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llAsN,r my rnInr.

In view " the general interest felt in
the cont rovcrsy a. To the exit nee or mn
existence, state or locality, where the
wicked will meet their deserts. the writer
has been frequently called upon 10 vcnii-
late his views. lie can ouly say he con-id-
ere the matter ,oo dep JT him. u inquir.
ing friends will but I've patient they may
learn more about The subject than he cS.
poets, or wishes, ever to know Seriously,
a. many are greatly concerned about this
questionable fact Of n future where re-.
wards will he received or Punishmcnls en-.
durcd l. one clearly proved, and II ire
mcndous import. AZ To the how, or the
where, we can hut speculate; and these
speculaiions arc likely to divert our minds
from more important things. go
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWs.
H0sfOnrsfIe.
FrnRrARY ~, 1873.

FEBRUARY ~, 1873.
on, CONF AND SIGN THE PLEDGE.
We have beard nothing from Stanford
since yosr last issue. Our people seem
afraid to visit the Metropolis now. Don't
know why.
ASHAMED or MS CoLoRs?
q. &C. Rochester Appeared in our vii
lage to-day, wearing a badgs Of veritable
green. His apology was that the stock OF
blue ribbon was entirely exhausted. II is
not usual to see man from Stanford who
coulin't get "blue" there.
MORE NEw GOODS.
Messrs. W. II. Smith n Co., are receiy-
ing and opening a stock Of goods in the
house formerly occupied by J. 5. Bledsoe
Mr.. Logan aud Mr.. sandifer, two very
handsome young gentlemen-both from
Lancaster, are doing the honors OF the new
establishment. Another firm is reported
as having taken the old Reid n Portman
stand for a similar purpose.
NOTHING LIKE GETTING usEE TO IT.
4 Cincinnati paper states that a panic
was created in that city one nigh; las,
week, by ths report Of pistol somew here
ON the streets. Better move out this way
awhile. We are unable 10 sleep without
this gentle lullaby. II We don't hear a
shot every hour in the night we conclude
that something is out Of joint.
IMPROVED VOCABULARY,
Notwithstanding the pluvious character
Of the weather no one here ever speaks of
muddy streets, or muddy roads, Ask a
gentleman why he failed to keep an APP
pointment, and he replies; The superilui-
" Of the aqueous element, aided by the
pedal and roial kneadings Of quadrupedal
and yehicular valuations, has wrought the
superficial humus into such an uliginons
CONSISTENCY as 10 preclude the possibility
of navigation otherwise than by natatisn.' y
STUCK LIEE A BROTHER.
A young gentleman from a neighboring
village spent the afternoon yesterday in
trying 10 coax a mule to leave town and go
qnietly home. Ii was touching 10 witness
the patient and gentle frmness with which
he elung TO his recusant friend. At length
his efforts were crowned with success and
they departed, apparently on the most am
icable terms-the bride Tying wildly ia
the breeze, and the rider clinging to tho
ears Of the quadruped, The mule seemed
10 be very drunk.
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FEBRUARY IL, 1873.

fIbhlAkh H. lNfNs
Yov SHALL HAVE IT.
We begin to think our town Of sufficient
importance to ask small -pace in yonr
valuable paper.
WANT MORE ROADS
4 committee was also appointed to petit
ton our County Court for grant Of county
roads to and from our station, which now is
missed by all the roads, leaving Us more in
the back woods We wish to he neigh.
borly, but the present condition Of our
roads renders il hazardous.
rREPARING To BUihD 4 NEW CHrR'n.
The first evidence Of public enterprise
was made here last evening, at a called
meeting Of the the citizens, for the purpose
Of inaugurating plans for the erection to a
church and school house building. Altho'
but little Publicity had been given Of the
meeting, We had very respectable gather
ing Of the leading citizens, all Of whom
seemed filled with desire and determine
ton to leave not stone unturned but
what they would accomplish so important
a work. Subscriptions were taken to the
amount II about 5000, a building commit
tee appointed, aud Other necessary steps
l,Len. Mr. John Jarrett was appointed
solicitor for subscriptions. All your read
ers are respectfully inyiic'l to respond "ac-
corling as within their hearts lieth," with
out further solicitalian.
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
Quite gloom was cast over the village
last night by the intelligence OF sad ac-
cident happening to one Of our citizens
here about half past O'Clock yesterday
evening. Mr.. W. A. Dawson, who has
been acting as lumber yard manager for
Messrs. Davis Il Jarrett for several months,
was run over by the souih-bound passenger
trim, and instantly killed. lie was man
Of upright hearings and good business
qualities, but unfortunately was addicted
to that terrible curse to the human family,
the use of whisky and it is supposed he
was intoxicated at the time of his death.
His body was lying in the ditch with head
against the outside Of one rail and one
arm lying over the rail. The wheels OF
the locomotive cut oil the top Of the skull
and one hand The body will he brought
here for interment to-day at II O'Clock. De
ceased was formerly from Virginia, and has
no relatives in this State as get heard from.
Public sentiment, | believe, exhonorates
the railroad officials from all blame in the
matter, considering il all unavoidable acct
dent. nnder the circnmstances. 7. :.
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UauncsburD

