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COAsryvIsE sTEAMsIIIPs.

nj n, HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL s. s. LINZ.
IN Steamer leave from pier 3 N. H., at - u. VI.
fOi. HAVANA ASD VERA CRUZ
calling At Progfcso, Campeachy. Frontera =. -
CITY or WARRINGTON Ulnvsns only. thursday. NAY ~
Cllb w MtNlCD. ......t... rn'wruny, .u".
Matnncrcs. Tampico. Tnxpan, masing clos. conn.ston
with amer for tlavana New York aud AL mo sbovo
ports. II. ALEXANDRA SONS. 81 and 10 Broadway.
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THE ENTIRE FURNITURE OF TWO FRENCH FLATS.
renewed 20 our store for conyenience Of sale.
ELEGANT STkINwAY PIANO. fine Moquct ana
English Carpet. gilt and b. pier ana mantei Mirrors
rosewood Etngcre Gas Stove all the dninsroom
and Kitchen Etensils GlassM ChinAwnre. &c
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-MORTGAGE SALE.
n. PETER BOWIE, Auctioncer.
will sell this day, at IL o'clock at the Auction Rooms cor
9th University place. general assortment oil
Furniture consisting Of Paror suits Mirrors Bookcases
Edcpoard black walnut marblc top Centre Tables, black
walnut Dressing Bureaus Wnshstands Lounges, Tables,
Chairs Cottage SUITS black walnut Bcdsteads hair and
spring Mattresses brussels aud ingram Carpets Kitchen
Utensils. &c. by oraer attorney for mortgage
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CAvANNAH, FLORIDA.
GEN. BARNES from pier 10 E. r.. Wednesday. May ~
CITY OF SAVANNAH pier - N H.. Saturday May rs
GEORGE iONGE.
Agent Saturday steamc 400 Broadway.
MURRAY, FERRIS CO.,
Agent Wednesday steamer, 81 South ST.
G. D. OWENS, GEORGE YONGE,
Aren't A. G. r. r.. 3i5 Bway Agent q. h. r.. 400 sway.
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BETWEEN 4TH AND LEXINGTON Avs.
One grand square octave roscwood Plan
ofortc one IN grand upright richly carved,
ininid case brilliant vovet Brusseis, ingram Oar
pets; large Pier Mirrors. Curtains bne Oil
fsntngs Bronxss, Vases. Clocks elegant latest style
satin. silk coslan and rep Parlor suits Cabi.
Bedroom Suits Bedtead Bureaus. Dressing Cases Ward
robes spring Mattresses Bedding Holsters Pill
lows Lounges Library Furniture. sideboard Extension
Tables Glass; China Slverwarc Cutlery Hall and Stair
Carpets, &c ROTH, Auctfoneer Don't fail to attend.
Take Filth stages Third Fourth
IA East 18th 1T.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
a -TuNIs JoANsoN. XUCTioNEEH,
a. Old stand. 81 Nassau st.
ON TUESDAY AT lo5< O'CLOCK,
At our salesroom. 81 Nassau ST.,

