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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-11-07

Received the highest award at the Paris,
Philadelphia, and Vienna exposition.
buy these Machines direct from the
manufacturers and can sell them cheap for
cash.
We warrant each Machine to give salts
nction.
These Machines arc very simple and
easy to understand and very light running.
Also keep on hand all kinds of attach
ments for any Machine.
Give us a call and sec these Machines
for yourselves.
q. w. STOCKSDALE,
MechanicstowD, Md.
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! Sex: Throat and Quir.ss g.; = .

The causcs which usually induce S,A
Tlro.t are those which give a su,ir'n
i,,k TO per>piration, and thus obs,r'n;
';,r re-. gn.ar work, quickly PRODUCT.
II Consequence, an inhammatory cons:
ion which, involving the !onsils, aid
:: idly Spreading over the whole n,ucou'
-, n.ar.nv of the tances will cause Quin..,
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'r:--.mmat!on Of the Breast.

This distressing complaint may l."
urrI. or entirely prevented by the timcl
o.. ct hi. remedy. 1t has never fall
n,n applied a, the commencement, ."
,.or, the gathering takes place.
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kEllER'S
s u, linim.ent

Never fails to give satisfac-
ton, and, as a dom e S,tic
-cmcdy for man and east it
= incomparably supeEipr. to
ANY OF the s0-calletl family
I;nimc1tS. HalVeS, etc.. rs u
single trial will convince all.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
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PERSONAL.

G. :. SULD, Of the Harreisbarg t,sssssss. ~ss In
to-n q sheri time on Saturday last.
De. >. 7. noaoS. 7. W. wnier.on aud Mai DAN
can are % on big ashins excursion.
NI.sss OIiIE wmrs aud Fannie waii..ef Rich
a,oad. Ky. - ruuff 10 Manchester, spent Tuesday
here.
l. BHrcs. efths Aa,eeai-. one efthe most pop
ahr newspaper nsn In the state. ga in tom on
wednesday.
faL. n THoArsoS, IT,. formidable s'ho.s' 10
The Congressional race, has been Ia tow the most of
The ve~a, making friead. and votes
Ds- v. c. LAsLKr. OF Netcsls ooaniy, 4. visit
ing his ssns In this county. The cid gentleman
he. gr-., rs-on b hs rsoud Of hi. ls~.O.iug boy.
Ma n. 5. BAERoS, Of somersct, uas here thi.
-e-s sitendiaE the Democratic Committee Nee,
ing. Ne intlm.isd 10 us that b. Nigh, be a can
dldaie la the coaing race cor Registered the Land
oads
Ma. N. q. 81 NDiKEn. Assistant Cashier Of the
Crsirsi Nsiisnsi Rsak, and a meaier Of Ryan
touimsnsry gill aocept our sincere thanks Iof an
ihsitaiton 10 attend the Knight TemplE Eeception
and isas ohsmpsue At Danville, Nay 81.
Nss. Jess 5. owsLsr vas msde the proud re-
cirleai On her reeut hirhdsy. Of a oompleie ill
W. Miller The ds-ixus Of the ,sriou. articles are
hsadsoaie, aud the sin !. costly aud appropriate
eae
HoS. p. W. HAGDiS one Of the lest lawyers In
the State. sud . prominent candidate br Attorney
aeaerai psnt several days here this ~eek. Next
10 Col. wslch, ~ho -e learn has decllnei 10 make
tho r.ee. Out peoPe are fof Mr.. Hardin, and he
erpeet big vote In this county.
Va we're pleased 10 rscciye q call this week lron
The tslca,ea Associate Editor Of the Hsrrod.burg
0Assrrer. Mr.. J. n. Grimes. Jr. Mr.. Grimes came
up to attend the District Conlnfttee Meeting and
give the PROXY vote ef Mercer. lie "a. sccompa-
nIei by Mr. n. 7 Latham, Jolly, psd srllow ~
swallowed mint Iulep.
Hon. W. McKks fox, Of Palaski. vas In town
thi. wsek. II is more than probable that he ~ill
h.come a easddaie lOr Congress, In which event he
wiii carry a big majority Of the mouuialn vote Of
the District, he.lds- meet With warm sappor In
the other coantie>. The Col. IL poS-s~s-i of ane
TALENTS. and personal masneisa that l. as son-
asfnlI a. u u irrs~lsilhle
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


