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the thousands who have been cured OF
catarrh by the use of DR.. sage's Catarrh
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bbifaars.

Aaer very prolraeted and excessively palm
Oil illness, throughout which she was support
ed ana eonEried by an unialtering trust In that
savior Who saith, Il will he with thee even unto
the end" Mn. Frances A. Hayden. vile Of Mr..
Leo Hayden, Of Lincoln oouniy, Ky, has passed
away from earth 10 he forever with the Lord"
This lovely Christian woman was the third
daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Wallace, Of Lincoln ooun-
~. Ky, lor many years active and sealous Elder
in the Pre.hy tsrlan church Of stanford. Born Of
phrisiian paTents, sho tharo'yhly appreciated
their duty to offspring, she vas oonsecrated to her
Fathers God Ia infancy, and reared under the
shadaSs Of the grand old principles Of Calyanisn,
"a eorsRanl kgrRlng Cod svesib drew hes dp-
Tlag girlhocd, by HI grace Tate Hls earthly An'-
Ny, vhess she reg,ained oarsisteai, ohediea and
iosins child till called 10 go M higher. As her
liis was aRiahls lovely and obslient, her death
was peaeeiul, trusting and triumphant, Even In
her sharIest agoniss she was enabled 10 thank
the blessed savior who gse,h AS the victory"
Her body rests In the grave,
TIL Ne bids her sTiss,
To meet Him In triumph Descending the skies.
. 1. ~
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Lewis, surrendered hlmscli 10 squire J..
n. Bruwn, Tuesday night, anil m cSamin.
alton n III, charge will he made to-day
(Fridsy)
rHE Ku KLux Afrrn nan woNrS.
Apariy of Ku Rlus visited "scunie," =
village near this plscr, few nights ago,
demolished some Of the buildings AMI ter
ribly bulldozcd the inmates. The mistress
81 the place is Mary Lantern, aud Il IL
ssid hat the crowd came near putting her
light out. In consequence Il this visit ~
night rderS, several n the maidens who
erSt while lent to thsi classic willie the
sweet poetry ~ their presence" have
flown to SEEK other fields to conquer.
CASE oF sAsrARpY.
The case Of Elizabeth G. I.oman vs..
Thomas G. Nier-, was finally tried before
his Honor, Judge Mcclure, last Tuesday.
Viers was charged to be the father Of a
bastard child, the daughter Of plaintiff, and
the jury found him guilty and decided
that he should pay sl7 50 per year, for
ten year,, In support his Legitimate of
spring. vier- will test the regularity Of
the proceedings. This case had been pend.
ing fnr nearly ak months and had obtain.
ell considerable local celebrity.
sHooriSo scRArE.
An unfortunate difficulty occurred in
town last FRIDAY evening between Liberty
Langford and Jack Adams. Jr.. which re-
suited In Iangforl's receiving severe,
though not dangerous wound in the head,
The difficulty hogan inrhe store, and Lang.
ford started out, drawing his pistol A. he
come. Al the door he turned ind fired
and Adams shot followed almost instant.
". Langfori's shot did no damage, but
Adams aim was beller and Lsngfori
dropped like dead man. lie was unrnn.
scious for several hour. The hall struck
the right temple just behind the eve aud
glancing round patsed under the ear. The
doctors seemed to I've in doubt as to wheth.
er the ball had come out. Adams At once
surrendered to Judge Mcclure and gave a
bond 81 81, 900 for his appearance AT the
examination to-morrow Saturday II
further particulars are developed then. We
will give them next week. QrTo.
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consi,lefa,lon. he recejs.l 81 600 and The
residence now occupied Nv Mr.. Rowland.
rur currrn .cortrrpp AVN cur s,,,1 ON
N. Durham who inflicted sev.re tniGe
wound. On a peyro man a eew week. syo.
the p,r,,culsrs az which ware rc,o,,e,l
AT The tim. "a. tried l.., w..l AMI di..
cbarred. The man who wss cut. b.,rs ar.
r,ivr.d 20, the larceny NJ two ..ddle.
w.iv.d n, .,.uir,,s trial and In d.s.,l,
Of hail Wa. committed TO isil
Acrtntxr
A i,,,l. to,,.v..,.o,a d.,sh,s, n, Mai
I...c sheIby NJ I,,coln cou,,v me, with
a very unsor,ur,,. sce,d,u, saturday She.
