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Lawn. STOCK AND CR0P ITEMS.

The Spring cattle drive in Texas. accor.
ling 1, the San Antonio ErprcS. will mum. |
her 2-J'loo
At Pat Conway's sale at llustonyille,
Wednesday, 80 hcifers sold at $50 10;
weight about 700 pounds
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drcd head cattle offered, most all of which
were sold at prices ranging FROM 50 to
,,., ana
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Thirty Scott County bonds Of $1,000 each
sold last week at from par 10 y per
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oil hst,.r nj This season oC The wear.
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ems III 'his county eau NC o"reu .! pu'''ns
common SODA down Tue .nro''s VI 'he
athlete" lows Mr. w. W, De'''S' VINO
gives Us 'hlS remedy says TIC mas never "'"
1t to iali and has rarely ever '"nh' Se'
cohd dose necessary
PARIS CorRr DAY.-About 500 cattle
were ON the market, weights from 500 to
I Ioo nounds "A to- Ale A few not sold.
About 100 mules and prices little changed;
unbroke, sos to SIS; broke S75 to SIPS.
Horses. common ones, sold at low figures,
but good horses in demand.
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NIpress.
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OnEpIAH LpoNARDs SRcEEt.-F Forty
g~s y-~.- 49,, oa.--lt-s t.s~.s.s-', ..h.. >
now ~, csmc To the Green River region In
this county from North Carolins. lie got
a position a. lahorcr on farm and in the
course 81 Time fell in love aud married
woman much younger than himself. \
thrifty family grew NJ around them aud
the partner OF his sorrows and joys mag
incd that she was the old mans first and
only love, Perhaps she would have died
in this belief had not two Of the sons, hear
ing II the whereabouts of their father.
come all the way, one from Wisconsin, the
other from Missouri To look upon his face
again in the hesh. ~ conrAe the old man
did not rccognizc them. but a recital Of
some Of the occurrences of the long dead
past convinced him that they were really
hi sous, aud he fell upon their necks and
wepi The hoys,vho are rapidly descend
ing the dscline Of life, ne is 80, the other
~, say that many years ago Mr.. Leonard
married their mother, md to him was born
seven children, that a misunderstanding
caused separation II man and wife, and
finally divorce was obtained. The old
man then struck oil across the country and
was never hcarl Of by his family till ne
Gently. and thus was secret which had
been kept Tor Is years, revealed to the pub
lie. We would like To see the girl that
could keep one that long.
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BfsrvEss NOTICES.

RrAD our advertisements. Anderson a
McRohrrts
Iandrcth uarlcn Sccd- At . cents pa
pcrai Chenault's
Smith n Millcr'si- the place 10 get your
Fresh Oyteis served
CloAR Lighters, all lengths and color..
Call on Anderson n Mclioberis.
CALI and settle your accounts immcdi.
alely. ANDERSON a McRonEnrs.
LANpRrrn's White Onion Sets, very
cheap. Call NJ Anderson a McRobcrts'.
Iandreth'- Garden Secds-fre.h. genu.
inc and cheaper than the cheapest che
nault's.
GIvE NJ a call for Iandrelhs Seed. ~.
pecially for Pumpkin Secl.--Ander-on a
McRoherts
LANpRrrn's Extra Early Adams Corn.
Early York Adams Corn, the best, nj An.
derson n McRohcrts'.
Day Sized Kal.omine cheaper and more
beautiful than Wall Paper Tor sale by
Nhhtf-oh Mchohefts.
LASpRrrms Lettuce. Cabbage, Bccts
Cucumbcrs, large size papcrs. ut : cents, at
Andersen n McRoherts'
QUARTERLY CouRr + very closc nj and
We will hc compelled a. patrnigc this
Court. Anderson y McRolerts.
Do not fail In see Smith n Miller's pri.
II
lamps. A complete stock at low prices
CALI and see the New Davis Sewing Ma.
chine nj Bohun n Stagg's. Cheapest, hest
and iightcsi running Machine in the
world.
LANDRrru'- Extra Early NAV, Tom
Thumb. Hue Imperial aud Marrowfat
Peas, in bulk, cheap at Anderson n Me.
Roberts.
RrrLs, poles, hooks. swiycls, tips, floats
snd boiled oil lines, at Anderson 4 Nc.
Roberts, who have the largest stock of
them in town
HAVE Tor sale 800 bushels OF Early
Rose and Peerless Irish Potatoes, and rs
hbls. of 2-ycar old apple Vinegar.
