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RELlGIOTs.

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subject Of Rev. ]. :. Sims next Sunday
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discourse for next Sunday at II o'clock,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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CnEw Jackson's best sweet navy tobacco.
CLOCKS cleaned aud repaired at Chen.
ault's
CALL ON Bohon A stang and nav your
account.
OSr hundred Jo,cp Zoo. e., s,io bv
II smith ~
-
. hou can hnY CLOCK very cheap at
hiAhQ,AerkRs hr RANTS 81 all kinds
~ 'henaulta
Iovrn AMI lower IN, re,I and a,p,
Gallo A. - smith
Test e-ceni Cigar IN town
LOT OF Pocket Knives at cn't TO make
room "f new 'oi ~ 'hen'nir'
FISr assortment Of Toilet Soap-. hair.
nail. tooth hrusbes. and netfumery very
cheap Al Chenanlt's
-. -,
VILE ihhsiAS fEhfuAf hA'khE-
Tmk - rich AMI fragrant try u. sold by
T. H. 'hcnau''' STAMFORD
VIZ arc lust receiving large lot of In.
dies' and Childrens Shoes. Ziegler A In. !.
make j. N. ASH. Shanks.
JCst icoeiNei large supply OF Books,
H'ates Ihre. r.hs, ms ahn eNctN ming
h"cue" 'or Neh""'s ~ IT, " 'hehann~
The incest stock Youths, Bows and Chill.
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PULASKI COUNTY VIEWS.
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ID. AND D.-A young man hailing from
Paris, was lodged in Jail on Tuesday night
for being drunk and disorderly.
VINO Is IRA prominent member OF
the legal profession is to be married to one
Of Somerset's fairest daughters next week.
MISsTREIs.- Somerset has two minstrel
troupes. One Of them will give an enter
tainment at the Opera House on Friday
night, and the other will perform during
Christmas week.
THE SUPPER-At the Opera House On
Saturday night, was a brilliant affair. The
night was very disagreeable, but a large
crowd was in attendance, and did not adj
jorn until | O'Clock.
CUT-A difficulty occurred about ten
miles West Of Somerset, on Tuesday, be-
tween Chris. Sieyers and Mr. Tartar,
both are young men. Mr. sieven was
badly cut with knife.
An AocIDEST-Occurred at the Shoals
on Cumberland River last Thursday, in
which Henry Carter aud Thos. Long, Of
color, we're seriously hurt by the explosion
Of blast. Both the men were brought 10
town on Saturday.
NEwsY NorEs-I.ots ofChristmas goods
in town.....T The National Bank has a lady
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LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.
Husfenriife.

