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The New York herald., 1878-01-13
pR. HOLLAND or STANLEY.

The February number OF Scroner's Monthly will
contain "The Topics Of the Time" editorial by
Dr. J. G. Holland, entitled Stanley and His Reward,
and in It the writer says-
When 1t was announced some years ago that he
(Henry NJ stanley had discovered Livingstone, In the
interior OF Africa, thcro were PROBABLY many moro
people who did not believe the fact than there
who accepted It, IL took several lhs and uil-
box from the Queen To convince people that bo was
not u cheap newspaper liar ana impostor The uBl-
versal popular consciousness OF cowardcc told against
him. There were probably not twenty men IN New
York VINO were consciously brave enough TO UNDER
take tnc task he mad performed, any than there
twenty men In Boston who could have written
Shakespeare. When no arrived IN America after his
splendid fcat--than which mono more heroic and
uaring has been performed during this century, ex-
ccpt n later one ny hnsclf-hc was received with u
small burst OF ontnusiasm winch soon died out whom
u found that he could not lecture and would not
be ouized. Nothing was forgiven TO HIM account
turned toward HIM ny all those VINO could neither
tell hero when they saw him, nor bold him ut his
supcra'ivc value when they had him in Their hands.
stanley lived IN New YORK Tor some time, las social
relations limited 10 a lew congcnal men aud women,
who rcvcrcnccd his manhood and beiicved In HIM.
Then nc went away, ut last we heard VI him
engaged IN organizing iorcc to march across Africa
When he received the despatch which summoned him
TO this task II threw him into violent lever. Hc
knew what the Undertaking was. No one else did ;
and tor moro than three years no has been ged
the gigantic task OF managing hundreds OF villa men,
IN tho mast OF thousands o wilder mon, IA passage
through a wilderness thousands OF miles IN extont.
Hc has had 10 pierce forests thread rivers lakes
tread and nght Wild beasts aud savage IN On
by DAY aud BY night HIS one will has directed and
controlled everything Tho strain upon him must
have been terribietDree summers ana three winters
long. Can any one mugino his JOY as he traced the
Congo 10 the and caught sght OF the waves that
connected hin win his homer
We do not feel particularly Interested In Mr. Stan.
Icyis discoveries The geographcrs may have that
psrt OF IT.; but wo are immensely interested IN the
hero ana shall be glad to SEQ his lace ami take his
hand once more And II Now YORK .shal fail
to take and hold him at hts value TINS time she Will
do hersel ioul dishonor. This man who has oons 30
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ABOUT JAMBINET.


Emile Lamb,nes, who might be we'll called the
landscape painting at It's highest when It is simply
LOVING reproduction of It's beaaucs was man
OF much modesty ana win but little ambition, as
tho term Is generally understood. Lambinet was
genial and anapo In his private intercourse, hos
p,tablc and very unassuming. Ho said last
summer to Of picture dealers
that he much appreciated tho Kindness
ielt toward him and the patronage bestowed on him
by Americans. Ho spoke ia n complimentary manner
OF American art and regretted his slight acquaint
with thc works OF American artists, but stated that
the little he had oil the w0rks OF such the
late Kensett OF Church, Whutredgo, McEntce, Gii-
ford and David johnson, had inspired him with the
greatest aamiration Tor American landscape painting
The deceased painter lived with Els wito at No.
Rue Lavoisicr, in Paris IN Il house owned and occu
pied by intimate fiena and Gdmirer Of his works,
OF which 40 possessed many; a very wealthy man,
who had there offered HIM home aud studio u
10 have HIM constantly with him. The painter was
childess. lie had little couutry house, or pied d
ferTe, hillside overlooking the village OF
Bongival, that ot Chaion ana ms favorite seine,
not lar IRON Fontnn Dleau, that paradise OF Diaz,
aud within u stones throw OF Grromo's country
house TO BongvaI as soon us the tue spring weather
set in. Lanbinel, with clean canvas and his pantn
traps made his way. He used 10 start out early IN
the NJ orniDg and spend all day out OF doors painting.
In his leisure hours ho devoted himself 10
denng, OF which he was very fond having
a small potoger attached TO his little property,
and he tovx great pleasure in inviting his
trends to dinner or breakfast 10 parake Of
the earliest fruits and vegetables. lie was not proud,
Notwithstanding the hon0rs that had been conferred
upon him, and though he had great reputation he
was not grusping, and his works have always been
moderate In price. He had u peculiar ''nicdium"
which he mixed with his colors and tho secret Of
ch artists general very apxious TO obtain,
and winch gave to his canvas special hghtness and
clearncss.
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much to honor tho American name and so much to
illustrate the higher traits and capacities OF human
nature, should have befttng welcome his arrival
home. IL should no, bo 1tful and quickly forgotten
AFFAIR." but alter such tempestuous t0ssings upon the
sea OF his great enterprise, he should find hnse! in
smooth water The heroes OF few battle telds have
been worthier OF lasting admiration ana homage than
he IL, who will TO from his latest achieve
freedom o the city in the freedom oi our homes.
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FOREIGN ART.