Ono. 7. MCRoErRrs'
Wutr leaking about f,t a new ,u,6,
II Ciothipy n, Inc Spr;ps I, will n. vii
a, 49,, ~, .,,.,,,.,',;,,,, s.s,s, ,',,,'' Gu
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wv ''''''' w ''' ""'''''''S '''"''"'
GERMAN SYRUr."-No other medicine
in the world was ever given such a test Of
it, curative qualities a. Boschec's German
Syrup. In three vears two million four
hundred thousand small bottles Of this
mciicine were distributed free NJ oLarOs by
Druggists In this country 10 those afflicted
with Consumption, Asthma, Croup. severe
Coughs, Pneumonia, and other diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs, giving the American
PEOPLE undeniable proof that German Svr.
up will cure them. The result has been
that Druggists in every town and village in
the United States are recommending il TO
their customers. Go to your Druggis, and
ask what he know. about IL. Sample bot
ties, 10 cents. Regular size, - cents.
Three doses will rclieye any case.
FRANK LisiiEs SUNDAY MA"AliNE
ron ArRii--llr. Deems seems determined
TO make tins the Household Magazine OF
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\ TERRIBLE CYCLONE IN CAsEY.-Eld.
J. Ballou, who was in Middleburg, Casey
county, last Sunday, furnishes us with the
following report N the fearful Cyclone:
"The neighborhood Of Rich Hill, in Casey
county, was the scene Of one Of the sad
dest calamiiies on last "a turday, that II
has ever been our lot to chronicle. At a
few minutes past 3 o'clock, ?. NJ, Cyclone
such as our country hiss seldom witnessed,
passed through the neighborhood The
first object, with its inmates, destined TO
destruction, was the dwelling of Mr.. Vim
cent Wesley. The dwelling was good
log building and kitchen Of same material,
with two large stone chimneys. The in
mates at the time Of the disaster, were, Mr..
Wesley, wife and two daughters; a boy
named Sloan; Mr.. Taylor, brother to
Mrs. Wesley, and Green Rich ardson; all OF
whom were instantly killed, except Mr.,
/ Richardson, who was severely wounded.
| Mr.. Wesley was foand about four hundred
yards from where the house stood. One OF
the sleepers Of the house was stuck in the
earth near by. The other bodies were
found II a less distance. One Of Nh. IVES.
ley's arms was found more than a quarter
Of mile from his body. The houses were
completely swept away, except, perhaps
the kitchen floor, upon which the wound
ed man remained, aud from under which
one Of the stills was blown. The chimney
were taken OF to the hearth. Stepher
Morgan's house was partially destroyed
and his family more or less injured. Iii
wife Is not expected to recover Fountain
Floyds house was partially destroyed, AM
seven of the family injured, 10 what eS
tent did not learn. A store house an'
dwelling al Rich Hill, belonging To Mr.
Decker, we're destroyed. The School-hous'
at Mt. Olive was blown down. Many othe
damages were sustained, including stool
killed, and fencing blown away. Mr. Wes
ley and family were members Of the Meth
odist church, loved and respected by al
! who knew thenA II is difficult 10 con
ceiye what sadness and gloom peryad'
! that entire community, unless one wer
/, there. Truly, We "know not What shall :
on the morrow"
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SEVERAL Rows The appearance Of our
streets last Saturday afternoon did not give
the slightest indication tina, n Murphy
raid had ever been made on Stanford
There was any number Of drunken men
who made day hideous with theiI bolster
Gus behavior. Toward sunset man nam.
ed Frank Ball, who was drinking, and Cato
Withers, an obstreperous negro, fell out
and were about to fight with knives, when
the Marshal went to quell the disturbance.
Fall resisted arrest and twoo Of his friends,
Leach and Raines, came TO his rescue, and
the Marshal, who, to his shame he il said,
was also intoxicated, being about to get the
worst Of the scuille, called assistance and
the men were taken to jail They subse-
quently gave hail and were released 10 re-.
turn Monday for trial, When they came
forward and confessed their fines ......A Amer
the white men were arrested a white youth
named John Butner and a negro named
Josh Grimes, got into fight, during which
Butncr received cash In the head, one
over the eye, had his nose broken and his
arm injured by rocks thrown by the negro.
The latter was arrested and lodged in Jail,
while Butncr was taken to DIR. Bailey's OF.
fee and had his wounds dressed. At his
examining trial on Tuesday, the negro was
sent on to the next Grand Jury. lie is
said to have provoked the row by cursing
Butner.
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To RocKcAsTLE TEAcnERs.-Dr j. j.
brown, School Commissioner Of Rockcas-
tie, who Was in town ON Monday, requests
ma To say that the Common School Teach
ers Of his county can get their money by
calling ON him al his office in Mt. Vernon,
tomorrow.
