberts'.
wISpow. GL.s- anil Putty. at the lowest
price, by Anderson n McRoheris.
~ YOU want q good Shot Gun, Ammuni-
iion. Ne, go to lIohon a Stage.
J.H.&S. II. SuASKs are just receiving
aud oI~ning new stock II goods.
a-up ,l..,i,,. e.. s,Lo,l nj.
- :, - -
'"''h'
can and scr the largest stock Of clocks
WV "''"s"' w ''''''"''" w '''"'
prs Toh,c,o and 1ienr. can not le eS.
crlleJ
ANDERSON A McRonrHrs.
mice. m., rceiyeJ At anderson n Nc
Gohert.
!. H. 4 :. ". SnANEs have full line 81
'hthing for Boys and Youths from ''o 10
,,,..,
S"ArNAhins' "fH's'a Nsn wv" ,''n"'
rwash iat sap "'N'"s wv u" ,''"'"
M'h""erN'
ro,,r So,r N..sn Anderson Al
NcRoh.r,.' stock ~ Tnile, Soaps can not
W e''rh'" "''"'' !" I"''"' w '"''i'"
" prev
,..,,e.,l ..-,..,n,..,,, II ,h., l,,es, .,,,e
y,.;,in.r ,r,. IN, rr,,ei,eJ n, mi. oai,e
r.s,',,s g.. III 80, n.n, n,;n,cJ an
,h.n, Il, 81 conf.
Carson A nn,lds are daily in receipt of
Ereah Oysters, which they serve Ia their
customer. in any style. in the most sppruv.
Ell manner. civ. them a call
Ms. L. BE.kLfN wishes her friends nd
pa,runs To know that she Keeps at all iime-
new and fashionable Millinery Gocis. Her
place of business can I've found by her sisn
MILLINERY and pr"~s Making
s,,;.
w s',' .u''' W. ,, ~" ~ a' go
' 81" ~ '"'nes mug '" ~ W.
nc aug ts' "a" u a. 49,, =. IN.
~ - W -. 80 -, -.,'s,,.s
:, y. MATTHEW, the hest Merrhah, TAT
lor IN 'entrsi hrninck'' hs- "n hah"' m"
u constantly receis'ng si''""h'' -"s 81
goods Tor isll aud winter wear I've
works the hr-' material only ana a'waS-
guarantees g""d ht
Inc n'em'r,s !" '"s 's'eP''p" ."'''" a;,
81 ,'rr'en. n' 49,, W" NJ
's'f- hs'e ," % ~
,han' =, "'' - s"' '"'Is ~,, =,
i"u',''he' ny, 'my VA" -" "l'''' ="
'h"'t he'"- w" "''"A'es !" WV
,,. H.
V" 70 hS,"n sk, =" -,
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STIR DEciDED.-A controversy between
Maj. Geo. Carpenter and Mr.. W. q. Csrpen-
ter over 6iiy-one poles OF land which has
been pending since 1852, and which has
heen in the Circuit Court for over seven
years was taken out Of Cour, by agreement
Of parties concerned few weeks sgo and
the case settled BY arbitration at Huston
willie, In favor Of the Defendant. The costs
in the case are said to amount to several
hundred dollars This is pretty good
syidsnes Of the folly of going 10 Law over
snAll usttsrs.
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. MIR, WIN. Brown,
the Section foreman at Lowell, In order to
accelerate the shifting Of ears at that point
IA Tuesday morning, assisted the tain
men in coupling, and in doing 81 was
thrown under ear and had his arm crush
Cd b.t~een the shoulder and elbow. lie
Was ding we'll at last accounts.
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FouRrIrs MONTHS FoR s2.-We will
send the INTERIOR JOURNAL TO new sub
scribers ill January LIST, 1879, for the price
of one years subscription-s2 90. We
hope many will avail themselves of this
offer and secure a paper that gives more
local news than almost any in the State.
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HOHr AFFAIRS.


Ssrsras~s a Dusaer~r.
Attractive.
Chcsp and Stylish.
Our stock " Staple floods !. nov, by re-
cent purchases, made a. complete as al the
beginning of the season. Jeans, Linseys,
Flannels, Canton flannels, and IN fact ev.
erything that goes to make mp q wrrm
outfit.
Gents Gloves in all the best known makes.
Gents Underwear, Merino Halt Hose. &C.,
ne.
Felt skirts in every style and quality
including the celebrated Seamless skirt.
RrBBFR Goops. Parties would consult
their own interest by pricing our Gum San.
dels and Oyer-hoes in Mems, Ladies and
Children before having elsewhere.
You can always rely on finding a New
Stock Of Prints with rs as we make point
To get new lot every week.
We received this week the fourth invoice
Of Ladies Cloaks which We are selling low
er III IN the same articles can I've had in
Louisville or Cincinnati at refill.
