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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-09-05

AT the REPUBLICAN Office is the place
'ogei your job work done. We arc fully prepared
to do anything in the printing line, will do il
well, and at the right kind of prices. n
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This is the last day that voters can
bo assessed Attend to this duty at once, If you
do not want to lose your vote
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n paid in advance,os w.lsIa Iaf-s 5''r'yP.y e e
If paid sfier three aRd before siI months-... J ~
Il paid af-r the expiration Of six Months, w
gr- -Messrs. S. NJ. PrrrKssIIL Co.. News
paper Advertising Agents, 81 Park Row. corner
Beekman sirc6, are our duly authorized Asen~
in New York City.
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Wea authorized to guarantee this remedy for
the cure Of Dyspepsia, Inactive liver, Sour
Stomach, Consumption, Loss Of Appetite, Coming
up Of Food, Yellow Skin, and general Languor
and Debility. You must acknowledge that this
would be ruinous unless we had positive evidence
that II will esre. You who are suffering from
these complaints, these words are addressed--and
will you continue to suffer when you can be cured
on such termsi II is for you to determine
Sample bottle 10 cents; regular size rs cents
Sold by @. D. Watson, Druggist, clearfeld, Pa.
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See Leavy's "Cole" card in the
special column.
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Worms ON AoEi-Thosc who vot

Our Special column Is decidedly interesting in
local point Of view, and profitable reading to
outsiders who wont to save money.
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The Clearfeld Presbyterian Sabbath
School will pic mic at the Park in West clearaeld,
tomorrow Thursday, providing the weather
will permit.
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Snnpmnfsmtuts.
Primary Election, Saturday, Sept. l6.


.-Prothonotary, SIS Register A Record
er, sIS Surveyor %. Tho fec must be paid in
advance.
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Large stock Of coarse boots at S. Gaialburs'..

HAcKsErAoK, popular and fragrant perfume
Sold by @. d. Watson, Clearleld, Pa.
apr IS, '77.eow-iy.
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The Clearfeld County Medical So
eiety will meet at Cleardeli Tomorrow, Thursday,
september 9th
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Wednesday, September 9th, is the
last day that you can be assessed
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Ifyou want cheap tobacco, see John
A. Stocks price list In another column.
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Mason's sclfscaling jars at Reed &
Hsgeriys are the best in use. Also, cans, putty
snd war. sep5-2t.
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CAUTION.--Ail persons are heroty cautioned
~ against purchasing or in any way meddling
with the following property, now In possession Of
VIM. /. Bard, Of Curwensville. viz Ono book
case, lounge, u chairs, 2 tables, 2 clocks hat
stand, | cupboard, sink, cook stove, bed
room sot and bedding, wardrobe wheebarow.
and 40 yards Of earreting. This property was
purchased by us at public sale on the 2ist day Of
August. 1877, and is le 4 with said Bard on loan
only, subject 10 our order at any time.
THOMPSON A co.
Curwensyille. Pa, Aug. 20, ls77-St,
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calland see auinuburs's now goods.

Miss word in your ear. The next fine
afternoon that you saunter out. buy box Of
Glenn's Sulphur Sonp. That admirable purifier
will remove every one Of those pimples which de-
tract 70 much from your beauty. Sold by all
Hills Hair Dye aug29.4w.
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So only for a large full sack of Salt,
at John McGaughey's grocery.
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania Railroad
TYRONE q cLEARFIELD BRANCH

ON and after Monday, JUNE 2b, 1871, the
Trains will run daily Except Sun
days. between Tyrone and ClearGcld, as follows {
cLEARFIELD MAIL.
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Every day Shoes at Guia.burg's~-si.2S.

