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was a handicap for all ages, dash Of ! 7
miles, seven started and the race was won
by Longbow in 3:O7l, Neacy Hale End
value of purse 500 The third and sell-
ing race for all ages, purse $500, dash Of
miles was won by withers' Bill saun-
dors in 2i2; withers 4 Owens Bill Dillon,
2nd. The sport Of the day closed with q
dash Of one mile for the Association Purse
Of 500, Of which $50 went TO 2nd horse.
There were II starters and Dan Kinney
was declared winner in l;i3l, Bannachloth,
End
On Wednesday King Faro won the mile
heats over -four starters in Ian and l;43l,
Grit 2nd. The Belle Meade Stake for 2-yr.
old colts, Of mile was won by Himyar
in l:l6l, Leveler 2nd. The mile and a
quarter dash had FIVE starters, Largenteen
took the purse IN 2:l2l Janet End.
THREE TRACES OF LAND FoR SALE.
One containing $50 acres, situated on the
Lexington pike ! miles from Lancaster,
and Of As good quality as any in Garrard
county; also a tract Of about 100 acres,
about 0 miles from Lancaster, and another
tract Of about III acres, lying in Lincoln
county, and adjoining the lands Of Green
berry Bright. Address John $. Gill. nd
J. II. Bruce, Lancaster, Ky.
The sale Of the personal property Of
Jno. Miller, took piece yesterday, and We
are indebted TO Squire J. e. Murphy, for
report Of Il. The sale was made on cred
il Of six months without interest. Milk
cows s33, s4s. se7, $40 and s5l. Half ofa
young bull $40; yoke Of oxen STA; 10
sheep s. 50 per head; s hogs at about 5
cents; 8 calves s2i per head; 2-yesr old
steer s47 per head; 2 heifers $50 and $40;
s yearling heifes ST. %; Hay sold at 40
cents per 100 pounds; 2yearling colts $23
so and S2s so; 20 shares First National
Bank Of Danville, s125 and sl25 25 per
share; Danville 4 Lancaster Turnpike
Stock IS IS per share; Horses sold from
50 to $50; mule colts SIC SO per head;
mule colt s53; corn in the field averaged
about 81 10 per barrel; old corn in crib
81 ~.
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CAuGHr.-The clipping party mentioned
!=-. week. Mr.. John W. Pennington and
Miss Jennie Huffman. were captured 1t
Nicholasyille and brought back to Stan
ford, when the "old folks seeing their de-
termination.and realizing that gentle sur
render was better than poor fight, gave
their consent to the marriage. Ii was a
late hour, but the Deputy Clerk kindly got
up and issued the license, Mr.. McRoberts,
the par-on, was hustled from his couch and
at the solemn hour Of midnight, the youth
ful couple, aged respectively 10 and Is,
were joined for life. We hope that their
efforts to make each other happy, will be
as determined as were their efforts to mar
ny, and that they may live to a good old
age and die without a single regret that
they started life together at 50 tender an
aye,
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BtsfNEsS NOTICES.

Grr the Noi.clcss Slate at Chcnault-.
Try Smith n Millers variety Of Cake and
Improved light Bread
WiNpow GLtss all sizes At the lowest
prices ut l.. u. thcnaults
ca cKs for every body Prices from
81 % 10 SlG 1T Chcnault'-
Buy your Books, Paper, Pens, Ink and
rcncils at l.. u. Chcnault's
" YOU want good Shot Gun, Ammuni.
tion, Ne, 20 To- lBohon n Stage.
J.H&s. II. SnASRs are just receiving
and opening new stock Of goods.
CALL on Henry IIussing for Boots aud
Shoes. lie l. shoemaking again.
Go To y. II. Chenault's for School Books
Large stock at publi-hers' prices.
CALL and see the largest stock Of clocks
ever brough, to Stanford at Chenault's.
