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DIED.

LEIGrTON.-on Tuesday, January %, 1875, at
four o'clock A. w., AuDTR. daughter Of Peter II.
and c. Q. Leighton, aged 10 years I months aud 20
days.
Tho funeral will take place from her parents
residence, corner Of Wood and seth streets, Thur.
day afternoon at hali.past two O'clock.
This lovely bud, 80 young, 80 fair, +.
Called hence yearly doom,
Just came 10 show how sweet q flower
In Paradise would bloom.
HAGAE.-on Tuesday morning, January q,
1878, at 7 O'clock, Thomas YiscKET, son Of Catha.
rine Hagau, ased II years.
Funeral from tile residence Of his mother, No.
zoos EoGrstrect, on Thursday morning, 9Th inst,
at 0 o'clock. RequiCm Mas at the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception. Friends Of the family
arc respectfully invited to attend. Intermcnt
at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
ARKLR.-on Tuesday afternoon, January %,
1873, at 5 O'Clock, ANAsrAslA, vile OF Robert A.
Ankle, aged ~ Year,.
Funeral services at the Church Of The lmmaeu-
late ~cOnceptloa, on Thursday morning at sh
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited oat-
tend Interment at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
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MARRIED:

MISUNDERSTANDING Rev: John II.
Aushey, at Dallas, West Virginia, on Saturday,
January 18th, 1878, Mr.. LRRoY ALEXANDER. Of
West Alexander, Pa., and Miss ALLIR l. NC
NENcII, Of West Alexander, Pa.
McCRAcKEN-BANE-By Rev. John Il. Au-
GhCy, At Dallas. West Virginia, on Tuesday, De;
Mis- ALICE c. BAsE, both Of Dallas, W. Va:
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Note.
MouNpsvn1E, January q, 1878.

MouNDsvrI1E, january q, lSIS.
Editor InSlllGencCr.
Miss Emma Moore missionary, Of
this place, arrived in Bombay on the
morning OF December l4th, and was mar.
ried at 6 o'clock the same evening, in'the
Methodist Chapel, by Rev. Mr.. Rowe, TO
Rev. J. E. Scott. In one Of her letters
during her voyage she said she would
send you aletter as 0 o az she settled In
her new home. N.
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TUESDAY, Tho 2oth day Of March, 1878,

commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the FRONT
DOuE or THE COURT HOUSE OF PRESTON
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, proceed 70 sell 70
the highest and best bidder the following desctlbed
real estate, or 20 much thereof a. may V nicely
10 pay the debt secured BY Eaid decd Of uus, anu
the accTutd interest thereon, ana tne expensJs "
Eay; The following real estate and property, STU
Aid In Preston county, West Virginia, on the wa
ierS al ThFea Forks creek, known IS the
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1IRUsTEE's SALE
.GIades Iron Works,
1lRUsTEE's SALE
Preston County, West vlrglnIa.

Nv Wire Of a deed Of trust made BY, Abncr br1ns,
Jr.. 10 he undersigned trustee, dated the ION oay
Of December, 1876, and Of Itcotd anlong the tant
TecoTISoT Pre,ton county, West Virginia, ln Trust
Decd Book No. %, PIP. SIS, 500 and S21, will on
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GENERAL NOTICES.
STATEoF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
y Circuit Court. November %, 1871.

y Circuit Court. November Is, 1871.
ass'f: Baird In a.,pnpat With an attachment.
The object Of this suit Ia 10 recover from the de-
PENDANT S2,0s9, with interest thereon IRON the lst
day Of, January, 1871, until payment, due plaintiff
from defendant for services n physician, rendered
defendant by plalntifrin attending The defendant
and his family during the years from 1871 TO 1876,
Inclusive, and TO subject The property Of the de.
fendanta attached herein to the 6ytnentthereOi and
Of the coatsof this suit, and Il appearing from the
atldayit Of Alfred Caldwell died herein that the
defendant Il not a resident Of this State, and the
defendant not having been served with 1 copy Of
tho order o. attachment or with process In this
suit, II luther appearing that the Rtna Life Insu-
rance Company Of Hartford, Connecticut, gArnishee
was indebted 70 tho dsiendant In S2S9 when sum.
moned as earulAhte in this suit; It's ordered by the
Cnurt that said defendant b required 70 appear
within four week after the date Of the FIRST publ
cation Of this order and do what Il necessary 10
protect his Interests, and that this order shall be
puhliIhed and posted n orlers Of publication are
Itlulrcd 10 b published and posted by Law,
Ieste- HAMUEL u. MCCULLOUGH, Clerk.
CALDWELL d CALDWELL, Attorney for Prn.
iai6.W
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Foa SALE.
noR SALE

