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The Kenfwekv LeSisi0fwre.

MARCH !.
sESArE-A hill TO provide for compensation Of
Clerks In Criminal cases vas put on Special Orders
Of the day. House bill apprcpriating $1,000 for
the Brcckinridge Monument vas adopted, q to b
The Senate also eoneurred In the House resolution
In regard TO the election OF Public Printer and
Binder.
EVENING sEssioS.-Mr. Bruce was put on spe-
cial Committee concerning Governors Mansion
House bill for the benefit OF Tate, late shetin Of
Pulaski county. Passed. large nnm"ef OF "'a'
Uorsx-A hin 10 re4ulate the sale Of spirituous
l,ouors in or within three miles Of Monticello.
Pissed. some any amendments were proposed TO
tho hin for the Improvement Of Kentucky River,
and further action POSTPONED. A Joint Resolution
a.kinr gu, Representative In Congress TO use all
,,nor.hl ..,. IN secure the MASSAGE Of an act ex-
tending the time for paving the tax on whisky, sc,
vas adopted.
EVENING sEssIoS-A hill for the hene6l Of
seboo, District, No. 81, Lincoln county. Passed.
A hin to empower Boyle county to collect an ad
y,lorem TAX. Passed.
| MARGINS.
sKS.ry-A bill for the purchase Of Timothy
sunlyan's house was passed. A substitute fol
House blll 10 amend an act creating an Insurance
Bureau was adopted. A number Of speeches Pc
| and con was made on the MOnett Liquor bill and
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,.,,,,.,,, -, ,ho ,,r,x.o AZ Cen z.ch,.
w -. -, I, Ian 40 create an Ipshri.
~ ,,' 49, ~. g.. 80. ns..od
H.. I'M ro,ne,n, ...e..or., nav FINN, I,
-. "a, a. 20 ... 49,, , resolu,ion IA
~ !, ,,,...,io.,l. mai, ,r,,. and cannon In
| a.. ...an.i a., an. s,,,o w.s .aopted The Ken.
| - ~. ,,,...,.,,.,, t,u - discus..,, .nb
-,
MARCH 3.
sESArE-A Mll To amend Chapter 20, OF Gener-
al Statutes entitled "Ieins In iavor OF Mechanics
and Iaborcrs and Material men" was passed by 4
vote of p to4.
IIousE-No, thing OF general and but lirtlc OF
local interest was done.
MAEcm n.
sESArE-A hill to provide for the sale aud con.
yeyance of the inchoate right Of dover Of married
| xou,en who are confirmed Iunatics. Passed. A
hill to establish the County Of Leslie out Of the
| counties Of Harlan, Perry and Clay. Passed.
i IIousE-Mr Tarter offered a hill To establish a
Court Of Common Pleas In Pulaski. Referred.
Senate hill In regard TO sale and conveyance Of
dover of married women who are lunaiics, was
nas.cd senate amendment toIIoase hin to protect
game and small birds and punish trespas-, ton
\ CURED in.
MARCH u
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best Of his capabilityi guarding with faith.
ful care the interests of the whole people.
Now, Tor August
ACCOUNT or TUE BURNING or A STEAMBOAT
Al Memphis. last Thursday morning, at
3 o'clock. we witnessed the burning Of the
Steamer, Chester" Of the Anchor line.
The sight was one Of the grandest We have
ever seen-erand, in spite Of the terror Il
inspired. We stood on the bluffs on the
Memphis side. The flames Of the burning
steamer liz up the scene for miles around,
while the smoke settled in dense black
cloud behind Ms over the city. The bosom
Of the Mississippi looked like q floor ol
gorgeous silver sheen; the woods on the
farther shore resembled fores, pictures done
in dim silver The noises made by the
burning horses and hogs were truly pite'
Gus to hear, and were not unlike the walls
Of distressed human beings. AT o'clock,
the boilers Of the vessel burst with q
, sound like an earthquake. Only two lives
were lost in the connagra,ion-though at
the time we left Memphis, il was reported
that twenty-four persons had fallen vic
tins TO the flames and the waves.