In comvnrv with her s,u,h.r. n wear or
,wo older had entered a vortshon. and
willis, p,.ying with /. ha,ehet the liule
bow accidentally choppcd of four Of nj.
sisters fingers. A physician was immedi.
a,ely cent for, bat when he arrived the fn.
eer.end. had been severed too long to b,
rephced.
san MARRIAGE
Sci ION does the marriage rite assume "a
-sd Ihsse ~ that of one performed Last
Thursday evening week. Mr.. A. >, Nc
Grorty, who Is hopele-sly III with Con-
sumption, was united in wedlock to Mis-
Margaret Halsey. of Harrod'burg To
whom in thedays ofhis health and strength,
he had plishted his faith. Rev. NJ. NJ
Benton, Rector Of Trinity church, offici"-
ted, and the solemn SCENE was witnessed
by few friends.
CHEAP EXCURSION.
The Ladies' Society Of the First Pre'by'
terrain church, has showna commendable
enterprise In arranging for cheap eSeur'
sion over the c. :. X. w. To Cincinnati, on
Saturday, the 18th. The number Of tick
eta is limited To two hundred, and the
round trip for 81 Persons leaving on the
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R0CkcAsTLE COUNTS NEws.
me-. Yerasa.
THE COURT or APPEA

THE COURT or APPEALS
Have affirmed the following cases from
Rockcastle. Riddle vs.. Carter; woodall's
Admir-, SC, vs.. Brinkley, &c; woodall,
&c, Va. Same The cases from Rockcastle
for the present tern, arr set tor hearing the
eSth Inst.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. K. q. Potter and Barton Simpson,
Of Manchester, are visiting at c. A. Redds.
DR. W. A. Brown, Il Parksville, one Of the
best physicians In the State, accompanied
by his wife. is visiting relatives and friends
in this county. A. J. Reed, a young law
yer from Richmond, was in town last week.
G. s. Nisld, Of Hprrodsharg, SPsHi sunday
IN town.
TURNER A LoS0 WAY UP ON Tor.
Returns from sixteen Of the twenty -four
counties in this, the Ninth Congressional
District, give Hon. Thomas Turner Dem
a majority Of 2,s40 over John dis, Jr,
(Rsp.) Il h nov oopoedsd that Turner
will have a majority Of 2,dO0 or 5000 in
the District Don't be in hurry IN give
tbs ostrich feather 10 10 Rlaekbura -Tur'
ner may want " vesr the plume.
CRIaISAL MATTERS
Perry skinner Was arrested "Wednesday,
and brought bes,re Judge NJ, CluW To an
swsr the charge Of having testified falsely
and corrupIly, Of. and eonosrnlng corner
tree. Tie was SLOWED bail aud will have
hIs examining trial next Tuesday. Henry
cnttron charged with the murder ~ Th"s
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CAsEr tOUSTY SEWs.
Middfebarg

YE'N
The Republican goose is cooked again.
AFALL.
Ex-Sheriif Jonathan Rns-ell, fell from
an upper porch in front Of Judge Stones
office, in Liberty. one day last week, and
was badly bruised.
THE RIGHT KIND or A MAN.
Fl Her W. L. Williams Is a christian, a
good preacher, and q good Democrat. He
went home Tuesday Of the election, voted
for Thompson, returned in the evening and
preached at night.
DEATH
Died, on the End inst, Mis- Ida Row
land, aged about "a years. She was a mem
Der of the Baptist church, and was loved
and respected by all who knew her. Her
funeral was conducted by Rev. ]. NJ. Sal
lee, and her remains Inferred in the Gene
terry near Squire W. II. Walls.
PERHAPS FATAL ACCIDENT.
Mr. Roberi Wall, a very respectable citi.
nen Of the Mt. Olive neighborhcod, was
digging we'll on Monday, the 4th inst,
and was hosting the rock therefrom by
means Of windlass, with bucket attach
ed. As the bucket was nearing the top,
the rope broke. and the bucket falling with
its heavy contents upon Mr.. Wall at the
bottom, crushed his thigh near the hip, and
otherwise bruised him. He is lying in 4
critical condition, aud is not expected to
live. Crit. Douglass was in the well at the
time, but strange to say, escaped unhurt.
sLASDERER
Our election has passed, and a smaller
number Of votes polled than usual. Every
body was quiet except Capt. Raines, who
discussed the Thompson and Davies trsg-
edy throughout the day. He disregarded
the statement Of Mr.. J. &. Kyle, Of Mercer
county, and asserted that Mr.. X. was not a
member Of the Mercer County Republican
Committee, and further stated that he did
not believe that much n man as John q.