T. A. Fleck has gone to New York, and In eight
or ten days Fleck A Co. will be receiving large
and well selected stock Of all kinds Of Dress and
Dry Goods Notions, Millinery and Fancy Goods,
which they intend selling at such low prices as
never before heard Of in clearheld county.
Yours respectfully,
T. A. Flick a Go.
N. B.-Miss Nellie Meachen, who is now In
Philadelphia getting the fall styles, will be on
hand to take chargeof the Millinery department ;
and, as you all know she Is hrst-class trimmer,
you will find good assortment Of ladies' Hats and
Bonnets at low prices. 7. A. FLICK Co.
aug29,'77-u.
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Go and listen TO the Jubilee Singers
10 Pies Opera House, on Saturday evening next.
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So only for large full sack of Salt
It Jons MoGAuoHrr's.
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WANTED 100000 26-ineh shaved shingles
to average from to 81 inches--for which We
will pay the highest market price.
A. q. KRAMER 4 Co.,
feb.2S.tfl Clearfod Pa.
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DueGIEs foR sALE.--R. Newton Shaw keeps a
full supply Of Fredonia Buggies and Platform
Wagons for sale. To be seen at the Shaw House
yard. Call on or address him at clearheld Penn
sylvania. may 1871.
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PlOw shOssat s. euinIbargs-si.os, warranted
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List Of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Postofce at Clearheld, for the week ending
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CLEARfIELD Coal TRADE.-State-
nent Of Coal and other freights sent over the
Tyrone A Cleardeld Division, Pennsylvania Rail-
road, for the week ending Aug. rs, 1877, and
he same time last wear -
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Remember to-day wednesday, is
the last day that you can bs registered.
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Attention, Farmers and Lumbermel

Attention, Farmers and Lumbermen.
wANTED-by Arnold. at Curwensyille,
10000 pounds pork.
1000 bushels wheat.
1000 bushels rye.
1000 bushels oats.
1000 bushels shelled corn.
1000 bushels potatoes.
100000 20-inch shaved shingles.
100000 2f-inch sawed shingles.
100000 feet pine boards.
5000 railroad ties.
5000 cords ehk and hem.ock bark.
For which one-third cash will
be paid. oct.25.
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Remember today "Wednesday Is
tbs last day that you can bs registered.
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-
s2 only. for a large full sack Of Salt, at
Jei3-tr John sIcGaughey's.
Now is your time 10 get bargfins Ia
CLOTHING, HATS,
and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
A. CUINZBURG
Is selling out his entire stock, TO make a
change In business. $50
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o the shortest notice.
clsarheld, Pa, July Is, 1877.
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Specials.

s. Guin1burs's Winter Boots and Shoes have
anna
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STOCKS PRICE LIST.

Call and see 5. ouin.burss Winter Boots snd
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THE DUBOIS TROUBLES.

Remember to day is the last day that
you can be registered.
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% only, for large full sack ofsait, at
Jei5-tf John MeGsughey's.
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RELlGlOUs.

p.-,. Cd, -
-, ra 80" v ~ -. ~" D,.'
n. "'' WV" '''
The total membership Of the Northern
Presbyterian Church has increased the
number OF It's communicates since 1879
from 46s, 1854 to 577,674. The number Of
ministers has been increased during the
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JourvrLLE LIyE STOCK MARKEr.-Cat
tle-The cattle market was rather dull TO-
day, and prices continue TO gradually de.
cline. Best shippers, 5Ca5lc; fair to good
shippers, 4ce4lc; best butcher stuff. 3lCa 4c
fair to good. ga Be; common, llC2c. The
supply has been greater than the demand
for inferior cattle dur>ng the past week,
Hogs An sold at il0f &c for best grades;
common, 3l@ilc. Sheep and Lambs
Sheep, extra, 3i@ilci stock sheep, 3co33c.
Lambs, extra, 3lGic; common, 22@3lc.
Receipts to-day-Cattle 49, hogs, SIS;
Sheep and lambs, l,i7l. Total, 1859.
The following will show the prices Of
stock, &c, in Pulaski At the sale Of the per.
sonal effects Of Mr.. Dunn Boyle, deed,
last week. One horse sold at 500; one at
81 50; horse colts at s25, 1923 80, and
$50; mules at $40 and $40 %; 2 cows
sold at sl7 and s2l %; heifers at s22,
$40, $40 10, and 81 so; wheat brought
about 9j cents per bushel; corn at 81 90
per barrel; hogs went at So - to s. O2
per head oat. sold at 81 IS per hundred,
and hay at 30 cents per hundred pounds.
The sales were made on six months time
per cent interest from date Reporter.
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LAND. STOCK AND CR0P ITEMs