FEBRuARy 18th, 1873,
Mrs. J. l.. Camden, Of this place is seri-
ously i'll.
Died, of Consumption on the 9Th inst,
Mrs. q. A. Padgett; also on the same day
On infant Of Mr.. Jas. Walls.
PERSONAL.
Misses Iantha and Alice Morgan, of this
vicinity, left few days since for Parks
vile, on visit to their sister, and are ex-
pected to stay some time.
PRorRAcTED MEETING
Is progressing at Double Springs, the Bap-
list Church at this place, conducted by
Revs. Creekmore, Sallee and Gooch, and
other ministerial aid is expected soon.
SCHOOLS.
Mr.. e. A. Smith is teaching a private
school in the waynesburg district. Mr.
]. b. Jennings will commence a private
school in the Pleasant Point district soon.
THEY THAT MARRY DO WELL, BUT -.
We with pleasure report the marriages Of
Mr.. Thos. l.. Shelton to Miss sallie Quin-
ton, and Mr.. George Lewis to Miss Allie
Carson On the 9TH inst. All Of the parties
were from Kings Mountain.
on THE MUSCLE.
A knock down occurred at Kings Noun
tain on the 9TH inst, in which George Car
son and Henry Quinlon were the partiei.
pants. The difficulty arose from Qninton
offering the Carson family an insult.
A BIG SALE.
Mr.. John Epperson sold to Mr.. John
Weaver, both Of Pulaski, dounty,l his
farm Of 10 acres, SOW and 5 pigs; quilt;
2 sifters Of meal, aud a small quantity OF
soap aud onions, all for $50 cash. This We
belleye is the most complicated land sale
ON record.
BOTH AMUSING AND INSTRUCTIVE.
The teachers aud pupils Association AT
Walnut Grove, in this county, promises 10
be a success. They meet every "a Satur-
day and exchange ideas regarding educa.
tional pursuits. The following officers
now preside, l.. =, Reynolds, Chairman, J,
l.. McMdllin. Sec'y. T.. :. Il $. u. Gooch,
Critics, and W. u. Gooch, Query Master.
All friends OF education are invited 10 At
tend.
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.,I.rtSc,stY COUNTY.

NJ the sale Of Mr. Ephraim stephens,
decd, ~ the nth lust, the following
property -oldi ! horse, $50; ! COW, s2Gi !
DO, s2i hogs, Sll 20; do, ~ sji !
calf 30 GO; wheat ~ q osi % per bush.
81. Corn from - to 81 20 per barrel; !
colt Sis. Potatoes 40 cents per bushcl ,
Sheep from ~ 81 to 81 70 per head; meat
shoulders slc per pound hams, 9@elc;
midling., Solc; Lard, l0lc.
n. u. PApurrT.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
-nN-
Scrrranre a Dudderar.

