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"ANo" D. 1910
SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Messrs. Buchanan and james are making
Improvements TO the Hotel now rnpefin'
tended by W. ,. Kennedy, which will add
great deal to the looks o. the building
MORAL imrRoyrMhSr.
Last Saturday was Court day; hut few
cases in Police Court. There has been less
litigation and fewer cases for breach OF the
peace within the last ak months than there
has been before fora long time in this
part Of the county. Temperance, morality.
industry, honor and truth sre the pass
words in the East End.
DISTRICT CONVENTION.
No doubt people Of other precincts wit
messed the same dissatisfaction and want Of
agreement tina, onr people did. IL was
dimeni' TO tell heacs or tails OF the votes
cast here last saturday Tor the respective
candidates. Se'erai negroes voted Tor one
candidate then voted Tor his opponent on
the next count a number OF white men
d'd the same 'hing-and good many were
counted VINO mad no intention OF voting
THE NuRrHYs'
Last week our town was crowded with
Murphyltes, and from Monday until last
Friday night Murphyism had Its full sway
Scarcely a person failed to sign the pledge
There are 500 In all who now wear the
blue ribbon and 1t really seems odd to
meet man without the emblem OF Muir.
Phyism pinned on his coat Crao orchard
was honoreu win distinguished speakers
from stanford during the meetings Messrs'
Hooker and Narnon made favorable and
impressive speeches. MIR. Joe Hayden did
not speak publicly, but he welded great
influence with the iair sex, and caused
quite large number OF them to sign the
pledge. The community was more than
pleased with MI Boone as an advocate oil
Temperance, and his address is surpassed
by none One oil our Young men ''deciar-
ed ne wouid not sign the pledge put there
Is an accomplished young lady IN to~n'
whom he admires very much, ane VINO
pald MN homage WIN oean'i'ni o'"e
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LaND. STOCK AND CROP ITEMS.

The Spring cattle drive in Texas. aocor.
ding IN the San Antonio Erp,,s.. will mum.
Der 223,4oo
At Pat Conway's sale at Hustonville,
Wednesday, 30 heifers sold at $50 Is;
weight about 200 pounds.
u,ono,.n,,,o Co,,r nav To- h,,-
drod bead cattle oasrad mos, all Of which
wore .olJ a, price. r,nr;ng from 81 10
~ o.
A portion Of the John Miller farm, 200
acres was sold last week TO Jacob Harlan
at $50 per acre. The land lies in Boyle
near the Lincoln line.
Thirty sco,, Cou,,v hopd. If $1,000 each
soId las, week a, from mar IN q per
cent. premium over their nominal value.
They are payable in one, two and three
years
The general prospects for good wheat,
crop in this county are decidedly good
Their was large average sown and but
little, il any, was injured by the froSts. The
- a,. "" ~ -N' 80 ~ nr -
W '''''' :" wv ''''''' w WV
The total number OF hogs Ocked in the
various Western cities mp to February
18th, is estimated at $4,000, or about
$4,000 more than the same time last year.
The remaining two weeks bid fair to make
the increase for the season upward Of L.
''oOo' "'"''
Roup, fatal epidemic among the chick
ems in this county can he cured by putting
common Soda down the threats of the
afflicted fowls Mr.. q. W. Belts, who
gives M this remedy says he has never had
il to fail and has rarely ever found a Sc
cond dose necessary.
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=, ,La,,..ia, ,.a;,,L,. g., zoo =.
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In Louisville this week the cate market
is extremely dull and a decline OF ie'
since our last issue is reported. FOR beat
VI 90, other grades ranges all the way down
to u %. The Hog market Is stu duiler'
there being scarcely nothing doing IN
the trade Prices range from - % 10 "
AT the sale OF Gen. W. ;. lApscomb, In
fayette, work mules sold at from 30 10
500. a 2-year Old saddle colt brought
s96' Mich cows brought from so to $40
Steer calves sio 90 He'd hogs sold at ~
to Is for gifts. Grade Cotswold ewes In
lots sold at III 10 to I'll 20 The farm OF
$50 acres was rented to Mr.. uraoy al sSos
Col Jerry DELPHI conducted the SALE ihe
crowd was good and candidates numerous
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GaRRARD COUNTY VIEWS
Iaaeasfer.

