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MAR RIaGES.

Mr.. james u. Patterson Of jamestown,
we'll known in the Turneryille neiehbor-
hood, was married last week To Miss Belle
Snow, Of Adair county.
Licenses to we'd were this week issued To
Mr.. George r. Pullum and Miss Mary +.
Moore, both II this county, aud TO Mr..
Nelson Moore, of Pulaski, aud Miss Caro-
line Hall
Al the residence Of the brides father, On
yesterday, Mr.. Erwin r. Davis, Of West
Virginia, was married TO Miss Fannie NJ.
Corn. daughter of Elder W. T. Corn, 81
the Christian Church.
The sample 81 cake and other good
things sent ~ from the receptions given at
Squire W. X. Carson's and Mr.. Daniel
Stsgg. Sra, To Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Z. Stage,
have kcp, us supplied for week. Thanks.
Craddock, Of the Paris True K,atHolion,
copied our notice Of Mr.. VI. u. Lytle's
marriage, and remarked that he felt en-
Outraged TO know that man rs old As Mr..
L. could induce Young lady To become
his wife. We don't see where the encour-
agement comes in. as Mr.. Iytle is mere
youth compared to the venerable sage Of
the T-N KenheLiaR.
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. J. Lotion Barnes will preach at the
Methods, Church at II O'Clock Sunday,
and Rev j. H. Peoples at I'm
Presiding Elder W. ". Chamber
lain will hold Quarterly Meeting AT
Watts Chapel, near Crab Orchard, io-mor-
row and Sunday.
Rev. Morri. Evans will assist Mr.. Pee
pies in a protracted meeting to commence
at the Methodist Church here on next
Monday night, (ithl
Rev Green Clay Smith, of Frankfort,
will commence a prolracted meeting IN
Lancaster next Tuesday night 9TH Mr..
Bruce will preach as usual on Sunday.
The converts Of protracted meeting in
progress at Troy, n. v, ac 50 enthusiastic
over their joy on finding the pearl of great
price, aud 50 great is their anxiety to obey
the Biblical commands that they cant wait
for the weather 10 moderate but ga down
INTO the water through a hole cut H. the
ice.
The simple announcement that Rev.
Geo. o. Barnes would preach here last
Friday night acted like magic, and when
the hour for preaching arrived not scat
was to he had in the COur-house. His text
was, "And Jesus came again to Caperna-
um." and the effort was worth, of his great
reputation. When the sweet notes Of the
dear old songs, sung as only Miss Marie
can sing them, and which have been so
las,isgly impressed on the minds of this
people, iilled the building, the audience
seemed entranced with the melody, and
the recolleciions they called up. In an
swer To Mr.. Barnes invitation, old Mrs.
Ayres and her son, 7. H. Ayes, accepted
the Savior and promised to live new lives
Just before the conclusion Of the services
Mr.. Barnes baptized Mrs. j. \. Alcorn,
Judge VI. {. Sauaey and I. J, Anthony,
converts of his meeting last year
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on the morning train and returned him
the following evening, but We have been
unable to learn what revelations were made
BY him. \ rumor has reached Va
that certain parties have tried to bulldo1e
Nailor, but we do not know the rumor to
he reliable. Nailor prciends to he afraid
to stay al home.
PERSONAL sSD orHrR MATTERS.
]. o. Hays, late u Gum Sulphur, has
removed with his family, TO Brodhead. He
will act as Conductor on Mclvin's new
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trait Orchard
FrnHuARY y. ls7s