Just received, choice lot OF Hambnr g
and cheaper than ever before seen in this
city.
New and elegant Ladies Silk iIandker-
chiefs at fifty and seventy-Gye cents.
Now il the time to buy your Cotton
goods and make mp ready for Spring while
you have no other sewing on hand. We
have all the desirable and popular brands
in Brown and Bieachcd goods.
We extend our thanks to our customers
for their very liberal patronage during the
past year, and We can say that we find our
mode Of doing business has been success,
to.wit: We give the hest goods at the lowest
possible price, and have but one price.
All are treated alike. As the year begins,
we have full stock Of all seasonable
goods, and will add to II as the season
opens up. You may rely On finding
what YOU want.
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RS rnE Roam TO TuE D-L.--Some
bung men tried TO be exceedingly funny
"Wednesday night by obsiructing the streets
IN various ways. taking 81 gates, nc. We
understand that our Marshal has m idea
Of the persons engaged In the disgraceful
oonduc, and they wont feel so funny when
arraigncd before the Police Judge, who in
tends 10 give them the full extent n the
Law. Each Of them deserves good
switching.
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Pursuant to Judgment Of the Lincoln Common
Pleas Court, rendered At Its January Terra, ISIS In
the case Of GEO. c. RIFFEs HEIRS vs.. GEO g.
Rifles HEIRS. We will.
on WEDNESDAY, FEE. 20. 1878,
At the residence In Hustonvile, Ky, lately occu-
pied by q. q. Rife, decd, offer at public auction
The following Described real estate, to-wit;
list. The HOUSE and lot In Hustonvilie Of which
q. &. Rifle died possessed. The house Is a eommo-
dious frame dwelling. conveniently located.
3D. The tract Of ts,S adjoining the western
limits Of Huxtonville, aud known - the "sione
ID. a tract Of about % acre. Of land, about
half mile South Of Hustonville, on the West side
Of the Middleburg pike. There are two houses on
this place.
9TH A tract Of about ~ acres Of land, about one
mile South OF Hustonville on the Middlebuig pike
and formerly occupied by J. Y, Carpenter.
9Th. A tract Of about 60 acres Of land, on the
Fast side OF the Middleburg pike, and adjoining
the lands Of Geo. Carpenter decd, VIM. HUM
Butt. and Others
6th. tract Of about 100 acres Of land, on
Green River, In Casey County, adjoining the farm
Of Ia ndolph Cloyd's heirs and other, and known
as the Lnsberry Farm.
TERMs-Crcdits Of 6 and 70 months on bonds
with good security, bearing interest from day of
Possession given Immediately.
u. 5. TUCKER,
Special Commissioners.
Hustonville. KY, Jan. Is, ISIS.
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To LoaAS Oh tHr C..J.- Tn eSamina.
ton Of the article torn oil We were fearful
for -undry reasons thu, the Mnrphys would
not recognize onr hagas one Of truce. That'-
the reason We didnt come back. Send Us
clean shirt, We want to GIT away from
here. lis getting too hot.
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SoIRrE MusIcALE.-ln respect to the
Concert at the Female College. Judge
Boone requests us to say thar there will be
no Murphy meeting mere tonight. We
hope every body will attend the Concert
and carry his sweetheart as We are sure
that they will get the full value Of the
admission Fee
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Nor rnE MAS.-we are requested To
state that the J. ". Van Ars,lale, Of Boyle
county, who Is petitioner in Bankrnptcy
Is not J. W. Van Arsdale, Of Parksyille
The latter gentleman has no occasion To take
such step, as We learn tina, he is rs sound
~ the "dollar Of our daddies."
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ConoSEn.-The thing has been AMIGA
bly, adjusted. Mr. Wesley Rout called
on MS the other day To say that he had sur
rendered hi- claims for Coroner to his
friend Mr.. Gabe lAckey, who will of
cuur-c bc our next Coroner ~ we have
heard ~ M opposition.
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IIoLpISo A LoNr HsSp.--we see from
the Baltimore papers that Capt. William
J. Wash, who will be kindly remembered
by many Of the citizens Of this and adjoin.
ing couniie-, has purchased Of Ford 4 Son.
their entire interest in the Eutaw Hotel,
Baltimore. aud will hereafter run Il In his
own name. We rejoice with the Captain
ia his prosperity and hope that hi. purse
may continue to grow pleihorie. lie de.
scryc. snccess.
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VIZ informed our readers some weeks
ago that Hayden Bros. intended to reduce
their stock 10 make room for large Spring
purchases Of goods. They are selling of
quite rapidly, and now II Won want boots,
shoes, clothing, dry goods, or any thing
else cheaper than ever before. 90 there and
huy them
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HEAD QUARTERS for Horse Collars,
flames. Trace Chains. Back bands, Blind
Bridlcs, Piow Line-. lIame Strings, NC,
NC, At price ON -olid rock-boiiom at
wcaren 4 Evans.
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HAssunG is a city in Europe where all
of the hesuiifnl edgings are made. We
noticed yesterday that our friends, Hayden
Bros. had just received and opened a new
lot Il them. The patterns are Just the
preitie.t things We ever Saw
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TIE MURPHYs.-Thc Murphy move
ment has progressed in point Of numbers
slowly bat surely, since our last report
Great interest has been awakened in the
cause Of Temperance, as the large crowds
that nightly assemble at the Courthouse
show, but ours being proverbially sober
people, they are hard to he convinced that
il is necessary for them 10 take the pledge.
This, however, Is wrong view Of the mat
ter, for Il behooves every lover Of Law and
order to take hold Of, with a will, every
attempt to banish the source OF nearly all
our troubles. Some Of our old gentlemen
are beginning to recognize this and We
were glad To see those old patriarchs
Messrs. Roy Stewart, j. $. Murphy, J. NJ.
Philips, Sen, and Others enlist in the good
cause. Their example ia worth ten times
as much a- all the preaching Of our youth.
ful orators. In addition TO Judge Samuel
NJ. Boone and Mr.. Louis Pitcher, the ora.
tors and inaugurators Of the movement
here, there has been added quite an array
Of home talent, and young men who a
short time since would have blushed To
talk TO just one lady, now get up and talk
10 house full, and the thing is growing
so fast that in few days there will scarce
ly be left Of our young men one who has
not strutted the rostrum. Among the or-
ators who have this week made their debut
as temperance lecturers We point with
pride to Dr. 5. Z. Craig, W. II. Miller,
Breck Jones, Joseph Chenault and II. W.
Hooker, all Of whom acquitted them
selves most erediiably. Two ministers OF
the gospel have also added their influence
and words this week and made appeals
that ought not 10 have been resisted. On
Friday night last the
OFFICERS or THE TEMPERANCE UNioS
we're elected, as follows President, Joe
Severance; Vice Presidents, J. J. Mel,ob-
eris; NJ. q. Nevius; ). s. Myers; Cores.
ponding Secretary, Joe ". Hayden; Re
oording Secretary, W. y. Narnon; Treas
urer. DR.. q. W. Bronangh; Managers, Jno.
Bright, DIR. s. Z. Craig, Samuel Baughman,
Breck Jones, }. h. Dennis, Robert Blain,
Miss Mary 4. Myers, Miss Rosa Richards,
Mrs. q. W. Bronaugh, Miss Kate withers,
Miss Ella liarte. The number Of signers
have increased about 100 since our last re-
port. among whom are some hard sase-,
who. II they will stick, will yet do honor
to the county. Judge Boone intends u
remain with us ill the last armed foe eS'
pires, and says he and Mr.. Pitcher are re-
solved 70 "lioh the Tort" at all hazards.
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ESponsrs ir.-A card from Judge W.
%. Hansfori, endorsing the action Of the
Democratic Committee Cosniy Committee
which was held in his ah-enoe, was receiv-
ed last night ioa late for this issue II
will appear 10 our nexI.
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Brnrn-J. Hawkins Munday, formerly
u this county, but now Of Lebanon, re-
ioiccs oy~ the advent u a 10 pound baby.
lie has named Il Mamie Bronaugh.
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liz DoS'r Ksow, YOU KSow.-wal-
ton, the Lancaster man Of the Danville
Adrooais, complains that We give our cor
respondents items too much room. II may
he news to him, but II Is nevertheless true,
that our line Of -ab-hesdings do not oecu-
~ more than one hnndredih Of an inch
more sp' &c than the "slug" that goes in
Ltweeu hi- "pon.ierons" items.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE |!
OF LAND.
LINCOLN COMMON PLEAS COURT