L""e""fer'
MARCH o. 1873.
SPADES ARE rRuNPs NOW.
Spades have been at work in sundr,
gardens, deluded by the tickle sunshine.
rtIruy LrcRr WANTED.
A ,upper for the purpose of defraying
the expenses Of the Murphy meetings will
he given AT the Town Hall ON the 18th
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MARCH 9th, 1873.

pvavaesewsS.
MARCH 9Th, 1873.
THE CONVENTION
went of quietly at waynesburg. except that
a few got too much tangle-foot. No fights
ELECTION OF PASTOR.
Rev. F. Warren, Of Rockcasile. was
elected pastor Of the Olive church for the
ensuing year.
Mr.. j. W. Gooch Is i'll Of something like
sun-pain over his eyes......Mra. Emily A.
Padgett is plagued with the same disease.
VETERANS OF 1912.
We have three pensioners Of the war OF
1912, in the waynesburg precinct, to-witi
G.. W. Williams, J. W. McMullin and Jas.
Eubanks.
BE We READY TO PUT ON TEE BLUE.
The Murphys will be at Double Springs
church on next Sunday, the 10th inst, and
large crowd Is expected to be present.
GOING TO SETTLE DOWN.
Mr.. VIM. Layton moved his family to
waynesburg to-day. Some time since he
moved from indianapolis, Indiana, to thi:
county and he expects to make this hi'
future home. X. ID. 7.
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BrsryFss NOTICES.

