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NOVEMBER q, 1871
About the best musical entertainment
eve held in Danvlile, was given last Mon
day evening by Sol Smith Russell and
Troupe. Although the state II the wealth
err was not inducive to full attendance,
still the house was almost full. The list.
eners were completely held spell-bound by
the soft cadence Of the Enterpean strains,
and whsn, jhe Sweet Bye aud Bye was
sang, the Silence wssso intense that pin
dropped in the room could have been
heard.
Last Saturday afternoon between four
and Eve o'clock, considerable excitement
was manifested at the escape Of prisoner
named Robert PierSon. charged with horse
stealing. Marshal Baker, Of Parksville,
had him in charge, and had brought him
here in order to lodg him in the county
Jail. The prisoner made two attempts be-
fore he made good his escape. We did not
learn the particular.
On the same afternoon AZ the above, a
man was draining the pockets Of the people
by selling some sort Of patent medicine,
but our sheriff found that he was selling
without license and 20 Immediately caused
the gentleman to desist
Miss Efiie, daughter e the Rev. DIR. Ed
wards If the Theological Seminary, arriv-
ed last Wednesday and will in future make
this her home.
Mr.. VIM. 2. Blake, Of Hot Springs, in
tends to shortly open ncv Jewellers store
here.
Thanks, friend Tharp, for the compli-
ment paid ~ in your last. We would, in
deed, take great pleasure in clasping in
friendly grasp the hand Of such a man as
"Iron.'
Yesterday evening the Good Templars
gave the supper which we announced some
weeks since. The ladies deserve great
credit for the manner in which every thing
was prepared, but We are sorry to sav the
attendance was not large.
We announced week or two since that
the young ladies and gentlemen Of the 2nd
Presbyterian Church would give Concert
on Thanksgiving evening, but owing to
want of time for preparation they have
postponed it indefinitely. Instead, howev-
or, there will he Church Sociable.' Cof-
fee and sandwiches are to he served, gratis.
Eco.
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LINCOLN COUNTY XEWs.
trab Orchard.

