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Ara meeting II the Stockholders Of the
Farmers Bank, on Tuesday, the following
Directors were elected for the ensuing
year; J. II. Shank q. A. Iackey. X. u.
Wood, X. Cobb, T. {. Hum Der, G. W
James, $ II. Shanks, +. 7. Hill and r. W
Givens. The following gentlemen were Sc
lected as Directors for the National BaRk,
the same day: b. Van Ars,iale, J. W. Al
corn, J. $ Murphy, II. 5, withers, DIR. T, Il,
Montgomery and j. W. McAlister. Both Of
these institutions are in good condition, and
managed by obliging officers. A safer de-
post for those blessed with superabundance
Of lucre We know Of no where, thar our two
Stafford Banks.
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MADISON COUNTY NETS.
kirEsriife.

JANUARY oh, 1877.
Winter continues with unabstsi scveri-
ty, the thermometer indicated a tempera.
The weather hero box.v.r has mn, bs.n as
cold n. ,pre..nied in many other noi,ts
Eve, Sop,b If mi. tho mercury stood At
~ hollow ,a,o n.ocuhs, as, Tho collcs,
d,v 81 tho .sason
The Christmas holidays passed of in an
unusually quiet way; no accident or Incl
The anxiety resulting from the unsettled
condition Of political affairs, has subsidized
in great measure, but there is still mani.
Tested thorough conviction on the par, of
Democrats, that Tilden and Hendricks are
,-'0h ''' '''' "' ~
'"'
Estill county voted ON the Both ult., ON
the proposition to tax the county $780, 900
for the purpose of extending the Rich
an, - p-.I', " ~ Ill, M ~ ~
- s - - -, 'nn
''''' ~
MI hninH MeOord shd Miss Lucy faris'
oo'h "i 'h'' county are 10 De married al
, ,s Ns''e"'e o. 'ne 1r''s' '''"er, on 'ne
4 n = = 2 81.
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On. BoHos.-It is reported on pretty
good authority, that the friends Of DR.. J. T
i'ohon, intend nominating him as a candid.
ate for the next Legislature. Should DR..
lsohon accept thi. nomination, and il is
likely that he will, our party can congrat.
nlate themselves on the acquisition Of a
candidate that possesses at the same time
qualification, merit, and popularity. DIR
Bcbon Is thorough Democrat, has done
good service for the party, aud We would
be glad to see him elected by a rousing ina.
jority To the first office to which he has az.
pircd since coming in our midst.
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How three-fourihs Of the colored people
Of town have kept from freezing during
the past month, is almost marvellous. &c
through their little settlements around
town, on all sides, and YOU cannot find fuel
enough to make fires in single habiistion
for one day. Yet hundreds Of these people
have to eat and have fire. by day and night
Where does their fuel come from? Many
Of them are wholly unable to buy it, The
reasonable presumption is that they get il
from sources not their own. The present
winter has been particularly severe on
these people, many Of whom are women
and children, unable to help themselveA
but many IN the other hand are too la1 y to
work
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

TnE late Major Abnor G. Daniel was a
man Of considerable sense wit, and humor,
in his palmy days, and could get out of a
FIX" quite readily, in one way or another,
A number Of years ago, he was a candidate
for the State senate, aud was one day dis
enssing the politics Of the times with his
Democratic opponent, during which he
made some assertion that his opponent
denied bitterly. The Major said he could
prove every word he said was true, by a
gentleman then present. After re-iterating
his statement with great earnestne-s, he
called aloud on his witness, one squire
schooler, to rise up and eorroborate it,
The esquire" slowly arose, and said
"Nsjor Daniel, | don't think you have
followed a strict line Of facts in your state
ment, aud l"--- 'sit down, Mr.. sehooler
cit down." yelled the irate Major-"and
don't interrupt me while | am discus ne
the great constitutional questions Of ii,
day" Of course the crowd made thS
wslkin ring, seeing the Majors diseomfor
tlre
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