4 coon assortment of Spectacle. at low
prizes, just received at Anderson a Nc
Roberts
J. II. n =. II. SHANgs have a full line of
ClTthing for Boys and Youths from 3 TO Is
years Of age.
A beautiful assortment of the latest style
Visiting Cards Just received al this office.
Twenty-Five with your name printed IN
them for 25 cents
Carson 4 Dodds are daily in receipt Of
4 Al. II.
customers In any style. in the most spprov.
ed manner. Give them call.
ORR Stock Of school Books, States, Copy
Books, Pens, lax and Paper Is now com.
pleie in every WY. Come and buy.
ASDERsoS a McRoBERTs.
Mas. l.. BrAnrY wishes her friends and
patrons to know that she keeps at all times
new and fashionable Millinery Goods Her
place Of business eau be found by her sign
Millinery and Dress Making"
and eggs inv,st the proceeds in one Of those
nice suits for "our beloved Johnny" which
Julius Winter n Co. - T.. cor. 3rd and
Market St, Louisville, Ky, sell at such
low price.
:. y. MATHEW, the best MerchJ 4 Tai.
Tor in Central Kentucky, has on hand, and
!. constantly receiving a splendid stock Of
goods for Fall and Winter wear lie
works the best material only, and always
guarantees good IT.
You are sure 20 make more than the
price of al excursion ticket 10 the Louis
willie Exposition in the purchase OF n suit
uf clothes of the great Clothing House Of
Julius Winter 4 Co., :. r. Cor 3rd aud
Market St, Louisville, Ny.
Jusr received a full line u Cook and
Heating Stoves. Al-o, enameled aud plain
Crates, cheaper this Fall than ever. am
needing money To pay Tor my Fall Stock.
All persons indebted 60 me will please call
aud settle ASHER OwsLEY.
Go To Bohon a Stages for Pure Drugs,
Patent Medicines, best Whistles. BrAndies
and Wines for Medicinal uses; Mi-cellane-
Gus and School Books, Stationery of all va
rieties, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Guns and
Pistols, Cartridges, Powder. Shot, Caps,
Fishing Tackle finest Chewing and Smok-
ing Tohaccns, Cigar, Laundry and Toilet
soaps, large assortment Handkerchief Ell
tracts, Combs aud Brushes, Window Glass,
. Mirror-, lamps and Fixtures, Picture
Francs 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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Another MURDERER VINO CONES AND
GoEs AT ms PLEASURE We learn from
those who are acquainted with him. that
Nick Morrison who, two years ago murder
ed VIM. Gooch, at Milledseville, in cold
blood, got OF the train here on Monday
and staid around town the whole evening,
apparently A. unconcerped as u his hands
were free from the blood Of his fellow man.
We do trust that our officers will see that
stanford, at least, il KEEP, clear Of the pres
ence Of murderer and other evil doers-eI-
cept to be shut up in our dismal jail.
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A CowARDLy MuRDER.-On Thursday
evening last, Mr.. VIM. Petre was wsylaid
and killed by one Vim. Oakes, in the woods
sbout i've miles from Crab Orchard, The
facts as We gather them from his son, Jas.
h. Petre, are as follows About a year ago a
difficulty occurred between Mr.. Petre's ED.
est son and Oakes, since which there has
been bad feeling existing between Cakes
and the Petres. The Monday previous
To the killing the younger son, james, had
also difficulty with Oakes, who swore
that he intended to kill him aud the whole
Peire family. Hearing these threats and
believing that Oakes would do violence 10
his son, Mr.. Petre accompanied him while
hauling some lumber, hoping by that means
to deter Oakes from executing his threat.