Nor OSE.-No, not a word abont the
beautiful snow.
CHILDREN, LooK,-G. T. Peacock, ag' I,
started to the city Tuesday morning. Save
your nickels till he returns.
LAND SALE.-Mrs. II. Campbell has
sold her farm adjoining town tow. Plate,
Of Liberty. The terms have not been made
public.
TRIx.-Peacock intends to exhibit such
lot Of toys, trinkets, candies and fruits,
nuts, notions, games, gifts and holiday
presents as never before delighted the in
fant-ry brigade.
SANTA CLAus-Is reported sick; hut Pea
cock has chartered his kit, and will be on
hand before Christmas with dazzling dis
play Of beautiful things that would make
Old Santa's head swim. 'Rah for Saint
Freely
STOCK SALT. G. Lyon has just re-
turned from Cincinnati. where he disposed
Of three car loads of cattle, averaging 1900
pounds, at about Age per lb. Chris looks
remarkably well, and evidently has not lost
in the transaction.
COMPETITIONS. ticket agents Of the
rival Railroads are cutting rates on each
other. The last account was that Howard
sat up" with the prospective emigrants,
offering tickets free, and Chrome thrown
in; but McChesney had been telegraphed,
and was expected in the morning to go a
telephone better.
RAN Our AT THE EYE.-I have heard
Of men "full 10 the neck" but Blaine and
Blackburn seem to have beaten that; il
ran out at their eyes. Wonder what Joe
thought Of il after he got sober Couldn't
some artist depict the scene as yignette
for Moore's meeting Of the waters" or
would Il suggest, wine is a mockerI'
MoRE NEw GooDs AT HUsroSvILLE,' =
Pat Conway is back from the city, and is
opening a full line of merchandise all fresh,
fashionable and seasonable. Pat is we'll
known as reliable business man; and in
the selection OF his stock he was aided by
]. NJ. Cook, veteran merchant, thorough
ly acquainted with the wants Of the mar
ket, who will also assist al the COUNTER
CHASdE OF SrYLE.--Dr. Alcon hands
in the following letter, which will explain
itself
CiNcSSArI, o., Dec. &, 1875
E,lrayi liooTAs
DEAR slR;-In response 10 your advices
VI the 96ih ulL, 10 address Of Hon. Miles Green
wood, President covering petition Of yourself, soS
Owens, ct al. TO the RosTd Of Trustees G. :. H. r.,
10 have the name Of the station heretofore knOwn
as and called "Moreland' changed To HaslonVi lille
Station, ! have respectfully To advise you that
tho Trustees hass, in compliance With the prayer
Of said petition, dlraoisd that the station nov
known as "MoTeland" be hereafter called "Huston'
willie station" Very respectfully,
n, n, TATrn, sec a AUDI
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ID. Cone case Of disorderly conduct
before the Police Court last week; fined SO
and costs.
BIRTH-On the sth inst. to the wife of
james Moore-a daughter Dollie; weight,
8 lbs. Quite small chip from the old
block, which weighs l75 pounds.
A CURIOUS ANIMAL. - An amateur
house keeper in our immediate vicinity,
was frightened from her neat and cory
home by the sight of the ear Of some re-
pulsive looking animal on the stairway,
and taking refuge With neighbor, would
not be induced to return home until her
husband was ready to go with her, who,
upon entering the house picked up his
plane from the stairway, which Immediate
" removed the cause Of fright to the
young wife.
A. ID, F.-One OF our prominent citi-
Iens presented quite an amusing, as well as
ludicrous spectacle, the other day, on the
occasion Of having a civil warrant served
on him, in favor Of some dissatisfied credi-
tor. Upon reading the warrant, he flew
into rage Of passion, and made the unof-
Tending officer the subject Of his yitupera-
ton, imperatively demanding rstraetion
Of the service, by such expressions as, "Ill
be confound IL I'll have this served on me
until that man comes up and settles with
me-" and similar expressions until the Off
Ger no doubt was made to halt between two
opinions: whether he should return the
warrant as the law required, with date Of
service, or carry il in his pocket regardless
Of duty.
MORE FIGUREs.- The power required to
raise 5000 lbs. one foot in one minute was
expressed as % (decimal) or 27-lO0 of a
horse power, and not 27-horse power as
your type makes it appear. This slight
omission Of the period before the % con-
fuses all the subsequent calculations. Please
publish this in correction Of the error. A.
ter further investigations on the subject, |
find the estimate of power produced by one
cubic zach Of water being converted into
steam, to be 1900 lbs. instead Of S35 lbs.
Hence, to produce the deficit OF force
which was estimated at 2,57S, 900 lbswould
require only 5! gals. Of water to be genera
ted into steam instantaneously. This We
hold can only be produced by water COM
ing in contact with red hot ironi. aad red
hot iron in boiler can only result from
low water, which fact is positively denied
by those running 1t at the time. But I'M
less some one can produce corroborating
statement by mathematics, we must give
the decision in favor Of figures.
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90 10 CoSvAy--fot any thing you
need. a' staple and fancy dry goods booti,
shoes, hats, clothing, gloves, hosiery, &c.
lie hss choice selection Of cloths, cassi.
meres, Nc, which. II required, he will cut
and trim In the hest and latest style. Pat
Is an artist with the shears Go to him
and he measured.
ExrLASAronY.--R. y. Hooker, theAIag-
isiraie referred 10 last week, authorizes me
to say that the pistol taken by him from
Purdy was not concealed but held in HE
hand outside his coat--thst his announce
ment TO the by-sianders that the weapon
vas concealed was made in JEST that he did
not witness any part NJ the riotous proceed
ingr; Tat no one responded TO his call for
an affidavit as to the shooting, and that
consequently the law gave him no right to
detain the parties. Of course had no de-
sire to misrepresent Squire Hooker.
simply gave the facts a. they we're current.
ly reported; and cheerfully present his
statement here.
TRIAL OF BULLDOzERs.-Three darkies
Of political proclivities, Arch and Sam Cobb
and Charley Jones, were on trial Tuesday
before Squire Hooker on the charge Of
having beaten and otherwise maltreated
Charley Duncan, also colored, on election
day, because he voted the Democratic tick
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NOME AFFAIRS.
Severance a D.dderar.

