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HOME AFFAIRS.
SPrer0nre q Dadderar.

Attractive,
Cheap and Stylish.
Boors. While we claim the champion
ship in ladies and Misses shoes, We are
equally entitled TO the hest on mems and
boys boots. An examination will convince
you.
Canton flannel in all grades.
We did not forget the babies as our large
stock Of baskets will attest.
New stock black silk and worsted fringe,
just received.
We will have the last Of next week an
elegant stock Of ladies cloaks.
Elegant Zephyr FacinatorS, Nubirs, &c.
White Blankets. Grey Blankets, lOi size,
and very heavy.
Gents all wool red flannel shirts and
drawers.
We are sole agents for Keeps Patent
Shirt-the hest Shirt made. Come and see
them.
Ladies' Merino Vest, in all sizes from ID
to "a.
One hundred pieces new and rich pat
terms in Hamburg Edgings cheaper than
ever before offered.
Our Clothing is entirely new; no old
stock
CLOTHING have now in stock Men's
Youths, and Boys Clothing, made up Ia
the best style, and for less money than eve
offered in this market.
Ladies Silk :Handkerchieis, Silk Ties il
all desirable styles.
Gents Ties. Bows, Collars, Shirts, Draw
ers, Gloves, &c, nc,
We still keep the best dollar-Kid Glove
to be found.
Elegant new stock Of Towels, Napkins
Doylies, Crashes, Nc.
The --latest OUT in Shasls.
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Ir was rumored that our friend, Mr.. =.
J Campbell, who this week went out OF
business here, had bought the Mt. Sterling
SsHfiRsi Then we heard il was the Hen.
dsrson N,vs, and now We learn that he is
undecided which he will purchase, the
Lancaster Aip1a or the CourisY.JourPci
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FiSE PICruRI.-Mrs. John L. Rochester,
Of New Orleans, but at present visiting in
Danville, has painted very superior Por-
trait 81 Rev. GO. Barnes. The execution
Of the work shows Mrs. Rochester TO he a
thorough Artist and lady we'll worthy Of
patronage. The picture ha. been presented
to Miss Marie Barnes by the citizens Of
Danville, and !. gift more highly priced
by this estimable young lady than any that
could he imagined
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EvERy BODY TAREs IT AND rnr Gnu
DRrS PRNy roR Ir.--A little Eve year old
daughter ~ Mr.. 10. I.andram prayed her
little prayer the other night ~ follows
"Give Us this day or daily bread and the
Sinninrl nanern
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in. DAVIS has nov in stock the largest
aud beat assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Notions, Lexington Jeans and Yarns in
the market. Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere Also complete stock Of
Groceries, Qusensware, Glassware Lamp,
DC.
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\ SEAr CHAMBER bedroom set Of fnrni-
turc adds much to the comfort Of home,
The handsomest set We have seen in long
time, /. to he found at Hayden Bros. Red
stead. bureau aud washstand, as lovely as
the most faslidious lady could desirc, can
h. purchased 81 that firm at very low fig
urcs. Go there and look at them before
YOU conclude to buy at any other store.
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MAIL CnASGEs.--The mail route from
thi. place to waynesburg has been discon-
tinued. The Highland and waynesburg
people now get their mail from Kings
Mountain on the c. $. X. X. while people
at Cato have to go To Eubank's Station, a
po-,ofice recently established
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RtNTNEsS NOTICES.