RrAn our advertisements. Anderson 4
McRohcris.
I.andreih Garden Seeds At cents ia.
pcr At Chcnaulls.
Smith 4 Miller's 1. the place ~ re, Won,
Frc-h Oytcis served.
CioAR Lighters. all lengths and color.
Call on anderson n Mcl,obcrts.
CALI aud settle your accounts immca!.
s,cly. ANDERSON 4 McRonrnrs.
LASpnErn's White Onion Scis. very
cheap. Call 1T Anderson q MrIobcrts'.
Landreths Garden Secd.-iresh. g,nn.
inc and cheaper than the cheapest az che.
nault's
uIyr usa call Got landreih's Seed. ~.
pecially for Pumpkin Seed. Anderson n
McRoberts.
LASpRrrn's EStra Early Adams Corn.
Early York Adams Corn, The hest, NJ An.
derson a McRobcris'.
DAY Sized kalaomine cheaper and more
Beautiful than Wall Paper, for sale by
ANDERSON ~ Nckohetts.
L,Spnrrms Lettuce, Cabbage. Berts.
Cucumbers, large -ilc papers, nj cents, NJ
Anderson y McRoheria'
QUARTERLY CouRr j. very close NJ hand
We will bc compelled a. paironire this
Court. Andersen n McRoleris
DO not fail TO see Smith Il Miller'a pri.
ceS on Qnecnsware. Glassware, and Glass
Lamp. A complete stock At low prices'
CALI and ace the New Davis SEWING Ma.
chine nj Bohon n Stage Cheapest, hest
and liRhie'i running Machine in the
world
l,NbRrrn's Extra Early NAV, Tom
Thumb, Blue Imperial anil Marrowfat
peas, in hnlk, cheap At Anderson " Me.
Rolerts'
RrrLs, poles, hooks. swivcls, tips, foats
aud boiled oil lines, At Anderson n Ne
Roh~rts'. who have the largest stock of
them in town
HAVE cor sale 800 bushels Of Early
Rose and Peerless Irish Potatoes, aud rs
bbls Of 2.year old apple Vinegar.
Gro. T. MclsoBKRts.
:.
WHILE looking about fnf new outfit
Il Clothing Tor the Spring, il will lie veil
To note the -ngsc-iion from Depiens' Cloth
inl iiou-e In our advertising columns.
.,.s, ,,-,
D., hNNs , onhur 40 o'het medicine
~ uhc Won" va yNet s',,n snch TEST OF
~ onr"'',e iua'n'es a. bl-i'ee IN uer1nah
SyruP. ~ .htce year Two million Jour
h'lhiisu ,ho'''anu ,'na', oo'i,e- OF 'hls
n mI Se'r ni' 'Il' I'. "ng oS
'ruRsi-n W 'n,- o".h.,y !" uo-e "il'lc'cu
VAN ,"n,nmp.loh, N'.n'ha, epuP Svers
,ouTh., lneun,"nla, anu O'nsr u,eascs o'
,'e ih.uu aIn lung gi.,hs W., ~, Ainet i,,
fS"fss s"''ss'ay" p'oo ", 'na' o,.Isn ',I-
up sII cure mem, rue iesu,, mn 1eeh
.as' DIust " 'NeI! 'oNn hnu f.nAe. ~
.e hl'.u n'sv- wv Wv '-"n , n " ~
'neI eus'oue~ ~ W 'o"' sruEE' ~"
~, WIS" 1a ne sn"" p aon' ~ n'pe oo'
~, ~ o nj, i, $500, ~, - ''"'-'
INV "'~'N VIII '''''' WV NV
FRANK Lrltr's SUNDAY MAGAZINE
ron ApRt.-Dr. Deems seems determined
10 make this the Household Magazine of
Nmefica. Ii. name might imply 10 some
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A wonD ABOUT Law BRE,WrRs. CIR
cult Court Is fast approaching and rs there
will be n large number Of murierers and
other law breakers 10 he tried, We would
like to urge upon the Juries the impor-
tance Of netting out justice without fear or
favor. The officer have done their duty
ia arresiing those charged with crime, do
yours by seeing that the guilty do moi g.
unpublished. bat give them the full extent
of the Law.
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The CoSrrNrioS.-The dlsorderiy man
ner in which some OF the precinct ConVen-
tons was held, led to the Tear that the
CountyConveniion would break pin row,
but we are glad TO state that the 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 be given Mr.
Brown. He 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. Z. Roches'
ter made very handsome speech in re-
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NEW srBscRIBERs.-Foriy new sub-cri-
hers have been added to our list since our
las, issue, the names Of 81 Of whom were
received by one mail. OF the number Mr..
Il. l.. Padgett, our agent at waynesburg,
sent Us eleven, and Mr.. D. +. sloan, who
ellis the same friendly Office for US at Kings
Mountain, Eve. Rev }. A. Boyle, Huston
willie, and q. W. Belts, Esq, Gilbert's
Creek also sent rs several apiece. We are
exceedingly obliged to these gentleman, and
implore them to continue in the good
work
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and experienced the most genuine aston-
ishment without the power to solve In the.
slightest degree the cuticus psychological
phenomena displayed.
rHE REPUBLICAN, xoMSers.
are as follows. For County Judge, VIM.
Mckee Duncan; for County Clerk, J. W.
West; for assessor, Harrison Ray; Cor
Jailcr, Boston Dillon; Tor Sheriff. Jesse
Ward; Tor Coroner, Daniel Miller; Fran
els Murphy reigned triumphant NJ Chair.
man of the universal committee of voters.
LION ~ LANn's CI.oTHISG.
March came in most tenderly ~ lamb.
hut soon proceeded to conduct himself
most uproarously A. lion. The wind
bloweth where Il lisieih, and where Il
weather-strippeth, too. Quickened memo
ries n the slazier and locksmith follow
each conclusion of doors and windows. and
the political class Of the genus homo find
many an echoing sigh and moan in their
romantic hearts.
CHURCH MATTERS.
/ The Rev. Green Clay Smith Is holding
a protracted meeting nj The Baptist Church.
The failure Of iheMethodists TO establish q
worshiping congregation here will render 1t
eypedieni for them to decline the purchase
of the old Presbyterian church binding.
Thus saith ihe.knowing ones. Meanwhile
the old dwelling house On Danville arcet,
bought of Mrs +. Smith. is being rsfed to
the ground preparatory to the erection Of
the new Presbyterian church.
THE LFSTES SEASON.
Ash Wednesday. the beginning Of the
forty days Lenten Fast, is here. On yes
terday Mardi Gras endeavored To exhaust
the overlooking animal spirits Of the pop
ulace, and tone them down for the season
Of self-denial and penance that precedes
the commemoration of the Crucifxion and
Resurrection Of the Savior Of mankind. An
enlightened Observance Of this period il
strictly conducive to the higher spiritual
life and reveals the church in her NEST ar
duons working attitude.
MARRYING.
Mr.. Clark Farris, OF this county, left on
Monday for Bardstown, where he was uni.
ted in marriage, the following day. to Miss
Emma Ellis, Of the Roman Catholic faith.
He was accompanied by Col. J. X. Faulk-
ner......Another wedding is to be. New
dresses, bridal bonnets-ever 80 many
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AN ISouEsr.-A FIVE months old color.
ell infant was found dead by it mother,
Sallie Embry, Yesterday morning, in
Mscksville. News OF the death reaching
the authorities and a suspicion Of fonl play
being entertained, squire Carson ordered
an inquest. The Jury viewed the body
and from the evidence brought in verdict
Of death from Group. The child had been
-ick the day before and at night its mother
laid down on the bed with IT, She fell
ssleep and on awakening found il dead.
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CASEY COUNT NEWS.

