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RrsfyEss NOTICES.

Please call aud settle your account.
BoHoS n SrAGO.
wmrs at % cent. aud up, at Carson 4
Dodd-.
FoR s,Lr.-A sulkcy, in good order
Apply at this Office.
PEnsoNs in need Of good cheap Harness
or Saddles, will find il to their interest 10
call on Carson Dudds.
Cracked Heel aud Scratches in horse
and cattle can he cured by getting medic
cine ~ Anderson n McRobcrts
An Accounts aud Notes for 1876, must
be settled very sonn or they will bc found
IN the hands of George W Bobbitt. An.
derson n McRoberis.
Mus. l.. BrAzrry wishes her friends aud
patrons To know that she keeps at all times
new aud fashionable Millinery Goods. IIer
place u business can he found by her sign
millinery aud Drcss Making"
\, n. MArurSY, the best Merchant Tai.
lor in Central Kentucky, has on hand, and
l. constantly receiving a splendid stock Of
goods for Spring aud summer wear. lie
works the best material only, and always
guarantees n good it,
Go to Bohon n Stage. for Pure Drugs,
Patent Medicines, best Whistles, Bandies
and Wines for medicinal uses, Mis,ellane-
ous aud School Rocks, Stationery Of all va
rietie-, Pocke, Knives, Scissors. Guns and
Pistols, Cartridges, Powder, Shot, CAPS,
Fishing Tackle, finest Chewing and Smok-
ing Tobacco-, Cigars, Laundry and Toilet
Soaps, large assortment Handkerchief Ex-
tracts, Combs aud Brushes, Window Glass,
Mirrors, lamps and Fixtures, Picture
Frame. an ! Moidine. Folding Hat Racks,
Paints and Oils 81 all colors and kinds.
Prescription. carefully filled at any hour,
day aud night
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CnAB ORCHARD SrRISos.-we had the
pleasure this week Of spending a day or
two at thi. delightful retreat and were
moe than ever charmed with IT, Ii Is a
matter Of surprise to US that place pos
-essing as many natural advantages rs II
does in regard to location aud health Civ
ing waters is not always crowded during
the summer season. Its breezy stmos-
phere, its shady lawns, its cool and inviting
drives and walks, its splendid improve
ments, its we'll furnished and airy rooms,
and its elegant fare, all go to make up
resort that is unsurpassed in the West or
South. There the invalid and worn out
toiler finds health and repose and the plea
sure seeker every thing that heart can
wish. The gay disciples OF Terp-ichore
enjoy each night the delights Of the drea.
my waltz, or the lively german, to music
furnished by McCauley's Theatre Orches-
ira, the best band in Louisville, while the
more sedate have amusements better suited
To their natures. Al the time We were
there, from 100 to l75 guests were enjoy
ing these varied advantages and the mum.
her /. daily increasing. A more social
crowd could scarcely be got together, and
general enjoyment is therefore the osler u
the day. Among the many beautiful Ia
dies there, We note especially Miss Maggie
Robinson, Of Garrard, who, by her sweet
and winning manner is pronounced ia.
vorite. Then there are Misses Annie Car.
ruth, Sue swearengen, and Susie Green, Of
Louisville, Miss Bessie Martin, Of Mem.
phis, Miss Judith Guest, Miss Ora Durha y
and the Misses Shelby, Of Boyle, and Mis-.
Mary Jones. of Lincoln. all pretty and al.
tractiye, besides numbers OF Others whose
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Wheat is worth in this market from 81
to 81 10 per bushel.
W.T.. Bsughmsn, Esq, sold to Ramsey
4 Wright. 81 head cattle at SCI
Mr. W. T. Bsughman bought Of John
Lynn, % extra fine yearlingS at $;i3.
A. L. Hale sold at Dsnville, Monday, SO
head ?-year old cattle at $40 per head.
Mr.. John NJ. Hail sold this week to Jer.
ny Owens, 40 sheep at So so per head, and
% heifers at 81 cents per pound.
The wheat quotations in Louisville run
from 81 10 to 81 25. Owing to heavy re-
ceipt. the prices for wheat in Cincinnati
have consider ably declined.
Mr.. Brown, Of Shelby, bought OF Messrs.
Moore Il Lytle, 62 head cattle for present
delivery at from 81 60 to s. IS per hun
dred. Lewis Jones sold 2 car loads cattle
TO be delivered in two weeks, at s. %.