PERSONAL
NJ. J. Miller and J. J. Williams, left
here Monday morning for Louisville, 10
purchase their Spring goods. G. Crcoke,
Esq, Of Pine Hill, returned home Monday
evening, after several weeks absence nj
Hot Springs, looking the better for his trip.
W. +. Lee, with d. q. Beers a Co, Is WIS.,
iiing his old friends in this county, his for
mcr home. In Dallas, Texas, last week,
we we've delighted to meet our old friend,
Hugh u. Rains, formerly Of Boyle county,
whom We had not seen for years. Hugh is
still the same genial, clever, accommoda-
ting gentleman. Long may he wave! At
Dallas, we also met Mr.. Oscar Williams,
who has many friends in this county. Tie
was looking we'll, and assured us that he
was doing the same way. Isaac A. Stew
art, a graduate Of the Louisville Law
School, has returned home, and will short
ly begin the practice at this place. Ike is
Young man Of ability and promise, and
we hope TO see him prosper. lie is now a
graduate Of two law Colleges, having pre-
viously received diploma at Lexington,
Kentucky. Quiro.
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TENNESSEE
BEE HIVE!
FARM & COUNTY RIGHTS.
TO ALL WHO HAVE BEES.

The undersigned, having purchased oi the raicn.
tee the exclusive right In this Hive or nearly all
Of the counties Of Kentucky, nov ofcr 10 supply
persons With Farm aud County Rights aud With
the privilege TO make the nmc. The honey sea-
sou Is rapidly approaching. March IL the time 10
examine your hoes, to ~ that they have enough
honey 10 last them until the flowers come. or Ia
SO that they have not too much. u too much, the
bees have not room enough 10 raise their brood,
from the fact that there IL too much honey and n
part should be taken out with honey Singer, aud
the comb replaced, or other empty comb put In liz
place 10 rc~cive new brood.
We claim and can show that In d sc Inlnutc. any
one can sriiaeians swarm OF divide colony In this
Hive.
II has bcen bcise the Public seven years. aud
has tecn tested by Thousands, and In no instance
has II failed TO give the highest satisfaction TO the
hcc-tccpcr Tho.e Who have tried u will use no
other. Practical hce-kecpcrs pronounce u superb
or 10 all others ccmhine aud even novice In her,-
keeping hnds II pleasant aud prod table TO raise
bccs and secure honey With the Tcnnc-scc Hive.
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SOME OF ITS ADVANTAGES.

Its construction differs from all uorati Comb
Hices, because the keeper has only to open the
door Of the Hive and pull the frame, Ices, honey
aud all out at once, when they can he examined,
fixed, showed hack instantly, the door closed and
all is safe. In ono minute, you eau Sc how much
honey there Is In hive, take out a frame hlled
with honey, and place an empty frame In Its place
to he allied again In rev days In I've minutes,
you can divide a swarm artihcially, and thus new
or lose swarm, but, on the contrary, double a..
In favorable season. from four to slx colonies can
he made from one hive. All Idle drones can be shat
out, and the honey they would eat can he saved.
Perfect ventilation 10 secured In Winter and sum
met. II Is simple In construction that any orii-
nary carpenter can make two or three Ia day, snd
the cost OF the material Is about seventy Ave cents
per hive. Honey can he taken from the top Of the
hive without coming In contact with the bees. The
bees h. ed with hce feeder that goes With the
hive without opening the hive or attracting other
lseez
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
ELLIS W. BROWN
COUNTY CLERK,
JOHN BIAIN-
COUNTY ATTORNEY,
w. IT MILLER
SHERIFF.
o. j. CROW
JAILER,
THOS. d. N EwDAND ID.
ASSESSOR,
IT. M. PEN NINGToN.
SURVEYOR,
JOHN L. BALL.
CORONER,
ia M Els GOODE-
CONSTABLE,
q. ". GENTRY.