DiED.-At the residence Of her father
Mr. Richard Cobb, on Tuesday night last
Mr.. Florence Cobb Myers, wife Of Mr. J
II Myers. The circumstances attending
her death are indeed sad. A wife Of little
over year, she has been cut down, just as
another little life was entrusted To her care
Mrs. Myers Was a devout member Of III.
Christian church, and was greatly esteemed
by all who knew her We sympathize viii
the grief stricken family in their sad be
reayment. and remind them that although
the ways Of Providence are inscrutable, "II'
doeih AL things we'll" Ths funeral wa
preach by Elder 5. II, King, and the NJ
mains inferred in Buaalo cem,iery On
THURSDAY last,
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THE other day while the Magistrates
Court was trying sore cases in the County
Court room, il had occasion to have
number OF witnesses called. The noise
produced by thIs calling, grated on the
ear Of Judge Breekinridge, and he ordered
it stoppcd. The Sheriff informed the
Court Of the order, whereupon, il prompt
ly fined Judge Breckinridge s. for con.
tempt, and TO show him that il couldn't be
bulldozed in that way. The fine was sub
sequently RENTED, on the Judge explain
ing that he meant no contempt, but
thought when he gave the erier, that some
persons were having the calling done for
outside purposes.
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Tnr Myers Housc il doing splendid
business. We had rather be proprietor Of
it and get the same custom Jim Owen. doe.
than run National Bank. Owens secret
Of success is good fare, excellent rooms,
willing servants, and courteous treatment
Of his guests. This mod,s opTundi should
not be a secret to hotel keepers, but I, is
with a great many, and the consequence Is
no patronage. Jim Is br ok.
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As we predicted some few weeks since
there were numbers Of liIigants Whose cases
had been transferred to the new court from
the Circui, Court, who did not remember,
or were not apprised Of that fact, asa con-
sequence, they had to 60 over for another
term. Now that all things are working
smoothly, We doubt not tina, Judge Breok-
inridge will be able to keep up with his
docket.
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WIN CAT MIR. San, Chandler aud sew
eral friends, ran u Wild Cat with
hounds last Saturday, and caught it. The
animal had been killing shoats that were
feeding on mast in the woods near Bridge
waters Mill, in this county. II weighed
SO pounds, and was ferocious looking ciea,
ture. Mr.. J. 7. Chandler presented the
head to a gentleman here, who will send il
to Danville, as present u the School o.
Natural Sciences at Center College, to l.,
stuffed. Mr.. Chandler says that when hi,
dogs caught it, the Cat made a determined
6ght for life, but finally suecombed to III.
greater strength Of six large hounds.
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4 FARMERS boy who lives near Knob
Lick, in this county, has caught under
dead-falls since the l., Of November last,
on that creek ard Hanging Fork, over one
hundred fur-bcaring mals--consisting Of
minks, muskrats, pole cats, one otter, and
coons. lie saws the skins are heavier and
better than any he ever saw.
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Ton BAronnAs, the negro man who
fired pistol bsll into his brother Ia. law
lsst We X, had an examining trial on Mon.
day. and vas held in the sum Of
$500 10 await the action Of the next grsnd
jury. on charge Of wounding with inien,
10 Nil.
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TINS sloppy and di.agreesble weather !.
very much calculated to give one severe
cold, unless they are weIl shod with shoes
or boots. you will call at Hayden Broth.
err, they will furnish you any thing in that
line. They have reduced their prices to
suit the times. Call at once, and get bar
rain.
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RAILROAD Companies seem to be in luck
IT this term 81 the Court, as suit. for dam
ages against them in several instances have
resulted N vsrdicts in their favor. They
have wonderful vitality in some respects,
sltl.ngh they are said To he "soulless."
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THE weather continues unparalleled
Tuesday the Thermometer was away down
below zero. Monday and Wednesday the
beautiful snow added two more coats to that
already covering the earth, and yesterday
II wa. as dreary and rs di-agreeable as one
could well imagine. Give Us a rest.
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HrsIyESs NOTICES.