JonSsroN's Dry Sized Kalsominc, At
Chsnauli's
IIrApQrARrEns for Paints 81 all kinds
NJ Chenault's.
soma Assn Cor making Soap. Call on
Anderson n McRoberts'.
Fon s,Lr.-A god Min Cow aud cali,
spply to W. II. Anderson.
CroAn Lighters, all lengths and color..
Call on Anderson n McRoberts.
Nrw and largest supply in town Of
Pocket Knives NJ Anderson n McRoberis'.
Brsr Mixed Paints in the world At lowest
prices ever heard of in Stanford. at Bohon
4 staggs.
surfRion mised paints, lead and oil, no
bensine. Give ~ = call. Anderson 4
McRoherts
ASprnsoS \ McRonrnrs are again dis.
Pcn-ing mos, delightful Soda Water At Eve
ccnis glass.
Ny PLANTS ~ ali varieties are now
ready; and will he sold nj lowest iignrs.
a. a. Pendlcton.
PrRE, Ice cold, delicious. That the
Mind u Soda Water YOU get Al Chenaulrs
NJ Eve cents glas-.
Fuss assortment II Toilet SOAPS, hair.
nail, tooth brnshr-, sni i-rfumrry, very
cheap 81 Chensuit's.
DAY sized kalromine cheaper aud more
hesniiful THAI Wall Paper, Tor sale by
Anderson a Mci,oberts.
" you wish suit made tn order, write
for samples of gocia and rules for self.
measurement To neppens 4 Son. Louisville.
W. ". Bayle--, Lousville, will send on
approval i-ply Linen Collar, IS cents
each; Cuhs, - cents y pair; "Wamsutia''
unlanndered shirt. ~ cenis-and other
gods in proportion. Order by mail
wny will you wear an ill-cui or badly
sewei suit 1T clothes When one ~ n good
quality and stylish appearance can he
bought a. very low from J Winter a Co,
corner ~ Third and Market Streets, Lou
i-ville. Nv. Go ihere-we do.
A RYuARKAnLE REsuLT.-It makes M
difference how many physicians, or how
much medicine you have tried, Il l. now
m established fact that German Syrup Il
the only remedy ~hich has given complete
satisfaction In severe cases of Lung Dis
esse- II IL true their are yet thousand.
ofI~raom yh.are predisposed TO throat and
Lung Affections. Consumption. Iiemorrha-
ges. Asthma, Severn Colds settled on the
Breast, Pneamcnis, whooping Cough. &c,
~ho have no personal knowle,igc Of Boz
ehee's German Syrup To such We would
~ay that 5000 dozen wen sold last year
without one complaint Con-umptives try
jnst one hottie. Regular size - cents.
sold BY nohon n Stsgg.
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Doc Nelson, neeto, Who Wa arrested IN
. charge of killing q FEDERAL soldier y
number Of years ago, saa released ye'ter
day, the Grand Jury failing to discover
sufficient evidence to End m indictment
sgainsi him.
Judge Owrley has reduced Bob james
bail to 81 600, hut he having 40 far failed
to give Il, an order sending him to the
Madison Jail ha. been made. This was
done on account ~ the wretched condition
II pur Jail, and not from any fear that he
would be rescued or make his escape. He
will he taken thither to-day.
Nor CoRnEcT.-Thc report having gain
ed currency that Mr.. Helm. the man who
hung the Holmes jury had been discharged
from the Standing Jury by Judge owsley
because Of his action in the Holmes case,
we inquired into the particulars and find
that he wa- dismissed at his own request to
attend TO some farm duties. Mr.. Helm has
enough to bear, without having charges laid
to him which are not true
Tom Bailey, who was tried under the
charge Of maliciously wounding another
negro al Hus,onville, about nine months
ago, was rnienced last evening 10 the Peni-
Tertiary fcr one year. -------
Afsra session Of sixteen juridical days,
the Court adjourned last evening A good
deal Of hos;naas was Jopa .nJ so,na coses
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DEATHS.