NOVEMBER %, 1877.
We have had incessant rain for the past
week. The mud in our streets in some
few places will not reach more than shoe
month deep, while in other localities il re-
quires canoe to change pavements. City
dads could you not look to cleanliness?
Especially view the condition Of the alley
between the Harris House and Jno. Buch'
anan's store.
Hogs in this locality are current at - to
4 cents gross. Quite number have been
disposed Of at the above figures, while
some feeders are trying their luck tins
week with Louisville butchers, but as yet,
have not returned. Several droves Of hor-
ses and mules have passed through on their
way South. The stock look well, and we
hope the drovers may 10 well, but reports
here are, that stock is low and the market,
extremely dull. Several small lots Of
mules are being fed in and around this vi
cinity.
That Brass Band Of ours is progressing
with one or two each of J. II. Dennis
horns they can make charming music.
The largest Sword we have seen since
the war, was brought to town last Monday
by one Clinton Todd, not as weapon Of
defense, or one Of the curiosities Of the age,
but as n companion. After imbibing pref
" freely Of diluted water and sugar, the
'wirey edge" of the Sword became aroused
to such an extent that insult or bloodshed
was necessary to crafty his thirsty appe-
lite. In order to accomplish the henious
design, he plunged into the better nature Of
our Marshal with abusive language, where
upon his proboscis received slight aatten-
ing, and in company with Mr.. Todd, the
pair were in more haste than dignity placed
in the inner side Of our Jail, there to
sleep of the disquietude Of their nature.
Ats4 o'clock in the evening, our Deputy
City Marshal released the couple, and with
a decidedly good impression upon their
minds, wendell their weary way home
ward, fencing and Toddiiag in the extreme
darkness as best they could, a much hap
pier and wiser couple for having made a
visit to our city. While il is perfectly just
aud essential to punish those who break
and disturb the quiet Of our much abused
little city, It's equally just that our prison
should at least possess some appearance OF
decency, and in just appreciation OF this
fact, our worthy Board Of Trustees are re-
ierred 10 the condition Of the Jail In which
those two offenders were placed ON Mon
day evening. The personal appearance Of
the prisoners after their release,
would disgust the sensibility of the most
debased. Look, therefore, fathers Of our
,own, to the interest Of your community
and for slight or great otienses do not sub
ject men to the ohensiyeness Of the pig
stye, orr would be perfectly justihable In
even saying worse.
Died, on Monday morning, at the resi-
denoe Of his son, Mr., Monroe Curtis, near
Cedar Creek, Mr.. Elijah Curtis, one Of the
oldest men IN the county, being 100 years OF
age. Mr.. Curtis was a native Of Virginia
but In early life moved to this county aud
has ever since been recognised as a either
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On Saturday. Dec sth, will he cclebn.
ted Ut the Christian church the Ghicth M.
nivetsary N its establishment in hi. place
az the iir., meeting "in an upper room" ~
the house " John Jennings, Esq- and
Elizabeth, his wife. The older citi,en'
are especially requested to attend.
Measles, whooping cough. and mild f.
yer. seem determined =, hang m I'LL II
SHOWS.
New periodicals bring the worlds do
ings To our secluded sanctum.
Some changes occur among business
houses NJ the close n the fiscal year ap-
pruaches.
fUrp
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To ne Eiaor Of The hie,ior JoarHui
As blend and old acquaintance Of the
much sbused and maltreated Grove &.
Kennedy, who is now confined in the Jail
at Louisville, for safe keeping, thought il
a duty Of friendship--belng on business
anyway-to go to the Jail, find how he was
situated and how he WIS treated, and how
he was looked upon by his keeper, and
those who had favorable chances to become
we'll acquainted with him since his con-
fnement in Jail in that city. To my regret
found that the genial hearted and accom-
plished gentleman, Ambrose Camp, the
jailer, was of on bar hunt in Arkansas
so ! had not the pleasure Of meeting him,
But when | announced my purpose at the
Jail, Mr.. Jacob Graf, Mr.. Gunsenhousen
and Thos Laws, his worthy and genial
deputies. ushered me into the prison Of my
friend who found surrounded by num-
Der of the most prominent and distinguish
ed citizens Of the city OF Louisville togeth-
er with a number Of lawyers, among whom
we're Judge Fontaine, VIM. q. Baird, Esqr
Samuel Atchison, Esq, and Others. |
found that most Of the gentlemen, until
becoming personally acquainted with Grove
looked upon him as a terrible, huge and
prodigious monster in human garb, but
since their better acquaintance with him,
have come to look ON him as the genial and
clever gentleman that he is. found my
friend Mr.. Kennedy provided with all the
comforts and all the privileges Of eonine-
ment consistent with the duties Of his
keeper. desire, as a friend 10 Mr.. Ken
needy, to return my thanks and those Of his
friends to the jailer Camp and his assist
ants for their Kind ard gentlemanly treat
nsnl W. 5. MYERS.
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ELorENESrs.-Mr. John Cover eloped
with Miss Lizzie, daughter Of Mr.. Oliver
Crow, last Friday night, and the twain
were made one flesh next dav in Jefferson
Vile. They made the whole trip there in
a buggy, and with the sumo horse As far
back rs Shelby City, when the faithful ami
NAL dropped dead......Mr. David Alcorn
ran oil with Miss Cooper, Of IIustonville,
and was married in Cincinnati few days
ago. They did not propose to Ny to the
open arms Of the old folks but continued
their trip to Texas, where they will make
their future home.
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no VIZ tTEtTRs.
Sersranre a Dudderur.
ittractive