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DooR.KKErER Polk Of the House
Of Representatives, who was charged
with a number Of crooked transac.
tons, has been indicated, the commit
tee appointed TO investigate his case
having failed to find any thing against
him. 1t is understood, however, that
the Committee will recommend the
abolition Of the Office of Door Keeker
and transfer its duties to the Sergeant
alarms,
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FAuuREs.--In no period Of our
history has there been 50 many imam
cial failures as the present. Men are
driven into Bankruptcy by the scores
daily, and the end is yet afsr Oh.
Howell, Gano n Co., one Of the old
est, and for a long time the most reli'
able hardware firms in Cincinnati,
succumed few days since with liabil'
tiles of over 5000, OOo......J. NJ
Wright, proprietor Of the Potee'
House, Harrodsburg, has shut VI
shop, with 81, 900 liabilities and no rs
sets. -. The Blue Grass Pork Packing
House, Lexington, has gone undel
and will not be able to pay 40 cent
on the dollar. The Farmers and
Traders Bank Of Lexington, suspen
ded payment on Monday, and CLOSED
its doors. A number Of suits, amour
ting in the aggregate to sl0O,Ooo hat
been brought against the Bank in thu
last few days, which had unsettled thu
faith Of the public and a run was an
ticipated. # is said that the Banl
will he able to pay all its depositors II
full; as the loans and discounts amour
to over s20O, 900 besides considera
BILE amount Of real estate. .....Still nm
other failure is reported at Lexing
ton, Gilbert 4 Ross. Pork Packers
Liabilities, sos, 900; assets, s50,0O(
......A petition has been filed to throw
the firm Of Moss 4 semple, Louis
vile, into bankruptcy. 1t will be re-
memberei that old man Mos of TIKI
firm has been indicted in Is cases fol
forgery. Geo. W. Penn, Of Casey
with liabilities of $3.50, and asset
of s2,s75, and VIM. Edwards, O
same county, with liabilities of %, 2oO
have fled their petitions in hank
ruptcy.
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Miss ALICE HIcKERsoS, OF Hnr'
lin county, KY, some time since en-
gagged herself to one Stephen Narrl'
att, Of the same county, youthful
"blood" with more money than prin-
ciple. The course Of true love appa'
rently ran as smoothly as any OF such
courses do, and Miss Alice was so
sure of becoming Mrs. Marriatt, that
she had made up her trousseau, and
even gone 90 far as to bake the we'd
ding cake. But even at that late hour
the faithless Stephen began to cogitafe
over the serious business he was about
to enter into, and the result was that
the marriage did not take place. Miss
Alice, after giving him ample time to
redeem himself, brought a breach OF
promise suit for $4,000. The case
was tried in the Hardin Circuit Court
the other day, when the Jury gave
the wretchod Alice %, 900 with which
10 soothe the achings o. her tender
heart.
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A GLANCE at our Legislative re-
port for Saturday and Monday will
show how our impotent Representa-
,ives are frittering away the peoples
time. Nothing, absolutely nothing
was done on those two days. but II Is
said that the few members that were
left in Frankfort, amused themselves
by throwing paper wads at each other
and doing other school-boyish trick,
too silly to mention. A greater fraud
than the present Legislature was new
err imposed on a long suffering public,
and the sooner the "bulging brows
of the members point homeward' a'
Logan would say, the sooner will the
people Of Kentucky be able to draw
healthy breath.
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Mr.. W. A. JOHNSON, of the Paris
Cai.ea, has sold his interest in that
paper to his partner, I. l.. McChes'
ney. Esq, and will revive this week
the old Paris Saturday Night
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CoRoNER-JNO.A ALLEN
GOING TO BE REvENGED.

tOiNt TO Be RENEN6ED.
"All-Fools' Day" Is coming on apace.
We mean to have revenge for that Valen-
tine then. Look out
OF COURSE 1T rs.