Died, at Crab Orchard, on "wednesday
morning last, Mrs. Eliza Roberts, the esti-
mable wife Of Squire Hiram Roberts, in
the 6jih year Of her age She had been
sick for a long time, but the immediate
cause Of her death was paralysis, with
which she was struck about q week before
her decease. Mrs. Roberts was a devoted
member Of the Christian church, and was
greatly beloved by her circle Of friends, who
will miss her wise counsel and advice. Her
remains were inferred in the c. q. Gene
terry last evening.
On Sunday morning last, Samuel Nelson
Matheny, calmly breathed his last, after a
long and painful illness. He was born in
Corydon. Indiana, December Goth, 1924,
and at an early sge removed with his pa.
rents to Kentucky. At the breaking out Of
the war he joined Capt. Reid's company
at Harrod-burg, and for four years did no.
BILE service for the lost cause, in the fsmons
command Of Stonewall Jackson. After
the war he returned to Stanford. and in
1870, professed religion and joined the
Methodist church, and has since lived an
earnest aud devoted christian lie. In
September Of the same year, he was united
in matrimony to Miss Mary +. Pence, and
to them three children were born. lie re-
marked to his pastor Few moments before
l. Il z. Al. 4
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To the Voters or the sfk Congress
ieMaf District.

S'ASiohp' Mo- na' . H'o'
Amy name mas nee" l'on'i"enuy ''"as''ee
win ne aee 'or congress IN 'n's p','ns'' ihANe
eonsluaed 'nA' 'he ea'iss' u'e'nod Nn'a PfsSs"'s
H-h 70 me u 70 announce my ae'e'n,''a''on "o' ~
run, anu '"e isA>o's e'"'' "'''"s" ''' o''u'""'
OF lhe papen'
Tor inc urgent SOLICITATIONS n""' many pais o.
the district msae upon me 70 run, anu ''e Ainaiy
ehP'e'-'o"s " 'o"n'."e N"" UNIV, s~Pi''' -
o'hefs VINO % not desire 'hs' : sso"'a "AAs INC
race al TINS nnie-sha eslTs"iV ,oI ,he UNIV"
ana almost unisef'-i eohnasnee 'hs' : N.un sue
eeed ran ina""ou us '4s "'e"'s, = ass"e :"
express 'he proiound oohsAiion' shsa 'esi 70
ward thelh' anu Tue ~srmes' 'h'hAiuineas o. my
heart Wheiher my chances were sood or baa'
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HIGGINS
& GRIMES.
North Side Main st.,
ky

We cordially solicit q call from the
public generally to examine our stock
of Hardware, which we shall endeav.
or at all times to to keep complete,
consisting of Locks Of all kinds, Hing
es. Nails, Blood's Champion Az
Ratchet, Tscks, Post Augers, Chisels,
Planes, Plane Bits, Diston's Hand
Saws, (the most popular saw with
carpenters) Crosscut Saws, with pat.
Handles, Hattocks, Drawing Knives.
Monkey Wrenches, Iron and Steel
Squares, &c. Hames. Collars, Blind
Brides. Backbsnds, Trace Chains,
Hams strings,Tsam & Buggy Whips,
Grass Halters, Cotton and Grass Rope,
&c. Blacksmiths will find our stock
of Horse Shoes. Narraeauset. Putnam.
Ausable and Crown Halls. Rasps,
Furriers' Knives, Hammers, Borsx,
Steel Plow Molds, Hoe Bar, Steel,
Iron, all sizes, Plow Handles, spokes,
Busgv Shafts both dressed and I'M.
dressed. and Fifth Wheels eousl to
suy in the market. Sugars. Cotfees.
Teas. Soda Rice. Starch. syrups,
Nackerel. Bacon, Flour, Neal, Salt.
Lime oemen'' &c ~ oo'tom Price''
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LAND. STOCK AND CsOP ITENs

Mr. Thomas Bulord has for sale one Of
the finest l5a hand saddle horses IN the
county, at reasonable figures.
Mollie Mccarthy, the California mare,
matched to run against Ten Brock at
Louisville. on July 4th, h's a record Tor
one mile OF las; two miles 1885, four
miles 1854.
The following cattle were sold BY Major
IIibler on Saturday; II Swear old cattle,
cash, $50 10; n s-year old cat,le. sixty
days Zine. ga; IA heller salves, $40 ~
8 calves, cash. ST. %; ii9 sheep With Ia
lambs, 81 Gs. Harrington Pres.
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HOME AFFAIRS.