A. Old stand. ~ Nassau ST.
on T vsI ....T.s n l j. ss ocaocK.
THE ENTIRE FURNITURE OF TWO FRENCH FLATS.
FAM ss
AucT1T9oS 81 SALE sor TnI wrT nf5 RtEh9e
THE Ssissih SssSsSSSaS
sEasSSFs rSsR
LiSsARI, ohxMskk AND piSfSs FuRSirURE.
pAkdks si 9H With
.sIas's and Tssss iaaia naraassss
ss epH :0 peer nd s
lace Curtains sevre. and osmolu Manssl SETS 60 day
AoDas aSo SfS S sf1FSsgs. S e.
SITS nsa and nrs,,.s o..s
:pl is s.isesss .f Bolster; Fos. sheets. Sa.
. sa Gu
aao and
Chairs Silver Cabinet China. Glass and silverware Gut
sy na A. and SnS J.p.s
also Furniture OF Kitchen aud servants Apartments over
~ '0'' y e''-h'f LUKE FITZGERALD. Asctioneer.
K.R.Goed. packed and shipped Take 9Th or 7'h av.
4 LOTION SALE. PRIVATE RESIDENCE
Lss ssS',ss sale Do,.is.y . 10 O'Clock
At the large four story residence
HOUSE ooa IA Ms. ii
ELEGANT DRAWING ROOM SUITh
cHAMBEk SETS LIBRARY AND piNING,
FURNITURE COMPLkrE. FINE COLLECTlON
or BRoNZEs CHOICE PAINTINGS. CARPETS
opportunity Tor those furnishing city or country
rosidencca
Psrlors:-Sincie and double Drawing Room sets. with
carved crimso blue and sill
sans cotelAne silk and woo RODS; Ccanna mar.
bic Tables 70 match: marauctry Cabinet. with bronze
ountings Etaeercs ebony and gilt Pedessls Console
Tables Eascls Turkish Chairs Lounges Bronze Groups
Figures and statuetes; on PAINTINGS BY eminent artists
MAGNIFicENT sTEiNwAY upGlGHT PIANo:n
Also GRAND SQUARE ~ OCTAVE PlANOFORTE,
embroiasrsd Cover. STOOL Music Cabinet, Aante Sets
WORK Tables, Carpets. Mats, Rugs, &c.
Chambers and walnut Chamber Sets OF Bed
steads Dressing Gases Bureaus Washsts nds Commodes
Chairs Rockers. curled hair and other Mattresses
spring Bods feather Pillows wardrobes. Easy Chairs
Dining Room and Library s-Bookcascs. Desks; Tables
with blue crimson cloth Suits in tapestry. &c. Two
Extension Tables Buffet Dining Chairs silver and Plated
ALBERT KRAEMER Auctioneer.
NB.-Goods PACKED Loxed and shipped; city country.
Bills OF Ladin g. &c.. promptly obtained
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Of fence, aud canvaa'ed all the building,
on the route with the placards Of the firm
In consequence the rate Of travel on tho
road IL increasing hourly.
At OBITUARY RATrs.
The voice Of the Bcllman IL heard in
our streets, proclaiming the bargains H. he
had At Pat Conway'- Auction. BAY This
can't he charged as an "ad" unless you
bring Il under the special provision Tor
obituaries a. the sale IL about over. Tobc
Hooker is the auc'ioneer, and Il is anus
ing TO note how far the exigcncies Of the
calling overcome the native quiescence Of
his habits. The bell ringer Is Cesar MI
nor. Shades Of Julius, Augustus, and all
the rest Of the noble Romans, what a fall
IL here! But Cesar msgnifcs his Office
eSpatiates upon the merits Of his wares
with an eloquence which Is original and a
volnbility which Is electric.
THE DOCTORS woS'T BITE.
There Is considerable excitement
amongst our more recent doctors, as TO
which will be able 10 avail himself OF the
liberal offer from Tunnel City. They
claim there that they have had but one
death in the space Of two years and In
this case the post norton revealed com
bined attack Of old age and poverty. The
latter is epidemic at present. But the
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HTsINFss NOTICES.

Fry vour scho,l pooks at Chepault,s
OIocKs cleaned and repaired at Then
"nlt~
Guns and Ammunition NJ Bohon 4
'"es~
You can buy n Clock very cheap a
Chcnaul,'A
u..r... A.. p.,.,. II Ill lii
=, aa.anss'i,,, wv '"'"'- wv "'''"
'
SEwiSa MACHINES Of al kinds repaired
and adjusted by Carson n Dodds.
~, pocto, Ko,v.. a, 90, ~ .L,
,oam r., , new IN, NJ tbcns,l,,s w ""''
PULL aud complete stock Of School
Books can he found AZ Anderson n McROb.
cris'.
FINE assortment OF Toilet Scars. hair
nail, tooth brushes. and perfumery' very
cbsap At Chenault's
,,
WE e W., recels,ng Jargs los o. Ia.
nes anu 'ni'ursh |. Hhoes, Iegief bfo'
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PULASKI COUNTY NEWS.
Sonersef.

Studded.
W. c. Vaught, who lives North Of town,
committed suicide on the LIST inst, by ia
king 10 grains Of Morphine.
MARRIED.
At the residence Of ii. X. Hubble, in
Grundy, on Thursday morning, Mr.. f. 7.
Mills to Miss Sophia Hubble.
SOLD OUT.
Barnett Il Logan have sold their stock OF
Groceries to J. NJ. Hansford & Co. The
latter firm will occupy the Post-ofiice
building.
NEW JEwELRY STORE.
Mr.. II. q. Ltton has opened Jewelry
store in this place. This is something
which has long been needed in our city.
Mr.. l.. has a large stock Of jewelry, mu-
steal instruments and clocks.
ARREsrED.
Among the eounterfeiters arrested in
this county last week, were Frank and
Reuben Faulkner, Aleck Smith, ]. ii
Wilson, A. Crabtree und wife. Mr.. Smith
was postmaster at Tateville. and Mr.. vii
son at Pine Knob......P. Jones and A.
Fauster, of this county, and John Shep-
perd, Of Whitley county. were arrested,
charged with Illicit distilling. All Of the
above parties were taken TO Louisville.
PERSONAL.
Rev. c. &. Newton and wife, arrived
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HOME AFFAIRS.
~
Severance a Dudderar.