r.. o. az. - =, c. 4
Boron 4 SrAaas L. the place 10 buy
Books.
uox,y, moosyr Come and settle. An
a.r.or d ucRohs,,.
Brsr beef every day ut Ferrel 4 Sur.
ber,. Cash for hides on delivery.
Orn accounts are ready and must be
settled. We need the money. Anderson
4 McRobsrts.
NEW nnd complete as-"rmeh, OF
fshcy snn I'alh ,"hnisr ahu sNeiy tnlne
usually sep' ~ mrs' s,D' ,c',', s!
''ea" give wv c"''' 'N''oS po""s
~ ". i,Ni- ""cN o' 'sr ms"ow,
e"gen 70 y. u'c pvr' :" ". n,a'nee ne
te,H s'.''cI hu"'pct " u'e" wa" a"'
o,ner merchsn' W .uw,', anu S'n, mo'''o'e'
"noru I'd ana n"es f'i ih'm oh'"pe''
e..
TO to the Emporium OF y. H. ie'is' u
you want ~ every gay or sunday sun 81
clothes. iie KEEPS 'lo'hing OF ~ grades,
from the cheapest 70 the BEST he gnafan'
tees you a good h', aud, as TO his prices,
they are the lowest.
p, u.,x,,,~,, .,I-,,i..,,i. l..
~. ,,li..,' w IL,
~ !" oi a. . =, I',h",.,ia ~"
-, vs;,.. ~. So.
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Tsr Central Kentucky Medical Assoeia-
ton, will hold its next regular meeting in
Danville. on "Wednesday 18th inst, at 10
o'clock, A. N. The opening paper on
Ether and CAorefam, their eOmparatire maits
as ino'ths'io', and he bes, mods Of admiuiSra-
tion, will he read by DIR. Meet, Of Versailles.
The regular election Of officers will occur
at this mecting.
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JrpoE W. T. KELLER, Of the PresLyte-
risn Church, preached two impressive and
entertaining sermons, here, last Sunday.
Judge kellar, j. man Of fine appearance
and splendid delivery, and does not worry
his congregation by continuing to preach
after he gets through.
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COMMODORE vasprnnrrr bcquesihed IA
Mrs. Maria Ietcher Granger, wife Of Gen
Gordon Granger, decd, $4,000 in railroad
bonds. Mrs. Granger l. a sister Of Mrs.
Judge owsley, Of Lancaster, and formerly
resided there.
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oaaRsRD corsrY VIEWS