Home again After two weeks "knock-
ing about" through the country, we con-
clude that Mt. Vernon is the best place in
wide, wide world.
CENTRALLY SATISFIED.
The nominations made by the recent
County Convention seem to be giving near
ly general satisfaction. In some instances
there is little grumbling, which We trust
will soon pass away.
HE's GLAD AND so ARE WE.
We will be pardoned for expressing the
pleasure which we feel at the success Of
our friends, Clay Kaufman and W. A.
Burnside, in Garrard at the recent print =
~ election. We hope both will be elected.
SPRING AND CORN PLANTING.
We had few dayso Of fair weather last
week which put thoughts Of Spring and
complaining into the farmers heads, but
Sunday the clouds thicKened, the rain be-
gan TO fall and il has continued falling
since.
DEATHS.
Adam Griffin, after a brief illness, de-
parted this life at his residence in this
county, on the 2ith ult., in the til year Of
his ACE Nm Rnfori an oh citizen
aged So years, died at his residence on the
9Th inst.
STATEMENT OF THE CASE.
The Englishman washes of the war
paint, the Russian stuiis his overeoat peck
cts with plumber, the Turk crosses the
Bosphorus to take a smoke, France looks
forward now 10 her hg show, Congress
makes silver money over the veto-but
still the Legislature don't adjourn.
SETTLING WITH THE TEACHERS.
DIR. j. j. Brown was busily engaged last
Saturday. dispensing the school funds to
tie teachers Of the county. They are a
deserving body oil men, and as We saw each
receiving his share, We only wished that it
might have been twice as large. Teachers
are entirely too poorly paid
HEArrIrYIse THE BEAUTIFUL.
Our legal friend, j. X. McClary, has
greatly improved the grounds in front OF
his residence just out from town, making
that which was neat before, neaier still.
The yard has been leveled, and several
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A BILL known as the Long Bond
bill has passed the Senate. Itprovides
for the issue of 500, 0OO,0 900 OF cou.
pom bonds of s25, $50 and 500, re-
deemable in coin 80 years from date,
and bearing 4 per cent. interest.
These bonds are designed especially
for the poor man who wishes to lay
by his earnings in a safe and reliable
investment.
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The Legislature will spend week
electing Public Printer. Why not
give the Office to s. I. NJ. Major. and
he done with il!
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TAX NOTICE.

Tbi. Ia positively the last call Tor Taxes OF lsl.
"A In three weeks the Law Increases the amount
which, With the costs Of elllselinr, WI ee eauss
Mar.AG A. n. ffLAND.
ua-a nhsszA
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THE Senate has passed a bill for an
appropriation TO assist james Gordon
Bennett in his search for the North
Pole.
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Born Houses have passed bills foi
the payment of Southern war claims
reported under act of 1874 by .he Sec
rotary of the Treasury. The follow
ing local claimants are in the list
Lincoln county-Rev. Jos. Ballou,
$3.50 So; L. b. Caldwell, IS Of: VIM.
Yates, s67 s.. Pulaski-A. T. Curd,
$3.50; John r. Wait, admir- of eyre
nus Wait, 81, 76S As.
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The New Hampshire State Flee
ton was held on Tuesday and resulted
in the election Of Prescott, Governor,
by about 1000. This is reduction
in the usual Republican majorities.
The Legislature is also Republican by
about twenty members.
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HOCkCAsTLE sOUSTr WITS
NJ. ucrmem

ROCkCaSTLE SOUSTr WITS
NJ. ycrmsm.
MARCH IS, 1878.
ROOKIE AsrLE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
COUNTY JUDGE-G. W. M'CLuRE.
COUNTY CLERK-D. n. WILLIAMS.
COUNTY ATToRNEY-sAM.M. BURDETT
sHERIFF-JOHN STEPHENS.
JAILER-sAMUEL THOMPSON.
AssEssoR-J. W. KIRBY.
SURVEYOR p. wALLIN.
CoRoNER-JNO. ALLEN.