Kyle, existed. Bot little whisky was used
on election day. though il is said that on
the night previous, a couple OF our most
prominent Radicals canvassed the Long
Branch neighborhood with good amount
Of Lancaster bug.juice," as We heard
gentleman call H. We would never have
this but for the complaints Of
these same gentlemen against some Of the
Democrats for doing the same thing few
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A GRAND ratification and jubilee
in honor Of Hon. Phil. b. Thomp-
sons election, will take place at Har.
rodsburg next Tuesday night. Hon.
Henry Watterson, and other big guns
are expected to be present and crate.
A huge time is expected.
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ANOTHER Railroad war is about to
commence, and the people will. as
usual, make by the losses to the COM
panies. You can 60 to New York
from Louisville, now, for 81 so.
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Born President Hayes and Cover.
nor McCreary say that we must spend
Thursday, the 18th of this month, in
thanksgiving and prayer. We will
try to do the praying if either of these
good gentlemen will furnish us a
turkey to thankful over.
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The Louisville Commercial has a
word to say against the "still hunt"
mode of conducting a canvass, and ad-
vises its party to hereafter discuss pub,
licly and fully the issues before them.
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The COurier-Jour1lai. which bases il
figures on reports by mail and tele.
graph, publishes list showing that
about IA, 900 died Of the yellow Fever
during its terrible sway, OF this num-
Der New Orleans lost 1900 and Men,
phis 1877.
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TUE Milleritss say that ths world ia
coming to an end at. once. Well. az
some one has said, let her come; we
can do about as well without il.
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WE are almost as glad over the de-
ieat of Beast Butler in Massachusetts,,
as we are over the election of Phil
Thompson. Old spoons can never
rise again.
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Our old friend. Jas. G. Carter, the
Greenback candidate in the Ninth
District, and Blanton Duncan, who
espoused the same cause in the Fifth,
should be willing to retire now with
their hard-earned laurels. They got
about 80 votes apiece in their respect.
i've Districts.
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THoMPsoS's official majority SITS
on a light vote. There is no telling
what i, would have been il all who
call themselves Democrats had gone
to the polls and voted as they should.
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THE Newport Local, whose editor
is better posted as to the price of beer
than he is in matters connected with
the Eighth District, saws that our Lit.
tie Phil is the man who was in the
House last winter and wanted to eat
Emmett Logan because he exposed
him and Others as mileage grabbers.
Dittoe will please turn tn the records
and see that it was the Hon. John
Charles Thompson, who wanted to do
the eating-but like to got set On the
occasion referred 10.
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The latest advices are that the next
House Of Representatives will be
composed of IA Democrats. IA
Greenbackers and 13l Republicans.
This gives the Democrats a clear ma
jority of -, with at least - Of the
Greenbackers Democratic in principle.
The next Senate will have a Demo-
cratic maiority Of not less than ten in
any event, and possibly more, as sew
eral Senators are to be elected before
the 4th of March. The Radical pa
pers that we're foolish enough to
exhibit Chanticleer, were a little
premature, or they must be extremely
thankful for the smallest favors to
crow over the result of the last elet :
ton.
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NOTICE TO CaEDITOY.s.

An ~ sons having claims against the estate of
Wa. Luoas, decd, uill please present thom ptn,,.
efiy oefined oT pay nient, and thns irdehit.l 10
h. estate will c1le lorNntg and settle al 0nce On
the claims will he PLACED la he hands of an ofcer
3ii-it ELIZABETH LUCAS, ExecuifiS,
Per 4 n Iusaa A.
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Hon. ALBERT S. WILLIS will be
married next Sunday, to Miss Flor
ence Dulaney, Of Louisville. 50
gallant and worthy a gentleman, de-
serves a good wife.
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BROTHER RUcHER had out his
Thompson rooster last week and crow
ed as loud as any body. Rucker is
all right, his judgment, though, is a
little at fault some times.
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The Glasgow Times has entered its
fourteenth year. 1t is without doubt
the brightest of the number of bright
Kentucky weeklies, and il and its gift.
ed editor, DIR. John ID. Woods, de-
serve to live ALWAYS.