FEBRUARY %, ISIS.
"TYroCRArmCAL ERROR"
1t was the coio,ei Baptist Church We re.
ferred to in our last letter. The Baptist
Church belonging to the white people is in
nourishing condition, and is under the
supervision Of Rev. Mr.. johnson, who has
been the regular preacher several years.
1t is hoped that none Of the members will
take exceptions to the comments made last
week
CRAB ORCHARD TAKEN ~ STORM.
Monday at II A. NJ two Murphys, Mr..
l.. \. Pitcher and Dr. :. L. Craig, made
their appearance in our quiet and temper
ate town and in less than an hour, notices
Of the Murphy meeting were seen on every
corner and street BY p. NJ, the Baptist
Church was crowded with people DESTROYS
Of hearing and learning OF the grN move
ment now being agitated throughout the
State. After two appropriate songsand a
prayer by Rev. Mr.. johnson, Mr.. Pitcher
was INTRODUCED, who delivered an address
suited to the occasion. lie described the
Murphy movement and gave a detailed ac-
count of Francis Murphy from his boy
hood to the establishment Of the Murphy
movement Mr.. Pitcher spoke about an
hour when "IIold The Fort" was sung and
li0 persons consisting Of the old, the
young, the fair and beautiful, great and
small marched mp the aisles and signed the
pledge Mr.. Robert Blain followed next,
and spoke of the Washingtonian Order, the
good accomplished by it, Sc, also spoke Of
several pathetic scenes caused by intern
pcIancc. pr. Craig was induced and made
brief speech, and though the smiles Of
embarrassment shone WILDLY on his yisage,
his maideneilo werecrowned with success.
There is M doubt that Murphy meet
ings will effect great good every where, but
our community had undergone a radical
change before that night, and we had M
conversions but divers men who had ne.
formed Of their own Tree will, united with
the Murphys. OnISE.
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LAND, STOCK AND CROP ITEMS.

4 Scott county Eve has just given birth
10 Io"r 'a'n"~' "o'"'' "'"' '''''"' "'''S
"e'''
Twenty shares Of stock in the Clark
county National Bank sold last week at
$50 per share.
,
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rap o''n,,"' ~, "','" wy "r .1 - -
,,,,.,.
M''' T. W. "'i'"''' "''' w" , w. -.
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''"'''"''''' "''' ''''''''' " w.
W. Louis Wiihers sold . ear loads of
mules and horses in Atlanta aHd Columbus
Georgia, at fair prices. lie says good
mules range in prices from go to $50
'''"'
A farm Of 800 acres Of land near Win
chester, belonging TO j. III. Col, sold on
Monday in small parcels for s13,s'O. \
great deal of CLARK county land is offered
Tor sale.
,,hs.loofo N.o,gar;s in Iouisvills
Co.., a. 400 .npls,bac, bro,,btsl50O n
-. - ians sIno. a Ti,.r 300. a Zebra
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SOME OF ITS ADVANTAGES.

Its construction differs from all Aorahls Co~b
Hire. because the keeper has snly 10 open the
door Of the Hive aud pull the frame. hses. honey
aud all out at once, when they. can be examined.
died, showed hack Instantly, the door closed and
all Is safe. In one minute. you can See how much
honey there Is In hive. take out frame Oiled
with honey, and place an empty frame In lie pafe
TO be filled again In . lev days In five minute,
you can divide swarm artiheially, and thus new
&c lose a swarm, but, on the contrary double IL.
In aiayorabe season, irom four 10 SIX colonies eau
he made from one hive. All idle drones can h. shut
out, and the honey they would eat eau he saved.
Perfect ventilation Is secured In Winter and sum-
mer II Is 70 simple In construction that any ~ IL
nary carpeuter can make two or three Ia a day and
the cost VI the material Is about seventy cent,
per hive. Honey can he taken from The top OF the
hive without coming In oontact with the bees. rhs
bss. can he d with bee iseder that soes With the
hive without opening the hive or attracting o'hrr
bees.
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pUavnesbsro
FEBRUARY 9th. 1873.
CANDIDATES