oisr tor ale my properly on Alaiu street, cHn.
dsting ofiRo store rooms and dwelling, Nos ~
No. i aisa Sflr iGF ale The snlo0n In room No.
MI With All the hxiures complete, o. . kfe;at
bS,ysin' TefnS easy. For lull Particular apply
70 JoekN N s sSIS aai1 ,sTe.,.
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HANNIBAL FORBES, Tnha.
January 18th, 1875. III

HOUSE Fob sALE.-I otter for nlt In ID,
Ill on south Front street, Island, In EhEIIs,
btside. HouAe contains nine rooms, rantt, n
room and water closet; wash house and Oi69
In the basement. There are hot and udi NJ
and gas fixtures on all three tloon. Tie hhg
by 12S feet, and the grounds well lmpIuti,
Terms easy. Apply to Hervey d Britt
JOHN MORGAN,
sep2z South Front 6tret, lGoL
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pUB1Ic SALE OF A yALUABWLE
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1878.
rRUsTEE's SALE OF
Valuable Fifth Ward roperh

BY virtue Of aided Of trust made hy .lO.,hv
Ferfel and vile 10 james 4, Wheat, a, ~
dated February lst, 1879, and TcCurIei 1h,s",, n
land records Of Ohio county, West vITiNI, .
Trust DEED Book No. 8, pages ~ aud III ~ :
an order Of the tircait Court Of Ohio CUNT n
Virginia, made on the 10th day Of EoTsab,! ~
substituting my name as Trustee In ma NJ
trust, 10 the place and stead Of JImeS NJ.
decd, / will offer for sale at public auttIon isS,
highest and best bidder, nj tho front a., a Il
Court House Of Ohio county, West YGEinIL a
SATURDAY, the 10th day Of Felruly, Isl
Commencing at 10o'clock a. NJ, the tolly,l,
Bcribed property, that IL 10 say: The In, ~
brick building nj the south east CoIuer d m
and Webster lnow 10Th streetS, In th4i n,rtSts
city Of WhDGllnB known as Centre WhAtllhk
gether with so much OF the lois n~uubsulNiIh.
seven and ninety Isl and 90 on which NJ,
Ing has been erected, together with AndIbdnis
that part Of lot numbered ninety 100 10 nv ~
thereof, extending to the alley, and IyIng bTtS1
the liue Of thu. centre Of the South val y
building extended 10 aid alley.
1HRhs OF SALR. $3.50, land Is mucA NM
the purchaser may elect TO rayl and the Ei
sale, In calh; $500 on the istdiy Of Fehunr ia
$l2i0 on the ltldAy Of February, 1885, SllNsIIi
LIST day Of Februury, 1881; Sil2O on the IL IIt
February, 1882. SlOG0 on the Let day Of INt11
1888; aud the balance Of the purchase hSt,i
any, on tho taid lat u February, lSsI; al Eis
terest from the day Of sale-deleFrtd pypfst
be secured by deed OF trust on the pfoIsry ~
and buildings 10 be insured by purchaser b b
eft Of the trust.
HANNIBAL FORBES Tuda.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

elm Grove Aecommodation.-T train only
runs between Wheeling md Elm Grove.
tDLlIy except sunday-Newark Accommodation.
tSteubenVille AecomlnodAtion.-This train dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
MGrtinS Ferry and Belaire, stopping when requi-
red at sherman House, Rtnayille, West Wheeling
anil Gravel Hill.
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FOR SALE,