LINCOLN COMMON PLEAS COURT.
tSo. s. vANwINKLE. Cmstor, &C. , Noiic,
n. T.. CARPENTER, A.. ~al"
Pursuant 10 jud smeni herein rendered ~ the
January Term ISIS Of IBIS Court, The undersigned
Cotn'r will, At the dwelling hou-c npsn The hrsi
tract Of land hereinafter described, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1873
BEGINNING at II o'ciock A. NJ, sell - many q The
following tracts Of land ~ viii satisfy pin iudg
ment 81 $3.50, with 10 rcr cent, intcresi theron
from the sth day Of Jan. ISL, sulect W credit
NJ ~ 20 Of same date and ior the costs ~ this 49,
tion.
let tract Is part Of the. home tract ot Geo Car
psnter decd; lies in LINCOLN 90. upon the turn
pike road from uustonville 70 Bradtordstille; has
upon n commodious dwelling-house, and con-
tsins about "a acres.
I'd tract lies in Lincoln county IL a part Of tho
trsct formerly owned by ~. l.. Carpenter; mlioins
the farm of !. q. McAlister and others, and con
tains q acres r. and % poles.
I'd tract In same county. spon the head W ters ~
Hanging Pork; adioins the Arm of CLAYTON T.. Car
Ter and others and contains i5l acres, y poles.
Each of the above fertile and desirable tract.
will he sold separately, unless the two hrst shall
hiring q sum sufficient 10 discharge the judgment
herein. They will BE- sold nee from all claims 10
doverfand homestead, OF other incumhrance, aud
possession will he given Immediately upon cotnpli
ance with the terms Of sale.
TERMS OF SAIE-Credit Of 6 and " months In
equal installments Bond with sufficient surety
quirsd Of purchaser, made payable TO plaintiff
having the effect Of judgments lien upon the
W. O. WEIGH.
Feb. 9Th. 1e1s. Commissioner.
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W. TAKE IT BAcR.-A week or two ago
We spoke Of Miss Pattie Farris As little
Crab Orchard beauty. The Pinstown cor
respondent Of the Lancaster AlpAa. cor
reefs Us aud ssys that Pingtown has the
honor Of claiming Miss 7. as one Of its
sweetest and hest. Any community would
he prond of her.
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Elder J. 5. Bcll will commence a series
of meetings at the Christian Church here
on Monday night amer the 9TH Sunday in
hi. month.
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NV ADVERTISEMENTS.
NECKLACE LOST!