"h''e riihaS 'ro" !" 'e"'S ier !"'"'
III.
..n.,.,.
'''''' ''"'" "' ''"
Gents linen shirts nndershlr's, dra~er~'
''"''' w. ''' "' wv
One hundred gross Of pearl buttons-be-
sides rubber, vegetable, ivory, agate, silk,
&c. &c.
Ladies collars and cuff, lace handker-
chiefs, silk do, silk ties, lace ties, SILK
bows, &c.
r,d;o. uos;.rv a s,sc;,,v in This line
o.,, oo.r 90, oools a, n,;ce. lower than
40. ho,a - Co. Al v.,rs
WV
we nave Always e'aime' 10 M he'"'
ah,o 90 m.;n,,;n :, ,his ss,son ,h,n ever
In short, we have every thing to be found
in iirst-clsss dry goods house, and prices
will be found a. low as any where in the
Union.
u.,;,a .o,, ,,mo., .n,i,slv ON, Of ba,s
80 ,..,. a..L,., ~ hnv comnls,a .ssor,.
>. -, 49,, -. e...oo h.,s I.
.n.o;.,,v
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LINCOLN COUNTY SEWs.



II is rumorcd that one Of our little beau.
ties will start 10 Texas, soon. in company
with - well. we won't ssy who
THROUGH CORN PLANTING.
The farmers are all about through plant.
ing corn in this neighborhood and -ome
have commenced to pillow and replani.
SHEEP KILLING DOCS
Mr.. Sam Banehman, near this place had
SO sheep killed aud wounded by dogs last
Thursday night. Look out, FOX hunters.
OFFICERS To BE ELECTED.
A meeting 81 the Stockholders Of the
Danvillc, Dix River and Lancaster Turn
pike Company. will he held at this place
next Saturday at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose Of elec,ing officers 10 serve for the
ensuing year.
A DUEL IN PROSPECT
Wen not say any thing about fast dris.
ing this week, a. We have been challenged
to fight duel by two different parties,
each one accusing Us Of having reference
TO him in our last report. II is very
irne saying that guilty conscience needs
no accuser.
FIST FIGHT.
The peace and quietness of our town
was broken yesterday by regular fisi
fight. Mr. W. Engleman and Mrs. Eliza
Alcorn, Of color, were the beligerants. We
failed to learn the particulars. Both par
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ExrrSavr.-Thc pra'cn, Court has been
ono ofthc most expensive ever held In the
county. Besides larger number II Wit
ne--e. than usual, the guard had to he paid,
and for those two items alone over $4,000
were taken. but thor, has been great deal
ofgood work done. and the people wont
grumble at expenses when the safety n the
county Il NJ stake.
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~
DIGorSo FOR THE DE,p.-lt la. been
whispered around for several weeks, that
sam umber, one Of the nsgroes charged
with being engaged in the robbery Of Mr..
John Buchanan's store, at Crab Orchard,
last November, had given information of a
terrible murder that had been committed
by Walter Saunders, Tuck Ballard, George
Saunders and Sam Holmes, in August,
1876. His story WAS that man, hsilins
from Tennessee, tall, aud wearing full
whisker-. stopped at the Saunders Hotel
in the month mentioned for supper,
and to have his horse fed. Afler supper
he got on his horse intending to ride s- far
~ Stanford, hut the above parties dscoy-
ering that he had money, followed him a
short distance down the pike, and after
shooting him robbed the body ofs G5and took
possession Of the ine horse he was riding.
lie further stated that he had been EN-
ployed 10 dig the grave, which he did. in
the old Cemetery, on the West of the town,
and helped the party who brought him
thither to cover him up. Thinking there
might he something In his story, a CON.
mitiee Of the grand Jury, via: Squire j.
$. Murphy, Capt. b. y. Powell. W. G. Bal.
lev and Jos. McAlister, with the negro aud
guard Of fifteen, visited Crab Orchard last
Friday, but AFTER digging around in various
places designated by the negro without ma
king any discovery, returned 10 Stanford,
the negro having finally admitted that he
had deceived the party az 10 the place Of
burial, because George Saunders had threat.
sasd him In Jail before he left, that IL he
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THr Carriage Mandatory Of Judge j.
u. Dennis ia the place 10 have your d.
lapijaisd buggy made as bright and
shining ss new. lie has No. ! painter
engaged, and will paint baggies at from IS
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]. R. WARREN E SON.
DEALERS IN
G. n q CE r. ] = s,
IRON,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
PRODUCE, 20.