niadtes.rg.
MARCH Q, 1873.
sHouLD BE FINED.
Milt Merit killed very large wild tur-
key few days since.
LAND SALE.
Mr.. J. G. Russell bought on the 26th
ult., the farm Of Jesse p. Rife, for 1915.
ROW.
A row occurred ON the streets few days
since, between Thomas Cloyd and George
Drye.
BIRTH.
Bonn on the 9th ult., to the wife Of J.
II. Mcwhorier, a son. "You bet" John is
happy.
SET AT LIBERTY.
Jacob Nall, who has been confined in
Danville Jail for the last three months, re-
turned home last Friday.
FOUND DEAD.
1t is reported here that Mitchell Daugh-
erty Vas found dead near Liberty, a few
days ago. We have not learned the partic'
ulars.
AGRICULTURAL.
The prospect for a good wheat crop in
this section is very aattering .....Farmer'
have commenced preparing for the coming
corn crop.
SCHOOL CLOSED.
Mr.. ii. A. Lees school at Richards
School house, closed last Saturday, IN,
22d ult. We understand Mr.. Lee CAV,
general satisfaction,
EVERY BODY WANTS oFFIcE.
II ia said that there are fifty-one candid
ates in this county for the various Offices
forty-six for Assessor two for Count
Judge; twofor Sheriff, and one for Count
Attorney.
Mrs. Martha Benson, consort Of Jane
Benson, died on the 25th ult. The bessa,
ed husband, who Is left with q little baby
boy only four months old. has the yu
patty ct the epurs community.
PERSONAL.
Mn. Maggie Coleman. will start 10 N.
nois in lev weeks, on visit. Mis- Patti
darvin, Of Jacksonville, was here lasi see
prospecting for private school 10 bsgi
the first Of April. We hope Mis- a. wi
succeed.
u wnERE n riSoTowSY
Is the question irsqusa,ly asked since you
last Issue Qths bssutifal city nsar II
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NONE AFFAIRS.