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TuE CoNvENTIoN.-T The disorderly man
ner in which some Of the precinct Conven-
tons was held, led to the fear that the
CountyC Convention would break up in a row,
but we are glad TO state that he fear prov
ed groundless, and that everything passed
of in the most harmonious manner and
with apparently good feeling among all the
candidates. The contest for the candidacy
for County Judge was easily settled by
the withdrawal of Judge J. NJ. Philips,
Jr., who asked that his vote he given Mr..
Brown. lie also took occasion to eulogize
that gentleman for his straightforward and
honest course during the canvass, and
promised to do all in his power for his
election, as we'll as the full ticket selected
BY the Democracy. Mr.. q. A. &. ROches-
ter made a very handsome speech in re-
firing from the candidacy OF County At
torney, and increased the good opinion ale
ready entertained for him. Mr.. ThOs. Blu.
ford withdrew from the Jaller's race. and
promised his support to the nominees. The
settlement of the claims of the numerous
candidates for Assessor was little tedious,
but the result was very satisfactory. la
fact, the whole ticket is most excellent
and Just the one that should have been se
lected, under the circumstance In each
case the candidate who received the great
est number Of the popular vote was pn
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HAYDEN BRos are sole agents Tor this
county for Devlin ~ Co., New York They
have full line of samples Of their gool',
ran take your measure Tor a suit aud will
guarantee IL in every instance.
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NEW SrBscRInErs.-Foriy new subscri-
hers have been added TO our list since our
las, issue, the names Of 81 Of whom were
received by one mail. Cf the number Mr..
Il. l.. Padgeit, our agent at Waynesburg,
sent us eleven, and Mr.. Z. =. sloan, who
GIL. the same friendly Office fir Us at Kings
Mountain, Eve. Rev J. \. Boyle, Huston
vile, and q. W. Bettis, ESD Gilbert's
Creek also sent rs several apiece. We are
exceedingly obliged to these genileman,and
implorc them to continue in the good
work
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VIZ know the gentlemen will thank rs
for telling them that Hayden Bros. receive
ell yesterday a superior lot of new Spring
style hats, II different color.
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JupaE BooSE IN 4 NEw RoLr.-Judgc
IS. NJ. Boone was in town this week ma.
hing preparations for hi Scenograph Es-
hihition which will he given here on the
18th. lie will exhibit at Lancaster and
various other points In Garrard county dn-
ring next week, and as third Of the pro.
cec,ls u the show will 60 towards defrny.
ing the expenses Of tho Murphy movement
We have no doubt that he will he literally
patrunize,l.
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Az INQuEr-A five months old color
ed infant was found dead by its mother,
Sallie Embry, Yesterday morning, in
Macksyille. News Of the death reaching
the authorities and suspicion Of foul play
being entertained, Squire Carson ordered
an inquest The Jury viewed the body
and from the evidence brought ia verdict
Of death from Group. The child had been
sick the day before and at night it, mother
laid down on the bed with il. She fell
asleep and on awakening found il dead.
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Mn. Il. w. LmLARD has purchased Of
Prof. q. w. Dunlap, the right and good
will Of the Franklin Institute, Lancaster,
AMI will take charge Of il next sess ion.
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Moro KILLED N SoNEEsEr a negro
Barber was stabbed and instantly killed in
Somerset on Wednesday night by John
Parker, alao negro. The only provcca-
ton Tor the deed was, we learn, that the
barber said that he could handle any man
in that county. Parker told him io step
ont and try him. lie stepped ont of the
house and rs he did az, Parker drove
knife into his heart.
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Tnr number u converts At Mr. Barnes
meetingup to Yesterday afternoon, was i27,
~ We learn from Judge Sauhey, Who came
from panville lat night
AITHou0u the season Tor bringing Win
ter goods Is nearly cndcl, an inspection of
the stock Of goo,l, At HAYDEN Bros, con.
WINGED us that they still have a fine lot Of
articles suitable for Spring and Summer
wear, which they arc selling lower than
any one cl-c.
IIoR.E KLLrD-On Sunday night, a.
the teams that brought the Brilton Dram
attic Company property from llarrodsburg
To this place, wcrc returning, about 10
O'Clock at night, q careless driver let one of
his horses, which was blind, fall Of a
bridge near Mr.. Jack Bosley's, and get H.
neck broken The other horse stayed on
the inside 81 the hanistcr and was not hurt,
nor was there any damage done the wagon.