FoR SALE.-A fne bay mare. Apply at
this office.
Moore 4 Lyle sold to Swope n Afford,
100 sheep at So per he I'd.
G. &C. Rochester sold his 6ne mare,
"MAttie," to W. +. Varnon, for $3.50.
Jno. W. Pennington bought Of Alex
Hicks so stock hog, at 81 62l per cwt
John W. Pennington bought Of James
Flint IA head Of hogs, at 81 so per hun
dred.
Goldsmith Maid is advertised to trol
three races at the Lexington Fair against
her own record-2:l4
Mr.. John b. Dickinson arrived on We'd
ncsday, from the mountains Of Virginia and
Tennessee. with 800 sheep.
John Lynn bought in Fayette county this
week, 10 yearling Cotswold ewes, at $50 per
head, and one yearling buck at SIS.
~ NJ, Thomn.on of A., 10 w.,h.,.
"a -. - - n. a.,;v., \, ~,
h.r 81, cont.
The uiAsgow i'mes says that John Mans
held purchashed Of Jas. Mitchell, OF Met
s.9 ,onnd. an .v.r... Of ,kas >, 81
o.,,s. ono ,.;nh.1 500 n.
The wseat crop Of the United States OF
this year, MS estimated, will aggregate
$50, 100000 bushels against 2ooooO,Oo last
year. On this years crop IL is estimated
that not iess than loo,oooooo bushels will
be sent sbroad.
SALE or MuLEs.-Col. X. r. Smell sold
30 Lyle a Rogers W head OF mules for
p'Vo They VIII 60 TO New orieans....."
Joseph riniey sold 70 Barton Coyie, OF ray
e''e' IL head oieat''e' average weight i'zoo
pounds, at 0 cents per pound. - lGeorge'
town Times.
Mr.G. p. Bright sold rs bushel. Of How.
ard wheat 10 Mattinsly a Co. at 81 per
bushel. as Il comes from the thresher. A
sample Of the quality of this wheat was
lief, at this Office, and il is indeed hard 10
heat. the grain, beiny large and well form.
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LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.
HusfeurfIie.

AUGUsT q, 1877.
The voice Of the trains is heard in tn,
land.
The housewife smiles as she slices IN.
rubicund tomato, and laughs as she point,
to the plethoric peach cobbler.
IIustonville rejoices IN position wher,
the shrek OF the locomotive il softened b,
distance, and contagious disease will die
before IL can be communicated from the
nearest Station.
r. 4. Hooker, the polite and indefatiga.
Bile oppo-er Of evil doers in this district
succeeded recently In arresting a man
named Rowland, charged with having shot
a negro at McKinrey's Station in May last
The man has been able TO evade the officer,
until last night, when Hooker effected a
surprise and captured him. lie gave bond
to-day to answer before the proper tri.
bunal.
The proprietor Of the new hotel in Dan
vile, sends us word that he is now prepar.
ed to entertain his guests In style that
will merit the approval Of the most exact.
ing. We believe him. II he did fail
once, we know accidents will happen in the
best Of hotels. "Let the old man have a
chance" Give him a call, and I will
gladly chronicle your good report.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