SfssgWssTS - SSSSfEog.
Knitting Cotton in all Numbers from 8 to
20.
New Stock Of zephyrs in all staple
colors.
Ladies' and Gents hemmed Linen Hand
kerchiets.
We have a very good tidy Cotton at i've
cents per bali.
Turkey Red Table Linen in new and
beautiful patterns.
The Duplex Corset has given entire sat
isfaction. Call and see them.
New and elegant Ladies' Silk Handker-
chiefs at iifty and seventy-fve cents.
Just received, a choice lot Of Hamburg
and cheaper than ever before seen in this
city.
We have large stock Of Hats which we
propose to sell very cheap In order to make
room.
We will receive about the 18th Of the
present month, all Of Meml. Demo'est
new Spring Patterns.
Nsw Spring styles of Ladies. Misses and
Chudrsn's aide button Shoes In Kids and
Pebble Goat In all numbers from ~ In
Child's to S. In Ladies.
As the weather Is still rainy, and mud
In abundance, Ladies who desire com
Portable ID, and shoe that will not leak,
are assured We have them. 6
Gentlemen would do we'll to examine
our Keeps Patent unlaundred Shirt, pro-
nounced by q numler Of ladies' In this vi-|
entity to be the best made shirt they ever
saw. We guarantees.
Now Ia the time 10 buy your Cottoo
goods and make mp ready for Spring whiis
, you have no other sewing on hand. We
: have all the desirable and popular brand
: in Brown and Bleached goods.
VIZ extend our thAnln 10 - es~lon,sr1
for their very libsrsl psssossos tnria9 ~
; past year, and W can ssy ~ - - g
, mode Of doing business has - . sseee
! to-wit We give the best good = ~ ~
, possible price. and have bat one -
All are treated alike. A the ysnf
Ne have fall stock IL all 80
goods. and viii add 10 Il - " ~
opsas az. you may wiy ~ ~
what you want. -, *
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DnuNK AND DrsoRpERLy.--JohnA Alex.
ander, twhiie,l was arr-ted Yesterday for
drunkenness and disorderly behavior and
tried before BIZ honor, Judge penni,. who
fined him ~ and cost.
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GARDEN sfrps--A full assortment Of
D. VI. Ferry 4 Cos and the Detroit Seed
Cc.sGarlensce,ls for sale at J. n. Davis at
J cents n paper.
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SrRlNo lIArs.-Jim Davis has ihs'bcsi
selected stock Of Spring Hats ever brought
to Stanford, which he has marked low
down. 60 examine and he convinced.
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HAYDEN Bnos are sole agents for this
county for Devlin n TO, New York. They
have a full liuc Of samples Of their goods,
can take your measure for suit and will
guarantee IT IN every instance.
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NrGRo KILLED IN SoMrEsEr-A Negro
Barber was stabbed and Instantly KILLED in
Somerset on "wednesday might by John
Parker, nl-o negro The only provocn-
ton for the deed was, We learn, that the
barber 4aid that he could handle any man
In that county. Parker told him 10 step
out and try him. lie stepped out Of The
house and NJ he did 50. Parker drove .
knife into his heart.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the hard times that
are expressing all Of us, We find that our
friends, Hayden Bros, are selling their
goods at prices which will enable all per-
sons 10 supply themsel YES.
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PER.oSAL.-Mrs. ID. u. Bowman and
Miss Jennie Bowman, Of Mercer, arrived
this week and are guests Of Miss Kate
witherS. Miss Lou McClelland, Lex
ington belle, is guest of her sister, Mrs.
Levi Hubble. Mrs. Will Burton, OF Hus-
tonville, is visiting Mrs. Geo. II. McKin-
ney. Miss Bette Cooper, a lovely little
dam-el, is registered at the st. Asaph. Miss
Maggie Gaines Harris, has returned from a
visit to her cousins, the Misses Craig, in
Danville. Mrs. George II. Bruce, left
Yesterday for short visit to her parents at
Lancaster. Mr.. James T. Craig returned
from Vanderbilt University yesterday. lie
says he is in bad health, but he don't look
much like il Miss Florence Ball has re.
turned from avisii to friends in Madison
Mrs. DR.. q. W. Bronaugh, who has besn
visiting a, Crab Orchard, returned yester-
day with Miss Kate Hays.
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Mn. X. W. LrLLARD has purchased OF
Prof q. W. Dunlap, the right and good
will Of the Franklin Institute, Lancaster,
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AssnsoR.--Mr. T. NJ. Pennington's Of
fetal plurality OF the popular vote ia the
county was 10, and his delegated vote is
22I votes out Of the whole number, 30.
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To RocKcAsrLE Teachers. J. J.
brown, School Commissioner Of Rockcas-
tie, who was In town on Monday, requests
us To say that the Common School Teach
ers of his county can get their money by
calling GA him al his Office in Mt. Vernon,
Tomorrow.
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VIZ know the gentlemen will thank Us
for telling them that Hayden Bros. receiv.
ed yesterday superior lei Of new Spring
style hats, IL different color.
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MosEy.--The Common School Commits
sioner, John NJ. Philips, Jr, has Just re-
ceived the insiallment Of Public School
money due on the 18th February, and is
ready to pay to every teacher his proper
share.
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REMEMBER that We Retail at IYholesaI
prices the best and cheapest double shovel
plow In the market
wrARFS A EvANs
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ccnAuepce Of the Hsneinx- Fork snd N<
River, Noted for Il. braafifal vcmer ~
Handsome men. -Ed.
uxr Qrsvars sSp VIZ ARR, ~. ?
The foIlcwins changes have taken rIss,
since onr last. Nv. VIM. Miller hsr moved
10 the toli-rate IN the M,d,l,cburg AMI Iih-
erty TURNPIKE. NJ. a. y. CLAYTON ha-
moved to the house Miller lcn. Mf.
james cloyd has mevc'l to the Hrick h"usc
farm.
IMPROVEMENT.
Our town is fast improving. lai'cri
Scott is laying the foundation for his new
dwelling. which win Ne completed IN
short tune. Mes-r.. Codcv 4 Bryant, our
entcrprising merchants are preparing IN
build splendid dweilinscn the lot ioin-
Ing Scots store. Last, hut by no means
least, is the splendid school buiIling, which
will he Put M during the coming sum
mcr.
LIBERTY MOTIFS.
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LOCAL VIEWS.