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wtNnow gas. all sizr. At the lowest
prices at u. u. Chcnaulrs.
Ct1cKs or every bnIv. Price. from
az ~ 10 sIG NJ Chcnault.
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BvN your liuoks, Paper, Fcns, lnk aud
Pencils, nj J., Rthcnaults
p.-..-.-, .t--.,, ,,-u
un Anderson n McRohcfts.
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IUXS Su,xrs m. int receiving
and on,ning 4, now s,,rl nj c.,od.
Go 10 T. u. Chenault'- fur Schonl Books
Large stock ut Publishers prices
'ALL and see the largest stock ct clocks
ever m""ch' ." stanford At 'henau'ls'
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SolrNAErns. C,,SoJa Asb and Dabbitt'.
Potash for So,n masinv call ON Anderson
A NlcRoI.rta
\ beautiful assortment Of the latest style
Visiting Cards just received ut this office.
Twenty-Five with youf name printed on
them Tor % ecnts
'msih iF'il- are u'"N w tN''P, "'
fF-h oysters when ihey S't'' !" u"e"
customers ~ any -l.le' IN 'hv m"-' 'pl'fuN'
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MEs. l.. BrAurY wishes her friends and
patrons Co Know that he keeps at all times
n.w and fashionable Millinery Goo,ls. Her
pl,c, IL business can l.e found hv her sign
millinery and Dress Making"
WHAr contrast in favor of the aPrear'
ance of the Youth ard BOY who got his
outfit nj julius Winter a Cos. = J.. Cor.
al \ Market STREETS. Louisville, XIV, and
him who Wa supplied el-ew here.
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TOT ~ 'enir'' hen'n'AN' hl- "n hahd' ana
= '1n',anut IT'rI'lng sllrhd.d s'''A 1I
g"is mt tall ana winter Nyat' ie
york. lhe "c-' material only anh always
guarantees E'"h ~
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~ you want Fall aud Winter goods
cheaper than you ever bought them here.
tofore, go Ia the great slore.house of Hay
den Bros for them. A liner better and
cheaper lot Of goods you never looked
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\ NAKED door looks better than shod-
ny cotton carpet. Ladies who pride them
selves on having neat and tasty parlors,
chauibers and family rooms, always buy
pretty patterns Of wool carpets, and We ad.
wise them to go to HAYDEN Bros and get
their goods Of that kind. In looking over
their stock the other day We saw man,
lovely patterns, aud the price /. within the
reach Of all Having paid cash down for
them. they are enabled I, offer great bar
gains to their customers.
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Tnr firm Of Campbell a Miller Is among
the things that were. They closed their
door. on Monday last, and are now invoic'
ing their stock TO Mes-rs. J. X. a A. A,
Warren, who will open in grand style next
week
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\ LBrRAL OrrEH We will send the
lSrrRton JornSAL ill January l, 1879 To
any one sending two dollars. Thi. will
he giving you ten or twelve copie. free.
Please take advantage IT the offer.
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VINES the Somerset stage ran To this
place, there was much more regularity in
it, arrival than the passenger trains, late
~. They are never on time, hat are me
quenily from one Ia four hours late.
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Tnr alarm Of IRE was raised here last
Tuesday night about y O'Clock, caused by
the burning Of a lot Of straw and rubbish
by one Of the citizens.
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Wv arr greatly indebted to that adable
and accommodating gentleman, Capt. Geo.
u. Mckinney, for repeated favor' Of daily
papers several honr- in advance ~ our
moils
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ANoNyNors communications Whatever
their character, will not be inserted in this
paper NV. l.. W. must send hi. name
u be wi-hes hi. Communication pnhli.hed.
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A. A. WARREs is agent here for the
Singer, the best Sewing Machine made
samples on hand at the 7. o.
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Wrcall the special attention Of our lady
readers to the fact that Hayden Bros re-
ceived from Cincinnati to-day, about forty
elegant and fashionable cloaks. which they
will keep on exhibition at their store for
few DAYS only. The object Of this dis
play is to enable their customers to select
such cloak as they desire from this 6ne
lot. Those not sold during the nett few
days, will lie returned This is rare
chance to select cheap and elegant cloak,
and ladies would do well to avail them
selves Of IT,
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IOftI MEMS.

Go To the Carson HOUSE for good squar,
meal
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CALI at J. n. Davis aud see the best set
Of Harness in the State for the money.
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As general rule, home made articles
are much better than those We purchase
abroad in foreign markets. This is well
recognized fact II you want a custom
made, or home made boot, Of the best ma
lerial at low prize, we earnestly advise
you to go to Hayden Bros. for them. In
looking over their stock Of boots the Other
day. We were surprised to find that they
were not only made of the very best mate
rial aud in the latest fashion, but are offer
ei at price within the reach Of all. II
You want nice pair of boots that will last
you all the Winter and Spring, go there
and get them.
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Accommodation for Drovers