'NSoAN' ~ i'"'
with the friendly darkness covering al,
and The sound OF sleieh-belis and laughter
N the distance, We may readily Imagine
ourselves In the heart OF q great metropolis,
instead OF the inland village whose sayings
,..n.e, - au. - -. ~. III
-, .,.,-,..
. H.. 80, a.. 1T. ~ -. a,
.,.,;a., ,,J ~. e. r,.,.vm.l. 80
M. :. h..,,;l, =. an. n;I,;..
some demented individual wrote lev
s'anras about the feauti'ni snow; and some
lev Others have ever SINCE c'amored Tor the
authorship OF ~ we nave only 70 femar.
m p"ssdf mat we nave no sympathy WIN
e',hef Poe'" of ~r''eri snow oe'ng 10 our
Minus Tue concentrated qo'n'es'ence OF a'l
'he woes OF winter u d'd not serve 40 bad
purpose on New Years DAY, when CLUB
o. een''eme" callers extended the festivities
OF 'he season ,ai INTO u'e moonlight ana
iolly sle;ob ride 4, su;,. s,,l, 70 tho
whole. I'm, ,a,icnce 4. having bcr ,erf.c,
work nm tho snox oue.,ioo ora proh,h;I.
nic. Ia. .nrelv tucted hi. d;mi,i.hod
i.aa. a, !, ,oon No,,, v,.,;,.,. H..
CONCEALED into apermanent icicle.
O, e,ur.. ,bsr. c,pno, he mueb do;ng in
either the commercial ar social world now
The Presidential blocked game va. a .uB.
c;.n, iucubus. I'm, ,,,u,s l,v. , ain h.o,.
10, .mb, ,,o u,o, ,hc aw,y. ,b,, a.. d,,L
and ,,;cls ,,,, ,ro voi,y =, m,nl;nd
few brave children slip and slide along the
thoroughfares to school, or plunge and
lnnge smid drifts in the desperate pursuit
Of kpowledge. 4 few equally courageous
faihss a. fastli$ are nervs, to oil the
great wheels Of lie TO the time Of dollars
80 -! 80, nv
,L;..a.,,,. ,am. A.. III, -
- =. ~ -
49, ~ F''
Tn, Good Tsmplars Of tbi. Lodge pur.
r. S'"e 'ua',"".. Ov w "
-" "V "s' ~
""'
az -.
w. - wv. 'o ''''o'' 80,
som forth into startling fruition. An Ora.
torio Is also siumbering in infancy biding
Its time.
The brethren oftle Mystic hold their week
" copcla YES. while ysriou. Byard, stand up
'or their rights on sundry evenings. Fray |
81 meetings and Mite Associations claim
'her place no "n'mPor'ant one IN our
reacao'c Community
The National Bank reelected the form. |
or Board of Directors. and appoin,ed Massrs
Jane. Beazley and Alex. Denny to SUNNY
the places made vacant by the death of Mr..
IL LAIR anu the Withdrawal oil Mr. John
l. Lea'e".
The Deposit Bank las gone into houida-
ton, the President LAYING charge Of the
adjustment
An alarm of fire drew the citizens in the
direction Of a negro tenement on Mulberry
,,res, nm Tuesday I,w,s only smolo AMI
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DuRISo the present Term Of Court, the
Sefics who have been called to try eases,
J have very generally agreed In verdiolsi
iheTe being bat one or two "hung iuries,"
This Is eomuendablc, as il will save much
t"able tr the Court, hiisanls aud aiior.
neyr, At lslgre terms
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Tns case of Donovan against the Gin.
cinnati Southern Railroad Company for
$4,000 damages for the killing Of his son
at Kings Mountain Tunn,l, was iri.d this
week in the Common Pleas Court and re-
suited in a verdict for the defendants, the
Railroai Company.
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MARR Ers.
E0ufsrHre.

The Louisville pr'-lucr markets were gepcrally
unchanged yesterday, Bacon 81 SD AZ fo,t fr
clear rib sides, and i0iSc for clear sides. Buik
meats vere hrner at Gj,c tor shoulders. vic for
clear rib sides aud ne fbr clear sides Iari was
hru at i?s, i2s<@isc ior iierce ksy aud buck ct
Arm At ~ 2iai 80 f,r rcd, 81 5oai o. Or aml@r,
and VI 35ef - fnr white. Corn was steady nj a5es
BIC f'r ear and 3s,si0c Or shellel on arrival aud
'oc from store. Oats firm vt 9;a 3sc on arri-
val aud STAT from Store I've at s5s,a7c. Flour
was hrm at t5tas 90 for extra 10 6n.y brnuds Bat
ter was hrin AZ itasac aud EGGS at 2ys:i1c. Oniuns
'at szss3 So Potatoes at sse,a zs,-iouis,ile Com
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(aH on a. ". DennD.

\. n. DENNl, fsQ.
Dear Sir:--Apprecisting
your many qualifications as a representa-
tive, we ask that you announce yourself a
candidate Tor the Legislature at the next
August election. MANY WORMS.
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EAT, DRIsG, AND LIyE.--l am now pre-.
pared, at the old stand Of Adam Gcnsle, 10
accommodate the public with good Lunch
and Ale at all hours. Give me call and
yen will come again. Charges reasonable.
II. IIussINa.
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MARRIED, On "Wednesday last, Mr.. 4.
MIR, Holmes to Miss Ellen Collier. At
,endants Clay kaufman and Miss
Maggie Higgins, W. II. Higgins and Miss
Maggie Liyingsion.
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Mm j. u. OWENS, Of this place, has so
extra thoroughbred Red Berkshire Pigs
for sale. lie will fll orders for them at any
time, either in pain or for single pig. Ills
prices 70: pairs is SEQ for choice single
pig, $40 to sl5.
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Tnr man who sprinkle- ashes and Gin.
ders along the icy pavement and crossings
in front Of his houAe, isa simon pure bcne-
factor, and a real blessing to Pedestrians
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