GARpKs sErps cents paper nj the
T.. o. Store.
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TKE Britton Dramatic Company has
becn playing here this week to good ho Uses.
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MuRPny MATTERS. --Gen'l X. NJ Gano
addressed large audience In the Court.
house laat Monday on the subject Of TEN
pcrancc, and secured ~ signers 10 the Mnr-
ply pledge. Al Mount Moriah Church,
Highland, Sunday evening. W. ". Miller
anil Wallace varnon increased the roll 81.
A meeting will be held there again next
Sunday at ? O'Clock, snd also nj Double
SPRING, waynesburg. at the same hour
y. ,. Bobbiit, E-q, will deliver temper.
anoe oraiion In the Christian Church, Hus-
tonvillc, tomorrow night At : o'clock.
Ladies. especially, invited To attend"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-08

HAD Quarters Tor all kinds Of garden
Seed. at WFARES n EVANS.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-08

wEARrs a EVANS sell good two horse
wagon with bed and brake, for $50.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-08

VIZ sell full sire papers l.andreth's Gar.
den seeds at SC. WEAREs n EVANS.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-08

Hon.E KirLrD.-On Sunday night, M
the teams that brought the Britton Dram
attic Company's property from lIarrodsburg
to this place, were returning, about 10
O'Clock at night, careless driver let one Of
his horses, which was blind, fall Oh a
bridge near Mr.. Jack Bosley's, and get It's
neck broken. The other horse stayed on
the inside Of the banister and was not hurt,
nor was there any damage done the wagon.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-08

Now that the silver bill has hccome a
Law, money will soon become more album
'danL In view II this fact, one II the lar
gcst dry goods houses in this town Is ma
King arrangements to bring y tremendous
stock " new goods Ia the market To
make shelf room, they arr offering bar
gains in ere,y hing. az course We rcicS to
Hayden Broa.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-08

81 80 buys an Oliver Chilled Plow,
~arranied to scour in any soil, not choke
in any Kind NJ -mblc and 10 mn lighter
than any pillow made, or no sale
WrAnrN n EvANs