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al, pearl, gold, diamond, amethyst, and In
fact everything that could enhance the
richest " their costumes. The hostess
discharged her duties with easy grace.
On FRIDAY evening the lion. q. W. Dun.
lap entertained the members n the Stan.
ford Bar and other strangers.
On Saturday evening Miss Alma wher.
rill invited friends to her home.
On Sunday evening Judge Owsley enter.
tanned the stranger lawyers and visitors.
On Monday evening W. q. Bradley, Esq.,
extended a similar compliment
On Tuesday evening the Arcadian Club
were Hospitality entertained by Miss Bid
die Sweeney. The military were there in
small squads, coming and going a. their
Captain granted them leave.
Mr.. Kennedy is being guarded in the
Court-hou.e. As time progresses and the
gloomy weather continues the trial seems
10 attain darker hue. The testimony for
the defense is concluded, and the Common.
wealth Is now summoning up rebutting
testimony, and sitting the character Of Eb-
bert G.. Kennedy A. we'll as that Of the wit.
nesses for the defense. The argument will
begin Tomorrow. The ladies Of the town
are invited to attend. Crowds collect daily
and everything IL on the que riw. Will
give farther news a. matters advance.
TO THE INTERIOR JOURNAL.
A year hath swiflly passed, I ken,
since thou and Joined hand aud pen;
A year that hears Its need Of praise,
To all thy words Of VISIONS ways.
In grief In fun, In pleasure, pain,
We've honored Madam Grundy's reign;
Dame Rumor on hath graced our lines,
Nor wise Paul Pry our help declines.
We've logged along for woe or veal
Content ifeach the truth might feel,
That through the mazes Of this life.
Two pens may travel without strife.
My dogg'rel verse is rough but kind,
tasks that thou mayst ever find,
The parting words OF heartfelt cheer,
That speed thee on this bright New Year.
Clio.
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DEcENBER "a, 1877.

DEFENDER "a, 1877.
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little town has been unusually quiet for
the past two weeks, and once more for
long time, assure you, we can say we live
in land Of peace, where people are trying
to do right, and can welcome our friends to
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at least his gallantry in the past has been
sufficient to convince the fair ser that he
can sell any article from hair pin to a
corset.
NJ, Joh, Eam;.,oo has sold NJ. s,o,s IN
NJ JF C,,.on vho viii condnc, h,.i.
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Lrv~oIv Corsry srUs.
VusfsurHie.
Drcrunrn %, 1917.