NitfacttNe,
Cheap and Stylish.
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 worted Fringe-, Rouch-
ings, White Pearl and Smoked Pearl Dress
Buttons.
Jeans Pants n speciality.
Our stock II Staple Goods Is now. by re.
cent purchases, made as complete rs al the
beginning Of the season. Jeans, Linseys,
Flannel-, Canton Flannels, and in fact ey-
efything that goes TO make up = WI rm
outfit.
Gents Gloves in all the best known makes.
Gents Underwear Merino Hall Hose, &c,
Ne.
Felt skirts in every style and quality
including the celebrated Seamless Skirt.
RunBER GooDs.-Partes 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 = New
Stock Of Prints with Us as we make point
To get new lot every week
We received this week the fourth invoice
Of Ladies' Cloaks which we are selling low
or tn IN the same articles can he had in
Louisville or Cincinnati at reti II.
OvERCoATs.-Another large stock just
received, in Meltons, Kerseys, Chinchilla
and Beaver
We keep the justly celebrated Seamless
Felt Skirt.
No excuse for sleeping cold any longer
just received 2;s pairs Bed Blankets in 10,
II and 12l. Come and see them
KEEP's SHmTs.-We are Sole Agents
for this county for Keeps Patent Unlaun-
dered Shirts, made Of Wamsutta cotton,
with three ply Linen Bosom, pronounced
by the best judges to be the best shirt ever
seen in this market. Come and see them
and be convinced it is best to buy them
made than to have your wife work herself
to death for no profit.
Every body wants a pair Of pants or a
suit Of that Virginia Kersey, all wool.
The be-, dollar Corset ever sold here or
any where else.
That Cloak il elegant" is what all the
ladies say, and as proof that what they say
is correct we simply refer to the number
sold by us.
You old bachelors who have been shiy-
ering these cold nights, come along and get
an extra pair Of blankets. Unless you will
we'll you can't-get the Blankets there.
Bows must have boots-realizing that
fact we have just received another large
stock Of them.
The newest things in neckties.
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GoWssrlffe.

RUN meats, ten to twenty days In salt, we're held
At Sa5'.c Tor shoulders 6'.@6 Cor clear rlh sides
6isasitc for clear sidcs hams from hiork e.
bacon vas nominal: choice leaf lard vas held ~
oao' &c Tor tlsrcc, io@io',c for keg, AVID = = for
prime steam mc-. pork was held NJ so 7Sai3 q.
Flour was steady at o. soe7 u CO.. family to fancy
brands wheai was quiet at 81 22@i y for choice
uhi,e, aud " i5@i % for other grades. Corn Wa
arm At raisc. Oats " ~ steady at 27@2se on ".
rival. Miscellaneous produce quiet Country
butter was easier at isa2oc for common 10 choice
eggS were Arm At lie; green apples at 81 so62 p,
aud potatoes at ti 2o@i 20 on arrival. Hay vas
quiet At s9aii.-Nov. ~.
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OWNS Hail. the enterprise Of
Mr.. W. c. Owens, Of the R,porfer, the PEG.
pie Of Somerset are indebted for nagnifi-
cent Town Hall building, which will be
completed and opened 10 u grand man.
ner during Christmas. Read full de-crip-
ton under the head Of Pulaski consiy
news this week.
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AssIGSNrSr.-Mr. l.. NJ. Powell, Of
IIustonville, has made an assignment for
the benefit Of his creditors, to hi. brother,
=. $. Powell. II is said that his property
will fully nay all Of his debts. This !. one
assignment at IIustonville that cannot he
laid at the door Of Cook 4 Green.
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wsREETs