wv "'' WV , you' "veo o
"'''N " ''N'''
SNrru a MuIrn arc still buying Reel
Hides
For SALr, lot Of Carts, cheap. Apply
CALI on Henry llussing for Boots and
Shoes. lie II shoemaking again.
o.,
A., common ,choo' DOOM, copy no9ss ana
o'"'eS 'o' saw Wy Hhuer'oh Mchooer'''
An kirds NJ pri,t;,, ,o.,iv ,nJ ,roo,,,
Iv syecn,cJ AZ tho ISrssrov ioTnY' III,
oeGce
Mis- MARY IoaAN will begin the next
session Of her school on the ri Monday in
September.
Pocket Knives aud smith N Wesson's
McRoberts
MRS. L. bEAzLhN wishes her friends and
patrons TO know that she keeps at all times
new anu fashionable Millinery floods. Her
place OF business can be found by her sign
millinery and Dress Making"
~ u,x., an. -, ,,-,r-,
Ii. caa,..i v, I IL ".'Inan, in
~ .,.,s",is .1.;' ~ ~ "'.", snu
-" r.. III ~ pc"u s'os ~
-. ~. -, ', ~ wa" nc
.nas..,a - az '"''' wv" anyways
so' W.
Go TO Bohon A Stagv's for Pm. Dr,s.
Patent Medicines, best Whistles. Brandie,
-
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utive chief. On Friday evening there was
a Hop At the Garnttt House. and the new
Princess dress had full play 90 we'll as full
sway over the locomotion Of all concerned
There were several uJwn.falls during the
evening, and several nounces were left
blooming alone while their lovely compan-
ions were jagged and torn. SATURDAYS pro-
gramme was varied by the Baby Show,
which was indispuisbly fascinating, in spite
Of the bad taste Of such a display. Our
space will not admit Of particulars. At
Eve, the return strain moved of, leaving
about twenty-five passengers, who were not
on time. Said laggards telegraphed mar
velous report to headquarters, and at Sill
yer Creek we were halted in our mad ca
reer by orders TO go back for the lost sheep.
This consumed an hour, and we reached
Lancaster too late for supper, too soon for
sleep-and, in fact, just wrong every way.
But we were spared the smashing Of car
windows, that had marked the ride on Fri
"'y e''"s' '"' P"Ssc"BeH Ne'e HuIet
Among them were the Hon. NJ. J. Durham,
Of Danville, Col Ernest walworth, Of Ar
kansas, and Mr.. S. $. Myers, Of Stanford.
By-the-way, ask Mr.. Myers to tell you all
Of the adventures Of which he was hero du-
ring his brief but tragic absence from your
midst.
There are scores Of pretty girl : attending
the meeting at the Christian Church.
,, ,,,.
o,'"' oo"', Ne.p' '.u"''''o"''y U" 'e
number 81 suits for penal ofIenses; carrying
concealed weapons, and other minor viola
tons Of the law. -Four or five new prison
e !" nav. ~ ,'"' " y; y 49, - '"e
,,,,.,s, =, eo' '' ,ne
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GARRARD COUNTY NEWS.
L0measfer.

Laseasser.
AUGUST -, 1877.
A whole day Of good preaching. soprano
singing, big-meeting, provisions and last
tho ever so nice, moonlight walk home
of no uncomfortable length, would all con-
spire to make us forego the duty we now
enter upon till a more convenient season;
but after the Vanderbilt, promise in the last
JoURSAL, we cannot think Of striking" for
the ranks Of morpheus yet awhile. Never.
Who would try to subsist upon the meager
salary of 1925 week" when colossal for
tune awaits the diligent penster2 Not a
''lone, lorn female" certainly; so away with
the paltry sum vouchsafed to all "Occa-
sionals" and all hail to the rich reward
awaiting the faithful,
The meeting at the Christian Church I'M
der the leadership Of Elder P. j. Wilds, Of
Covington, increases in interest, as is mani
Tested by the crowded pews. As yet there
have been no additions, save by letters and,
transfer; yet the lsbors Of the minister are
all that could be desired. Elders Allen
Adams and Maiden have been in regular
attendance, and the morning meetings are
varied by an occasional address from the
church officers.
On Monday morning a touching funeral
ceremonial was held over thu remains Of
Iittla Eddie m hrioht and haautiful haha of
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HOME AFFAIRS.
~
Severance 4 Dmdsierar.