DfcrNhrn %. 1877.
take advantage &c = momentary lull 10
write line. Chri-ims. was insugurstel
here On Friday last. From that time I'LL
the present, with the exception Of briei
respite on Sunday we have had first class
Pandemonium. n the mode 81 celebra.
ton adopted In villages generally, IL de-
signed ss religious manifestation, II Is
certainly rather incongruous recognition
Of the advent Of scrip,ursl Savior. II II
is intended az a sort Of rehearsal Of the
thrilling scclsmation: celery to God in the
highest, and on earth peace, good will to-
ward men;"-then IL may be all right 10
those who can sse Its appropriateness. IT,
however, IL Is a mere bacchanslian revel,
worthy ne darkest age Of the most rayless
psganism, then il becomes a ticklish thing
for immortal white folks to engage in. But
II the incessant fash and rattle Of small
artillery, the sitting fumes Of burning sui
phur, the maniac shrieks and frantic evo-
lutions, and demoniacsl contortions Of the
actors in these murky scenes are evidences
Of intelligence or piety, We proudly claim
for our boys the foremost highest place on
the roll Of advanced civilization and en-
lightened Christianity. Still some anus.
ing episodes were enacted. Last night one
Of our Older and more digniied citizens,
installing the thing for 4th Of July cels-
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PrRsoSAL-Col. Thos. W. Thompson
of Louisville, and vile nee Mis- Ophelia
Welch, is spending Christmas with Mrs. q.
A. Lackey. Miss Annie Craig is on visit
to friends in Lebanon. Miss Belle shu-
mate, Of GarraId, is guest of Mrs. Will
II. Hayes. Miss Maria Warwick, sweet
and pretty Washington City belle arrived on
Tuesday, and lisa guest Of Miss JEANNE Car
son. One soul at least, is made happy by her
coming. Miss Bessie Foster, picture OF
health and beauty, was a enest OF Dr. j..
7. Bohon, this week. Miss Irene lackey,
Of Madison, is visiting the family Of Mr..
W. NJ. Lackey. Miss Mollie johnson, OF
Lancaster, Is a guest Of Mrs. q. d. Wear
en-. Mrs. Anderson. OF Lancaster, mother
Of Mr.. W. II. Anderson, is spendingC Christ
mas with him. Mr.. Jnnius Rochester, a
teacher in the Louisville High School, is
at home for few days. Messrs 7. NJ.
McRoberts, Il pupil OF Centre College, aud
Joseph b. Paxton, Of the Kentucky upi-
yersity, are enjoying their Christmas vaea-
ton with their parents. Miss Maggie Hig-
gins, after delightful stay In Richmond,
has returned to enjoy the festivities OF the
season with her friends in Stanford. Miss
Bette Dennis, Of Bell Seminary, Danyille,
is at home this week. Mr.. F. J. Camp
bell will leave next Tuesday TO become
hold "lrummprn boy Mrs q. A. Swine
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HOME AFFAIRS.
serrrance a D"dderar.
/ Attractive,
Cheap and Stylish.
New to-day.
Twenty-Five pieces Prinis-solid colors
and figures.
Call for Ladies new style front lace Kid
Shoe.
We have all numbers Of the adjustable
Duplex Corset, the most perfect ever in
vented. Comfort and durability insured.
Twenty pieces White Blankets just in
and selling rapidly. Call early and see
them.
In Men and Boys Ready-Made Clothing
will offer you special inducements.
Don't forget the Duplex Corset.
Received this week, Is Zinc trunks. in
prices from 81 up. Z.
Our stock of Mems Boots is still COM
pleie and prices have been reduced.
Don't forget our special offer in overcoats
and clothing, in order to close during the
season.
Just received ten dozen Kid Gloves in
blacks and all desirable shades.
Dress Goods have been reduced in price
in order to close them out in season.
New Stock of worsted Fringes, Rouch-
ings, White Pearl and Smoked Pearl Dress
Buttons.
Jeans Pants speciality.
Our stock Of Staple Goods is now, by re-
cent purchases, made as complete as at the
beginning Of the season. Jeans, Linseys,
Flannels, Canton Flannels, and in fact ev-
erything that goes to make up a wrrm
outfit.
Gents Gloves in all the best known makes.
Gents Underwear, Merino Half Hose, &c,
&c.
Felt Skirts in every style and quality
including the celebrated Seamless Skirt.
RUBBER GooDs.-Parties would consult
their own interest by pricing our Gum San
dels and Overshoes in Mems, Ladies' and
Children's before buying elsewhere.
You can always rely on finding a New
Stock Of Prints with us as we make a point
TO get a new lot every week.
We received this week the fourth invoice
Of Ladies' Cloaks which we are selling low
er than the same articles can be had in
Louisville or Cincinnati at retsil.
OvERcoATs.-Another large stock Just
received, in Meltons, Keneys, Chinchilla
and Beaver.
We keep the justly celebrated Seamless
Felt Skirt.
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MysTERIous-FoUL PLAY SusPECTED.-
Town Marhal Rude, Of sheppardsville,
who arrested and brought to the Jail here,
Nick Morrison, charged with murder, learn
ed while here OF the reward offered for Sam
Holmes, and decided after he went home
to return to this county and takein Holmes
and the promised 81 800. lie came back
about the 10Th Of November and got of
the train at Halls Gap. Afier reconnoiter.
ing around he sent two dispatches dated on
on the 18th, one from Stanford and another
from Crab Orchard, telling his partner,
Mr.. J. w. Thompson, Of shepparisville,
TO come to Halls Gap at once with two
shot guns, as he was sure Of getting his
game. On the 18th he sent another dis
patch further urging him TO come immedi.
ately. On the 10Th, as We learn from E
letter received from Mr.. Thompson, he ar
rived at Halls Gap and put up with Viii
liam Foster for the night. From him he
learned that Rude had left his house on
the morning Of the 10th, and that since
he had not heard from him nor has his
whereabouts been known. Mr.. Thompson
says that Foster told him that he feared
that Rude had met with foul play neal
Balls still.house. The whole matter Is
suspicious, wrapt In mystery ADD should be
looked Into 81 saes.
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Mn. Rom, BLAIs is candidate for
County Attorney and SO announces himself
this week. II Democrat can not get
the Office we'd rather see Mr.. Blain elected
than any man We know.
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PIANOS 4 ORGANS.