On Thursday evening OF last week father
aud sou wers returning from Crab Orchard
on a wagon aud when about five miles
from town Cakes raised up from behind u
log, where he vas concealed and without
a moments warning leveled his gun and
shot the old man. lie died from its effects
in less than an hour. Immediately on
firing, Oakes threw down his gun and ran
and the weapon which proved to be an En-
field rife. was picked up by the son who in
his excitement and frenzy broke il to pieces
over the log. Oakes told some Of his
friends what he had done and then fed the
country. Mr.. Petrs, the murdered man
was about 40 years old and was highly
respected gentleman. IL is thought tina,
Oakes has either gone TO Campbell county,
Tennessee, where he has two uncles living
or to Mclean county, Kentucky, where he
also has relations. The County Court in
session last Monday, petitioned the Cover
nor TO offer reward Of $500 for his sppne-
hsnsion, and Mr.. James b. Petre, author.
ines US to say that he will give $50 for his
delivery 10 the Jsiler u Lincoln county
Oakes Is thus described; lie IL about feel
10 inches high, has no beard, has sandy
curly hair, walks erect and proud, has a
peculiar grin, and talks through his nose
We hope the officers aud olhsrs will Keep 1
look out Zoe him.
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PERsoSAL.-Mrs. Judge Bailey, Miss
Kate Withers, Mr.. Horsces witI,ers, DR..
+. h. Montgomery and Jimmy withers,
went To Louisville on Tuesday, to attend
the meeting Of the Stockholders OF the L.
a \. X. r., see the Exposition, &c. Miss
Salhe Sandidge, who has been visiting
Miss Jennie Hooker, returned home ON
Wednesday. Mrs. l.. Bealley and Miss
Pattie Bealley have gone TO the EIposi-
ton. Mrs. Mary A. Timbsrlake and her
daughter Miss Annie Timberlake, left last
week for their home In New Orleans, La,
greatly TO the regret Of one widower In
particular and number Of other gentle
men in general. Hon. q. A. Laekey, Jno.
Bright, George ID. wearen, J. Owsley
Evans and Jim Owens, went 10 Louisville
this week. We suppose the Races Was the
attraction. DR.. J. T. Bohon left for Rock
castle Yesterday on a fishing excursion. Dr.
T.. r. Trueheart will leave next week foI
Sterling, Kansas, to locate
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and committed other acts OF violence. Mr..
Nanderpool is 50 years Of age, IL quite fee
bic and helpless. He is quite inofiensise,
and is charge upon the county. The men
who engaged in this shocking brutality to-
wards him and wife should be brought TO
severe and speedy punishment.
Anna Newoum. AGED about % wears. was
brought before Judoe Randall last week.
ON a writ A, b,po,;cs ;pov;r,sSo. The evi.
depce in tho case was ,bo, she had ALVEY.
been A ouiet Good Girl She had formed
an attachment for a Young man who had
been visiting her a wear or two. but who
did not seem 10 reciproca,e her ,,tachmen,
and who refused to marry her Abou, two
week. ago sbe be0an IN exhibit .ig,. of
lunacv. and in n few d,vs bec,me wild and
almos, uncon,rollable. She lef, her home
and going TO the house Of him whom she
loved. ken, him and the family awake all
night by her scresms She wa. sdiudped
10 be n lunatic and vs. se,, In the ksv.
lum at Anchorage. Her manner upcn the
examination attracted the profound sympa.
,by Of those pre.ent When the verdict Of
the iurv was read in her hearing. AZ the
words. "w, find that the cause of her In.
sanity is love for a Young man who seem.
to have none for herr she looked nm At
hi. Honor with an expression of .cornful
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ExcuRsIoS.-The Cincinnati Board Of
Trade, about two hundred and eighty in
number, passed over the Cincinnati South
ern X. X. on Wednesday, in a special train,
to Somerset, where, after remaining an
hour or two, they returned TO Dsnville and
spent the night They were superbly en-
ter:ained by the citizens at their private
houses and at the Hotels, and on Thursday
the party returned to Cincinnati. The OBJ
ject Of the trip was to examine the road and
count its future prospects. The excursion
lists expires. themselves highly pleased, and
are confident that their city will vote the
necessary amount for its completion.