ToR sALI-one Of Coleman's rst.Dt n. :
j chimes. VIII be sold cheap. Y
jAi9 &. p. HILDRprp
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

trrAHTED-srTUArIoN BY TWO GIRLS
w 70 do general houseWOrk. Apply ut NJ. 2l2i
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he GLAD 10 have him back lie a popu.
lar christian gentleman and will LONG b.
remembered by the people Of Stanford.
A collection for the benefit Of the Yellow
Fever sufferers was taken mp At the Pres.
byterian church last Sunday evening. Thir.
ty-sis dollar were raised.
Rev. ). r. Peoples will preach at the
Methodist church at II O'Clock Sunday
week, on the relation Of Pastor to people,
provided his successor docs not arrive he.
fore.
THE protracted meeting at Turnerville,
conducted by Mr. - Terrill Of the Chris.
tian Church, is still progressing with una.
bated interest. Twenty-Five persons had
professed up to last night
Superintendent Severance, Of the Chris.
tian church requested last Sunday, that
each scholar will bring a contribution for
the yellow fever sufferers on next Sunday.
The congregation on last Sunday night
raised SIS.
The interest in Mr.. Barnes meeting At
Edmonton, increases rs the days go by and
the large Tabernacle" capable Of holding
twelve or fifteen hundred il generally we'll
filed. Confessions to last Sunday nirht
number li3.
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Personal.

H''"AAAi mas "'"'"'i 'ro'n
. :,
-, ~ :, ,s s"AAA' NJ" gone '" S'e''''h'e
49, NV N"'''''"N
-. - ~, = :" '"' '''''-' ~'''''''s sna
'.
'"l, o. = var "iSkts and G. ". hhode-, Of
hah''''r' we're IN to~n this ~ecs'
Mas. JouS NJ. Han hs, been confined 10 her
I'D ioT the last iwo ~eek. With Rheumatic saeo-
tons
Ma Ios stVkr.x,, ma. ,.,,,,...l 49,, c,.s.,.
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. J. NJ. Bruce will preach at Crab
Orchard on Saturday, the 2sth. and Sun
day. the 18th, at n O'Clock.
The protractsd meeting which was COM
menoed by Rev. J. NJ. Bruce at vina Grove
Church, near spsedwell, in Madison cOnn.
", closed las, Saturday, with IS addiii ons
The Kentucky Annual Conference con-
yened In Shelby willie, on Wednesday, aud
will continue eight days. Bishop Pierce,
Of Georgia, presides. Rev. J. X. Pee
plies lsf, on Tuesday, to attend. II is not
likely that he will be returned TO this APP
pointment, though his many friends would
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A FEARFUL FALL IN CArrLr.-Three
fat heifers belonging to Mr.. John NJ. Hail,
took notion to walk over the 20 foot ciifi
at Duddersr's mill this week. They tore
away the brush and limbs in their descent,
struck the mill pond with terrible
splash and swan over to the other side,
apparently none the worse Of for the fall.
This Il the same clia that old uncle Jim.
my Short fell over several years ago while
attempting to cut fishing pole On his
way down the clia and to the bottom Of
the mill pond, he deliberately shut his
knife up and put il in his pocket, and
when rescued was found to he damaged
only by the weiiing.
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BrsfSEss NOTICES.