Trsdc IL rather hill a. present. pol boo hule
money Il psssinr.
The retail prices fcf provisions, AZ, afr o., hi.
lows New bacon shoulders r., sides sc. ham. ia.
lard TO- to W.. whest, choice sml-r. o. Cot.
zoe rye, zoe clover seei, o. rlour. sop,m"n b,
hest, " ~ to 81 30 per hundred. Batter, 2N,.
Eggs, iSc. Brown sugar i2,sc; white do ~ q.
Cofec. &c to 27c. Molss.es 7ie tosi. salt s1s'
per bus bel IancL Vinegar ioc. Irish f.,'atoss,
soc. Corn, 81 IS per harrci delivered C,al on
car, isc delivered, is',c
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PnivArE TO Miss GLARE We do not
wish your name FOR publication, neither
will we ever divulge Il II sent, but we can't
break our rules against anonymous com.
munication., delighted as We would he to
please ynu and all the ladies.
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ESsnS LrcIES YouSo, one Of the sur.
vivor II the wrecked war vessel Huron,
went from this county, the home Of hi.
father, whp has since died. IIi- mother
and brother Dr. ,. o. Young now reside at
Liberty in Casey County.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken upas stray by J. II. Myers, living near
Turnpike, In Lincoln county, Ky, on or about the
18th day OF July, 1871, white Heller, perfectly
white, but has no brand or marks, and which
have appraised Of the value OF eIwenty Dollars;
1877. g. Il. COMPTON, j. Y. l.. &.
IT
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Mn. J. T.. FAIRS informs US that the APP
rrai-ing II Mr.. Robert Graham's estate
has been com pleted snd that il figures up
si25,OoO. Mr.. Fsrri-' wife is one Of the
four lcesters. Mr.. Andrew q. Whitley, 81
this place. and his sister, Mis- Sue, OF Dan.
willie, ge, their mothers intcr-t in the go
tate. There will he scarcely no work FOR
the Executors a. Mr.. Graham had, on the
anticipation II death, arranged his affairs
80 that nearly the whole Of his estate 4. Ell
Their in cash, good note. or Bank s,ocs.
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Nrw SroRE-We understand that Mr..
Prasheimer, II Richmond, will open out
a stock Of goods in few days in the build.
ing recently occupied by Warren 4 Son, on
Lancaster Street
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ATTEND +. J. Campbell's sale Of House
hold Furniture at his residence this after
noon Friday at | o'clock. Every thing
tn he sold without reserve. Furniture
nearly all new.
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Tho following Is from notice OF this work 10 the
Cosrier-JouRaL We fully indorse II
Judge stanton has gained considerable reputa-
ti0n as careful legal writer and feel safe In saying
that in the State Is more oomp eient 10 COM
pile a work OF this character He has not relied on
the syllabi OF the reporter, but has given eve
~ decision careful examination, abundant evil
dence which Is seen throughout the work. The
general titles and their subdivisions are ~ well ar
ranged that the consulter Of these volumes can
readily find the decisions upon any given point,
and the " hole execution Of the work Is perhaps -
perfect could well he made.
Dor Its systematic and scientific distribution and
subdivision OF the titles Of the Law, for Its exact
and methodical analysis for the succnei. perspicu-
Gus, and compressed form In which the cases are
stated, this digest hiss but lew II any el.ss. II l.
the laiorious aud careful work Of an able lawyer,
and beyond all comparison. the best digest that has
ever been made Of Kentucky Reports. Such
work will certainly give entire satisfaction, and viii
be relied upon by the bench and bar Of the state
The Publishers. ROBERT CLARKE a
CO., Of Cincinnati. have issued the work
in two handsome volumes. sg,-li
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VIZ enjoyed To- IL fullest extent splcn.
lid Thanksgiving dinner with the family
II Mrs. Mary Logan.
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BrrrrR Mr.. Thomas 7. Grimes, Who
has been very ~ with malatial fe'er,is i'm.
proying.
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A Chance For a Bargain I!

will offer Cor sale, al public acuiIOn, at Stan
ford, on
Monday. December ., 1871.
County Court day my Farm on Dix River, In
Lincoln County, adjoining DR.. Ovsley and other
The land Is Of superior quality and the improve
ments are good. bargain can be secured
2p9-it ii. TATE.
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'SQrtnf Us. MunPHy has returned from
Texas. Mr. Myers, who was expected -
die, u improving.
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Dr,rH or A CFNrrSARi,N.-ir Elijah
Curtis died in this county this week at the
advanced age of one hundred years
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A. 4. WAnRES il agent here for the
Singer, the hest Sewing Machine made
Samples IN hand At the =. q.
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" tried hard to snow yesterday, hut fail.
ing did The NEXT worse thing; eoi " cold ~
hlngss
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THEsr wet, chilly DAYS have come upon
Us rather suddenly for comfort, and found
many Of Us unprelnrd for the winter
blast. We started out to hunt cheap,
good overcoat Yesterday, and found At
Hayden Bros. such large and excellent
assortment tina, il was hard tn make Sc
lection, hot We did, and defy any body 10
beat it. They have them in all colors,
qualities aud priee-, and in sizes To suit
an, one, from six year old boy to the
largest man in town. 4 fresh lot Just
opened by them.
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A NO. 1FARM FOR SALE.