Tho eleventh statue, that Of Thomas Campbell, the
poet, by Mossmap, was erected In George square,
Glasgow, on December -.
The late Gustave Brion's pictures and sketches
brought $4,000
Puv.s do Chavannes frcscoos at the Pantheon are
finished .
Toby Roson onthal's "The Boarding School Alarmed" !"
which was exhibited IN the late Berlin Exhibition,
seems to have attracted some attention In Hamburg
IL goes to San Francisco.
Miss wright, a young American GIRL sold her pic
turc "Ia Delic Normanue, y contributed TO the Dud
10y Gallery exhibition. on tho day oi opening.
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Mrs White and two parian groups by Charles Null
ler well designed. especially that OF Poe fhcre are
sixty three artist members represented oy nnety-sx
contributions. OF the amount paid Tor tue pictures
500 COOS fund and 20 the artist who Is
not allowed TO buy his picture IN but II he buys 1t,
must do reality. The officers OF the society
:--Thomas Hicks, president; J. G. Brown, vice
president; II. W. Robbins treasurer, and J. NJ Fall
coner. secreatry.
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peril therein. Dare yon Hsvile EsStuas BE-
Cause che permitted you 70 eaeapa9 Yam hsga
nns been hsFmed by the Ere az easfA. but
dread q pretty e0nsoiadsu tfulyl = ~ Nre
Of he3veni Aak TuIIns HomEiEiuM an3 G8enm.
the enc King, Tie cEheg EnzEssrr e - Ks-
mana; OF wlsgEA one waa aHEfksmm bY thmn-
derb0lt II his palace, ard IA essssr ID ais
camp nsaE GhS river TigFts.. Ygu say yUa
lell yuug prnpeEty il tns Aaaaea. sapeale yoa
had LETT ypur peFson r sad sofuEsz. Anoshw
stsndfng source Of enmleFti 3 tA.a ssAtsnaeI
tssst yea ne no worse ~ tR4a osaiss paovls
This i TIE kind of eunadleace MaASh
Tsaaysnn tauly styles : sscant ehaG
Taas Ian lsaauus,.s .Iu..,1 -
~ eNn ~ llia15, KN&llr z11zS
No ans eser sarslA ated 80 -
moFc lI.nn FsRasch III bss masay e 90
canveniences and ple1S1ge1 ~ havine usaa
house burned d0wns by fves bsss IlsS os
eminene pesFOns who6e pzaDien hAzn ns.&
been mors fartunAse asnn slnps ur - wiSEssi...
.sFise foahdsss oEltlse empire e. nn1as casaa
ouf 10 he c0n grnticH sg Troy. Nnfs
ipilsfus thaf xil5ah waa caEais ang ln 4
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10 M0seS 81 d busmfnm hsah M III n
witiinp r1ason fhnf eiiis iES
sa ia ioy, and viii ynl sSss6aiiss t. II
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y5ecaaxe Ynnr rhnwss wa ~ !
had tie 1euaple II Al sN sssa
tcr fa1el Not u spesk IL raasinE ssssas
Sagankam, Kmnn6ia, amd Cas5 nse
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yua aha Faax aasheg waa better Mamm mM
yussF Xe4 nse 8 pnpeE; za ysGl ssaza
nn& be NNsEey OF hanHhty dlspaaY. Eam hssw
ls1s yoag wife, then $40 csn ~ q assss MssA
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Nave on hand larGe aaOek a NATIVE
WINES aaa BRANDY q ny oNa n,anaIstssSsss
wAsrh olsg SOs sale IN suantlsies No. zais flsSS
nAa.en4 " GaAPE BRA RAsaDY shg 6esk ilzssos
SAsihsr naaevs u InpprteA y ne TsFSisssy
& TH0AA i. aasI.ls.s
Neslile, II =
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MAaos nIANa