Plenty Of good haled Hay, and Corn. always on
hand. Good water running through Stock lot
Drovers stopping 81 this stand avoid the risk OF
posing their stock bv swimming the river previou.
10 going into the LOT for the night He IL we'll pre-
pared 10 entertain his old customers and he travel
ing public generally and invites liberal portion OF
their patronage In his line, Dec. "a. '5s-iss-tf
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Personal N,rEs. Mrs. Mathews, nee
Miss Alice Hicks, the handsome wife Of
Mr. Frank Mathews, spent several days in
town last week, en- route IN Ludlow, where
they will make their future home. Miss
Ssllie NJ. Apperson and Mrs. Hatch, Of
Georgetown Female College, made short
visit to Mrs. John NJ. Philips last week
Mr.. T. II. Smith aud wife, Of Clarksville,
Tenn, spent several days here this week,
Miss Meota Simpson left last Friday for a
protracted visit to relatives In jefferson
county. Col. J. II. Bruce, our clever and
popular State senator, was In town this
week. Mr.. Robt. Blain went TO Louisville
this week as a delegate TO the Grand Lcdgs
Of Odd Fellows, Miss Mollie Owens, Of
Hnstonyille,is visiting Miss Marie Barnes
Miss Mckitrick has been on short
visit In Miss Emma Baker. Misses Belle
Liyingstsn AMI Bette Cooper are In town
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RoPE WALKING. -- Prof All'erti Hal
wick gave some very remarkable exhibit
tons on "Wednesday last Of his powers Of
walking aud balancing ON a rope, stretched
from the top Of the Myers House across the
street To Wearen n Evans. lie stood On
his head, personated drunken woman,
wheeied barrow across, then went back
aud forth enyelopel head and feet in a
sack, aud performed feat Of balancing in
which il is said he has no equal, il even a
competitor. A very large crowd witnessed
the performance, aud was highly pleased
with il. The Professor announced that In
about six weeks Grand Variety Comb
nation would exhibit here, under the man.
agement of that well.known gentleman, Mr.
Wayland, of the Metropoliton Theatre,
Louisville. The entertainment, the Prof
tells MS, is strictly moral and refined, and
We hope il will he well and literally re-
ceiyed by our people.
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w. F. RAMSEY, Proprietor.

Having taken charge Of this Hotel, he 4 pfcpar-
81 to accommodate the public With eooi fare anil
excellent accommodations nj low prices. ic alw
keep. q stable In connection With the Hotel f2Sftni
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From inst to last, there have been ll3
Episcopal Bishops consecrate in the Uni
ted States
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-03-01
shall make up the present deficiency, now
estimated at not more than or per cent.