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MARRIAGE IN MERcER.-On the night
Of the 3rd, Miss Carrie Bowman, daughter
OF Dudley Bowman, Esq, Of Mercer, was
united in marriage to Mr.. Henry Ringo, Of
Montgomery county. The ceremony was
performed by Elder surber, at the residence
Of the brides father in the presence Of
some so persons, relatives and particular
friends Of the family. Our town was rep
resented by Understandings Jones, who in
forms US that every thing passed of in a
most delightful manner.
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A VERY wealthy man once said that Il
he was looking for wife, he would prefer
to see her for the 6rt time, dressed in 4
pretty calico dress. Nothing can add 90
much to modest beauty as plain calico
wrapper. Hayden Bros undoubtedly
have more lovely patterns OF this goods
than any other house in this section. .
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DrED.-At the residence Of Mr.. Geo. T.
McRoberts, Yesterday morning at O'Clock,
Mr.. Thos. Hughes, in the Goth year Of hi'
age. Deceased was q soldier in the MsIi'
can var. and was wounded so severely at
Buena Vista that he never recovered from
the effects oft. The remain. will be inter
red at Buffalo Cemetery this morning at II
o'cIo~k
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AcquIrrED.-Geo. +. Russell was arre--
ted last week and lodged in Jail here on a
charge Of aiding and sbetting in the muir
der Of Mr.. John Englemsn. The case was
postponed several times bat was finally
tried on Wednesday, when Russell was ac-
quilted. The Commonwealth was ably
represented in the case by Capt. W. @.
WEIGH, and the defendant by Messr-. J.
S. a r. W. Hooker, who did their duty
nobly and well for him.
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SEVERAL ladies' from a distance were in
town this week, aud having heard through
our paper of the new and lovely styles Of
gall"on aud fringe trimmings for sale by
Hayden Bros visited that store and pur-
chased considerable quantities Of them, as
they got them cheaper there than they
could be had elsewhere.
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ROCKCAsTLE COUNTY NEWS
VT. Vernon.


OCTOBER 3rd, 1877.
Cheap Groceries at Brinkleys.
1t is dry, hot and dusty.
The matrimonial market is dull.
Two respectable gentlemen were fined $40
for contempt of court yesterday morning.
Hon. W. II. Randall and wife left here
this morning for Louisville.
Miss Josie Dutton, a charming young la.
dy from Somerset. is visiting Mrs. 7. X
Adams.
Mrs. Judge Randall, Of London, is visit.
ing Mrs. DIR. Mckee, at this place.
Owing tothe session ofthe Circuit Court,
Quarterly Court adjourned till next Mon
day.
Mrs. Williams new house is ready for
occupancy. 1t looks quite cory and invi-
ting.
Owing to physical infrmity, B. II. Hol-
man, Of Manchester, was prevented from
attending court.
This is bad time for law breakers. The
grand jury Is, VIC take it, on the rampage.
Don't forget, everybody, to call and see
the nice and immense stock of goods at
Brinkley's. His prices are the lowest.
Courier-Jourrak "Rev. Rufus Muce, a
Methodist minister, who had been holding
a protracted meeting in Rockcastle county.
slckened and died few days ago"
There has been constant rush to NJ. f..
Brinkley's for the last ten days His new
stock Of goods is going of at a rapid rate. .
We hear considerable complaint among
the farmers Of the distressingly dry wealth.
er. Wheat must be soSn shortly, and a
good rain is much needed.
Mr.. J. X. Crooke, Of Somerset, and Mr..
Dunlap Proctor, a very agreeable young
gentleman Of Pine Hill, have been here du.
ring 'he week attending oircuiioour'
We understand that Governor MeCre,ry
has offered reward of 500 each for the
apprehension and conviction of the men
engaged in the secret hanging At this place.