The pgppFirlns iafpFne shs pabiic generally
fhas De d pfepared A. receive and areDna-
eAa1e lsaseiers. and e suppiy pAesIng fratTzs or
her.ls a ensmnla with water
Thisfs El.e 0say watering p16ee beswNea tA9 Rio
uzanas and EozS GulanllaNs alMAfk hsEe An
a6nnaanee d wAeeT en amsld, whlrh VIII furnish
At Feee1ualas sete4
NJ tahSa win b. kepa asapplleA wish Che beat the
naarkeg afssde-
haxa pasaeana aaA c0m&agtahle Fe0anS fmr.
nlekeA viii eiann beds foz tlIA lsH ~ tssseiaeIE
AIao comfortable and secnEe sEahlink fpg animals
{ alwass kaep good supply d my hEsd gsaln 81
hMAd.
TRAVELLERS win ina Va nv paAfG everything Fes
AaIslts to fnppiy theiF wans ela - 20 tAeiF e1ms
~. nv charges VIII pne he feapd asneeaapAalse
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MM. 7. JOKES.
Ass@rnsy q EAw. MesIIa xew Mexien.
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80. ROuXTAIN.

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Afsssnas nk Law. Msallia. \. A. Fsnesiees II
- shs csurs II LAw and Esalsy n tAs Tssrisary.
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g , NEWconR,

Atss~asy and cSenssIsr e Law. Laa CEs.eel.
n. n ones % saln street.
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MswEES sHlEtD-
Aaassssys As LAw. LueoIn. fancOln Co, y. Y
w ( RYNsssoS.
lplsrAIs.T ArrosxKY.l

Aetssmsy - Lew. La CFueaas N, H., FFompe
stssHlsos given b ~ busines enfrusea 70 his care
Pnesikss n all the Courts u Eaw and Equisy In
New Msxisa
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professional faris.
nK aEo. h. OLIVER
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.Apa3 4 a1sL q y. AssskxTKlrKI
TgATl, i AsHgxYELTgR.
Aasssusys ns EAw. Hsasla. New Mszlee.
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A. L. Hale sold this week, eight scrub
cattle averaging $50 pounds at 2! cents.
A lot Of IS yeazling steer sold in Lex
ington, last Saturday, at SO to $50 IS Per
head. ...
Il IL estimated FROM reliable data, that
this year. wheat crop In the United States
will be four hundred million bushels.
The CSasisr-J Journal says that the samples
of wheat received 10 Louisville, sre for the
most part % second quality, the grains
lacking In sins and plumpnes- :Bayers
are bidding rs to 80 cents for No.2.
Mr. srEaLIso CocRE Two hundred
cattle on the market. Yeariises and two
year-olds sold at 81 50 to 81 per cwt. A
Zen rood vosk .csssls bsoasht 81 so MA
COWS, sia 10 SIS pet head, and ist COWS at
2; per pound. Sheep sold from 81 80 TO
81 20 per head.
Mr.. Jane. Waihen sold last week TO
Nes~ss. Rife A Dcld, of Lincoln, 20 head
Of yearling cattle, average weight about
$50 pounds, at S2s per head. The same
parties bought Of Mr.. T. II. Thornton, ~
head Of yesrlinss averaging abont 500, at
SIS per head. - Lebanon Standard.
DAsvnLE CoUKr.-Msj. II. T. Bush re-
ports that owing TO the heavy rain and
high water, a very small crowd attended
Court, consequently, there were but few
bidders, and stock sold low. On the 1000
cattle on the market, more Than half were
not offered, and many Of ihoss offered were
Withdrawn. he sold SO head, best bring
Ing from 10 Al cents. lie also sold three
common 2-year-old mules a, SIS per head.
Horses from $50 TO $si.
LouIsvILLE-Ths quotations Cor caltle
remain about the same, and there u but
slight prospect at present for an increase
In tho price. 0oed 10 extra shippsr, 81
% TO 81 rs; Best butcher, 81 To 81 25i
Medium 10 good, 81 rs 10 s. So Thin 10
medium, 81 80 10 81 90 Hog, choice, 81
20 70 s. so Fair 10 good. IS 10 IS IS;
Light. 81 rs 10 50. The sheep and lamb
market l. dull with a downward tendency.
Common 10 medium sheep, So TO s. so
Lamb, extra. "a 70 81 so; Common 10
medium. o. TO o. 50.
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srrryrss Norycrs.
MixrD Paints at Dohcn 4 Stage.
Br~f Toilet Swaps NJ Dohon A S,ase'-