Children's Yarn CAPS, Hoods, &c. New
apartment.
Mems, Ladies' and Children'a Overshoe'
and Sandals.
The improved Stocking Supporters ia
Ladies and Misses sires.
Blankets--very superior quality, and al
prices that defy competition.
Cloaks-Only few left, which we will
sell at decided bargains to close before the
new year.
Knitting Yarns from the Mills Of u. A,
Loud 4 Bro, Lexington, just received, in
all colors, including solid black.
Mems Boys and Children's Winter Boots
All we ask il for you to call and see them,
for we feel assured you will buy.
A few pieces new Dress Goods at ten
cents per yard; the best goods for the mon.
ey ever opened in this or any other place
Twenty new Zinc and Paper Trunks
Just in. No use in sending to the city, we
can save you time and money by buying
Of Us.
Ladies, remember that our stock Of Dress
Goods is very fine. All the new patterns
in Dress Goods, from the cheapest calico
to the finest silk.
We can save you from three to five dol.
lars on pair Of fine sewed calf boots. All
we ask you to do is to call and examine
them, feeling sure we can Justify our state
ment.
Our stock Of Clothing has been greatly
reduced in the last few weeks, but we are
determined not to carry any over until
next year. You will do well to call and
examine.
Just received this week new lot Of Blk
Cashmere, at greatly reduced prices. We
keep the celebrated X. d. Brand. Our
stocl Of Dress Goods is complete in all de-
slrable styles and colors.
Ladies need not be worried any longer
about Silk Velvet, Black Satin, Trimming
Silks, Silk Fringe, Buttons, and in fact
any thing necessary to trim your dresses
with, for we have them.
We thought our third order for Boys
and Youths Boots would supply them all;
but we have been compelled to make an
other order. So, boys, come along, and
have new Boots for Christmas.
Our stock of Clothing is the largest and
cheapest we have ever had ia Coats, Pants,
Vests and complete Suits, for men and
boys. Overcosts from the cheapest to the
finest Beavers ond Chinchillas.
Your especial attention is called to our
Flannsls. We have every quality in plain
white, Shaker, red and grey; resi- twilled,
white twilled, grey twilled; Opera, in all
colors; Plaid Flannels for children.
In Ladies' and Children's Shoes We have
always been awarded the blue ribbon, and
feel that this Fall we are more entitled tC
il than ever. To our stock Of the celebra.
ted r. l.. Stevens & Co.'S goods we have
added a very cheap and nice assortment OF
Eastern Goods, in pegged and sewed, al
prices that cannot be duplicated in this
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iaxD. srocs avn rhop ifsns