James Greene and John Mason, Of Mont
gomery, purchased 200 hogs in Morgan
county, at - per cwt., delivered ...... Cloud
4 Duvsll bought last week 800 grade Cots
void sheep averaging about 40 lbs. a, an
average price Of about IS per cwt......E Evan.
4 Scott bought Of Jas. II. Bean, % cattle
averaging 1900 lbs. at ~ cents per pound.
L Winchester Democrat.
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STILL MORE CLAMOR.
ReswspsisH and Cs~swssSfisw! tsH-
fractfem MMd Dtsfracfi0N.


1t has been shown heretofore, as the wri-
ter thinks, that there is no distress or I'M
easines among the people generally-the
farmers, mechanics, manufacturers, con-
mercial men, or any others, except the
capitalists-on account OF the insie nificant
discount upon the currenc!' No body mas
any real cause to complain about this mat
ter, and the truth Is with the exception
mentioned, no one does complain IL "
pretty well understood by men Of average
ih'e'hgehce mat 'his thihg Is being made
mere preteht oy the successors 10 shak-
speares Jew Tor taxing another greedy grao
oil the peoples earnings
Large capitalists, such rs count their
money by millions, md great diihculiy IN
keeping iheir FUNDS safely invest'd' sale
with them Is greater desideratum 'han
high rate OF in'eres'-though 'hey never
seriously OBJECT TO the rate on account OF
It's eAoroi'ahey' us also very deS'raoie
10 them 10 invest their cash IN large sums
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M0sfsnr iiie.

JUN To Io''s
Dullness reigns supreme.
Frequent showers Of tepid water fail To
cool the atmosphere.
The young ladies have nearly all gone on
distant visits; and society looks as desolate
as Western corn field after grasshopper
raid.
The veteran Alex. Williams, aecompa-
MED by X. +. Hooker and X. W Bradley,
set out yesterday on a fishing excursion To
some point on Green River below Liberty.
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BRIpGE Lrr-The Committees appoint
ell In let the stone and wood work of the
stanford aud Millegeville turnpike bridge
across the Hanging fork, have awarded the
former To Mr. Gould, 81 DanvilIc =,
I,O00, aud the latter To NJ. Jno. W. Col
lings, of Milledgyille, at about $3.50
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AolprSr Ellen Helm, a colored girl,
became frightened At dog while crossing
the railroad tres,le near Mr. FL. Roches-
ter'-, few days ago and starting to run,
lost her footing and fell through the struc-
ture To the ground. Her injuries are very
serious and will no doubt result fatally.
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Ma. 4. II. AVERY, the gentlemanly adj
vertising agent Of Dr. J. &. Aver n Co,
wa. around tins week and contracted with
u. Tor space To advertise their medicines,
which nov have National reputation. No
men in the country spend more money in
printers ink than do the firm Of DIR, Aver
n Co, and they find that ii pays them
handsomely. Our merchants who sci idly
on the street from day to day. for want Of
patronage should profit by their example.
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TmE Murphy Temperance Movement
hasn't struck stanford yet. but we notice
that several Of our Young men who acre at
the Murphy speaking at panville Monday
came back wearing the Blue Ribbon.
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ExcuRsioS' understand that an
excursion train will leave Louisville to-
morrow evening for Crab Orchard Springs,
to return early Monday morning. The fare for
the round trip, including board, will he $40,
which Is only 70 cents more than the regu.
lar railroad fare going and returning. II
the city people know the delights Of spend.
ing day at Crab Orchard, the train will
IL. crowded
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MIss sURurR, who wa. accused Of the
murder Of her sister-in-law, aud who ha.
been in the Pulaski county jail for nearl y
year, WIS tried before Judge Owsley'-
special Court at Somer-e, last week aud ac-
quilted.
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NJ. IeMia.

JuLY 18th, 1877.
Owing to the scarcity Of news in these
parts, together with complication of I'M
avoidsble circumstances, the "Mischieis
pen has evidently grown dull and inactive
Nevertheless, in consonance with prom
lse' bona nue. 10 sehd some worn OF greet,
ing Tor 'h's "eeAS issue o. inc ues' o''
JOURNAL ! nave fe'o,'ed 70 sa,''n'Ae 70,
nme' tue rusty pen u'''es.'' tue 'o',. y,
circumstance anu lei you nave '"e al VI
what ii''ie 'here Is 10 say
Judging by the gloomy visage nature
has presented fer our morning considera'
ton, we are hopeful Of realizing a sure
enough rainy day" one slightly akin to
those the gifted Longfellow wrote about
when as now, we imagine the tired and
weary souls found respite from toll in ia.