Farm, containing EIGHTY-TwO ACRES, lying
on the Hanging Fork, In Lincoln county, about .
miles from stanford and miles from Danyille and
one and half miles from the pike. Good Cottage
Dwelling and cistern, good young Orchard Of So
lect fruit well wstered. As am determined 10
sell, I win give n bargain In the ale.
JAS. @. BRYANT,
2gq-tf stanford, Lincoln Co., XIV.
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IOCsI VIEWS.

Wr,RrN n EvASs have 300 bushels
81 cual on hand Now's your time to lay
IN Your Winter supply.
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PUBLIC SALE.

I will Offer for sale, q my residence, near ME-
Iedgville, KY, on WEDNESDAY. DECEMBEl.
5TII, 1871, my personal property, consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Uien-
sils, al.e my stool consisting Of about TWENTY
HEAD or CATTLE, irst-class MICH COWS,
one YOKE Of OXEN, fine grade Heiiers, Hogs,
Horses. Torn and Hay.
2s9-lt MARQUIS HELM.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Town Residence For Sale.

We offer at private sale q desirable residence IN
stanford. containing seven rooms, the souih
side Of Main street, near the Presbyterian church
on a ONE ACRE, LOT. Out houses, Including a
large stable, all complete. The house has Just heeu
newly painted and papered. An excellent we'll IN
the yard. We will sell very low and on reasoui-
hie terms Address for particulars
PENDLETON q HOOKER,
2Oo-sm Stanford. Ky.
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For RENT.
FINE NEW HOTEL
AND
Store Rooms

Our Fine New Hotel OF Thirty Rooms, we'll vcn-
tilated and admirably arranged, and two Of the
most desirable Store Rooms In stanford, Ky, are
approaching completion, and we would be- pleased
TO communicate with any one desiring 10 rrn
them. Call on address
BAUGHMAN a BALL.
5g7-tt stanford, Ky.
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PERsoNAI.-Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Nicola
ry, OF Mt. Vernon, paid a visit to Mr..
Ramsey this week. Misses Annie Craig
and Mamie Alcorn, in company with
Messrs. Alfred Rochester AMI Breck Jones,
went on visit to Miss Maggie Higgins last
Saturday aud returned on Monday, Capt.
&. NJ. fouehe, at one time popular Con-
ductor on this Branch, but now on the
Memphis Branch Of the l.. a n. X. r., de-
lighted many Il his old friends by display
ing his handsome phil in Stanford a couple
Of days this week. Mr., r. 4. Barrow and
wife have gone On visit TO Newport. Miss
Alice Lynn and Miss Jennie Owsley were
In town this week. Mrs. Cam Hayes has
gone 10 visit her parents in Garrard. Miss
Rose Richards is spending a week in Ian
caster. Mrs. J. l.. Allen, Of He'll Semina-
~, Danyille, was a guest OF ID. Montgom-
cry, last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. NJ.
A. Timberlake, Of New Orleans, continues
to favor US with late papers Of her city, an
honor that We highly appreciate. G. 5.
Nield, of the lIarrodsburg Obsaeer, with
his beautiful wife, we're passengers ON the
Northern train Monday. Mrs. j. 7. Nc
Kinney and her interesting little boy, are
guests Of the family Of Capt "a. II. Me-
Kinney. Ills love for his old friends, or
more likely the attractions Of very pretty
Young lady, brings our young friend Ows-
lev Dunn, to Stanford, occasionally. lie
speEt Thanksgiving here.
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IIoLNsS.-It always does US good To say
a word in behalf Of our Sheriff., because
il il so seldom that We can get chance.
Last week We took them to taw for not at.
tempting the arrest Of Sam Holmes, who
Is charged with the murder Of Sheriff Ma
pier, eight years ago, and who Is we'll
known to he in the county. Saturday
night last, however, the Deputy with a
posse made raid on an establishment that
II was supposed Holmes was in, but a
thorough search revealed the fact that he
was non ea inr,atus that time, and the par
~ returned In town vet aud hungry. Don't
give up the chase though Mr.. Sheriff re-
member that III at first you don't succeed,
try, try again.