Ne are constantly re-
ceiving/a'esh 0ssOrlmenis
Of Staple amt EHncyGs'O-
ce,SeS.
To meet HE AeMNnzs Of
HE season, we hare ./nsI
s'eceiveH a Aa,:ge SiOch Of
Canned Goods, sNch as
Corn, Tomatoes, Sl,Sng
ana Butter Beans, Peas,
RaSp1esvTes, S1sUw1ea.-
s1eS ami BI0ck6esyTes.
NE sen 2-p0Und Can
nea Reaches, wasvuniea
/mH we!gAi, at T5c u Gun.
NONSe-keepe,;s ~sX al
,yQys ma as SMDpiieH
rim cheese, AtaccarOni,
Rice, Hominy, Crackers,
BOlGgna Sausage, .D,TeH
BeeT,DfSnc Meaf, .axpic
DmIIe,', PckIes. Corn
Starch, Gelatin, Cocoa
nuts, ESi,ucks Of an
ktnaS, &C., dc.
NE aim 10 keep NE 6eSi
brunaS Of Cigars ami
Z0b0ccOS.
The 1L0ckSMsIhS d u'MI-
On-m0k,ers ShOulH an re-
member M0i we are clos
ing out ar cDSZ' ron
c4SH,Omr slOck Of Iron,
Steel, WagOn ana BMgay
meets, .SpOkeS, FslIOes,
dc.
We hare a small stock
of Saddles, Blankets,
Blind Brides, Han,es,
Collars, TraceC Chains, &c.
that zoe are anxious to
close out.
rs the season for gard
enin9 has arrived, ne
hare supplied ourselves
with field d garden Hoes,
Rakes, hoe B. rake Han
dies, SpadinS Forks, &c.
ReDseDsber thatwe Keep
Sewirae Machine Needles,
ofaU kinds, Fiutins Ma-
chimes. 80. ''-i
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Hon. NJ. ]. DuRHAN.-In another cob
umn will be found the formal announces
ment Of Judge Durhams candidacy for rs
election 10 Congress. lie has served the
people long and we'll, and His self-sacrihce
In wishing to serve them yet another term
Is worthy Of the highest praise Of CRATE
nl eoustituencv fa-
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4. A. WARREN is agent again Tor the
old reliable front eui Buckeye Reaper and
Mower. Samples on hand at the p. o.
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STRAP I'm ON rHE oUTsIDE.-On and al
ter Monday next l6th) il will be unlawful
to have concealed weapon on your person,
whether you can prove a threat or not. so
he particular II you need the dangerous
things 10 strap them on the outside Of your
clothing, 20 that everybody can see &c you
are no, IN oiiesr) what big coward you
are.
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G. 4. X. R-The Summer Schedule Of
the Cincinnati Southern went into effect
last Sunday. Passenger trains nov leave
Danville Junction for Cincinnati at $40
A. NJ. and l2:I3 p. N. arriving there at ~.
% AN. and els p. " Trains South
leave the Junction for Somerset At
lilo p. NJ, arriving there at sos. A
freight train runs daily, on which pas-en-
gers are carried, leaving the Junction at
$40 A. NJ. going North, and 5:ei A. ". GO
ing South. The management, equipment
and roadway Of this line are not escelled
by any road in the country, and it, connec.
ton. with diverging lines at Cincinnati are
all that = traveller could wish. informa.
ton regarding excursion rates To High
Bridge and Cumberland River, furnished
on application to Maj. Edward Wilson, the
ohligins Superintendent 81 the Road.
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Nos.E xPLosvE-Mr. J. H. Hale. of
this place has secured the right to sell the
Australian rock In this, Garrard, Jessa-
mine, Madison. Fayette and Clark coun-
ties. The substance when put in Kerosene
Oil Is said 70 render il entirely non-esPlo'
sive. tits certainly worth a trial Pack
ages only 80 cents. va
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MoRE LINCOLN BASxHurrs. e. u.
Bryant, iuslonville, has filed his petition
In Bankruptcy. Unsecured liabilities, 81,
IA; assets. o.
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Aoclprsr.-iial, litils son Of Captain
Moore, Of Crab Orchard, vas thrown from
a horae Wednesday, and severely hurt.
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Of work IN his line At the very lowest &C..
ures.
Nrw sroRrs.--The ~ and 20 cent.
Store II lee a McMahan, has removed
from Danville 10 one Of the rooms under
the 81. Asaph Hotel, here ...... Frank
Shannon, formerly Of Carlisle, has opened
Stove and Tinwsre Store on Lancaster
Street.
CoRREcr.--Among the last acts Of the
Grand Jury was the signing Of petition
asking that our friend T.. NJ. Iasley, the
indefatigabie worker In the cause Of law he
literally paid for his great services to The
county. Mr.. La-ley has 80 far done hi'
work without reward, even at the risk Of hi.
life, aud we hope that he viii be paid, al
least, for the time he has devoted TO the fer
re,ing out Of crime.
THr glorious beauty Of May time is again
upon rs with iis Aowers, and bird., and
green woods aud verdsnt wales. All ofour
lady reader. are nov thinking Of purchss-
ing their dress goods for the season, and we
are glad To inform them that near our Office
Is the store house Of Hayden Bro'-, whose
well-known taste In the selection Of dress
$500 80 ~ 49, ~ ~, wv IT.. ~.
lainly have the prettiest goods and the
cheapest We have seen any where, and their
chsan '"' '''''' " y y
.-
'"' ''"'e VIZ o"'e wv" ',''' NV man!
years ago-'ha' you "ah'e" "e>e"' sun
:" ''"'he-, e,'he' w P,"'"' o, "o'""''"'
S"ar' 20" n'' w o"' '"e so' x" " =
,a''''' ana nave ~ c"' '"' "s"' ',"eT
nave chahg'"' NO" you can 60 7" n''
o'a's STORE, sue" w. We eho" "e~ "s'
neh BRO N'ep' '"' 'e'c' W" A'." w :"
sns'e gsr"'sn'' resay "sne' '"a' "' NE
'ef'a' ana MAKE WI eo"is'r 's'"'."'y
with any that can DC put up .! our nest
merchant 'ai'ors. MORE INA" 'ha'' NJ 'hef
house 20" "a" hrS' see Una, y"" se' pr
'rc' IT. az" ~ pt'ce ave my ir' ''"''
DIsoRlcrp- II there l. any one man
that reccives and merits the supreme con-
tempt Of the whole Of the good and Law
abiding ciiiscns of Lincoln county. that
individual Is James X. Helm, the man
who dsresarled hi. oath, di-regarded the
testimony, and diswsarieh lie duty to the
county !" conner 'a'"' %" N'e"" a""
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Icr-Mr. Barrowis nov delivering Ice
il town at oas cent per pound. paironilr
him.
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WARES 4 EVANS sell good two hor~'
wagon With he'd aud brake, for $50.
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LOCaL VIEWS.