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TnE Common Pleas Court adjourned
Saturday evening, after clearing up the
docket Ia a considerable extent. The fol-
lowing important Equity cases were deci-
del after our last issue: :. H. Mstheny vs.
National Bank Of stanford, suit to recoyer
~ ,6sl ~ held under garnishee, Judgment
fof Ma.heny. Newland vs.. Jos, McAlis-
,ers Ex'rs, judgment for plaintiff, amount
ing to $1,000. lloldam vs.. W. q. Hans
ford was decided in favor Of plaintiff in a
Judgment for -, j2s and costs. The latter
case had been On the docket for number
Of years.
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Present prices Of Fruit Cans and Jars:

Jelly Glasses, ......75c6s 81
Sealing Wax, per pound. .......56 loo
Prices on the above goods will undoubt-
eddy anvance materially within thirty days,
and it is the best policy to buy them nor.
The physicians unite in recommending
the use Of Lemons for special diseases,
and experience teaches that ice lemonade
is 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 times we have Just
made further reduction on saddles, har-
ness and brides, also shelf hardware, cut
lery and iron.
One Excelsior Junior Mower left-ofier-
ed at s75 cash, splendid bargain for
somebody.
Another new stock of Oval Turkish
Bath Soap just arrived. Every cake weighs
SIR ounces, and il warranted to last longer
and cleanse better than any three cakes OF
toilet soap in the market. Price only 75c
a dozen.
Bargains offered now in remnant Of a
stock Of moss baskets, flower pots and rus
tic frames.
We have a handsome new light Sulkey
and fancy Skeleton Wagon for sale cheap.
They are made up OF the very finest mate
rial, and finished in the highest style of
workmanship. Call and see them.
A few more sets Of harness at treire, IL.
teen and eighteen dollars.
Headquarters for Fruit Jars and cans
A large stock of Masons' Quarts and Hal /
Gallons, porcelain lined; Cohaney quarts,
glass tops; wax-sealing Quarts, Jelly Jars,
Killing Cans, gums and tops for Masons jars,
hrst-class wax, etc, at lower prices than ev-
er before offered
A few more of those handsome Cooler
Stands and Water Coolers at reduced
prices.
Another invoice Of Saddles and Harness
Mt lower prices than ever, Harnes, from
$l2 to SIS per act; Saddles from 81 80 to
Sls; Fancy Blankets from zoe to ~ Horse
go .h S-,n - - ~.
'h - ' ~ ="
The latest and best Fluting Machine lin
vented oy ~oman'I now ohereu al - 10
NO mouse keeper can 10 without ''e"' !"
A nj, stock of Pru;t lars cans and Jelly
glasses.
Freezer 'e''S '"e" All NA ''"' ""'o''
~. can .ll van , vsry fair saddl. nj q.
and a No. l. good one AT SIS.
IN - mo, do,.,
ih'mo'e sNe'"S "' All Sizes III '"'' 's''
OF oduS'
\ lot OF GOAL WI D''fs'' o''sfe' !" "a
Genus sae"
A nice Tea Canister and one pound Of
P'"' ''''" ''"' WI ''' ''
A big lot Of old reliable Shaker Brooms
al % cents each, or by the dozen at 50 80
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W. are anxious To get copy Of this pa
Ter Of March 3Oth. will some Kind friend
oblige u. by set ding il,
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BASsRvrr. JAS. :. Fish, Of Grab Orch.
ard, has filed his petition in bankruptcy
III. liabiliiie. are -aid to he about s2,Oo0
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Drlru.-Mr d. W. Coleman. School
Commissioner 81 Casey, died last week al
Middleburg. Of Consumption.
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~. Davi. has splendid stock ofGRo-
crRIt- which he is selling cheap. Call On
him.
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10
that man just back had told him that,
aud that was his reason for stopping Mr..
Myers. Who !. mad2
The "IIop" last Saturday At Dripping
Springs, was largely attended, and We can
but compliment the attendants on their
good behavior Every thing passed n
quietly and pleasantly. No one drunk or
disagrceable. May the future ever be thus.
Among the noted at the Springs,
are; Hon. VI. J. Durham, Hon. George
VI. Adams and Hon. J. Proctor Knott The
Bellies ~ the season are Miss Martin, Of
Memphis, tenn, and Miss Maggie Robin
son, Of Camp Dick Robinson" Miss Rob
inson l. the very embodiment Of pcrfcc-
ton.