CANDIDATES
are like counterfeit money, they are hsrd
to pass.
Mr.. Zachariah Padgett, Jr., is i'll at pres-
ent Of Consumption. Mr.. Vim. Layton's
child has the fever.
RAIL SPLITTING AND DANCING.
Mr. n. II. Gooch had chopping and
rail splitting last Thursday. There we've
about 40 hands present. Al night he gave
the Young folks nice ball
DEATHS.
Died on the 18th inst, Miss Mary lar
nett, daughter Of Hugh Barnett, Of Con-
sumption. On the pod inst, little infant
Of VIM. Walls. Mr.. James Flint, Of
Kings Mountain, died at his son-in-laws
Cicero Reynolds, near Mckinney Station
on the 18th inst, of Consumption.
RELIGIOUS.
A protracted meeting closed at Doubl,
Springs Church last Monday night; onl.
one addition to the church, he being |
preacher from Williamsburg, White!
county. Kentucky, who joined by letter
The meetin, continued ten days and nights
Rev. Martin Middleton is elected pasto
of the Pleasant Point Church for the ensu
ing year.
THE RESULT OF ALL THAT MARRYING.
Born on the Sth inst, to the wife Of J
u. Long, a daughter. On the 10th inst, Il
the wife Of W. u. johnson, fine girl. On
the 10Th inst, to the wife of y. II. Gooch
daughter. weight about = pounds.
Mr.. i. +. Warner, on last Thursday morn
ing, in calling over his roll of children
found one he had no name for. Its
weight is IA pounds, sex not known to the
writer. On last Friday. Mr.. q. c. Gooch
was made happy by bouncing big boy, hi
weight was Is pounds.
LAND, STOCK AND OTHER SALE.
Mr.. Green McNlulin sold to Mt. Reyn
olds, mare, for S5l. Mr.. J. ID. Long, sold
his farm to W. X. Gooch, containing 81
acres, for the sum Of $40. Mr.. W. $
Gooch, sold to Lewis Mills, his dry goods
store at Eubanks' station, Pulaski county,
Kentucky, for the sum Of 5000. Mr.
Gooch also sold tract Of land lying il
Lincoln county, containing ~ acres, fo
the sum Of 500. Mr.. Il. J. Wilson, OF
Owen county, purchased farm of I. 5
Gooch, containing $50 acres, 10
$500 Mr.. f. =. Gooch then purchased At
adjoining farm containing $50 acres for the
sum of $3.50. Mr.. NJ. II. Gooch, purchase
good mich COW of W. T. Murphy, 70
$50 X. ID. L.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
~
Sereranee q Dwdderar.

Turkey Red Table Linen in new and
beautiful patterns.
Ladies' and Gents kemmed Linen Hand
kerchieis.
Knitting Cotton in all numbers from 8 to
90.
We have a large stock Of Hats which we
propose to sell very chcapin order to make
room.
Gentlemen would do we'll to examine
our Keeps Patent Unlaundred Shirt, pro-
nounced by a number Of la'lies in this vi
cinity to be the best made shirt they ever
saw. We guarantee. y
The Duplex Corset has given entire sat
isfaction. Call and see them.
As the weather is still rainy, and mud
in abundance, Ladies who desire COM
Portable fit, and a shoe that will not leak,
are assured we have them.
Just received, a choice lot Of Hamburg
and cheaper than ever before seen in this
city.
New and elegant Ladies' Silk Handker-
chiefs at fifty and seventy five cents.
Now is the time to buy your Cotton
goods and make up ready for Spring while
yn,, haya mn otkas aa-;ao ms, kanI W.
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LTyCOLS COUSTy NEWs.
PinNfO,rn
FfWVfptfu
FEBRUARY %, 1873.

FEBRUARY -, lN'0.
FLOWING.
Farmers have commenced turning the
soil since the rain ceased to fall
PERSONAL.
Miss Bettie Harris, Of Stanford. and
Miss Mary Bronaugh, Of Nicholasvillc, are
visiting Miss Eliza Engleman.
OVER THE uSE.
We saw several Of our candidates in
Lancaster, lst MONDAY; they were cleo
pioneering pretty extensively.
NEw MILLER.
Mr.. G. y. Engleman has secured the ser
vices Of Mr. Theodore Cary, an experience
ed miller to run his mill the remainder Of
the season.
SHEEP DYING.
There seems 10 be m epidemic among
the sheep in this locality; We hear Of va
rious persons loosing their sheep from
some unknown cause.
IN SEARCH OF GREEN FIELDS.
Mr.. Sam. Bruce, an enierprising young
farmer Of the Shelby City neighborhood,
has been in this neighborhood in search OF
grass. Sam has large LOT Of sheep on
hand, aud he says they have abou, con.
sumed what grass he had.
TRIPPING THE LIGHT FANTASTIC.
We had the pleasure Of attending so.
cial dance last Wednesday night given by
Miss Lizzie Bryan. 1t has never been gu,
good fortune to attend party that We en-
ioyed more. Judging from the number o
compliments we have heard since, each
and every one present was equally a
we'll pleased a. we were.
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R0CECsSrLE COTXTY NEWs