BROWNS Island and Bleached Cottons
Our stock has just been rePlenished with
all the staple and desirable brands.
f.. o,o.,, " :. N
colors.
Thirty new p;eces pr;n,s in medium d,r
shade. for early Fall war. openeJ his
morning.
poo- s -, c.,s u c.n
"" ''''' " os, 'a" anu
opened.
I.a;.. and v;.... sho.. ~. o..o,o -.
va,,ora., ~ TO-. IT.. s., NJ.
ia nj ,.on, I.oo V;a .,1 pahhIo O.,
Sho.s r., ,Io ooIo,...,,, g. -, pT
Stevens 4 Co. Every pair warranted to
give satisfaction both in the fit and wear.
Ladies hne French Md shoesa speciality
In addition TO the large stock of leans
Yarns, &c., we have received from New
Vel ,.r.a .,ooL =, a.n,al. on,.;.,;.a
in part of red and grey twills, plain white,
grey and red-opera, Shaker in yard wide
goods. These goods were bought early in
July, before the advance in wool effected
the prices.
To the I,adie,-we would esusci.llv ,.l
,,am % a,.,n;n. ON, nos, ,,a ao.,,I.,. :.
sor'ment OF Glass, china and Queensware,
IN winch 'hey wiii ma more complete
stock than elsewhere and at prices to
we VIII receive TINS week iorty pieces
jeans and while wool has advanced % to
% per cent, by buying early we are enabled
TO offer the trade, James al the sane price
as last Fall.
We keen all grades but make n snecia,ty
of very I'm. Marina wool ;s.ns
w
Inst received another LARGE lot of ,r,nks
anu '"'i'e'' anu VIC arc SUI, ~i'"s "e'
Tor less than you can buy them In Louis
Siiie al retail
c.,,l.m.. a has. wo., .,r vo,
'"'''"'e" W nave "o.' w ~"
when you want to go on trip' you are IN
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sealing wax, per pound ...."-Id3lOc
Prices ON the above goods will uudoubt.
edly anyance materially within thirty davs
The physicians unite in recommending
the use Of Lemons for spec;sl diseases.
ia the most healthful beverage for the
cheated term We ALWAYS keep fresh and
ripe Lemons at &c each or SOC a dozen.
To meet the dull time. we have lust
ness and brides. also shelf hardware. cut.
lery and iron.
One Excelsior Junior Mower left-ofIer.
ed at s75 cash. a splepdid bargain for
somebody.
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| t,t.- -, - - a,
frst-class wax, etc, at lower prices than ev
er before offered.
A few more Of those handsome Coole,
Stand. and Water Coolers nj reduced
Aro,ho, ,0vo,o, ., s.aa,.. .n, tt..u...
., Iowo, -. a.. -, IL. -.
sl2 to sls per set; Saddles from 81 30 .,
SIS; Fancy Blankets from 75c to 81; ITors,
-, ~" Wv, g. w." ~ N'"o' every,
'n''s ~ '"e '""''' Nv" ''"'"eSS '"e ~
=,
' "v ~ wv Oe'' r'"'',s "'o"'ne 'n'
No house keeper can do without them At
that price.
., a big ''ocko' Fruit Jars cans and Jelly
r., p,.,.,, u,, -,
Freezer leads them all. Ask Tom Buford
we can se' you very ialr saddle At -
"'" u NO. L. goou one al 30
,.,,
10 SO per dozen.
ihiho'e oSe'hs o' all S'AeA' IN inll sets,
or oud''
'o' OF GOAL WI barrels offered NJ 20
Genus eacn'
A nice Tea Canister and one pound Of
p''''e "'ee" ie'' 'or ono do'dr'
A big lot OF old reliable Shaker Brooms
al Is cents each, or by the DOZEN at 50 So
Sow.I ,,.
- s....',. .," "''
r., ,,,ol,.. ,L.. 49,. ..,.,
-. - ~, a.. -.
.o;d. .n;oss r,;.;n. - e.
IA >, wv"
r.v.u p.l.. poo.,.,. c,o,,
Rel n...;o.,.,, -. n NJ 60,
~. o. c. s., w., ''
".so wi" o'',e"' '"''o"a' ~
ceived lately
THE attention of blaclsm;,bs IA n ,,,od ~,
our new horse nail. the Story Price ma,
box, 81 so. II is a perfect nail. and If
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Those who may think that the stocks Of
goods in stanford have all been run down,
will find, on inspection, that Hayden Bros.
are equal to any demand, as they have just
opened a line line Of new clothing, new
shoes, hats, &c. In word, their entire
stosk has been replenished within the past
few days, and YOU can find there almost