SEvEs men convicted at TIN. Court will
tskea free ride to Frankfort to-day.
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PRICES WHICH DEFY co
THE LARGEST INDUCEMENTS EVER OFFERED IN stan

II Ladies Good Corsets 40 Cts apiece
Good Jens Ie I.2 CENTS Gents Hdkfs,5 apiece
Cgort,s Thread cts pr Spool. 3
Spool Chldrens Shoes 70 cents pair
Best Sewing y per Ladies' Shoes Sl00 pair
500 pairs Jeans Pan rs pair
paper. Knitting Cotton balls for
Ladies' leather 5000 boxes Collars 10 abox
Also Full Line of Ladies' Custom Made Goat and Mid Shoes,
Every Pair Guaranteed.
Also large stock Mems and Boys Clothing Boots and Shoes Ladies and
Mems Hats &C.. &c., at
PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST,
AIT
THE NEW sS'TOI1E r. S,TANTOIID. Ky.
.. PRAGHEINGE,F
COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUPPLIED WIN GOODS AT CITY PRICES
OFFICE" r S % 4 Es Sire" s:: r e1:s
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Tar vEny PLscr.--Go to Judge Den.
nif Carriage Mandatory and get your
buggy painted. II not in too bad con.
dIiicn, he will only charge you ~, and in
no case over si4. lie doe. sll other kinds
Of work IN his line At the very lowest Go.
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