hrOOheuu.
FFnRuAay 81, 1873.
,,ru M, .x .,raoprss
III ,oi ,o,nJ.. 40. a.. .o;,o IN
s,,to,a.a ., ho,
ooyr ~. so, . s,.sox
Tho s.hh,,, school a, ,h;a n,,ca hs.
.,.nan,,a1 ,n,;I N. ,;r0, Sabbath In A,,il
orxrn.,
,hao.m.l,w 81 ,his Stat. n ,osc;,, n,
,,o,..,.i i.wg Som. q, An. Iawvsrs .hou,
an, county sea, have besn telling the ,eo.
~. ,h., !, do., mo-, .nn,v 10 N. ,no,,,.i,
aonn,;.s
HERE'S YOUR CEDAR posrs.
We noticed yesterday lot of beautiful
sawed Cedar posts being got out at Mt.
Guthrie, for parties in Central Kentucky,
nj 40 cents each,
"a PLATFORM"
Tom Blincoe and his boys are building
a new platform for the convenience Of the
Railroad Company and its patrons; ne
cessity that was beginning to be sorely
felt, /. G. by the patrons.
THE DEMOCRATIC STANDARD BEARERS.
Agreeable to previous appointment the
Democratic County and District Commit
tees met at the Courthouse in Mt Vernon,
Monday, the cath inst, for the purpose Of,
II possible, adjusting the claims Of the va
rions candidates for county Offices. All
the candidates, without exception, we be-
lieye, submitted their interests to the dis
erection OF the Committees, who, after
about two hours retirement, reported the
following nominations: George Mcclure,
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BrsTxEss NOTICES.


RpAp our advertisements Anderson 4
McEcbcrts.
CRAM Lighters, all lengths and colors
Call on anderson 4 McI'cbcris.
CiL and settle your accounts immedi
siely. ANDERSON 4 MoRonrnrS'
LANpRrrn's White Onion Set, yer,
cheap. Call At Anderson a McIloberis.
Coir's New Model Sclf.Cocking Pistols
win shoot backwards. Anderson a Nc
Rohrts
LASpnrrHs Extra Early MAY, Tom
Thumb. Blue Imperial and Marrowfat
Peas, in BUN, cheap At Anderson 4 Nc.
Roberts
Tur Cheapest Clothing in the South
west !. sold At Dcppens' Clothing House,
Louisville.
Grr usa call for Landre,h's Seed. ~
pecislly for Pumpkin See,l --Anderson n
Mci,ohcrt-.
L.Snnrrus Extra Early Adams Corn,
Early York Adam's Corn, the lesl, NJ An.
derson n McIobcris'.
Dny sired Kal-ominc cheapcr and more
beautiful Than Wall Paper, ~ sale by
Anderson n Mckobcrts.
LASpRrrn's Lettuce, Cabbtc. Bccts.
Cucumbcrs, large size pa pers. at5 ccnt-, At
Anderson 4 MeRobeHs'.
QUARTERLY CourT l. VERY clsr II hand
We will he compelled 10 paipnizc this
Court. Anderson \ Mclioherts.
TO 10 the Bakery zoe fresh Brad, fresh
Oysters, Pouliry. Eggs, Butier,ssl all luz.
nrie- 81 the day. SNrrm a HfLLrH
4 Uifr.- We arr closing ou,pnr stock
II ulssa lamps. of beautiful a,yes, at pri-
cea 10 suit the times. sNfru A dn.Lrn.
C.IL anil .ec the New Davi. 5 ,wine Ma.
chine ai Bohon y Stage. Cheqsst, hest
and liehtest running Machine in the
world
gAyr af sale 500 bushels 81 Eirly
Rose and Peerless Irish rotatoe., and Is
hbls II 2.year old apple Vinegar
Gro. T McRosrnrs
A GENTLE lIiSr--in our siyh Of eli
mate. with its sudden changes ~ fmpcra-
iure rain, wind and sunshine oitsi inter
minglinc in single day-ii Is nc wonder
that our childrn, friends AMI rclaivcs arr
80 frequently taken from ~ by ncglcctei
colds. half the deaths resulting directly
nom this cause. 4 bottle Of Bschee's
German Syrup kept about your hsme for
immediate u-c will prevent serious sick
nes-, large doctors hill, aud srhap-
death. by the Use Of three or foui doses
For curing Consumption, iIcmorahage~,
Pneumonia, Severn Coughs, Group y any
disease Of the Throat or Lungs, ii- siccea-
Is simply wonderful, A. your drugglu will
tell you. German syrup j. nov old in
every town and village on this continent.
Sample bottle for trial. 10 GENTS regular
sine, IS cents.
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TENNESSEE
BEE HIVE!
FARM &COUNTY RIGHTS.
TO ALL WHO HAVE BEES.