MIxrp Psinb at Dohon 4 s,agg's.
Bn-t Toilet scap- At Bohon 4 s,asg'-.
Laser lot u Box Papers al Bohon 4
stsuA
Brsr misel Paints in town at Anderson
4 McRoberts'.
HrAporARrrRs for Paints # all Mind.
~ Chepsnlts.
AL kinds Of Machine Needles at Andcr.
aon a McRoberts'.
CAssoiISE, natural hair rs~iorer, at An.
der-on A McIiobcrts'.
Lam on and Castor oil. Call at An.
derron a McRobcr,s'.
iirsr Toilet Soaps and perfumcry in
town. At Anderson a McRoberts'.
srwrse MAcHlxrs Of all kind. repaired
and adjusted by Carson A Dodds.
Dr., Sized Ksl.omins, cheaper than vail
paper, at Anderson a McRoberts'.
Jrrr rcceived large lot Of White Lead.
Give u. call. Anderson a McRober,s.
Go always 10 an exclusive cash store to
ret hargsis-. Smith 4 Miil-rs l. the place.
A Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing Machine In
sccd o~'er for sals by B. @. Afford, Stan
i,gd, -. =.
Ps,ent Bprs,e Of Zinc Kslsomine, the
hos, and cheapest In the world, at Bohon A
Stsgs's.
PHospHoRrNE IL the hest Rat DESTROYER
in the world. For sale by Anderson 4
Mclsobert-.
ANDERSEN a McRourRrs are again dis.
pen.inr most delightful Soda Water at Eve
cept. glass.
PuRr, Ice cold, delicious. That the
Kind al Soda Water you get Al Cbenaull's
n Eve cents glass.
Ffxs ss.ortmeni Of Toilet Soaps, hair,
nail, tooth brushes, and Ierfumery, very
chop II Chenaulti.
ersix.s-est vhi,e Vests for 81; all Lin
IN Duck Vests With pearl buttons 81 80,
cot BY mail by W. y. Bsylc--, Louisville.
Lo-r.-A plain Gold Ring. With the mi.
tials L. NJ. y. engraved in IL, was Lost op.
po~sis Mr.. viii. Murphy's. The inder
.ill h literally rwardei by leaving u At
tbs odias. ..s.. 500 I'd '~. a
Tnr man who likes, astdr~d snii -ths
rssn Who likes plain sait--evesy one can
he suited and huy 70 chesr enough ~ 81
Winter a Co., corner IL Third aud Market
S~cf-. I.oaisville, Ky. We have never
seea snch variety 81 goods before.
THE Naiional Surgical Institute 1t In.
disnapoli-, Indians, has long heen veil
aud fsvmably known Throughout ihis CITY
add vicinity. A sumher 81 our long sul.
i-rias citisen-, nov rejoicing in q resiora-
too ~ sousd bodi<r and limlr. ese their
swse~u1 Ass.s,x c.sItfs.s. "a ,r.-f.~..t -.
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DEIfMa