shall make up the present deficiency, now
estimated at not more than or s per cent.
The Paris court of appeals confirms
the sentence Of the Journal Les Droits De
L'Homme The Lett Centre has resolved tor
restoration oftrial iy jury for press ofenses
and has instructed its bureau TO unite with
other sections OF the Lett III urging the gov
eminent to change the officers in the press
department.
The shipment Of beef from the Jer
sey City ahattoir to England this week, has
been so large that prices rose suddenly at the
| cattle market yesterday. The experiment OF
shipping live stock will be tried this week,
and If it prove successful an extensive and
rapid importation OF cattle from the West will
:, be the result.
The grand jury have found an in.
dictment against Don Piatt, of the Washing
ton Capital newspaper, for seditous publica-
ton and he has been arrested and held IL
81, 900 bail.
singular condition Of the wheat
market at Milwaukee is exp posed hya dispatch
from that city TO the Chicago Times, which
says that orders are actually being received
there from western nillers tor carloads OIL
wheat, and that carloads are going west iron
Milwaukee into the wheat producing distric
every day to fill orders from Boston for Il 'ur
| The wife of J Marsenine, was fatal
ly stabbed and kicked bv her father, in New
York on the 18th, during the absence Of he
husband Her father in law aged 65, attempt
ed to shield her from the iniuriated father
and was dangerously stabbed. John Leon
brother of the old man, and present at the at
tack, has been arrested, but the father IS still
at large
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s.TIrGes GrIElilals Anu tas1Glsicc
Mary Boden and Isaac Baxanoeaie
were killed Middietown, n. 7, by their
coach being struck by an Erie engine.
Winslow, indicted for the larceny OF
a $4,000 package from the Treasury Depart
ment, was to- day sentenced to eighteen
months imprisonment il the Albany peni-
tiary.
On yesterday Chas. Steama, Swede.
working at David Haushs saw MILL near
Wrao uon, H., accidentally tell into the saw
while in motion, aud had his head completely
severed
Don Piatt, Of the Washington Capt.
tol published violent incendiary article IN
his issue on Sunday, and it is stated that the
President has ordered the District Attorney 10
prosecute hrn for libel and seditlous writing.
Inquiry develops the fact that w.
4. Weldon, the young man who made the at
tempt on Governor Packard IS lie in New Or
leans. is q son OF Rev G. +. Weldon, highly
res pected Lutheran clergyman, OF West Phil
adelphia.
The banking house Of King d Son.
William street, New York, was robbed on the
/ nth of two tin boxes containing S7o,ooo
while a. member OF the firm was unlocking the
safe to lodge boxes therein. The tin boxes
are said to have coDtainedUnteo States BONDS
mortgages, &C., valued at $4,000.
United States Marshal Burdlck, OF
Dakota has received from the clerk OF the dis
triet court the death warrant OF Jack McCai'
the murderer Of Wild Bill. His execution
Will take place at Yankton on Thursday
March l. and will be private, although the
! Marshal has received large number OF pc
titions 10 make it public.
Sentimental suicides are becoming
very common in the United States. About /
fortnight ago young lady, who was engaged
to be married and apparently happy, com
mitted suicide in Marion, Iowa. a ic" morn
ines alter the funeral, her lover called
Young lady cousin into his room, and, re
marking hastily that he was going to III
sweetheart, shot himself IN the heart
brother OF the dead girl we-.t to the house :
see her lovers remains, and, catching sign
OF the pistol, seized it and did his best I
shoot himself. but did not succeed.
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Personal. Inpersonai and Political.

Mr.. SCHUYLER tolfax has accepted an
invitation to visit San Francisco TO lecture for
the benefit OF the odd Fellows library fund.
Mrs. Oates, the opera singer, IS sui
ieripc from an attack OF rheumatism, and, 1t
is said, will not go upon The stage Tor several
months.
Professor Newton, Of Yale College,
is going to pre- pare d paper on the great me-
teor seen in the West recently, and asks Oh
servers to send him their accounts OF It.
Robert 7. Lincoln, of Chicago, (son
OF President Linct my William M. Smith, o.
Mclean; and John M ooeriy, OF Cairo, has c
been appointed Railroad Commissioners Of
Illinois
The House committee on appropria
tons inserted in the sundry civil appropria
ton bill 1850 900 to pay the claims OF southern
| mail contractors Tor services rendered peior'
the war. and increased the amount recon-
neuded Tor the st. Louis custom house iron
s325 900 TO $4,000.
A little son of Fitzhugh, the ex
Doorkeeper, OF Washington, cut down ss
cherry trees in the door-yard OF the plac
where his mother keeps boarding house, IN
other day, and now his ther points MIN GU
and says: "That boys goin' to be bigger
man than old Washington"
Amasa NJ. Lyman, the Mormo
preacher through whose influence confession
were made by the Mountain Meadow murde'
ers. and who was communicated Ivy b.is
ham Young, is dead. The San Francisco Po
saws OF him. s'Ae became very poor. All h
wives, but one, lett him, and his own childre
{ under the influence OF the prophet, were use
to assait him as an apps ate. he occasional
leetured. drawing large audiences to listen
his eloquent appeals Tor the Christianity
Christ
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Miscellaneous News Items