A short talk with our patrons and the
public generally. Our long experience in
the Dry Goods trade, and constant study
of the tastes Of our patrons, gives us an ad-
'ah'ase not possessed py many we nat
ter ourselves that we can buy better goods
=, ,.o. s.. 49,, L.-., ~. .
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Il than ever. To our stock u the celebra.
ted Y. L. Stevens 4 Co.'S goods we have
added very cheap and nice nsso rtment Of
Eastern Goods, in pcgged and sewed, at
prices that cannot be duplicated in this
market.
Your especial attention Is called to our
Flannels. We have every quality in plain
white, Shaker, red and grey; rel twilled,
white twilled, grey twilled; Opera, In all
colors; Plaid Flannels for children.
Our stock Of Clothing Is the largest and
cheapest we have ever had In Goats, Pants,
Vests and complete Suits, for men and
boys. Overcoats from the cheapest to the
finest Beavers ond Chinchillas.
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.
Ladies' Neckties, Bows, Rouchcs, Collar,
Cuffs, and a thousand other thing, which
II would be impossible to mention.
Mems Boys and Children's Winter Boots.
All we ask is for you to call and see them,
for we feel assured you will buy.
By buying your Jeans Of us we can guar
antee saving to you Of from ten to fifteen
per cent.
Choice lot Of Kerseys and Cassimerps
from the celebrated Mills at Charlottesville,
Va.
New stock Of everlasting trimming, mag
&c and Britannia Ruiilings, &C., &c.
White and red Table Linens, Napkins,
Towels, Crashes, &C., &c.
BLASKErs-white and Grey Blankets,
from 81 so pair, up.
Another lot Of Hamburgs just in from
New York.
Mems and Ladiep Merino Shirts and
Vests.
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rs.

PRoCroR-DEERIso-In Louisville, on
the sth inst, Mr.. W. q. Proctor, Of Dan
vile, and Miss Julia Deering, Of Louis.
willie, were united in matrimony.
II is said that Mr.. John Cabell, the jolly
Commercial tourist, we'll known here, |,
about to take to himself wife, chosen
from the many beauties Of Marion county
PLUNNER-ADANs james Plummer
yesterday obtained license to marry Miss
Maggie Adams, OF Waynesburg. The Ger,
emony will take place this-hangman's
day.
WELsH-McKEE-At the Assembly
Presbyterian church In Danyille. on the
9th inst, Mr.. J. r. Welsh to Miss MARY
Mckee. daughter Of Rev. J. L. Mckee, all
Of Danvilis.
HocKER-FAIR-Dr. \. q. Hooker and
Miss uIlie Fair, daughter Of Mr.. VIM
Fair. were married at the latter's residencs
yesterday. Miss Fair Is spoken Of as a
most estimable lady.
TRAYLoR-DorY-Our poetical contrib
utor, Miss Clara NJ. Do,y, Of Garrard, was
married this week To Mr.. John Traylor. Of
Lincoln. They passed hers en- route to the
Mammoth Gave, Louisville and Cincinnati
and ''Ciare" was thoughtful enough &c
leave Us a good supply Of her wedding
cake. We hope she will be as happy ia
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CAsEY COUNTY VIEWS.
MfddfebWrG.

= -, iii,
ie "'oN 80 y" ' Se,-,'"
"e WV
a, =, ~ -. 49,, MI,
% P" AM " WV ~ !,
,'AA' o,'ee' ~ ''o' WV ' ="
"''' d w. '''ees
D,h'",n
"s' "'''"'. . u''e1' '.'' 49,, ~ - =,
has been raging among the chliureh on
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LAND. STOCK AND Cs0P ITEMS.