stephen Ow'ley started South with n bot
NJ horses and mnles Yesterday.
The Richmond VA paper. report the
mule market quite active IN that city.
4. g. Talbot, Of Boyle, sold to WIN.
Ferguson ~ head of 1908. pound steers at
~ cents
Dr. Wash Miller, Of Clark, sold Kenne-
dy a Co., l37 cattle. averaging $40 lbs,
At 81 80 per cwt
Twelve head Of 9sG-lb. cattle sold this
week in Marion a, 81 80 per cwt., and rs
head eOO-lb. at 81 IS.
Joe. McAlister delivered TO WoodA Far
ri-, II Boyle, on Monday last, 20 head Of
i,O20-lb. cattle at 2 cents.
J. NJ. Brown,this county, sold to Mr..
Upthegrove last week, Poland China hog,
that weighed 80 pounds.
DR.. Tucker has rented his 400 acres in
Marion to A. j. Baker and s. NJ. Ware, Of
Lincoln, for SsOO.-tDanville Advocate.
Sales Of 20 yearling steers, weighing 500
pounds at $50 per head, and 200 barrels
corn at 81 so delivered, are reported in the
- p ~ v..liu.,o. ILL ca,
- 40 n ~ Ciio &C. .ow and MIN.
ni.. 70, am n Th.v wo;oh.daIo, IN.
and were aold at 81 20 per cwt
49,. ''.' 49, y" Wv ~,
49, 80,
- 49, az" " V pn'i-r S- "
NUS '''''' "''" Up ~" '"
s"igert has refused sl4'ooo Tor his race
horse sPendlhriit' a 3-year-old. lie al
ready mas MIN entered IN races ior the
coming year, IN which the purses aggre-
gate soZ'ooo'
capt Dan Iuney' who Is IN atlanta,
ia WIN horses, writes the Psris hs'fuee-
Va" 'hat ne has struck The worst market he
ever saw Money Is scarce and business OF
~, ~'"u ,,, a"'''
ine siu"'' up" S",' ne" proeuA .
''"u." ',''o 'o"" ''.'' &c" Jay
tore ~ 'no ,"'e " '1'ee '""u
=. ""' '"' 'e'" y '
&. j. White has sold to Joe Quisen5erry,
OF Clark pair OF 4-year-old cattle, the
"hnest color you ever saw at - SIa per
hundred. They weighed 4,3'O, and will
go to New York Tor Christmas.-l Rich
mond LEICESTER
The records OF the Toledo Produce tx
change show that during the past season
jest closed, 22o,ooO barrels OF flour, IL
ooo,oOo bushels OF wheat, o,ooo,ooo bushels
OF corn and 24''Ooo bushels Of oats were
shipped IRON that port.
Al D'h'bests salf IN Madison last week,
heller calves brought from I'll TO sioi
steer calves $40 90 aged mules from $40
to $50 yeariins mules, 81 %; mule colts,
III 20; logs, " per hundred corn, VI 20
- the held, and fodder &c shock
The Mt. Sterling SentineFs Bourbon let
ter reports sales Of $50 barrels Of corn,
delivered 81 miles at 81 IS per barrel;
brsg lot Of fat sheep, averaging 2l2l lbs, at
hlc 09a Of half hlos,dad ahaan at Ale and
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CoNMoSwEALTH's ATToRsEY. Ii "a We
~ gratifying to the friends Of r. G. War
rem, Esd to know that his proposed can
didacy Tor Commonwealth Attorney is
meeting with such favor all over the Dis
uicL Mr.. Warren is a good lawyer, a
worthy man, and he has done the party
some excellent service A Democrat from
strong sense Of principle, he Is able at all
times to surrender his own personal pref
crenceS, for the good Of the party, and do
ring The hie canvass, he DID moro than
any man in tho county to heal the sors-
created by protracted contest ior the Con
sressionsl nomination.
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AssIGNEE's SALE.

TWILL OFFER FOR SALE, THE SAW MILL
AND ENGINE AND ALL OTHER MACHINERY
&C, AND LOO WAGON, PROPERTY OF p. y.
SLOAN, NOW IN BANKRUPTCY, AT TUNNEL
CITY, LINCOLN CO., KY, DEC. II, ISIS, AT . o.
CLOCK, Pm. las. y. WILLIAMS.
ss2-i ASSIGNEE.
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An officer and guard went up to Rich
mond yesterday IN escort Grove Kennedy
to Lancaster, where he will appear before
Judge Wicklite to-day To apply for .
change Of venue. By-the-way, the Ioties
Gaasits has an excellent picture Of Ken
tucky's Distinguished Outlaw"
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NoTIsEi

n m induccment ~ new sub-crbcrs
We hereby agree TO send the ISrrRioR
JouEsAL frpm NV until January 1T,
1850, IT, e. 10 Sll Who will Jay u. the
cash
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SSow.--The heavy snow storm that
ragged in the West last Saturday, reached
hem on the night Of the 9th, and had it
No, O-en for the great amount Of water on
the ground, would have covered il to the
depth Of foot or more. Il was six inches
In .nma nlnoea. Notwithstanding.
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OYSTER SALOON I

Having purchased the Oyster ssloon Of =. G. Da'
vie, under the store Of Me Ali-ter Lyle am pre-
pared 10 fuRNIsH OYsrEns IN EvKhY srrLE Al
All Houhs. keep also CHoiCE LINE OF CfoAnl
AED ToBaCco.
sS2-ai T.v. HuaHEs.
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NOTICE!

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
The National Rank ofstanford, Ky, vill he held
In the Ofhce q aid Rank, on rHK 2Sp TuEsDAy
" JsNuAnY, 1879. for the purpo-e Of eleciing d.
Sss-,d n. ueResnsrs,
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WV ,pvrnfIsrtNIs
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MFETINa OF fHE STOCK
holders of The Farmers National Bank Of stanford,
Ny, N elect Directc for aid R.nk, vtil 10 held
~ the Ofice q said Rank, ON TUESDAY, yANUAnr
PM inc. n. oWslEy,
as2-td Cashier
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OnsrRuCrING THE HIGHwAY.-Thomas
House was tried on Saturday for obs,ruct-
ing the public road near his house and
fined SIS, which Is 81 per day for every day
II was INSTRUCTED Mr.. House took an ap-
npaI
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? . w 0pFM o CAN
"'ssSs' - SwA'S
~--
Sugars, Cofees, Teas, syrup., Molssses,
saw
HOminy. Beans, &C. We also tee,
Carriage Bolts, Screws, Hails, Sausage
Kitchen Sets. Corn Peppers, &c. &c.
Things as Canned Goods; in this line, we
'''-' '
Pickles, Ground and French Mustard.
Peach Butter, Mince Meat, Sauces,
Preserves, Cheese, Crackers. CccOsnuts,
~,
We Keep Tubs Buckets firkin''
Sugar Boxes Empty Barrels At 10 CENTS
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IOCtL NEvJs.