DrED.-At his home, near Crab Orchard,
last Saturday, Mr.. silss N. Alexander, aged
e yesrs lie vas . native 81 0hia but had
been a resident Of this county FOR number
Of years, and vas much liked and respect
ed BY hb ires sirek Of friesds ADD &C.
quaintances. He leaves a vile and nine
children. Rev. Caldwell, Of B oyle, preach
81 his funeral last sasday. y,rA
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BRoKE AoAx.-Mr. q. HSEassl, the
wide.awake Dutchman Of Somerset, i. Vi
learn, again in trouble. His creditors srs
trying 10 force him into bankruptcy, which
seems 10 be bad move. when We consider
that his liabilities are stated At 81 600 and
his assets a. only 81. 900.
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AIxsAspra sortI-wheu you % 10
the great race al Louisville, on the eth 81
July, 10 sure and stop ct Alexander's Ho-
tel. Its accommodation are unsurpassed
In the city, and the charge per day h only
81 Those obliging Clerks, Messrs. A. W.
Jone-, W. X. Logan andJ. J. Sullivan will
see that yon are well attended TO.
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A Nraso GAIA pAs.- Last Sunday wa.
one Of the hleRe-, Of the many big days
thai The es,osed I.ofaisiion have had here.
The occssioa vas q basket meeting, at
which the preachers amused their audi
ence by delivering funeral sermon. over
those Who faiied To have them preached at
the time Of their desths. To prepare for
the dinner, bee-csps were stolen, gardens
and hen-roosis robbed, and every thing
esiihls and comeaiible appropriated.
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wALsur TrxsrH-Mr. VIM. Bsttice, Of
New York, !. here, buying walnut logs to
ship to Europe. He pays about SIS per
thousand feet, board measure for them in
the rough, and 70 great i' the espense Of
preparing them for shipment, handling,
fright, &C., that fair size log will he
worth In Europe from SIS to 500.
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Music LEssoSs. call attention TO
the advertisement Of Mrs. Jno. NJ. Phil
ips. She is most accomplished teacher
Of music. both vocal and Instrumental. and
there Il no way thsta young lady can
spend her vacation more pleasantly or
proi;ssbiy than 10 pat herelf under her
CHARGE
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NsaRlx A Cysrrsamss.- We notice
that the Oldest soldier Of the var Of 1879
present At the re-union Ia Paris this year,
IL 9fl years. Mr.. Jamer shackleford, Of
Casey county. an oh veteran Of that war,
Il In nj. e7th year. and l. in pretty fair
possession Of all his former faculties.
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PEWTER DOLLARS. A negro woman
swore out 4 warrant against Jordan Bry.
ant, a negro scamp, who has already spent
two year. In the Peni,entisry for stealing
for obtaining from her two good half dol
lars for pss,sr dollar peice, bat when ,hs
warrant va, placed in The hands Of IN or
Ger. Jordan had Aed v LaHassrr, whers b
"a. ARRESTED and brought back. He vs'
tried on wednesday, and let OF, the two
Magisirsis- dissgrseisE o. 70 his guill
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GoxE wESr.-smith, the man Who
claimed that Humber had attempted an
Outrage on his wife. and vho, subsequently,
shos VIII Saunders. IA pos PIT 10 ~ ap'
pearance The Isss time kis ea< vas called.
We understand thsihe md hissposss have
len the Slate, and rnmors are RTE that
their xpense- we're paid.
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STABLE OrES.-The new stables connect
oil with the 81. Asarh Hotel sre noe com
ple,ed, and Capt. Richsrd's !. prepared To
take care n your horse ss we'll q. yourself
In the hest Of style.
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Dfpx'r Csrry THrNr.--Mish Chestnut, a
negro woman, was tried before Judge Lyle,
"wednesday, under m Indictment for car.
ryins concealed weapons and acquitted.
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To Close out our stock Of Champion Ma
chimes We are now offering at wholesale
factory prices, combined Mowers and Res.
per, n feet cut at $40; Eve feet cut Al
Sis. Wearen 4 Eyans, Ag'ts.
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GoxE Ur.--Afer a lsbored existence in
Stanford, Of about sir weeks, the ~ and
~ cent store was levied on last Friday. TO
satisfy It's Cincinnati creditors. q. A. c.
Rochester was appointed receiver, and will
proceed on Monday next, TO dispose Of the
stock at auction. A number Of creditors
are shut out, hut Messrs. Lee 4 MeAfshsn,
the former poprietor. say they intend to
pay upevery Thing In full. They will both
take positions rs drummers for Cincinnati
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PERNOSAL.