TnN Common Pleas Court, unable to
finish the Docket during the regularly al
loited term Of twelve days, will pr, baby
remain in session a part, or all Of next
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ssr petty thieves, among whom was
one George White. have been plying their
trade at Richmond Junction recently, and
the latter got himself in durance vile.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

WHOLE eovies Of partridses have been
found frozen to death in huddle, owing
to their inability to get food Of any kind
for over two weeks.
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wEsRES a Evans have contracted with
some neiehboriny Mills for four hundred
barrels of choicr Family Flour, which
they will have on hands in few days.
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Carr. J. $. MoRRIsoS, WAS in town thi.
week, in attendance at the Common Pleas
Court, in case ofDonoyan W.. Trustees Of c.
=. RAilrosd
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DIT TTV'C Celebrated
Ouhl l i ~ Golden Tongue
PARLoR ORGANS.

From VIM. Pool Niagara, n. Y.
"Several months USE OF the elegant Parl.r Organ
you sent me satishe. that IL is one III the best
made. IL has q ri,h tons its various tones ara
mast pleasant 1 most heartily recommend wear
organs Tor parlor, school church, or other ss.."
M.ssn Geo J.. Rywell A Co., IN. " Newspaper
keI#rtcr, says
daniel D BETTY, the organ b1slllss, OF waships-
ton, \. j., presses forward With great igor"
M. A. l.. hens,iict eiitor of tbs Grs.t Bsnd Pc
porter, aitcr receiving his organ, ~riir>;
"lour hw octave iafur Orran spms saf.iy
several musicians haye tesie. Il aud prusouncod ID
A. Ne. l. II rightly named the ''Go,v~ rolIgte
B,st offer ever given. Money refunded uI-on re-
,urn Of organ, and fei hi charge psid by l,ah-
Vel y. leatty) 18th Ways II unsatisfactory, after
is~i trial of ave days Organs warranted Tor i've
iOro buyins I~rlor Organ Addr~s,
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To Miss s,LIIr DsB RI, Hamlet III
Yours with enclosures stated, received
Thanks. Attended to the other matter'
requested.
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MISS PoLLy HuaHss has suffered es
cruciatingly for several day. with Neural.
pis Of the stomach, md Il still quite III.
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Jup0E NJ. H. owsLEy, was in town ON
Tuesday last.
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Coon times ahead. Woaren a Evans have
one thousand pounds venison Hams ON the
way from the Tennessee Mountains.
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Ran our Premium lie, on the second
page and 20 to work. II will pay. ittl
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llhTTVc Celebrated Colleen
ulhIIIJ Tongue I'arIor
y r. G. A NJ S.
FACTORY ESTABLISHED lsis.


Fran q. D. White, Editor Iiaekeitsio~n, X. D.,
herald.
"The organ has a rich. leep and soui-stirring
tone couldn't stay Ia the house wiihnut IA. II
help- wonderfully To drive away ths ihoughts
hard timss"
The Lebanon, r. Daily News says
we are IA receipt VI ou" 81 th"se i've uciase Par
los Organs, manufactured by M Daniel 4. kcatty
Mashington, n. J. This organ Is line, silid black
~nnui raS' uui la tone u eau not he surpassed ~
any s,rdnlent uflis Aud"
From the Lowell, Nsb., Register.
1--WE resolved this week, ditect ifonl the manu-
hrturrf, Daniel D. beatty, Washington. \. j., his
Justly celebrated organ, elegant In appeaTanee. and
handsomely furnished, unexoclled IN ricbness and
pa~.g OF tene. We ars more than pleassd With Il
and heartily reyo'an'ehd y 10 any one eontenlla-
Hest casr essr giyep. ,-Ngpsy refunded upon re-
,uTn Vi argan aud freight changes fai BY nle Dam
hi " Bsaityl both ~aSs II unsatisfactory, amer
tesi ull ~ ave days orgm warranted for siK
yeas
Assnis wantol eyetys here. male ~ isnlale, "
canvass for this Superior lns,ralsat Adsfe-s,
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Miss BETTE GAY, Of Versailles, is visit
ing the family u Jno. j. McRoberts, Esq.
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ProrisIsns and Produce Retail