Davy 10 Rigsby was arrested last satur-
day night on sundry writs. Charges Of
horse stealing, killing dogs, and promiscu-
Gus shooting, all appeared in the writs.
The first case, horse stealing, was called
and dismissed for want Of testimony. The
second charge, killing dogs and frightening
children, was disposed of in the same
manner. Third chnrge, shooting in town,
was confessed and our Police Judge ASSESS
ed his fine at s. and costs The writ for
horse stealing was sworn out by John
Payne. The one for Tightening children,
killing dogs, &C., was issued at the instance
Of one Albert Camden. Both Of these gen
tlemen failed to put in an appearance, and
necessarily the Commonwealth is run to
considerable cost, and the officers put to a
3 reat deal Of trouble to satisfy a whimsical
imagination Of a couple 81 scared-to-death
individuals. Such conduct is becoming
quite frequent, and such men as Payne and
Camden, should not only be forced to liqui-
date the cost, but short term Of imprison-
ment should be attached. Mr.. Camden In
this instance has acted very strangely, IL
not diverged from truthfulne'-. After
Rig-by's arrest, Mr.. G. informed Woods
Lvtle, that Rigsby said he (R) intended to
kill him on sight. The officers that made
the arre., and had him In cbarye are free
IN ,..sr, ,b,, Mr. Camden n,ev.,;c,,.d !,
, yro.. and ridicu,ou. manner Nov Mr.
c. we would advise you to cling b truth,
cor !, I. mighty and vii ,,.y,;l
:, :, .
mr. IL. W. farr'' Is making desperate
ehoH 10 hav'" ionr-d"ys race beginning
Aug"" a's'' ana II ne Fl" as successful IN
getting SUBSCRIPTIONS 'he coming season as
ne mas oeeh the past week. 'he Mee'ing VIII
be superior TO any OF spring hi'i fark Tor
number OF years. Ihe purses, too, viii
s,.bl.. of ho,..s n, tho track !, ,,,;,;no
Fir, /. ,ha, of scot, F,,r;. viii Go. Thor.
opyb. brcd.-Riu D;llion. R;u s,unders
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Mn. CfcERo RKySoLDs has sent US the
paper Of April 9Th, that we advertised for
last week, for which he will scccpt our
thanks
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j. y. DAVE keeps meal, -four, bacon,
whistles, wines, cigars, tobaccos, canned
fruit Sc.
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LOCAL VIEWS.

Cur,rr.r Sail In town at J. y. Davis.
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RuSAwAy.-A good deal Of excitement
was created here Yesterday morning by the
horse Of Mr.. Watts, which was hitchsd to Il
cart. becoming frightened aud dashing up
the street, throwing mortar, hods and other
plssterers' paraphernalia heller skelter
along his course. Several other horses at
tached to buggies that had been le0 UNI
tied started of, and at one time general
stampede OF horse flesh was imminent. For
tunately, all of them were secured but the
one to the cart, before any injury was done.
The horse that raised the excitement kept
the street at full tilt, and reached home
~ithout doing himself OF car, damage.
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ALL A LIZA report has gained cur
rency that a party Of drunken roughs had,
with drawn pistols paraded around Crab
Orchard Springs last Sunday, much to the
terror Of the visitors, Of whom about %
LEFT the following day in consequence. This
We personally know TO be false. 40 we
take pleasure in publishing the following
from Mr.. I. :. Tevis, the manager Of the
Springs: "The report that a band Of roughs
had run rough--hod over me at the Springs
and that the citizen. Of Crab Orchard had
refused me assistance when called upon,
saying that they had cut loose from the
Sprinss, Sc, i. an infamous lie. One bud
Holmes did come here when b.astly intoS
ica,ed aud attempted To ride into my Office,
when Of course checked him in a firm
aud positive manner. lie became satisfied
after abusing me ito his injury and retired
to fence corner for the night. did
speak OF this 10 some Of the citizens and
they one and all -aid ! should have used a
cane on the gentleman, aud assured NE in
case needed help, large majority would
come to my call. by publishing the above
You will oblige me-"
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PERSONAL Norn.-Mi.- Lille wor-
Ellington, very handsome young lady Of
Covington, Ky, is visiting Miss Nora
Murphy. Mr.. John :. Hughes, has re-
turned from Crab Orchard, and is now WIS.,
iting relations here. Mr.. Robert Blain, ac-
companied by his daughters Misses BETTE
and Kate, left on Monday for Tennessee, to
he gone month or more. Messrs. +. u,
Hayden, J. W. McAlister and X. Z. Hook
er have gone to Rockcastle Springs. Miss
Jennie Buchanan. Of Crab Orchard, 10 a
guest Of Mrs. Robt. McAlister. Misses Hat
tie Yantis aud sallie Currey, Of Lancaster,
are visiting Miss Be,tie stagg, at Dr. Bo-
hons. Mr. A. u Elkin, editor Of the Ian
caster Alpha. called to see us yesterday.