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MoSEY.-The Common School Commits
sioner, John NJ. Philips, Jr, has Just re-
ceived the inatallment Of Public School
money due on the 18th February, and Is
ready to pay Ia every teacher his proper
share
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MunrHY MATTERS. u. VI. Gano
addressed large audience in the Court.
house last Monday on the subject Of TEN
PcraHcc, and arcurcd ~ siener- To the Mur-
ply pledge. At Mount Moriah Church.
Highland, Sunday evening, W. II. Miller
aud Wallace varnon increased the roll Ga.
A meeting will he held there again next
Sunday At O'Clock, aud also at Double
SPRING. Wayncsburg, at the same hour.
!. ,. Bobbiti, Esq, will deliver temper.
anoe Grafton in the Christian Church, Illus.
tonvillc, tomorrow night ct : O'Clock.
"Iadie-. especially, invited To attend
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LApIEs, 60 and see those beautiful pat
terms Of cheap Poplin dress goods just re-
ceiyed by HAYDEN Bros,
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PERsoSAL.-Mrs. ID. u. Bowman and
Miss Jennie Bowman, Of Mercer, arrived
this week and are guests Of Miss Kate
wiihers. Miss Lou McClelland, a Lex
ington belle, is guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Levi Hubble. Mrs. win Burton, Of Illus
tonyillc, is visiting Mr.. Geo. II. McKin-
W.. sti-- n-s.s- .--r-s,~ '-rs,. 'ss.l-
damsel is registered al the st. Asaph. Miss
Maggie Gaines Harris, has returned from a
visit To her cousins, the Misses Craig, in
Danyillc. Mrs. George II. Bruce, left
yesterday for short visit to her parents at
Lancaster. Mr. james T. Craig returned
from Vanderbilt University yesterday. He
says he is in had health, hut he don't look
much like it Miss Florence Ball has re-
turned from visit to friends in Madison.
Mrs. Dr. q. W. Bronaugh, who has boon
visiting At Crab Orchard, returned yesler-
day with Miss Kate Hays.
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Wa have added 10 our stock full line
Of Buggy and Wagon Harness, Gear Briieh'
ing, Saddles, Bridles, and all kinds Of re-
pairs Tor Harness a.,
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TnE Britton Dramatic Company has
heen PLAYING here this week To good ho uses.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the hard times that
are depressing all Of Us, We find that our
friends, Hayden Bros, are selling their
goods at prices which will enable all per-
sons to supply themselves.
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HEAD QUARTERS for Horse Collars,
Iiames, Trace Chains, Back-bands, Blind
Brides, Pillow Lines, lIame Strings, &c.i
&C., at prices on solid rock-bo,lom at
Wearen n Evans.
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DEArH OF CART. PHrLPs.-On Sunday
afternoon last, Capt. J. NJ. Philips, SEN,
died of apopleSy, in the 7lth year Of his
ace. lie was born in Amherst county, Va,
and in 1910 moved with his father TO Ken
mcky. who settled on Gilberts' Greek, in
this county. In 1880 Capt. Philips went
10 Louisiana, where he was married. For
twenty years he followed the life Of a
steamboat captain, and operated successful
" on the Mississippi, Red and Arkansas
Rivers. lie subsequently purchased farm
in Louisiana, and became a noted cotton
planter. Two years after the war he brought
his family back to Kentucky, and settled
in this county, where he has since lived.
Capt. Philips was an old-iOshioned gentle
man-quiet, unassuming, and with pleas
ing faculty Of letting other peoples BUSH
meas alone. file was a member Of the
Christian church, and an Odd Fellow Of
distinction. 4 good citizen has been ia
ken from our midst, and the public gener-
ally join the family in their sorrow at the
oss. The remains were laid away in the
Buffalo Cemetery on Monday evening.
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VIZ sell full size papers lAndrcth's Gar
den Seeds at &c. WEARTN n EVANS.
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GARprN Srrp, : cents q paper ut the
=. q. Store.
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wEARrN n EVANS sell good two horse
wagon with he'd and brake, for so.
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HrAp Quarters tor all kinds Of garlcn
Seeds al WFAREN n EvAN~.
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Now that the silver bill ha. lccomc -
law, money will soon become morc album
dani. In view II this fact, one II the lar
gest dry goods houses in this town j. ma
hing arrangements to bring q tremendous
stock Of new goods to the market To-
make shelf room, they are offering bar.
gains in eroy hing. ~ course We refer To-
HAYDEN Bros.
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81 80 buys an Oliver Chilled Plow,
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than any pillow made, or no sale.
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Il the question frequently asked since your
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Brown, the Mind-Readsr, will give an
exhibition of his wonderful powers at the
Town Hall on Tuesday night the i2th inst.