Buy Truss Of Bohon a starg.
C,x
~ ." '"""" I" S'Aes"
Buy your School Books al Chensult's.
c,ocv..,.., -, -,
~ NJ c'e"heu ahu rep"'reh 'hen'
yor "a, huv ff..l v..v .h..,, =,
lhe.a,I,'. w '"f w
hkApQuAhrERs Tor Paints 81 all kinds
chenanit's.
StwtSo M.cuxrs M ali l,n,,. ..o.,..,,
and adjusted by Carson 4 Doddss
Lon nj Poke, Ko;v.. n, 49,, a. -.
room E,r new IL, a, ,L.n.,,i,,.
fuLL and complete stock Of School
booNN can We iound AZ Anderson n McRob-
erls'
FiSr assortment 81 Toilet Scars. hair.
nail, tooth brushes, and pcrfumery, very
cheap Al Chenanlfs.
L.,
b;.., .ni |, 3'IIi...,. ST.. s. ~ ~ -,
a,.l. 4 NJ a n ST. t"'s"' "'"'s
" ~ '""'S
Jusr received q large supply ~ Books,
States, Paper, Pens, Ink, and every thing
needed Tor Schools. ri u. X. Chenauit's.
n.x,r ,rv w..., ,,,, 800, L.
read IN. ,i,s,,I.smsn, ~" ~ a;o,,,.nts
nl,,fo," .nS sn,,na w. ,n1 ~ Ia"l
son farm wagon, In this paper, and write
H. lieweti, Field Co, Louisville, for
catalogue.
A.. 49,,
L.. ~, ,Iu. :" 20 " ,e,y
ls,ns s,,..I N ,s NV. ..o""'e ~
/ Win,s, &C. ro, " n ~ 20
s,,ss,s on;.siIi, ~" r. . aa 1880 s.
~ to -, a, - '"'' "''e "'e- UP
"'"
LivEn u KIS0.-The liver Is the impe-
rial organ 81 the whole human system, A. !
u controls the life, health and hsppine-s
~ man. When u v Disturbed in it, prop. |
er sciion. all Kinds OF ailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food, the |
movements u the heart and blood, the &C
tion Of the brain and nervous system, are
sli immediately connected with the work
ing' 81 the Liver. II has been successfully
proved that Green's August Flower Ia I'M
equalled in curing all persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the
numerous symptoms that result from an
unhealthy condition % the Liver and
stomach. Sample bottles 10 Try. 10 cents.
Positively sold in all towns on the West
ern Continent Three doses will prove
that = lu-t what y"n want For sale by
bohoa A siaeg.
Fa.xx I,.,,.,s p.L.. N,,.,iI.
a,,oIs, -. ~, s.,iso,, -.
lion. ,L,, - - -. -" 49,,
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An On swIspLE-A number of our
citizens whom every body had given credit
Tor more sense, have heen vicimiEed by
couple Of swindlers claiming to represent
the Western Medical Works Of Indianaro.
lis, Indiana On Saturday last they came
across Mr.. Higgins Kelly, on the road near
his house, and succeeded, by their we'll
learned and glibly told story Of the great
profit to accrue from 1t, in making him
sign what he supposed to be contract to
become their agent for the sale Of their
"Family Medicines" in this county, hut
which he learned to his sorrow, afterwards,
was his negotiable note for sis2, PAYABLE
at the Farmers Bank Of Stanford, three
months after date, for A. cases Of the Med.
icines to he hereafter furnished TO him.
Mr.. Kelly, who Is an honorable farmer, Is
subject 10 occasional tits Of mental aberra.
tion, and ne says that during one of those
fits the note was signed. lie says he has
but little recollection Of the affair lie
came 10 town on Monday, and placed the
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CASEY COUNTY NEWS.
MtsfaieAsrs


The health Of our community Is tolera-
bly, good, some sickness among the chill.
dren, only.
SHEEP SALE
Mr. Wigham, Of Lincoln county, bought
last Saturday, Of Cofsy a Bryant, rs head
OF mountain sheep at 81 per head.
HOLDING MEETING IN THE WOODS.
The meeting at Richards' School house,
mentioned In our last, 10 now being carried
on in the woods near by, on account OF
some objection on the part Of the Trustees
and teacher o: the school.
sURaLAaY.
Sone sc0undrel or scoundrels entered
Mrs. Nancy Coaey's house on last Friday
night. and after relieving the pockets OF
John and W. A. Coaey, OF about $500, left
without disturbing any Of the inmates OF
the house. We have not been able 10
learn the particulars Of this bold robbery.
TuE SURVEYORS.
Mr.. William Beszlsy aud party, a sci Of
the jolliest fellows you ever saw, who have
been In this county for several months
surveying the lands Of Enoch Bunieti, de-
ceased, are located at the toll-ga,e one
mile above here. understand that Mr..
Bealley intends making splendid dinner
for the ladies Of this Community before he
leaves us. ~ course a special Invitation
will be eIieaded To CERTAIN yonng widow
u our t0sn. Gro.
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H0mr AFFArRs.
Severance q DwSderor.