carr. JomS CowAS lett this week with n
car load Of horses for Augusta. Most Of
them Gust letween $50 and 500
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CHRISraAs Goons.--Mr W. u. McRob-
erts, Of the enierprising firm Of Anderson
a McRoberts, has returned from Cincin.
natl, where he laid in a complete and besuti-
full stock Of Holiday Goods, such as Toll
ct Sets, Vases, Writing Desks, Work Box
e., a handsome line Of Books, both foe the
young and old, Paperteries, Tea Sets, Dolls,
and toys Of every shape and variety mag
Unable. These are the first goods Of the
kind to arrive, and the array has set many
a little heart to beating faster as the pros
pect Of becoming possessor Of some OF the
fine things, aud the way the little folks are
beginning to hoard their nickles foretells
the rush that will be made on them in a
few DAYS
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QrUrrrty Cornr--Commenced Last
Monday, with "a cases On the docket, NJ
which Judge Brown has disposed Of 60.
The case u Blackerby's Adm'r. w. Mon.
roe Smith, g sei Cor tomorrow. and the
Commonwealth w. Col. 7. II. watier.on
and Joseph T. Portman, Tor trespas., Tor
next Tuesday.
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Az OBsERvAroRY.-Mr. John Bright,
the popular surveyor, tells Us that in run
ming the lines Of the Knob land of Mr..
Lorenzo Gcode, decd, he had occasion to
go to the summit Of Whist IL known as
Daugherty's Knob, where, with an ordina.
ry spy-glass he was able to see the flag fly
Ing in the breeze at Camp Nelson, in Jes-
samine, a distance Of twenty-five milss,
could plainly distinguish the Towers at
the IS. r. X. Bridge, and look down on
Lancaster and Danville, the latter Of which
vas 80 easily visible that he could see the
different colors Of the squares Of slate on
the Presbyterian church. The u. $. Sig
nal Service ought to establish an Ob-erva-
tory on the Knob.
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WHAr OSE Loan DtD.--Three colored
boys, Scion Craig. Jim Guest ard Lee
Helm, while out hunting on Wednesday.
got to fooling with an old single barrel shot
gun. The gun did not like such doings, 40
reproved the "nigs" by going od and fll-
ing their faces with bird shot, and trans
forming their beautiful countenances al
most beyond recognition. Judging from
appearance, each one was trying to get
ahead Of the other in looking down the
barrel.
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SKULL CRUSHED IS.--Allen Collier, a
crippled negro, became enraged last Sntur.
day evening a, little seven year old ne
gro boy for some trivial cause, and threw q
stick at him, which, striking the top Of his
head, crushed the skull in. Collier suppos-
ing he had Killed the boy. fed, and altho'
Marshal Met-hon started nj once in pur.
suit Of him, he has 40 far eluded arrest.
Physicians raised the skull from the brain
Of the boy, and II Is likely that he will get
we'll.
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ouR lady readers Who have occasion to
purchase winter dresses OF other goods
need not send to Louisville or Cincinnati
for them, because our friends, the Hayden
Brothers, assure all Of them that they will
duplicate any bill that can be made any
where in this country, aud then the express
charges are saved. Moreover, we should
all patronise homo folks, especially when
they do better by ~ than those who live at
a distance.
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MAsoS'c IrcruRr.-Rob Morris, y dis
linguished light in the Masonic fraternity,
lectured here on Monday night on the
MYSTERIES II Mt. Moriah," after which he
conferred the Oriental degree NJ the "Palm
aud Shell" on several member Of stanford
Lodge Mr.. Morris has lsiely returned
from the Holy Land, and his lecture Is full
Of facts interesting to members Of this An
Client Order,
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u. Cone case Of disorderly conduct
before the Police Court last week; fined SO
and costs.