TEACHERS. aud private parties, wanting 10
buy " rent PIANOS 0r ORGANS. and Who
want the hest and most reliable Instruments, oIi
the he d terms address D. II. BALDWIN a co.,
1855 WEsf srn Str tiNcisNATi, Oni0, or 10 ttn
ST., LOUISVILLE Ky. 5U-tt'
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CoAL-For the best and cheapest coal
in town, call on Smith a Miller. They
always keepa large supply on hand and
can GIL your order at any time and with
dispatch.
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OnrIoISo as she ever Is, Mrs Eugenia
Dunlap Potts furnishes us, by request, an
interesting New Years story, which will
he found on our first page.
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ME-sRs. W. II. HIcoISs n Joe S. Grimes,
two as clever and gen,lemanly young men
as can be found in Lincoln, will make their
debut in the Mercantile world on New
Years day under the firm and style Of
Higgins A Crimes They have bought the
stock and good will Of Mr.. Asher Owsley,
and In addition, will receive big lot Of
goods from the cities. Read their adver-
tisement in another column and he sure
you 70 and give them liz.
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THrnr will he p greater moving around
among The citizens in few days than Wa
ever known before In this place.
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wEARES a EVANS received this week
another car load Of the celebrated Fish
Brother Wagons (ths best Wagon on rheets,
every wagon warranted for ~ months.
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IMPORTANT
TO TEXAS EMIGRANTS.

Any person desiring 90 emigraie 10 ATkan-
sas OF Teas can gain all necessary information la
regard 10 rates via Memphis aud Little Rock 10 Any
Rail koad point la said states, aud ave time and
nom two 70 Ave dollars In price Of tickets, BY ~ri-
a. %. ROCHESTER,. At.
s02-st stamford, NJ.
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KILLED.-Samuel NJ, a little son Of Mr..
Thos. $. Parsons, was run over by a hand
car on "wednesday and in little over an
hour died from his injuries. lie, with
some other boys, was playing with the car
when he was thrown from Il while running
down grade and caught under it, wheels,
which passed over his breast. The terrible
grief Of the family, when the lifele-s body
Of the child was brought home, was most
efecting, and tears were silently shed by
strong men who had come to render the
necessary services. Little Sammy or
Babe" az he was called was bright boy
and in their great sorrow at HE sudden
death, the family have the sincere sympathy
Of large circle Of friends. The funeral
sermon was preached at the Methodist
Church, yesterday evening, by Rev. J. X.
Peoples, and the remains deposited in Buff
falo Cemetery.
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srEISBURa a MILLER have Opened a
nice Ale and Eating Falcon In the old
Gensel stand. Gentlemen fond Of good
Ale and good lunch ought TO call on
them, They are clever anu deserving men. .
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MARRIAGE LicEscEs. - The following
have been issued thi. week; Mr.. J. $. Ma
-on, Of Garrard, to Miss Sarah T.. Single
ton. Mr.. u. A. Perkins to Miss Laura G.
league, and Mr.Henry Bourne to Miss An
ma Hnxle
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SAVE your time, trouble and money by
having your Christmas Cakes, etc, baked
at the excellent Bakery ofsmith n Miller.
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RrsTyEss NOTICES.
Grr the Nol-elc-- Slate =, Chenaulrs.

tEf The Nol-eless slate NJ thenaultr.
rnrsn supply " Candies Just receive,
q, Anderson n McRobcrts.
wrNpow GLASS all sizes At the lowest
prices At D.. n. Chenaults.
CLcKs for every body. Prices from
- 25to ZIG At Chenaulfs.
BrY your Books, Paper, Pens, Ink and
Pencils, vt T.. RChenault's
PowprR and Shot, CAPS and Wads for
sale at Andersen n McRoberis'.
J.H&s. H. snASKs are just receiving
and opening new stock Of goods.
Go 10 T.. II. Chenault's for School Books.
Large stock At publishers prices.
CAN and see the largest stock Of clocks
ever brought 20 Stanford at Chenaults.
4 Srw Extension Table for sale cheap
Apply nj office II lSrnatoR JOURNAL
nAvr for sale finy Tons Of baled
hay of superior quality.
J,as BRIoHr.
J.. n :. II. SHASKs have n full line of
Clhhing for Boys aud Youths from 3 to IS
years Of age.
Tar dissolution II the firm Of Bohon a
Stagg demand that all indebted shall
promptly come forward and settle reYbaa
sa aPionh.
A bcauiifil assortment ~ the latest style
Visiting Cards Just received at this office.
Twenty-Five with your name printed on
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Two NEGRoEs SHoT.-Last Saturday
night the negroes had big blow out on
the premises Of Mrs. Blsckerby, some five
miles from town. Moonshine whisky flow
ed freely and the party ended in a row, du-
ring which one negro was shot clear through
the breast, another in the shoulder and a
third knocked in the head with 4 club.
The negroes, although badly wounded, man
ag,d 10 make their escape with the excep-
ton John Engleman, the one who got the
clubbing, and have not since been heard Of
Deputy 10. Portman and Smith Mershon
went to the battle field on Sunday and
brought in John and lodged him in jail
1t is supposed that the othernegroes are in
Danvile.
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A nANr, warm spell Of TOO weeks has
rendered our streets almost as impossible A.
mud road The ladies can hardly ven.
ture out NJ all.
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MARY, the sweet little daughter of J. W.
ilcorn, ESQ, entertained her school.maie.
las, night in delightful manner
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A. A. wARRES is agent here for the
Singer, the best Sewing Machine made
Samples ON hand at the 7. q.
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DURING the year 1877, ninety-four white
and forty zone colored couples were marri-
cd in Lincoln county.
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LOCAL NEWS.