Mr.. Lewis Jones has about a. head of
fat cattle for sale.
X. II. Bronaugh sold to Tim f. Engle-
man, IA last spring calves, at SIS.
J. L. Dawson sold to Thomas +. Woods,
20 common mountain ewes, at 81 90 per
head.
A farm Of 275 acres lying two miles
from Paris, Ky., sold last week for $50
per acre.
Ihos. +. Woods, Of Boyle, bought Of
X. D.Bruce, % head Of hogs, averaging 3i5
lbs, at 3 cents
George W. Afford bought this week, Of
sundry farmers, eigh; broke mules at $50
10 $50 per head.
George Britton shipped to Louisville,
"Wednesday, 60 head Of 25O-lb. hogs, for
which he paid 8 cents.
Joseph Spalding, Of Marion has pur-
chased in the last three weeks, AZ weaned
mules al an average Of S36.
J. II. Walker sold this week to Clark
Cash, 30 head scrub cattle, of about $50
pounds, at an average Of 2 cents.
III. N, s,.,,;n. S,.s.,, h,. ,.no,,s %
.,,., 81 o,,,Is =, a. "a N a 70 nor cw,
.nJ "a . 10, 81 a.. mulss a, slo5
u,,,..
40 head extra heifers at p and 3 cents.
m, ~, "a. -
,''' '.,- l,' Wv '" coo aoa ~
- e,''""''' ~ o''' ''V'o'OVO "u oon
W. W. AUG '"'s' p''"'o ''oP ~ o''' ''OVV'
W. , e
.,,o,,,aI =, 10, Ia aao n. ., aon.I 20
.hon, o. 600 600 NJ. .,..,sr han .vsr ho.
fore
RcYxos, Cor.r D.v-Eon, hnnd,ed
c.,,ls x.,. d;.no.sd Of a, n,;oes ranging
from "A 10 = cents NIule colt. sold a, $40
to $40 psr head.
uo,n,.,n ,.;s.,. all In I.,;n,,on La,
$500 100. a.. n. =, On. az. ~
= - "a 400. -. -
eco o.. o.. mr,a IA a. eco 80, nh
-. monn,a;n Gov. 500
r.. So, y O.. r.. -
A., C.sn..,., ia Ii on waanas
d.v 10 NJ "a a. Ivon ,hs aslinnsr
E.,.,n Iv,na o, m,,ss 49,, un.,onviIIa =,
sso n., scrs Tlsrs were oos acres
M, n,n, ,,',.-,,
n,i' ii'o" Li"oo,h eouh'y hC,ss' 'o''
n's"! he prope'y o. owens q "na''s,
W" me n .s' pu''e " Wv !"
NAs"'ns' '"s "sss ~ was ssn"s
race m,'s "sa,s' p,',,on "O" '"' "fS' IN
i'fo anu 'ne m"' =" i'o-'
Clark Cash bought Of Peter Carter, Thos.
J. Hill and John Carter. Gear loads
OF hogs, averaging about 225 pounds, at 5
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fusf0apiiie.