Mss Lrcs Avsss. ef boyle. b ,,.itias irisaa.
herv.
Ms K.nanas Ofn.ALen. y ,Sians M
s1ssss D n. rS,i,.. S..ss % a. . as..ss. nj,
n fAaisvirls. .-.--
hs@ yulaA hossiSs aud Miss sue Davis hss,
wtArsst 70 Canpk>ihsilis.
ma rnI \ rsosrsss. ia. candidate lss Coz
ssr~, vss In tssn this v~sk.
Ma. vpe,siA THrEHk.Kr hs. gone gu vi.it "a
hrs dsash,sr In IAvreecsbars.
Md yAs n o~sss, sks hs. lsea lls sr ,
loo iis.e, uAs In ,esa yesterday. .... t..
Mss D. n BOWMAN. amer a short visit to he,
issAss's re'erped 10 Hurgia. yesterday.
T1es. p. HIM. ia. rsturnei from Central Uni
'ersiiy last SEX. armed With . diplosas In iAtis
I'm. FnLASD has returned from Columbia Col.
lego and viii spend his vscaiio Visiting friend,
Hex.w. o. BaAptrr's sddrss. at 6eorge,owu
Ooess dos grssi crsdii 90 ths ability Of that elo
qseat young orator
In The Roll Of Honor oI sayre In.tl,aie, Lstins.
tsa. vs - tho name Of Miss Rena Craig, daughter
etAfr v. ors, efsAis pises.s
Mss NAnr RsApsHAw vin attend the Coa.sry
story q Music. Cincinnati. during the vaeaiisa.
she vvnt thilAef last Monday.
A. 4. M Ea- ret.rusd ffom his Hotel at Cam.
bsrl.nd fail. Wednesday. lie ssys a small man.
hsr Z visisors .r enjoying the aeligh,s 81 thai
p<rt.sr>qas ssa healthy resort.
Goa. A. N. sworEy Csiisrios sos his D,.irls,, /,
sp~adips a short time With hls relzay~s ID III
esdsty, His ffieaaH Hs justly. proud NJ the al.
atssAls asaaes IN shlsh he k.s eesfatca the a.
lsl- q ~ onss .ac, ~. .ppoia,asat. -
MS EK. nosxIss. one Of the injured re>ial
cissts In the rsosst collision On the L. a. y. h.R
Fsslv.a q 80 . N Indemnity trssa tbs E.llpe.d
coAp~nyi and L up sad Aioai % his er,l<hsH. NJ
.sIsssn frem oar isisssi. Mr.. ,. y L~~reaas,s
-Luoss N. LAsIHy, Who eads~rei hlnreH ID
al lsv-pvlas Asa IN IBIS csnaiy. ~ his aftsa.
- tsss s"Pas assasar, krs~~ ,scA~sss'
s.ss. fssa., 10 sske isaslssiA Ca antsr-
aa's store We hops ,hisAsvs \ s.b isast-~A-
y As NJ, Ia-lsy Is ton ssod a citizen 20 lOss.
fsos. ". r. JHssnsss. d iss STANFORD Ienals
Csiisss, isn on Monday hat 10 spend his iscAiies
yiih "ths odd iolks "a hs.ae" in Raekinghsm coaa-
~. Va ny his seasle>ssniy and meie-t depart.
xeai he has won many ifieaas, ~hO vnl look iar-
ssa IN plrasnre 20 M tssarn N ssslsmlsr
A.s.S<sr sAS.., 4 srqi,. Nh Eiis Love. d
psslla 81 Ms Odd HsbsA.. sfvisuInA, iii
11nd tAeIr vacation Win ms rpshesfi. AZ III.
cslles> nis iaiia Jordan. 81 Fiori1z. gill ksss
AsIu-sa.y s@a visit Ia Virginia, anil Miss Iou
ls.vs lof her sess~ iu the alone star STATE"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-06-21

B.RBrR snor.-Mr. Frank Wilmer hav.
ing rented the privileges Of the Barber
Shop a, Crab Orchard Spring., Mr. Fred
II. Rivers can he found at the old stand a,
the Commercial.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-06-21

TEE CArvAs-Judge y. W. Turner
Gnished on yesterday his round Of APP
pointmepi. fcs speaking In Mi. couaty. He
met the people 81 eschof the pseci"c,., and
the encouragement he received has greatly
elaied him. n he does nos carry this
county, he T. SURF that he viii get a large
proportion Of the vote. The Judge lef,
yesterday &c Air. WalN
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-06-21

Bmrw.-Mr. and Mr.. J. n. shsnts re.
joice over the advent Of big boy-Thom-
as II. shsnks-and Mr.. and Mira J. W. Al
corn, over another girl--run ont Of names.