4 strong effort is being made 10 have
Grant continue the 20 called statu quo III
Louisiana unit the new President is inaugu
rated
A fire II East st. Louis on the night
Of the 18Th, partially burned the eastern sp-
preach to the bridge, and prevents trains
from crossing
The President forbid the military
observance OF Washinston's birthday IL
Charl sion, South Carolina, lest in the exet-
ed condition ot affairs there might be al out
break.
The Court OF Queens Bench has
granted 5 rule that the magistrates show
cause why they should not hear the slad'
spirltualist case on It's merits, holding tha
his conviction was not properly quasheo-
The City Savings Bank IN Chicago
mas closed its doors It's deposits were ahou
/ 10000. Tie examiner in behalf Of the credt
| tors, who Went through the papers and book
says it viii pay nearly If not quite dollar io
| dollar.
An interview between the pope ant
| the Emperor oil Brazil was marked l,y ex
IRENE cordiality. The Emperor showed nluc
emotion and threw himself n the ieet OF tb
| Pope The Empress vas received with gre-
kindness by the Holy Father.
i The bill to create Lincoln Territor
out OF the Black Hills country, will be lai
over till next session, because the bill ratii'
ing the treaty with the Sioux Indians b
not passed the House, and legislation hein
behind Il would BE- impossible to secure til
action OF the Senate
The n-payment of interess on th
A. Il ". Spragne's notes and other shrinkas
L oil values cobstrains The trustees TO ask
Y temporary injunction restraining the wit
drawal OF deposits until the accruing intere
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There are in Connecticut 256 ponds,
each having FIVE acres or more OF
surface. Efforts have been made to
introduce valuable fish into them, APP
prently without success. In thirteen
ponds 80, 900 young landlocked salmon
were put last year, but none OF them
are now 10 be found. There are trout
In flfty-seyen ponds. bass in fifty seven,
piokerel in 1893 And it is believed
that the number Of salmon visiting the
rivers of Connecticut is now on the
increase
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some sheep belonging 10 farmer
named Reed having been stolen
in the neighDorhood Of a colliery vii
lage IN Durham, Eng, while the thief
was still undiscovered, a local preacher
having 4 collection to make thought
he would turn the event to good az
count, SO he said: ave have collec-
ton TO make this morning and for the
glory of God. whichever Of YOU stole
Mr. Reed sheep don put anything or
the platter OF course every body join
cd III the collection.
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FORTY-FOUKrH CONGRESS.

The Senate on the 10th spent the en-
tire day discussing the bill amending the
Pacific railroad act and creating sinking
fund. MIR Mcmillan presented joint rrsnu-
ton OF the Minnesota Legislature asking
donation OF land ~ aid the construction Of and
right OF way for line OF railroad from st.
Paul and Minneapolis to the Falls OF Sault
Ste. Marie.
The House transacted no business Of
a general character, but while in committee
1T the whole speDt some time on the bill
fixing the tariff on ireights over the Omaha
bridge.
The Senate, on the 10Th, transacted
no other business than to debate the Iouisi-
| ana report and accept the count OF the Com
mission as elsewhere recorded.
The House, OH the 10Th after receiy-
ing the Senate to hear the report OF the EJECT
Ora Commission, adjourned without transact
ing any business.
Neither House Of Congress transact
ed any business on the Doth save that which
| il reported under the head OIL the Presicen~
| tiaI Tribunal.
| In the Senate on the 2lst the post
Office approx ration bill and the Legislature,
judicial AMI executive appropriation bills
we're considered at length and passed.
III the House on the 2lst the report
OF the Sonth Carolina investigating committee
Was received and orderrd printed. The re-
mainder OF the session Was devoted TO the
consideration the aundry civil appropria-
| ton bill
In the Senate on the o2d the only
| business oi public interest was the c0nfider-
alton and passag. 81 the deficiency apl,ropria-
ton bill. The naval appropriation bill wa
then considered but not acted Oh. /. ADDS
nearly four and one halt millions to the Honsi
bull
i The entire time of the House on the
I'D was devoted to the Sundry civil servic'
appropriation bill
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-03-01

A man bought gallon Of gin TO take
home, and, by way of label, wrote
his name upon card, which happen
ed TO be the seven Of CLUBS, and tied il
to the handle. 4 friend coming along
and observing the jug, quietly remark
ed, That's awful careless way K
leave that liquor y "Why = sale
Tom. because somebody might come
along with the eight OF clubs and taF'
It,"
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The Yankee facility for getting the
best of circumstances receives an apt
illustration in the fact that q Captain
Of q schooner which was solidly frozen
In the Mystic river, in Massachusetts,
is now loading her with ice taken out
ia making charmed, and will sell it
at a good profit in Florida
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