The undersigned. having purchased Of the Paien-
tee the exclusive right In this Hive for nearly all
Of the counties Of Kentucky, now oner 10 supply
persons with Farm and County Rights and with
the privilege 10 make the ssme. The honey Sra
son Is rapidly approaching. March is the time TO
examine your bees, to sec that they have enough
honey TO last them until tho flowers come. or to
see that they have not too much. II too much, the
bees have not room enough TO raise their brood.
from the fact that there Is too much honey and a
part should be taken gu, with honey singer. and
the comb replaced, or other empty comb put In It's
place TO receive new brood.
We claim and can show that In Ave minutes, any
one can arfiaciaiiy swarm or divide colony In this
Hive.
II has been before the public seven years, and
has been tested by thousands. and Id no instance
hss II hiled to give the highest satisfaction to the
bee-keeper. Those Who have tried II will use
other, Practical bee-keepers pronounce II superb
or to all Others combined, and even q novice In bee
keeping finds It pleasant and prohta to raise
bees and secure honey with the Tennessee Hive
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and Ollie White, Of Richmond, were en-.
tertained at ~. q. r. Hills amid q circle
of friends
corxry cornr Notrs
On Monday County Court came and
went, minus the usual stir In the line VI
business. Administration was granted Mr..
w. n. Kinnair,i on the estate n Mrs. Sal
" y. Burton, recently deceased. A few
groups, heads, herds, swarms or ilocks Of
cattle exhibited their restless, appealing
eyes on the square; but saw nothing that
rescmbled Alexander importations. A
poor lone mother with her solitary Of
spring was sold at s22 IS to some one who
wanted fresh milk, 25 cents more than
prominent attorney of ours who was also
bidding. May the dairy Of the latter new
er resound with the iirgc, "No cows, no
cream"
THREE RECRUITS FOR THE PESITfSTfARy.
True to its calling, the court bell rings
at morning and noon, but the learned bar
do not seem TO b. overcome with business.
William Benie, indicted for uttering a iorg-
ed letter, was sentenced to two years in the
Penitentiary, that populous enclosure where
the densely crowded inmates can not find
air enough to steer the brig Of life. Among
tho hundred hills hefore the committees
n, tho c.ner,I Assembly tb;s massive re-.
ce,,,cle If crime disease and uncleanli.
meas will prob,bly find its wsy 70 some for.
go,,ep sbelt Georve and David Dunn
two ex .contrabands. were also sentenced to
,w, wears In the Peni,entiary; offence.
grand larceny. Obi We whipping-po posts,
WIN do We tarry2 WIN. Mccoy. charged
x;,b murder had n chance of yenue 10
I;,ooin s.ul P;rJ nrosecu,ed for mur.
der received an honorable acouittsl from
ON, o,oo,.lov;,g inv In the case of Jas
Cnll;e, tried for carvings concealed dead.
lv we.,o, the vcr,,;c, was s25 and ten
j.vs, ;m,r;so,me,, 4, The coun,y ia;l
cr,rpp.r,oSs At CENTRE coLLrar.
The ,scer, ,;me.bonored anniversary.
an r.v.ro,,lv ..soc;,,sd 4, the mind of ey.
~ -, - -, III an a..
-. r .nd - ., s,.,.n :, D..,;lls Ths
-. ID ,,.;, ,onn,.;n. .nd All.
n..d ~. ,.,ro,.n, s.r,h -i,hon, ;n,s,mis.
-ion. VET. beedless Of the unvelcome frowns
- Nh. N,,nra a.. o;,;,.na .nd .,,.n.
..,. collected :, no o,clocl IN the commo.
'I;o,. D, p,..hv,.r;a,C h,,ch IN s,ch ,um.
r.. a., r.. a.. ;..,;,;n. .,r,;,. NJ
"''' ""." WV
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GsRRtRD COUNTY NEWS
Lancaster.
FEBRUARY 81, 1875