OvrRcoArs. -Another large stock just
received, in Meltons, Kerseys, Chinchilla
and Beaver
We keep the Justly celebrated SEAMLESS
Felt skirt.
No excuse for sleeping cold any logger
just received 81 pairs Bed Blankets in 10,
II and l2,. Come and see them.
KErr's SHIhrs.-We are Sole Agents
for this county for Keeps Patent Unlaun-
dered Shirts, made Of wamsutta cotton,
with three ply Linen Bosom, pronounced
by the best judges to he the best shirt ever
seen in this market. Come and see them
and be convinced it is best to buy them
made than to have your wife work herself
to death for no profit.
Every body wants pair Of pants or
suit Of that Virginia Kersey, all wool.
The best dollar Corset ever sold here OF
any where else.
THAT Cloak is elegant" is what all the
ladies say, and As proof that what they say
is correct we simply refer to the number
sold by Us.
You old bachelors who have been shiy.
ering these cold nights, come along and get
an extra pair of Blankets. Unless you will
we'll you can't-get the Blankets there
Boys must have boots-realizing that
fact We have just received another large
stock of them.
The newest things in neckties
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BusiSEss CHASoE.-Mr. Asher Owsley,
who, last week, advertised in this paper
his desire to sell his stock u goods and
the good will Of his store, has succeeded in
making a sale. Mr.. Joe =. Grimes, Teller
in the Farmers National Bank, and Mr..
will II. Higgins are the purchasers, and
possession !. to he given on the Let Of Jan.
uary. Both of the new firm are young
men, very popular and Of fne business quail.
i6cations. and we have no doub, but that
they will aucceed in their new undertaking
in most gratifying manner.
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IN these hard time. il behooves every
one to economic. II il all important to
do so in the matter ~ clothing. A we'll
made suit of brown, grey, or mixed Jeans
will make A. handsome and comfortable n
suit A. much FINER and far more costly
good-, aud you can get "full rig" II il at
Hayden Bros. for what an ordinary pair of
pants would cost. The great reduction in
Jeans il wonderful. Go there and price IL
IL YOU want 10 be a~toni-hed
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LsyD. srocR Avn Caop srFws

The owner. vt lai cattle ,re lo,tina hlne
Corn Is delivered in town by the wagon
load At 81 IS pcr barrel
Far To lest Kentucky cattle aell IL New
York At from ~ % to tli ~.
At sale in Faye,te county this week,
corn brought Al n in the shock.
Mr.. Tho.. Buford butchered a lot Of
hogs this week that averaged $50 pounds.
M. NJ. u. fillmore sold to Mr.. H. ~.
Crow, one fat COW weighing ii3o pounds, at
2 cent. per pound.
Constable Bobbitt sold IN Saturday last,
three work horses, under attach ment for
81, Az 20 and ais.
Mr.. u. II. Crow bought Of Harvey Wig.
gins, tine colt 81 the &c, ~ Capt f"ak's
Denmark Stallion. for 500.
Budd Doble paid 100000 for Goldsmith
Maid in 1893. She was trotted in l7s ra.
ces. won 100 n them, and won near s32j,-
600.
Mr.. r. W. Higgins went to Louisville
mi. vol w;,h three "a, load. ~ hoo.
which he had purchased vt about I cents
per pound.
*. w. 'row shipped by I. = H. H. To
a 4 i
'incinnat, th's week car load OF cat'e
averaging about l2"' Tor "h"h ne P''n
~ ceh's yer Po"h"'
Mr.. John sam. OwsIey. Representative
elect. shipped : car loads. iO4 cattle of hi.
own fattening to New York on Monday.
The average Of the lot was 1925 pounds.
"I. 'o,''' o'", " ''H ''u"''' ~" y,
haru'h "oger'' - "'s'' one yea. o'"' !"
h's own i''''"s' '""' a''''e'' 80, 'o''
r''oe :" WI wv" '''''''
Mr.. J. u. swope sold the three car loads
Of hog. that he took to Louisville at ~ IS
per hundred, but saws that the same class
Of hogs could have been bought the same
day after 10 n'clock, forsi %.
-, NJ, At ox.os
,v.I,. CT, IT. o.,,,. 49, n,
r.. go % ss,o. h,oo1.d ooxs s,o 70
eIn. -. TO-, o.,,.. 90, % s,o. hos
=, on. - r., a. - a.. oo,, a, m
III ,,l whs., q, ooi
Mr.. j. W. Givens writes us from iT1ine-
ton, Miss, that the Protracted rainy wea-
iher there has prevented the cotton plan
terS from. delivering their crops, hence
there is no money IN the country, ana
not much demand for stock. Prices
at present are very low
Tpprr Tn,crs OF L,xp For SALE.
One containing 40 acres. situated on the
Lexington nike IA miles from Lancaster.
and NJ n. GOOD oual;tv "a anv in Garnrd
coun,v. also a trac, Of about 100 acres.