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A GOOD many Of the Democrats Of
this county are so thankful to Senator
Jas. b. Beck and Representative Joe
c. S. Blackburn for their efforts in BE-
half of the party during the canvass,
that they would glory in sbsnee to
vote for them for President and Vice
President Of the United States.
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GEN. Jos. JOHNSTON, whom many
people regard as the greatest Southern
General of the late unpleasantness, will
learn the arts of war no more. but
will, for the next two years, at least,
show what he knows about law-making
in the Lower House of Congress, The
Richmond IVA. District has the hon
or of sending him thiiher, by major
ity of ,6l5.
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HoN. J. q. S. BLACKBURN evident.
ly does not consider the editor Of the
Danville Tribune as brave a man as
his blood and thunder article in regard
to him might lead people to believe.
He says in a card in the Danville Adj
pocate that "Mr. McKee's mode Of re-
dress (when he had so many chances
to seek il in other and more manly
way,) places him beneath any further
notice from him." We admire brave
man, and especially brave editor,
but editors, like other men, should
know that there are other ways to ex-
hibit their bravery besides the cheap
and poppycock way of denouncing a
man through the columns of newspa-
pers.
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BOiLE COUNrY NEWS
DaarisIe.
OFFICIAL Returns

Daarisie.
OFFICIAL Returns.
The official CONT gives Denny l,2lO;
Thompson 1879. Denny's majority 1871,
SICK.
The wife Of Mr.. Thamas hsRoberts Is
lying critically III at her residence. en-
Broadway.
MARRIAGE.
The marriage Of Mis- Enssnia Ross, Of
this county, to NJ. John Mllo0lus. . young
lawyer Of Oscaloosa, Iowa, will take place
Thursday morning, i4th, at the residence
Of Mrs. Anna Moore.
SALE.
Mr. A. s. Robertson, Of sherman, TsEas,
has sold TO Mr.. s. V. Rowland, hiS yalua-
bic property on HauOdsburz street, recent
" pnrchased from A " P~acoct AZ
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The Democratic State Executive
Committee met in Louisville a few
days ago, and decided that the Con
vention for the nomination Of State
officers should be held in Louisville
on The LIST of May. 1879. We had
hoped that the Sth of January, the
day formerly chosen for it, would have
been selected, as such a protracted
canvass with so many candidates is
almost bound to engender bitter feel
ing and create unnecessary division.
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KESTucKy is always solid-aud a
Rsdical stands about as much chance
here (excuse the comperison) us "a
bob.,ail bull in fly time. Ten Demo.
crats, true and tried will represent her
in the 18th Congress, whose names are
rs follows: First District Oscar Tur.
ner; Second District. A. McKen-
zie; Third District-Jno. W.Caldwell;
Fourth District. Proctor Knott;
Fifth District = Albert :. Willis;
Sixth District John G.. Carlisle;
Seventh District-J. c. $. Blackburn;
Eighth District-P. b. Thompson,Jr;
Ninth District--Thos. Turner; Tenth
District-E. c. Phister. Oscar Tur-
ner, Thompson and Phister, are new
men, but are just as good as men are
made.
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Turner'S victory is nearly equal to
our Little Pills. We are proud Of
both
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ONE million three hundred and
twenty thousand dollars were raised
by the cities of the United States
for the benefit of the yellow fever
sufferers. To this amount must be
added thirty-nine thousand forwarded
by European and other cities, ma
king a grand total Of 81, 1888, 900.
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WARS THE DIyvy.-lt the Ma
tional Banks made an investment Of
s2O,O0O in the Eighth District, the
question now is, what dividend will
they be able to declare from the prot
is p Woman.
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GEORGE PHILIP DoERN. a promi.
nent journalist. and a most successful
newspaper publisher, Of Louisville,
died this week, after five weeks i'll.
ness. Mr.. Doern was the President
and business manager Of the Anseiger,
the Leading German paper OF Louis
vile, and the founder and proprietor
Of she Evcniny Ne,cs. He was born
in Germany, in 1929, came to the
United States in 1912. and located in
Louisville, where, by his industry and
accomplishments, he leaves a name
that will be handed down to pcsterity
for many generations.
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q what will keep, and the citizens Of town, the
hr1ner and trader, eau d ID a. hay hsuse auything
they ncc,i, At city retail Pfler..
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The result of the late Congressional con
test in this District j. truly gralif wing t.
the Democracy here. Little Phil has in.
deed, proven himself champion worthy
Of the laureIs he has won