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TnE Chesapeake 4 Ohio r. K. {,
which runs from Richmond, Va, to
Huntington, w. Va, a distance of
APO miles, will be sold on the 2nd of
next month. The probability is that
Messrs. Huntington q Co., will pur-
chase it, in which event the Big San
DIV r. r. will be let, and FASTENED to
completion. The building of this road
is of the utmost Importance to the
Chesapeake & Ohio, and an advantage
to the public that can not he over
estimated.
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]. R. WARREN & SON,
"P. O. STORE"
Our stock Of Fancy Groceries will always
be complete, embracing among other
things Cheese, Maccaroni, Pickles,
e Chow Chow, Mustard, Extracts Of
Lemons and Vanilla, the best,
Dried Peaches dApples, Pnnes,
Cunants, Raisins, Cranberries
Dissected COcoanuts, Peach
and Apple Butter, Mince
Meat and Spices of all
kinds, &C.. &C., &c.
We keep the largest and best assort-
ment Of Canned Goods in town:
Beans, Peas Peaches, To-
matoes, Corn. Cherries,
Raspberries, Straw.
berries, &c.&c.
We now have In stock a fine line Of Su.
CARS, COifees, Teas, Rice, Melasses,
Syrups, Maple Syrup, Coal OIL,
Vinegar, Lard, &e., &c.
We keep constantly on hand sup
ply of Flour. Meal, Potatoes,
Eggs, Butter, Dressed
Chickens & Turkeys.
BlAeksmiths wil find Il TO their inter
est 10 boar In mind that ws are closing
ont at cost for cash the entire stock
ofIrou, Buggy and WagonWhssls
Spokss. Felloss. Hubs, TO-, pur-
chased Of Campbell Il Miller.
Don't forget us when you arc
In need ofIIart wares we can
supply you with anything
from aItiVet tn ~ Crowbar.
an Avn To a. Post Anger.
We have lately received q stock OF Col
lars. Hames. Blind a riding Brides.
Trace Chains, Halters, Saddle
Bags and Blankets
We are Agents forthc famous
Diamond Iron Piows.
Cali ~ see them.
Ne Keen % supply OF Needles for all
MAIDS of sewimg Machines.
We can farnlsh the ladies at asy and oil time
With Grown Plating Machines
We Tc.Iacinilly invite all To give as call heiof'
Purchasing elsewhene
I.R. WARREN & SON.
A. Warren Is Agent hes hT tie singer, the
best sewing Asehins made. Samples N hand
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!. r. WARREN & SON.

A. A. Warren Is Agent he,s hf ne singer 'he
best sewing Asehins made. Samples on hAAa'
o7.lyr
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TIE Trustees OF the Cincinnati
Southern want two million more to
complete their road, and have moved
on the Legislature to authorize the
means Of raising the funds. r. NJ.
Bishop 4 Co., Governor, Trustee and
grocery merchant, will do his level
best to get the money. The fact is,
there should be no hesitancy about the
matter Of funds. The nearly compile
ted road below Somerset is passing
away at the rate Of thousands OF dol.
lars a month.
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BRIEF News NorEs.--The Steam.
or City of Chester. was burnrd at
Memphis last week. The entire cargo
and twolives we're lost......The farm
ers Of Fayette held meeting on Mon
day and instructed their Representa-.
iiycs in the Legislature to use oil their
diligence in securing the passage Of
the whipping-Post Bill......A lorna
do swep over Atlanta, Ga, last Sun
day while the worshipping congrega'
lions of the city we're at the various
churches. The Episcopal church wa
blown down, and eighteen of the con
gregation seriously hurt. All OF thu
other churches suffered more or less
hut not so severely. The City Hal
was unroofed, the roofs Of the Depot
unsettled, and the damage done pri
vate residences was very great......A
violent snow storm ragged IN Wyo
ming Territory last Saturday, the snow
in some places drifting to ten or fifteeI
feet high. All the r. r. trains wer'
showed in IA most fendish muir
der by band of lynchers was perpe
trated las. Monday in Rockingham
county, Va. A colored woman. VIII
was engaged in the robbing Of a barn
and its subsequent burning, was take'
from the officers by about 200 maske'
men, who bent a black jack sap
ling down, tied rope to its tol
and the other end around the woman
ueck. and let loose the tree. She wa
tossed clear over the tree and lande'
on the opposite side. The saplint
was propped up with a fence rail, ant
the woman left hanging for two days
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WHEN the question Of erecting a
monument over the grave Of General
Nelson came up in the Senate the 9th.