A short talk with our patrons and the
public generally.- Our long experience in
the Dry Goods trade, and constant study
Of the tastes Of our patrons, gives n. an nd.
''''''se "o' possessed NY many We nat
ter ourselves that we can buy better goods
=, towo. s.. 49,, -, -
$50 WV" '''' WV wv" "
give better bargains than any other house
In the con,,v W. ,osl ,h., an, oe.u.
''e 'Pp'eo'"'eu ny "'' VINO nave taken the
trouble To make our acquaintance. The
hight ofour ambition j. to know every man.
woo,,. AL hill :. 40 =.
WV '' wv" '"
satisfy them beyond doubt that our house
l. the representative store In the co.,,,.
and to do ,bi. We nrono.e IN oes, w, ,hs
''' sOo"' AZ "'ru P"" P''ceSi !" ea'' ana
see Us. You will find ~ ever ready to
.how ,L...,, -,
- -,
~" " H 'o"' '""
and your visit to our store pleasant.
alv,v. heen awarded m. blus ,ibboo and
feel that this Fall We are more en,;,leJ ~
n than eyer To our s,oct of Tho celehr,.
ted X. L. Stevens n Co.'S goods we have
added very cheap and nice apartment Of
Eastern Goods, in pegged and sowed, at
- '""' ''"' " ""'''" =" wv"
Your especial attention Is called to our
- CT, 80 f :" -
-. ,',' ' 'e' NV. s',', ~ '"'e,
"'' '''.'.' s'e' '"n'e', UiT'" :" All
Our stock Of Clothing is the largest and
v".,l aa, W. $500 $500 s naa :" oo', anu
49,. - e, a..
inest Beavers ond Chinchillas.
r.a;s. ,.,,omh.. ,.., 80. .,..l On.
foods Is very fine. All the new patterns
n Dress Goods, from the cheapest calico
u ''e ''e'' '''A'
ladies' Neckties, Bows, Rouches. Collars.
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Mn. louSo's LEcrURE.-Rey. John G.
Young, the learned and eloquent pulpit
orator, Is, with a true christian spirit, de-
voting his time and energies to raising
funds for the Southern sufferers by deliver
a lecture on his Eastern travels, particu-
larry in Egypt" lie has lectured at diff
ferent places three nights this week, and
realized about slG0, which he ia applying
to the purchase Of Champagne at the re-
qnss, Of the Memphis Relief Association,
that much used stimulant being greatly
used in the secondary stages Of
yellow fever. The short notice given
the lecture here caused a smaller attend
anos than would otherwise have been, tho
the sum Of $26 was realized. The lecture
was an interesting account Of his travels,
told in an admirable manner, with enough
Of spice and anecdote to make il entertain
ing to every one. The peroralion on the
great wants Of the sufferers and the broth
srly love that prompts the glorious contri-
buttons from all parts Of our common
country, was eloquent In the extreme. Mr..
Young will deliver the lecture at Lebanon
next week, where a crowded house ought
and will no doubt greet him.
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conS.Serase R~issS A...essss...

LOUISVILLE, Ky, SEPT. "a, 1873.
Capt. w. H. Muier,
SIR:-The Executive Com
mittee Of theConfederste Relief Association
has appointed you to organize ssb-com-
miitee Of Relief in your county, to cooper.
ate with them in the purpose Of raising
money and provisions for the plsgue-rid-
den South. Your prompt and efficient
work to this end Is expected and will he
highly appreciated, not only by your com.
rsdes, but by a people afflicted beyond all
description and precedent.
Respectfully, CLINT McCLARry,
.... sec'y and Tres.
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EvrRY salesman in the house Of Hayden
Bros has orders to sell any thing called
for, and thus not permit any money to 60
out Of the house to he spent elsewhere.
Their object IL To make room for the largest
stock ofsoods that ever entered their door,
at any one season. Avail yourselves 81
this rare chance 10 get bargains
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The New srRIEr.-for year or more
the question Of opening a new street
from the Somerset turnpike to the Depot
has been talked Of, and for a long time
threatened to end In talk. But We are
glad to know th~' all the necessary steps
have been taken. this week, aud that the
street will be made at once. A Commits
sion decided to allow Mrs. Polly Alcorn
$3.50 damages, hut she chose in lieu there
Of To have ravine stopped ~, which, in
wet weather, empties its mud and water in
her yard. The Trustees accepted this prop
osition. and released her from making any
Of the sidewalk. The street will be great
advantage to ieamsters. as the grade will
be much lighter than the present one to
the Depot.
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LINCOLN COUNT NEWS.
Pin1foscss.