NorE.-These quotations TO be understood a.
purely EETAiL, nd made TO cover the smallest
possible quantit r.. pur- as.rs will find. upon
trial, thai the m rgns sss-S ~ sisnfur,i Greery
Merchant :" WHOLESALE quantities., are rs small Is
any town m NJ
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FRrsn oysters all the time at frussing's--
Gcnscl's old stand
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Fnrsm oyster. in all styles, at Hu-s-
ing's
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LOCAL NEUS.

FREsu oyster soup at Musings every
day.
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sEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHOM TT NAY CONCERN

West and May =. wcs,, his ~ihr, have, this Day
hiei their petition IN the fSbr,ln Court NJ Com
Pleas. the olect ~ (which v ~ have the iudgs
Of said co"rt 70 render Judgment, empowering ths
.aid Mary y. West 10 u-e, enjoy, -rIi and ccnvey
fr her ovn bcreht, any ptsf~rty she may own Of
arqure, free frvm the cl1iu debts 81 hef hu.
hand 10 make contracts, sue aud he su~,I
single women; " trade In her own name. and n
dsv~s II her property by will ~ dsed, The said
application will le made upon the 18th day n Jan.
uary, 1871, ~ the Judge Of said Court, NJ the Court
Hou>e, IN stamford, Ky.
Deccmbr 18th, is7s. JNO. n. WEST,
MARY !. WEST.
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ca. u WARRES GRIGsRy, Of Boyle, !.
lying dangerously III in Lexington.
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Lincoln Court Common Pleas

Alcssrder Hicks, and Ellen Hicks, \, rao,,v
his wife, or part, riaintin., :" 'i""S'
Notice IL hereby given to whom Il may concern,
that Alexander Hicks aud Ellen Hicks, his wifr,
parfe plaintiffs have this day filed In The clrk :
office Of the Lincoln Court of Common Pleas, their
joint petition. praying that said court may empow
the said Ellen Hicks 10 use, enjoy, sell and
vcy for her own benefit any propsriy she may
own acquire, free FROM the claims debts Of her
husband, Alexander Hicks, and TO make contracts
sue and he sued a single woman: 10 trade In her
own name, and to dispose Of her property by will
or deed.
Given under my hand as clerk Of said court this,
26th day of Dec mber, ISIS.
2i2-2t ". ". JOHNSTON, Clerk.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-24
Base Flatterer.

Yesterday morning woman living
on Napoleon street was seen On the
walk In front OF the gate heaving the
snow right and left, and she had only
got fairly settled to work when boy
lounged up and remarked:
''I'll clear off the walk for ten cents"
81 guess Pm able to do it, she re-
piled.
"But see how it looks" he continued
"Here you are, perfect lady IN look
and action, highly educated, and YET
you grovel in dust, as it We're, to save
the pitiful sum of ten cents"
"You grovel along and mind your
own business" she curtly replied, still
digging away.
"lt's worth ten cents" he aid as he
leaned against the fence, "but I'm fel.
Ter with some sentiment In nv bosom
Now, We'll say five cents, or Just enough
to cover the wear and tear o. my bones.
Give me the shovel and you 90 in, get
on your seal-skin sacque and best Jew.
elry, and while work you stand out
here and boss around, and talk as ifyou
owned the biggest half of North Amer
lea, while l had nothing, and was in
debt for that"
She looked at him sharply, saw that
he was in earnest, aud when she passed
over the snow shovel she put two nick
els into his hand. He looked after her
as she went in, and then sadly mused:
ooh! fattery, thy surest victim is q
woman homely enough for scare
crowW-lDetroit Free Press.