The "moon-shine" business must have
received severe check up in the noun.
tains. A train oftwo cars loaded with pris.
oners and witnesses passed through here
Monday morning. The prisoners were
"moon-shiners" from Clay and Laurel
Hello! mister where are YOU going so
hs,g am going to NJ. +. Brinkley's, to
obtain a supply Of those CHEAP goods thai
I've heard 40 much talk about, before the
stock i exhausted Get out of NV way, .
49,
we nave "au a''"e' .,s'9 'os" 'or
> - 80 ', ~. -, '"s . ISSUING -"
nv have brought a good crowd 10 town ey.
cry day.
y,,,,
.,", '"e 'As' u '' =, avn avn. 'e' !" Wv
rro""'A'"' pa''e. '"'o"s" 'o"" 'As, ",sN'
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CS. Il. R.-Feight rates on this road
have been slightly reduced this week. From
Cincinnati to Danville the rate is for all
classes Of goods "a cents per hundred; On
coal &C. and on Gour Scots per Dbl On Tan
Bark from Mckinney or Moreland's the
price per car is $50.
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X ELICIOUs.

Rev. VIM. Crow will preach at the Pres
byterian Church next Sunday at the usual
hours.
Rev. Geo. Bell, Of Savannah, Ga, eighty
years old, baptized 40 persons by INNER
sion las, week in "a minutes.
The Oldest church in the Christian world
IL said to be at Orleansville, in the Diocese
Of Algiers. II was erected A. d. 1923.
Sixteen Presbyterian churches received
the past year over one hundred new MEN,
bers each. The Bethany church, Philadel-
phia, heads the list with 1853.
In North Carolina there are Sc, $50 col
ored Baptists, most Of whom can read, and
are anxious to learn. There are $50 col
ored ministers.
Rev. l.. s. Petray, Lutheran minister at
Maysville sued his church for S66 &C bal
snce on salary. His brethren proved him
guilty Of drunkenness and tn, jury gave a
verdict against the preacher.
The Maryland Bible Society, at its meet
ing September 20, reported an issue for the
last quarter Of 3,Ols Bibles and 2,775 Tes-
taments. Six colporteurs have been en-
ployed during the summer.
Bishop Dudley preached very superior
sermon at the Methodist Church last FRI
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MARRIAGES. The marriage license book
Of the County Clerk shows that the follow
ing licenses were issued since our last re-
port, in addition To the two mentioned
elsewhere; Mr.. Dense Rodgers to Mis-.
Martha q, Willard, 1.-THE bride in this case
Is a year less than sweet SIXTEEN aud Jas
T. Wren 10 Miss Mary Pingleton.
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RELEASED. The man Meyers who was
arre-ted as the supposed murderer Of .
Constable in Pennsylvania last July, has
been released from jail, Judge Dennis, q,
whos. ir.tigation the arrest was made hav'
ing received sufficient evidence To warrant
him in 80 doing.
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in. DAVIS has now in stock the largest
and best assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Notions, Lexington Jeans and Yarns in
the market Call aud examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Also complete stock Of
Groceries, Queensware, Glassware, Lamps,
40
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LuSarrc.-w. G. Rifle, son Of DIR. q. C.
Rifle, Of TIustonville, was tried before his
Honor, Judge Lytle, on Saturday last, and
adjudged a lunatic lie was ordered 10 he
sent to the Asylum al Lexington.
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VIZ are almost in mid-Autumn, and old
Winter fast approaches All Of the Fall
and Winter styles Of Millinery and Dress
Goods are TO be found in abundance and
quite cheap at John II. Craig. Temple Of
Fashion.
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TINS rush still continues on wesren A
Evan. for wagons. Three wagons sold In
one day this week. Remember that We
sell good two.hor-e wagon with bed and
brake for $40, warranted for one year.
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Dots nor PRoPosE 10 RESIST rHf Law,
MIR. VIM. Kennedy who Was indicted by
the Madison Circuit curt in two cases for
malicious shooting, ON learning that the
warrant bad been issued against him came
to town on Monday last to deliver himself
T. the Sheriff and give bond for his APP
pearhnee when his case shall be called, but
no papers having been received, Of course
the Sheriff eonl do nothing.