PisSfosca.
so SAY We.
Rah for Little Phil.
FATrESING HOGS.
There are good many hogs being fed in
this neighborhood.
CUTTING CORN.
Farmers are cutting their corn in order
that they may sow wheat.
sickness.
Mrs. Strother Wager has been at the
point Of death for several days.
HORSE SOLD.
Mr.. win Alexander sold his fine buggy
horse to Mr.. Holman, Of Bowling Green
for 1925
INCREASING THE SIZE OF THE TOWN.
Mr.. McHenry Gooch is putting up a
blacksmith shop just beyond our town
limits.
1T WILL NOT.
The Lancaster paper has again changed
its name, but We are in hopes il will not
be like the Danville Looal, change politics.
SCHOOL MATTERS.
Miss Hattie Cleland is teaching at
Bright's School-house in the place Of Pro-
fessor Baker, he being quite sick and una.
BILE to teach.
PREACHING.
Rev. John L. Smith preached a very in.
teresting discourse at New Providence last
Sunday. Rev. MIR. Alspaw will preach at
the same place on the 9Th Sunday in This
month.
ACCIDENT.
Mr.. h. Barnes, house carpenter at Bry-
antsville, while on his way to Ms. Engle.
mans to do job Of work, was thrown
from his 6ery and untamed steed, and
considerably bruised.
Dos'r CALL FIN DEAocRArs
Where there is will there Is way.
Some OF our veal. kneed Democrats want.
ing an excuse TO bolt, say they will not
support Little Phil becanse he was not
their choice. Il is impossible 20 run a
man that is every body's choice, 50 IL you
can't get your choice, you must take some
body else's. Oh, how the RAIDS love TO
hear you talk that way. Don't consider
that you are voting for the man, but for the
party, that is the only way We can be sue
cessful. The RAIDS might nominate the
blacklist negro that ever breathsi the
breath Of life, and they would support
him. They wouldn't bolt and vote for
Democrat 10 save his life. NOW let Il be
every true Democrats will to stand up like
men and support Little Phil. Then II the
RAIDS think they can win, let them bring
out their strongest man and risg him in.
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BruR GnAss FARM ron saLr.-Dr. To-
gan, Of STANFORD, desires to sell his farm
which Is about Eve miles from Stanford,
Ky, and about two miles from q Station
on the Cincinnati Southern X. H. Said
fsrm Is we'll fenced, we'll waiered, and
splendidly set In grass. Il contains ie5
scrr-, IL convenient to schools. in good
neighborhocd, and lies beautifully.
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WIrr wHrrrfSa.--Judee Rochester oc-
cupied the bench for the first time on Mon.
day. II was a negro wife-whipping case
and he let Of the whipper, Allen Collier,
with s. and costs. There !. many man
that would pay that amount and more, for
the privilege II threrhing the old woman,
when .he gets into one Of her ianirnms.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20

PoLIcs JuDsE.-Mr. S. 5. Myers having
refused 10 qualify, the Governor has, On pc
titiOn, appointed q. AsC. Rochester, Esq.
to the position Of Police Judge Of STAFFORD.
lie received his Commission this week, has
qualified and entered upon the diacharge
Of his dntisa
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20

THr charming weather will cause the
ladies to be out In search Of pretty thing.
for Fall and Winter wear. We advise
them no, to fail to call at Hayden Bros. in
their psrambulations. because one Of the
hrm !. now In the Eastern markets buying
gccds for the house, and almost every Er.
pres train brings from him something
stylish and Of the very latest fashion In
the line Of goods suited to ladies wear.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20

WILL M PRErARED FOR AMY EsEReEs.
GIVE learn from Judge Mcclure, Of
Rockeastle, that he does not intend to be
caught mapping during the coming Circuit
Court hut viii he prepared to successfully
resist any attempt that may be made to
rescue any Of the prisoners. Judge Nc.
Clue Is a man Of great personal courage,
and knows the importance Of rigid exc
eution Of the laws, and We venture the
prediction that rs poor as Is the Rockcas-
tie jail, no prisoner will leave il until Law.
fully permitted to do 90.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20

Tnr Crsrrrny.--some much NEEDED
improvements are being made At the BaiIa.
10 Cemetery, hnd We trust the good work
will continue until the spot i made more
slightly IN every respect.