H0sfeapiiie.
DIPHTHERIA
Still prevails on the Rolling Fork. Two
deaths Wednesday morning in the family
Of Richard Cofiman.
TO THE LADIES.
A nsgni6cent line Of Hamburg Edg.
ings and Insertings received from New
York to-day, at W. II. Smith a Co.'S
A socIABLE PLACE.
The best place to go to meet your friends
is at W. II. Smith 4 Co.'S The rush il
stunning. Logan goes TO the city imme-
diately for new supplies.
PERSONAL.
J. M. Logan is rusticaiing at Lancaster.
Messrs. Rose and Cozait are visiting the
cities. Mrs. Garyin has left ~, foe Mis-
souri,. The correspondent Of the AdpOoats
Is in hiding for having mentioned one Of
our incest young ladies as ian old maid"
NEEDS GAMING.
The Hustonyille and Middlsburg Turn.
pike Road Company are requested 10 hold
meeting for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the propriety Of presenting
Billy Williams with oane-not In an Of.
ienaiye sense-for having painted the busi.
ness notices Of his house on eighteen miles
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ANY one desiring TO rent small, new
neat, and comfortable cottage, in the i'm
mediate suburbs Of Stanford, and within
two minutes walk Of the Conrt-house,
should call on Il. b. Hayden. A small,
good garden Is attached. Rent low. 2
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CLoAKs. -McAlister a Lytle have just
received an elegant line Of Beaver and
Chinchilla Clcaks, which they are selling
At 81 to $40. Call and examine the new
fashions in that line
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TmE BIRD LAw.-Dr. J. I. Bohon was
taken to Lancaster yesterday, on acharge
Of shooting - partridges In Garrard. II
guilty he will no doubt he sent to the peni-
Tertiary for life.
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THr eaplors Of Sam Holmes 90, posses.
sion this week ~ the $1,000 that the
county promised NJ reward for him.
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MAIL RoBBER-Mrs. Rebecca Disney,
who, II is alleged, repeatedly robbed the
mails at Braiords Store, in Knox county,
was taken to Louisville this week TO stand
her trial for the grave offence.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Mn ID. r. Bash keeps ON hand and ior
sale, buggies and rockaways Of all .tyles.
Bugyies from 500. 10 $3.50.
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saw NM. BuRSEp.-Monroe Smith.
Saw Mill, situated IN Mason's Gap, four
mile. from town, was accidentally burned
cd Wednesday night Loss, $3.50.
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THE only contribution To the yellow ie
yer sufferers received at this Office sine,
last report, ia me ham from Mr.. Jas. Pax
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ATTENTION, DocToRs. - The Central
Kentucky Medical Association meets ia
Stanford, next Wednesday, the 10th inst.
at 10 o'clock, 4. ". Dr. p. W. Logan, oi
this place, will open the debate on NE prop
er management u Natural Labor. The Anat'
omy Demonstration on the Surgical Anat-
omy Of the Neck, will he made by DR..
Steele Bailey, Of stanford.
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CLoAKs, CLoAKs.--Just received, very
large aud elegant stock Of Ladies' Cloaks,
Call and sec them. Severance Il Dudde-
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A PotSr oF LAVA question Of Law
vas presented to the Court Of Claims the
other day while Il was in session, Of this
character. A yoke Of oxen belonging TO
J. II. Miller, was impressed by the Survey
or Of a county road, for use on the road.
While being thus used, one Of the oxen
was bitten by some poisonous reptile, and
died. Miller asked the Court to pay him
for the or, hut sfter consideration II refus-
ed 10 make any allowance for the animal.
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VIZ looked in on the new goods Of Mr.
J. N. Davis yesterday, and found 6ne as
sor,msnt Of boots and shoes. including su.
rsrior shoes for ladies. hats, for men and
boys, underwear, homemade jeans, shirts,
staple and fancy groceries. eanvassed beef,
hog hams. confectioneries, etc., and an end
less variety Of notions-all at low prices.
Our readers should call and examine these
goods, aud they will be sure TO purchase.
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r. n 4. Ill .-...,.,,,. ..,,,.J ~.
mails At Brahords store, In Knox county
was taken to Louisville this week TO stand
her trial Tor the grave offence.
ATTENTION, Docrons. - The Central
Kentucky Medical Association meets ia
stanford, next Wednesday, the 10Th inst.
at 10 o'clock, 4. ". Dr. p. W. Toesn, Of
this place, will open the debate on ne prop
n management u Natural Labor The Anst-
omy Demonstration on the Surgical Anat.
omy Of the Neck, will be made by DR.,
-
FONT OF LAVA question OF law
ss- presented TO the Court OF Claims the
other day while u was In session, OF this
character. A yoke Of oxen belonging to
j. ". Miller, was impressed BY the Survey
or OF a county road, for use on the road
While being thus used, one OF the oxen
was bitten by some poisonous reptile and
died. Miller asked the Court TO pay him
TOT The or nut alter consideration u reins-
ed 10 make any allowance Tor the ANIMAL
r. 900 .O-.., H.,
49, - - A. e.
P'y' ""o p' nal a., w ~ ~,
- - 1850 '" ~. '"' "'' 'o' w.
49, "''' , 'o' ~, ~ !"
=, -, ~.
o., '"' "in "' wa" =. 'V "o.o
,,.'V, A'' wv "o' .sss''s' ,",V.
~" ''. .a '- a' -, !" ' ~
80, ~, 49, wv r ",, " s srP "' " "
n'"'"'' :" '"e ''.s" '"' W. "'''
a, Al A.,
II a l,erfect rush amongst the ladies a. 10
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SALE in BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court Of the United States
for the District Of Kentucky. in the
matter OF II. @. Blain. Bankrupt.