4 few nichts ago. lost q Coral Ncsklarr iu ils
Court -house NJ hcteecn the Couft.houaC AMI "
n. Hlsin's. II hal Cross aiiaehci 70 ". The hn-
der will be lihcrally regarded ~ u. finin ~ nir
Tch. III. ISIS LIZZIE ". N0RitNNU
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A CoSrSpRuA.-Hadnt you better call
on J. y. Davis and setih that little sc
count be ha. agairs. Nonl
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WEsHrN a Evans ell good two horse
wagon with he'd and brake. Tor $50.
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W. l.. WITHERs

T. Canlidiis ior the once u Ass..os Of Iiaeoln
Coaaty a. sssalng August sleelior, sahle'i 10 The
action of the Denoeraiie PARTY.
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w. ID. MILLER

I. Candidate lor Connty Attorney Of Liacoln 60,
At the ugast Eiection, ISIS, sahest 10 the a'ib.
81 the Denosratle party,
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PASSENGERS FOR THE NORTHEAST
eau purchase Tickets, all rail, via
ORDONSrILLE. WASHING ron. BdLTE
uORE AND PHILADELPHIs,
To
N e w YOR K,
OR VIA
RICHMOND AND OLD DOMINION STEAMERS,
xhich leave Richmond al High Tide, sunday,
Tuesday aud FRIDAY
FOR SEW YORK.
PASSENGERS ron the SOUTHEAST

fAssLNbtkn loh lhh SIT hhLAsl
connect Al Richmond with the Piedmont Air Line
and the Atlantic Coast Line, iOr all soathern At.
ianiiC Points,
c. a o. STEAMERS leave Cincinnati daily Al
go H. NJ, connecting al Huntington With ExpTes.
frnins tI the iamous summer Resorts aud spIisgs
II the Alleghany Mountains and the Citles IA the
last.
rhrOagh Tickets ior ale at all pfincipsl points
East, Moth, s0nih, West, Northwest and soath-
west; In Cincinnsli al ia Walnut street, (Gihson
House Al 1rand Hotel and on &. a o. steamers.
CONWAY n. HOWARD,
q. NJ. OAKLEY, G,PA A,
" Y. Asant, Richnlend, Va
IN Walnut, ST., Gin, o. sos
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IL a Candidate GOr JUDGE OF LINCOLN cot
~, Subject 10 the action al the bsulacraiic par
klection August, ISIS
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CANDIDATES.
II. p. YOUNG
j. j. LANDRAM

I. Candidate for Jailer OF Lincoln County. Eiec
tlon August, 1878.