FEBRUARY %, 1875.
TEN CONCERTS THIS SEASON.
tn Friday and Saturday evenings the
blind people, called the Southern Favor
ties, gave musical and humorous enter
tainment at the Town Hall. This num-
bers about ten foreign Concerts this season,
a neat little income for the Hall, which
needs repairs most wofully.
SPRAYED his ANKLE.
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. John Logan,
a highly-esteemed young man of this
place, jumped from buggy which was
at the mercy Of FESTIVE horse, and sprain-
ed his ankle severely. Mr.. Logan has es-
tAblished = branch firm of the dry goods
business at Hustonyille, aud returns To his
new home with his usefulness somewhat
impaired
THOUGHT ALL HAD JOINED A MONTH AGO.
On Monday afternoon the Courthouse
was crowded to hear speeches from Gener-
al Gano and the tireless Boone on the les
sons set by Francis Murphy. Threadbare
as is the blue-ribbon loom in Garrsrd, thir-
ty or forty persons were found who had
not till then signed the pledge. Preach
ersville and Grab Orchard have fallen, and
all the other forts are still tumbling.
BARN BURNED.
On Saturday night the large barn of Mr..
Jno. Woodcock, 3 miles from town, was
consumed by fire while the family we're
absent at Danyille. The loss included
quantities Of corn and other supplies. The
illumination was 80 brilliant that the re-
gion for miles around was as light as day,
and several persons at Danyille endeayor-
ed to telegraph, believing that Lancaster
wa ON Ere. Incendiarism is suspected
and rumors are ahoat concerning the af'
fair.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Among our visitors are the following
Miss Susie Finnie, OF Chicago; Miss Nellie
Garrardsef Frankfort; Miss Mamie Jones
Of Danyille; Mr.. c. D. Jones, Of Stanford
Messrs. Jennings, White, Greenleaf, Dunn
Short, Hall and Bennett. Of Richmond
Other gentleman attending oou'f Of mort
public nature were probably here. Oh
"Wednesday evening Misses Ida Jsnninl
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A Coon ArroiSTNrSr.--Collector A. ~.
SwoPe has appointed squire NJ. u. lIughcs
Guagcr and Store Keeper Of this Districi.
The pay i. - per day.
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LIHsf0ariiie.
FEBRUARY 81, 1873.

FEBRUARY u, 1873.
THEY ARE THE BOYS To PArRoSIzE.
Call and examine our stock Of Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, &c.
W. II. SMITH n Co.
LAND SAILS.
On the nd inst, the Dover of Mrs. \.
II. Givens. decd, consisting of 50 acres,
with good Improvements was sold To VIM.
Burton, at So % per acre. At the same
lime George W. Givens sold 40 acres to
VIII McAlisier, at s2i IS.
CALL ASD SEE THEM.
We have just received a lot Of sam
pies from Devlin 4 Co, New York We
are prepared to take your measures for
suits, Gentlemen will do we'll to give rs
a call, as we guarantees aft" in every res
poet. W. II. SMITH a Co.
DEATH.
Died, on the 2lst inst, Mrs. NJ, Hooker,
wife Of DIR. $. q. Hooker, OF Tunersville.
The funeral sermon was preached by Elder
W. l.. Williams, to large assembly Of rel
atives and sympathizing friends; after
which the remains were deposited in the
Cemetery at this pluce.
THE MuRPHys DID Ir.
We have met the enemy and We are
theirs. The opposers are routed horse, foot,
artillery, navy, drums and drug stores,
bars, banners and bottles, toddies and tip
plers, polations and prescriptions, all arr
the apoils OF the victon. Every man, wo-
man and child has donned the blue, except
a few scattering cases, who, like Walton
and sauaey, and Crsar's wife, are above
suspicion.
SPEAKING IN PROSPECT.
The Knights Of Honor expect to be ad
dressed on Friday night at the Christian
Church in this place, by Hon. X. j. Breck
inridge. All are invited 10 attend. Hon
NJ. IL. owsley has consented TO deliver al
address on the murphy movement" at thu
same place on Saturday night OF eours'
he will have . full house. Hon. NJ. Z
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THiATRIcAIs Nrxr WrrK,-fhc Brit
ton Dramatic Company, combination
that comes well recommended, will give u
performance At the Court house here next
Monday evening.
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GoISo To MovE-Mr. :. pfagheinies
will remove his store from Lancaster ST.
next week, to one of the handsome new
room. unarr the NJ. Asaph Hotel.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-01

BACHELOR 90 LAWS. - Mr. Isaac \
Stewart, a promising young man Of Mt.
Vernon, received the degree Of Bachelor of
Laws at the University 81 Louisville, last
TUESDAY.
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CoLoREp ESIGRAuoN.- Henry McNlis-
ter, rolored, with party Of 5 OF 10, LETT
yesterday Ia find homes near Frankfort,
Kansas Many more are To follow in the
Spring
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THE bright aud beautiful weather Of
Yesterday, showed that old winter has NJ
intention OF lingering in the lap Of Spritg.