WrARES n EVANS sell good two horse
wagon with bed and brake, for $50.
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Mrs Ley HOOKER, a lovely Kansas
beauty, entertained quite number Of her
friends at her uncle's, Col. r. W. Miller's
last Friday evening. The young people
speak Of the occasion as a most enjoyable
one, and the supper ss simply superb.
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Jrpor wrcKLrrr, ~ Bardstown, spe.
cial Judge In the Grove Kennedy trial, .nd
Judge VI. ". owsley, our next Congress.
man, spent Christmas day H. Stanford.
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ssRRsRD tousrr sg,rs
Lancaster.

DrcrwBrR 81, 1877.
Our little town has rarely leen 20 lively
ss during the mast ten days. Crowds vi
persons throng the streets, intent upon
winding up the last skein- Of the old years
weavings, OF loaiing because there was moth
ing to do at home, or listening TO the trial
still in progress at the Court House. The
stores have been full Of toy buyers, and on
this blessed anniversary morn many a
home has been gladdened by gifts Of love
College boys are at home, and girls who
were sent away this school term to try the
effect % foreign polish are again among
familiar scenes, theii faces bright with
pleasure. Santa Claus has seldom had a.
many commissions a. at this season. All
day Monday In spite Of rain the ladies
worked at the Christian Church, and when
the hour came for assembling together the
Christmas Tree presented decidedly gor.
geous appearance. II was large and il
branches were heavily laden with glitter
ing toys and handsome presents. The tor
Of the tree was surmounted by a white
frame edged with holly, bearing a nebula
Of stars between the words christmas
and Emmanuel" Above this was the star
Of Bethlehem. The box supporting the
tree was covered with white and decorated
On each side Of the central object Of at
traction was large white banner in a
frame Of evergreen, one hearing the motto,
"Unto us a child i born; unto us Son l.
given The other, "Glory to God in the
highest; on earth, peace goodwill to men"
Below these banners were tables with rare,
useful, and costly gifts beaped up in great
profusion. Tapers lighted the tree for a
few minutes before the exercises began.
Two carols were sung to an organ accom-
paniment, and then old Santa Claus, robed
in red and white, with bells jingling, came
in at the door, to the noisy
amszement and enjoyment Of the children.
Springing to an elevated stand he soon
commanded more quiet attention, and then
delivered the following address, never he
:" f'
Ny children, I've come
From the cold Northern SHOWS,
To bring you glad welcome
where Southern sun slows.
I've len far behind me,
Ny sleigh With reindeer,
And trudged Il on foot.
with my friend, the Old Year,
I've looked In on Russia,
And dropped some warm furs;
I've skinned across NORWAY,
And shouted loud cheers;
In Scotland went
Down acbin,e, or Two.
In England nave
John,v Rull hoxd'ye do.
Twas too warm to Finger
On valley or pl.in.
For one who had ,,pped
with the learned DR.. Kane.
John Franklin and I were
Old chums q nod and true.
When We "a, ON the mol.
wopd,ripg what next 10 de-.
oIhurri.d avay nom
Those countries af,r.
And came 10 the
United States, where the star
That guidsth all travellers,
stooi DER INV .leigb.
And 70 all the GOOD children.
n, noin,sd the v.v.
In New York and Boston.
The children were cross
ana Sa .est s, me !" %ue"
And r.lIoped away
From their stockings so last
IsO, quite out Of breath
And pitched ever =, last
And Rubbing NV l,scs
And sathnrs the TOYS -,
,rse, little .nor bird
Sung Hurry Old Nick;
And IN ,bo, Won , ,,ie.
Go get you to Lancaster;
And srss, i,,,,s sir,,
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KSIoHrssor HoSoR, ArrESrIos.-Bu.
sine-- Of great Importance to each mem
Der Of Hope Lodge, No. 10, will he trans.
acted at it, regular meeting next wedne--
day night. II Is hoped that all the mem.
hers will he present.
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Jrpor ". ". OwsLry has kindly con.
sented to hold Special Term Of the Cir
cult Court to-day to certify that Samuel
Holmes was delivered to the Jailer Of thi.
county. The Governor will then order the
payment Of the reward, and Il Is more than
probable that the boys will get the money
next week
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NV YEAR's DAy.-The season of the
year for turning over a new leaf Is al
most upon Us. There will he the usual
amount Of swearing of; new resolves will
he made, and everybody will enter the
New Year determined to do better and live
better than he did during the year now
closing. We hole that all these good re-
solves will be kept and that 1878 may
bring JOY 20 Us all.
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WV ADVERTISEMENTS.
". ~ HIGGINS. JOF = OHtNF-
NEW FIRM!
HIGGINS & GRIMES 1!