any thing you need.
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LANRs' wool yarn IL one Of the leaiing
articles in Hayden Bros stock Of goods. II
Is made at Jacksonville, H., Of prairie
grown wool, and they have large quant-
ty. in all colors, fror sombre grey to beau
tiful scarlet, suitable for making stockings
for women and children, aud socks for men
and boys. Ladies should make a note Of
this, as Fall and Winter are approaching .
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LBcruREs.-Mn. Trueheart, while in At
tendance at the National Educational As
ISOLATION, last week, succeeded in securing
the services Of a number Of prominent lee
turers who will favor our citizens at stated
times during the coming session. The lee
lures will be for the benefit Of the College,
and We have only toassure our readers that
DR.. n. A. NJ. Henderson, with half doz-
en- others equally as accomplished, is
among the number engaged, to insure a
liberal and hearty patronage.
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In connection with my Undertaker'
Stock ! will keep large stock of-seasoned
and dressed Pine Flooring, Ceiling, Siding,
Doors, Sash, Blinds, &c. Alec, all kinds Of
Rough Lumber. Shingles, &c. All Of
which l will sell at prices that will com.
pare favorably with any other market, city
or county, at wholesale or retail. ! am
prepared to do all kinds Of Carpentsrins OF
Job-work at prices to suit the times. Shop
on Depot st. r. II. wEAREs.
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NIcE TREAr-we are greatly indebted
to Mrs. Thomas Richards, for a couple Of
large baskets Of fruits and vegetables Of
choice varieties. Those tomatoes and wax
beans just beat any thing We ever saw,
while that cabbage was big enough to sup
ply our family for week. As a success
ful gardener, wen stake Mrs. Richards
against any lady in the county. She wou ID
take the blue ribbon" every time.
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F. SrSGuLAR.-The chimney Of a lamp
that had not been lighted for twenty -four
hours, burst in this office yesterday, with
no one in ten feet Of il and with no appa.
rent cause for the trouble.
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X H. wrAnES has purchased the I'm
dertakers Stock and Material Of Thoma,
slagg. aud will keep on hand at the old
stand Of Mr.. Stage, on Depot Street, a full
and complete assortment Of such good. at
reasonable prices.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-24

Miss 4. l.. FrsnER, the most accom-
plished Milliner in the city Of Louisville,
will take charge Of the Millinery Depart.
mcnt Of John u. Craig during the Fall
and Winter season.
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Coon TENPLARs-The W. c. 7. Of Val.
ley Lodge requests Us ID ask full attend.
ance Of the members be had at the meet.
ing thi. evening, as business Of importance
il To be transacted.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-24

LIcESsE was issued yesterday for the
marriage Of Mr.. David 3 Rife to Mis-
Florence Love, to take place at Mt Salem,
on next Tuesday, the 18th.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-24

Mn. A. u. OWEN has our thanks for the
copy Of this paper advertised Tor, las,
week
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-24

A few years ago the Grocery merchant Of
Stanford yielded to pressure upon them,
and reduced their margins to the very
minimum for cash in hand. The present
year minimum profits have prevailed but
six months time has Superseded cash. This
is unequal and cannot continue. Either
the cash system with small profits, or credit
system with corresponding margins must
prevail. The choice is with the purchaser.