or day, Senator White, Of Madison,
took occasion to denounc Nelson rs n
brutal and hcartlcss officer, and un.
worthy the name Of a soldier. The
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
mercioi and Col. Gocdlce, denied Mr..
Whites charges and as good as called
him an arrant falsi6er. On Monday
the Senator arose to a question Of priv
ilege, reiterated his charges against
Nelson and spoke Of his sssailants a
having none Of the qualifications o
gentlemen. The probability tina
blood would besmear the face Of tn
Moon was strongly hunted at, but tn
cloud Of war has apparently blowl
over. II is safe to say that Nelsol
will get no monument, and il is equal
ly safe to say that he ought not Il
have one.
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Hon. s. s. Cox, generally known
o. Sunset, remarked when the Presi'
dents veto Of the silver bill was re-
ceived by the House, chat il was
fraud by fraud" In bis speech on
Tuesday he declared his intention, on
all occasions, Of calling attention to
the fact that Hayes is usurper, and
ought to be kicked out of the White
House. He ridiculed Hayes boasted
Civil Service Reform, and contended
that he had never made an appoint.
ment since his installation except
through personal motives. Mr.. Cox
also took occasion to denounce his col
league, Hewitt, for his recent defense
Of Hayes title. We glory in such a
man as Cox, and hope he will contin-
ne to agitate the question Of the rape
of the Presidency.
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A coUrLE.of students at the Univer-
sity of Virginia, one the son Of n Mis-
souri, Senator, and the other a son of
. Virginia General, fell out few days
ago over q game of billiards, the lie
was passed, and the injured party i'm
mediately challenged the other to
fight duel. The challenge was &c.
cepted, and bowie knives were named
as the weapons. A secluded spot near
Charlottesville was chosen as the field,
and the young men and their seconds
arrived on the scene, but before they
got fairly to work, officers who had
heard Of the affair, arrived, and took
the whole party into custody. After
they get out of Jail they will, no doubt,
feel satisfied to let the little matter
drop.
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MOTH.PR00F HIVES.

There is no such hive As the "moth-prooi hive -
and all Intelligent Aparians agree 10 this factAny
one who claims to have such Is ignorant Of bees OF
is knave, for where hes can get In hive. 50 can
moth millers, and even the bce itself carries the
moth eggs into the hive on Its lcgs. The only way
10 prevent moths Is to keep strong aud healthy
swarms. That only will save your scs- from Tho
moths.
Those who want 10 engage In n light, pleasant
and profitable business, should buy County Right
Of US. Every one who kceps hces should by Farm
Right. We viii sell Farm Right, with the priv
ilege Of manufacturing Hives Cor your osn USE OF
II you prefer, We VII sell you Farm Right and
then furnish you Hives at " each. Don't della,
this matter II you want 10 raise all the hes ana
honey you want, eheaply and pleasantly
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sHERIFF-JoHN STEPHENS.

COUNTY ATToRNEY-sAM.M. BURDET
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COUNTY CLERK-D. n. WILLIAMS.
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COUNTY JuDGE-G. W. M'CLuRE.
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JAILER-sAMuEL THOMPSON.
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DEATHS.

Adam Griffin, after a brief illness, de-
parted this life at his residence in this
county, on the 24th ult., in the til year Of
his VIM. Bufori, an old citizen,
aged So years, died at his residence on the
9Th inst.
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RocRcAsrLr DEMOCRATIC TICKET.