To the people Of Lin
colin and adJoinin6 coun-
ties ne WOuld most res
pectfnUy announce That
zoe harepurchaSed of Mr..
II. O,csIey his stock of
Hardware, Groceries, Sc.
and wiU open Tuesday
newt, Jan. list. 1873.
CONDUCTING the business
at same place, where zoe
cordially solicit a call
from the old customers
of the house, neuC ones
and the public generally.
Our Stock ,OiU he COM
prised of a
A FULL ASSORTMENT
II "A IF u w A r. E,
BLACKsMIrHs MATERIAL,
GLASS AND QuEENswARE,
STOVES, TINwARE, CRATES,
GROCERIES,. SEED
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
SALT. LIME. CEMENT. &c.
We hope by close atten-
ton to business and spe-
ciaL inducements offered
for cash to merit q ftU
share of the public pat
ronage. Very Resp'FLH
HIGGINS 4 GRIMES.
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CHRISTMAS day here was far quieter
than an ordinary one. The boys exhaust
ed all Of their Gre crackers and other
nerve shocking eontrivances al an early
hour on Monday evening, and since then
nothing has occurred to remind one that
the happy season Is upon us. The city IA
thers, taking into consideration the gensr-
al dampness IL every thing III had been
raining for week. kindly gave the boys
on Monday night full sway and revoked
for the time the Ordinance against Ere
crackers. Several police, were, however,
sworn in To have an eye To things in geneT-
al, hut the evening passed without damage
to any body, or even an arrest, save
probably Mr.. +. J. Campbell, whose subse-
quent good behavior was allowed to more
than balance his fne.
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X. Of H.--The following officers were
elected last "Wednesday night 70, the en-.
saing term Dictator, J. L. Barnes Vice
Dictator, X. c. Warren; Assistant Dicta-
tor, Jno. Bright; Reporter, A. A. Warren
Financial Reporter, J. J. McRobert-; Urea.
surer, 7. 7. Davies; Guide, Thos. ID. New.
land; Chaplain, u. =. Bash; Guard, J. b
Dennis; Sentinel, J. +. Bruce; Trustees,
John Bright, DIR. q. W. Bronaugh and NJ
q. Nevius; Representative to the Grand
Lodge, DR.. q. W. Bronaugh, alternate, Rev
J. l.. Barnes This Lodge is in a very
prosperous condition, and since the promp,
payment Of the policy on Mr.. T. b. Stages
life. the people ars beginning to realize the
advantages derived from being knight OF
Honor, and applications tor membership
are acted on weekly.
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No PAPER NEXT wEEK.-lt is an es-
tabli-hed custom among weekly newsPa-
pers to omit an issue at Christmas and all
hands take holiday. Knowing that impor-
tant business would demand our presence
in Virginia on New Years, We printed the
INTERIOR JOURNAL ms usual this week so
that We could make the omission next
week a. We can not return in time to is
sue. Our patrons will no doubt excuse US,
and taking this for granted we extend
them with thanks our very best wishes for
Happy New Year"
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Is a Candidate for JUDGE OF LINCOLN COuN
TY, subject 10 the action OF the DEMOCRATIC party
Election August 1875.
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THOMAS BUFORD

Is Candidate for JAILER OF Lincoln County, ga
ject to the action Of the Democratic party.
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BLACK GOODS.

We have Just opened onr Finh Direct Impor tation
CAsHMERES, which have a worldwide repu-
tatOn as being The Best Make knOwn 10 the
Trade We have them In every grade, and
nov offer them at SOC, 60c CSC, I5c, Soc So, 9Oc
leo 10 1 so per yard, aud pronounce them 10 be-
at least One-third better value than goods OF
other makes offered elsew here at the SAME prices.
We are also the Sole Factors In America for the
unrivalad