Mr.. H. = withers, with Misses Kate and
Josie. arrived from illinois by yesterday :
train.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-09
History Rcpeated.

Six years ago this winter the Democrats
elected nine Senators and the Republicans
elected seventeen. During those six years
Grantism has had full sway in the country;
and what have been its Legitimate results?
At the recent elections for the next Senate
the Democrats have retained all Of their
nine seats, but the Republicans have lost six
of theirs, making a change of twelve in
favor Of the Democrats.
This severe lesson does not deter the great
body Of tho Republicans from calling to
their aid to help thcm through the ncxt
four years, that choice specimen of Grant
ism, the Louisiana Returning Board. When
HAYES gets in, il there is particle Of graft
tudc in his breast he will mako 4. W.
SroUGuToN Secretary of State, and J. MApI-
son W ELLIS Secretary Of War.
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years In tho line, and where =" the great cam
paigns and tho details Of war can be studied
with the intellect Of men," and where " Off
GERS can be prepared for high commands
and staff positions"
At the first session Of tho present Congress
q mixed commission was appointed to con-
slider and report plan for tho reduction OF
tie army That committee never met but
once. 1t has dissolved without making re-
port, the excuse for its lachcs being the thin
one of want of time. 1t was never intended
that the committee should report any plan
of reduction. On the contrary, the military
order had determined that the army should
be increased instead of diminished. In lieu
Of the anticipated report Of that committee
in favor of reducing the army, we now yet
Gen. UPToS's plan for increasing 1t TO n
force in war of $4,000 men, privates and
officers.
In reply to this intolerablc and preposter-
Gus plan for recognizing and increasing the
army to 10000 men, the people say, REDUCE
TILE ARMY TO 10000 MEN
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Handsome Men.

Our correspondents who are engaged in
the laudablo effort to find the handsomest
man must bear certain facts in mind. What
is beautiful is n question Of taste. 1t would
be hard 10 find dozen men who would agree
as to which was the handsomcst man of their
acquaintances for tastes d.iler. Besides,
sometimes a man will be regarded rs hand
some by women, and yet men will say he is
an empty-patcd fellow, sort of walking
tailor's advertisement, lacking those quail
ties which most cntitc man to be called
handsome.
Yet, after all, II should be womon's privl-
lego to pick out the handsome men. Ihoy
are naturally fond Of beauty, and have u
more delicate eye than most men. Some
times they may make mistake in their Sc
lection, but rs rule they are pretty accu-
ratio in their judgments i'm this respect,
They like strength in man, but good man
ncrs goa great ways with them, and, to their
SORROW, they now and then find that, though
the shell may be smooth and glossy, the
kernel is very poor and bitter We advise
young women whot think of marrying, to pay
little attention TO the mere physical beauty
of their sutors, and not to be too quick TO
turn off II fellow because he is raw and awk-
ward. Sometimes young man who looks
far from handsome when lac is courtus a
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we presume. rests the sio1 900 claim of MADDOX
against the Government. Of which reports have
been published sim he emerged into his pros
ent notoricty. In TACT. he steadily maintained
throughout the investigation that all the tobnoco
was really his; and he earnestly condemned
the ingrattude OF the Government which. hay-
ing so long pronted 10y his skill and devotion.
turned him off in such a shabby manner at last.
This sense of ingratitudc, however. has moi
prevented Maddox from holding oillcc under
the same Government; and Gen. Grants con.
tempt for his commercial operations under his
special Treasury license in February 1865. was
changed into feeling Of conn1nnce. which
was never disturbed until this last attempt Of
Maddoxs to break down that virtuous l,apubll.
can. Madison Wells. by showing that it was
through corruption that the vote of Louisiana
was declared in favor of Hayes. When Maddox
was caught doing that. Grant turned him Out
instanter.