,bont a miles from Lancaster. and another
tract If ,bou, III acres. living in Lincoln
conn,v and ,d;o;n;rv the lands Of Green
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Mr.. W. &. Carpenter, Of Hnstonyille,
left for Fort Worth, Texas, Yesterday, to
prospect, with a view Of moving his family
out there in a short time.
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liz JAIL.-Nick Morrison, who was cap
tured last week by e. W. Roude, Town
Marshal Of shepperdsville, aud John W,
Thompson, in little box house near Bel
mont Station, on the l.. n \. X. II. was
brought here and lodged in Jail ON Friday,
His captors say that he has been engaged
for some time past in selling @ooaShins
whisky, aud il Was in his saloon" that he
was captured. The appearance of the Of
fcer- Was 81 sudden and unexpected that
Morrison surrendered without trouble, al
though We are told that he Was prepared To
make desperate resistance. Since his in
generation here, We have, through the
kindness Of the Jailer, interviewed Morri-
~on, who is a man Of good appearance and
one whose eountenanee would never indi-
cate that he would commit willful murder,
In answer To our inquiries he admitted the
killing Of Gooch, but ayows that he lid il
in self-defense and after repeated insults
and threats from him. He gave as rea-
son for running Of after committing the
act, that his friends advised him to do 80
through fear Of an attempt to mob him by
Goochs relatives. lie says that during
the two years since the killing he has spent
a miserable time dodging about and expec-
ting arrest at any time, and il is relief to
him to feel that that part, at least, Is over.
During the conversation, he shed tears
freely, aud showed that he was not entirely
lost to the feelings that should animate a
man that has taken the life Of another, no
matter what the cause. Morrison is phys
ically, in a very bad tx, being a constant
sufferer from both hemorrhoids and hstu-
la, though he sayshs is as comfortable as he
could expect to be in prison. lie claims
that he has no fears of fair trial, which
he will Of course get. We were surprised
to learn from him Of the large number "a
good families with which he l. closely con
nsstss " bleed and marriage
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ONIy me marriage license has been is.
sued Ny our Comfy clerk this week VIM
NJ White to Miss Josephine Young.
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A. 4. WARREN is agent here for the
Singer, the best Sewing Machine made
Samples on hand AT the Y. q.
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rnr Measles are worrying the Young
people here Ia q considerable degrec
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AccIpESr-A colored man named oil.
bert Hayes, brick layer by trade, met
with quite a serious accident on wednes-
day. lie was preparing to FIX chimney
Of the Commercial Hotel, and for this pur-
pose vas pulling on some shingles around
It. This caused the chimney to topple
over, knocking him off the house and to
the ground distance Of some twenty feet,
and nearly covering him viii bricks. lie
wa. severely cut about the face and head,
and his nose was broken. Or. Bailey rem
dered the necessary medical assistance.
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More interest has been manifested IN the
clse Of Jas. l.. Slaughter V. tiillispie and
Others than any thus Jar touched upon 'he
docket. Mr.. Slaughter owned Try
Goods store at RANT lick, Wh'ch ne SUI
denly deserted a lew months ago, 'here"y
exciting apprehension VI Tue minus ~ 'er-
tam cred'"rS' Na'u cr'u''ors 'eN'e" upon
the goods ana o'her personal enec's, anu
during vacation, oo'aiheu from 'he '"uge
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-16

AssnSNEST.-The firm Of Messr.. Cook
Il Green, of Hustonville. that has for ma
nv years horne the reputation Of being
one of the most solid and reliable IN this
part Of the State has succumb-d to the
pressure IL the times and made an assign
ment The news Of their failure took ev-
cry one here, BY surprise, and great many
regrets at their misfortune, were expressed,
J. W. weatherford aud Mr.. Jas. 7. Bailey,
and the liabilities are put down at 81 $50,
with the probability Of them reaching
considerably over these figures. The as
set are not stated, but We learn that they
will scarcely pay twenty-five cents on the
dollar. The following is u statement Of
their liabilities Central Rank Of Danville
about $1,000; First National Bank OF
Danyille, $4,000; Farmers National Bank
Of stanford, $4,000; National Bank Of
stanford, 500; Bloomingdale n Rhine,
Philadelphia, si,soo; simpkinson a Co.,
Cincinnati, 5000 Chambers, Stephens 4
Co., Cincinnati, 81 Gao; Bohm Bros, Gin.
cinnati. s., 400, Tolle, lIolton a Co. Gin
cinnsti, 1000; X. NJ. Bishop a Co., Gin
cinnati, 81 900, Wheat Il Durfi, Louisville,
81 900; X. l. White Il Co., Louisville,
$500; }. NJ. Robinson 4 Co., Louisville,
$50; George Carpenter, leitiIen,) $4,000;
W. T. Williams, $3.50; Mrs. Amanda
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-11-16

THfs warm snap j. had IN the rcccnilr
KILLED ?, H.