As assignee In Bankruptcy Of Il. c. Blain, Bank
rupt, BY agreement between WIN. Lucas the assign
&c OF Geo. Hum Bankrupt and the National Bank
OF Stanford. preferred creditors Of X G. Balm Bank
rupt aforesaid, will on saturday the 10th day Of
Oct 1873, on the premises In Lincoln county KY,
sell TO the highest and best bidder, the following
described tract OF land, clear OF any incumhranoe,
viz The farm known the old Patton farm and
lying on the waters Of the Hanging fork and con-
tanning about one hundred and fifteen acres and
rupt, aforesaid by Lucy Aloorns heirs and con-
tanning about IFS acres OF land. The sale TO BE-
made on credit Of six and twelve months on bond
with good security bearing interest from day %
sale until paid. GAO. ROCHESTER,, Assignee.
3l3-3t
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osr Of the largest, best, and cheapest
stocks Of ready made clothing We ever in
speeied Ia now on the counters OF our near
nsighbors, the Hayden Brothers. You
can he suited" there at prices ranging
irom 10 TO $50, and no merchant tailor In
the State could give you better 6t. In
The boot and shoe line, their stock is large
and moi To he excelled, while In the dress
goods, piece goods; notions. ETC., etc, you
ran ask for nothing that they do not have
for sale, and all AT panic prices.
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LINCOLN COUNT NEvs.
PinDf0trH.

CHIIIs AND FEVER
Are still raging in portion of our town.
NEW BARS.
Mr.. Tim Engleman is putting up a spa
cious barn on his premises.
STOCK.
William Hubble sold to Morris Farris,
Of Boyle, % feeding cattle at 3 cents
FARMERS
Are pretty well through sowing wheat.
There is large area put in this Fall.
RELIGIOUS.
Rev. DIR. Hays will preach at Brights
School.house next Saturday night at :
O'Clock.
STRANGE BIRD.
Mr.. J. W. Engleman killed on Friday
last, with Minnie rifle, about 800 yards.
ofi-hand, a rare bird for this country. II
was tall, slender bird, like Crane, but
the body was not so large, its beak was two
or three inches long, and had claws like a
hawk. Mr.. Engleman says when he first
discovered it, il was standing in water
about two feet deep.
PERSONAL.
Mis- Clark Engleman has been quite
sick for the last two weeks with Pleurisy.
Mr.. Joe Mcdonald, of Spencer. county, is
visiting relatives in this neighborhood.
Mr.. Andy Spoonamore, clerk at the CON-
mercial Hotel, in Stanford, is at his faith
er's, near this place, taking little recrea-
ton. Messrs. Green Bright and X. l..
White attended Presbytery at Walnut
Fiat, last week. Mrs. VIM. Hubble has
been quite sick for several days.
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Extra FINE CArrLE,--'squire John l..
Murphy. who prides himself on his fine
stock, weighed on the 9TH. his four bull
lock. mentioned sometime ago In the In
rERIoR JOURNAL They are all four
year old, and tipped the beam as follows
2,7so. 2.lio, 2,4oo. 2iio. aggregate, 9,74o.
The squire could easily dispose Of the lot
for $3.50, but prefers to keep them for ex-
hibi,ion at the Chicago Fair. Let rs hear
u you can heat old Lincoln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
Ap,mosra,,e R,baLe to Banning.

The ST. Louis Republicans, which, not
withstan ing its maine Is strongly DEM
ocratic paper, has Sense enough TO
perceive that the loyal sentiment OF the
country may be goaded too recklessly,
and u administers the following reouke
% the Bounding Banning and other
demsgUgues who are trying TO harass
and destroy the United States Army
There are certain polit Clans IN Con-
gress who seem 10 lhink that the people,
irrespective OF party, are bitterly hostile
10 the army. and wiz approve any meas
ures which tend 10 cripple and destroy IT..
The people have no such feelings. They
recognize the imperitive necessity OF our
National police. and want nothing done
TO lesson its present efficiency. Mr.:
Banning and his friends may rest assured
thsI the popular eye is on them, and that
their picaynne prejudice and demagogu-
ing misrepresentation will not elevate
them in popular estimation. Should
they succeed in seriously damaging the
array the people will visit them with APP
propriate punishment, bat we believe
there are enough sensible men in Con
gress % defeat any bill which promises
such result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26

The jury returned q verdict for S72,
eighteen dollars less than the offer. which
throws the costs since the offer upon the
plaintiff.
Gibson. Foster.
Friday evening Judge Libby listened
to an appeal from the decision OF the
Judge OF Probate, by Cyrene S Dunn vs..
John Kelley ct ais.
Testimony tor plaintiff was all in at 10
o'clock, and the defense was opened by
Mr.. Hammons. We shall give more
complete report of the case after 1t is
completed. A further hearing will be
held on Tuesday.
Foster. Hammons.
Saturday morning. Court adjourned till
y p. m. Monday. There are several
cases still TO be tried, and they will prob
ably occupy three or four days.