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BEArr.UL! exclaimed several Young
ladies Yesterday as they held up the latest
style Of cloaks at John II, Craig's Trade
Palace. I'VE have never seen such lovely
things before"
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j y. DAVIS has opened an Oyster and
Eating Saloon in the basement u the Bruce
Hotel, Give hima call; you will he serv.
ed at all hour aud in the very best man
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The Court NJ Claims was in session two
days this week and the amount Of claims
allowed was something over 5000. We
will publish the list in full next week.
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FAnNEEs, buy a Buckeye Grain Drill
and Scoth Harrow, and put your wheat
in right, and thereby increase the yield.
WEAREN n Evans, Agents.
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MooSsHiSERs,-Deputy l.. $. Marshal
lee Mshnn, passed here on Monday with
thirteen moonshiners that he had cap
lurcd in Harlan, Whitley, Knox and Clay
They we're indeed, hard looking set.
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Severance 4 DWdderar.

Attractive,
Cheap and Stylish.
Our Clothing is entirely new; no old
stock.
CLoTHISG.-We have now in stock Mems
Youths, and Boys Clothing made up in
the best style, and for less money than ever
offered in this market.
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Underwear in
all sizes.
Ladies' Silk Handkerchief, Silk Ties in
all desirable styles.
Gents Ties, Bows, Collars, Shirts, Draw
ers, Gloves, &C., &c.
We still keep the best dollar Kid Gloves
to be found
Elegant new stock Of Towels, Napkins,
Doylies, Crashes, nc.
Come quick-while the stock Ia fresh.
The --latest out" in shaxls.
Special attention called TO our stock Of
Black Cashmeres--all Of the finest color
that can be produced.
Call and get new Catalogue Of new Fall
Patterns from Demorest.
Price the new style Pun Hat Racks-ey-
erybody takes one.
The largest stock OF Mems Boys and
Youths Boots "nd Shoes.
A large variety Of floor Oil Cloth.
An elegant stock Of Dress Goods, en-
bracing the best colors and designs, and
ranging in prices from the cheapest to the
highest this market demands.
Just received nice lot Of white and
scarlet zephyr shawls. Come early II you
want one.
/ As the Fall season Is now at hand, We
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Cart. J. NJ. PHnrPs sends Us sample
Of his fine crop Of Peerless potatoes. They
are very large and exceedingly we'll tasted
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G"op two-horse steel plows for $40, al
Mearen a Evans
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SINCE their grand opening week ago,
three statesmen have been kept busy at the
store house Of Hayden Bros.
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Table and Pocket Cutlery offered at spe-
cislly low prices for cash.
Your account Is ready Tor immaculate
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discontinue our business, for the next thir-
FOR CASH. All persons indebted 10 by
no,e or .ccou,, are e,pec,ed and urgently
,.,.,., A..
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none viii d''appo'n' US now
10 meet the dnii times we have lust
maze a iur'hef reduction on sadd'es' mar
wy
Another new stock oil Oval turkish
Bath soap just arrived Every cake weighs
sur ounces and Is warranted to last longer
and cleanse better than any three cakes OF
toilet soap IN the MARKET fr'ce only zoe
Special bargains in Hardware for the
we have a new Skeleton wagon Tor sale
RAJ, ana nnl'neo i" 'ne "snes' ''y'e OF
WI A"'"'r'
A'o ' :" "~'"''' " '' W
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40 -,
W. can ell vou , v,rv fair saddle ass
and +. No l. Good one a, as.
or cd.
A nice Tea Canister and one pound OF
prime Green Tea. for one dollar.
Look ont for bargains in Saddlery for
thirty DAYS.
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\. A. WARRES is agent her. for the
Singer, the hes, Sewing Machine made
Samples on hand at the r q.
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CALL at J. n. Davis aud see the best sci
of Harness in the State for the money.