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THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER X BL00R

Inlthe wonderful medicine TO whicn Ire AlHlcr
cd arc above directed for relief, the diSc5Scre4 4
believes lie has c0mbincd IN harmony re I.
Natures sovereign curative properties whici
God has instilled into the vegetable Kingdom
for healing tile sick than were ever before conn
bincs in one medicine. The evidence OF this facs
Is found In tlie great variety OF most obstinate
tiseases which Il has boon found TO conquer ~
the euro. OF HrOncIIiGia, severe C0ughSs
and the early stages OF Co COnsumptions 1t ba
astonished the medical faculty, and eminer.
I,iiysicians pronounce it the greatest medicaf
discovery Of the age While 1t cures the sever.
est Coughs, IL tstrcngthenst tho system and pnrls
fieG the blood. ~ It's great and thorougn
blood purifying properties, u cures all AAus
mOrs, from the worst Sc.-,fula TO commcN
BlOtch, Pimple, or Eruption. MercurisI
disease, Mineral PciSons, and their enects, are
erndcated, and vigorous health and sounu
constitution established. Erysipelas, sails.
rheum, Fever SOrcss Scaly or HOugE
SIX In, IN short, all the numerous diseases caused
by had blood, are conquered by this powerfuL
purifying, and inyigorating medicine. @Ea
III you feel dull, drowsy, dehilitated, have sal,
low color eof skin, Or yellowish brown spots or
face or. lboty, frequent headache or dizzincss.
ba, taste In mouth, internal heat or chile a.tors
mated with hot nushes, low spirits, and gloomy
forebodings, irregular appetite, and tongue
coated you are suffering from Torpid Lfvers
or q BfIiOusness.D IN many cases OF
silver COmplaintD only part OF these
symptoms are experienced. y AS remedy for
all such cases, DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Bis
coycry has no equal, as II effects perfect cures.
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS At 81 Per BOTTLE. !, '

repaired by n. ". PIERCE, M. d., gale
Proprietor, at the WoRLD's DxSRxNskKE
Buffalo NJ
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The temperance republicansAre preparing
for an active eawpaign in MassschnsettS Z
Montague, the actor, died in San Francisco
on Sunday night, OF hemorrhage Of the
lungs. s l@s s5.%s 6s .
d There will be about 800 regular nonina-
tions 'thei field for the 293 seats in the
Forty sixth Congress. I
Colonel Rice, chairman of the Springfield
republican committee, has resigned that he
maj, be, free to act In the Butler movement
Boston Traveller (: 81 Stolen oratory may
satisfy and astonish the San Francisco hood
luns, but New England workingmen read
the neWspapers!".toa 9saa 8bt
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THE HOME.

giving recipes for practical dishes, hints
for making clothing anu for Keeping up
V 18th The latest fashions NJ the loves price
Letters rom our Paris ana London con es-
pondents.on the very iai est fashions The
HOME Department Of tne WEEKLY
than one hundred times thepriee Of the
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Ell r. Ktankel' Bitter wv inc
04eOoih sAi UfalrOn. & 3i ia i.lgil !l1


oasootb Yii nUfilrOm. & j. ia i.liu .h0|
III. E4 Epnkels celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Iron viii eiiectually cure liver complaint,
dsbi lty. chronic aiarrhaea, disease Of the
Bidneys and sii dit eases arising from q
disvrdefes liver, stomach or 1integtines,a 4
such as constipation, Il .tulence, inward
pl en-, ftl ness o. blood u the Head, acidity
81 Ihe st0mach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
or'food fullnsss or weight In the stomach,
sore eructationh, sinking or dnttering at
the pit OF the stomach, swimming Of the
heaA. hurried or difdcnlt bresthing, futter
ings ~ the heart, choking or lsuffocatine
OF vIssson, dots OF webs hefore. ihe sight,
dull pain in, The head, deficiency Of nres-
pfratlori, yeliOwness Of the skin and eyes,
pain intns side. back, head chest. limbs,
etc sudden flnshes OF heat, burning in the
iesh, constant imaginlDgs of oviland great
Beware oi conSterfeits, be not 1T soifi youf
druggist palm Off some other preparation
of iron he may say ip good but AK, foi
Kunkel's Batter Wine 81 Iron. Take no
sold In bGlk-oniy in 81 bottles. K. II, Kun
kel, Proprietor, NO. 30 North Ninth Htree,
Philadelphia. RR. Sold by all druggists.
Tape Worm Removed Alive
Head and ali complete, In two hours
no loe I'LL nebu passes, Seat, pin ana
stomach warns renewed by Dr., KunKel
Is .Iorth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Send for circular. For removing seat, r In
orst0na6l worms call On ysuT druggist
and Fask for o bette Of, Kunkeps Worm
syrup, price 81, 1t never tails Condman
sense teachesif tape worm be remove n .all
other worms can se readily removed
"a. IF. sKunkeEs ustral a Il. r.
.ai lKknllnkeps Kknlln Shampoo for ri
| wos q nl the Hair. f,iaa ,,o
4 The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
\ Hair Cleanorin the world" they remove
dandruh alley irritation, soothe and cool
A the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
falling of, and promote the growth in .
\ THY the hair ,and renderit 1t soft and glossy
4 They isnpart a aibrilliancy and silsy al.
4 pearerce 10 braid and wiry hair, and as q
hair dressing they are unriva led; eradi,
cate dandI pf and prevent badness. The
shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece
scrnf. Itching, eruption, Cures headach,
caused BY heat and fatigue. Kunkel'I
shampoo and Lus stral restore hair to nat
ural and glossy color, restore faded, dry
marsh and wiry hair, Price per bottle 81
4 Ask your druggistfor them or send to Il. i
4 kunkel, Proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth
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TEEEGR ANS.
BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

The Psris Constitutional reiterates and
maintains ~ formar statement that tne
Pripca .IufpSial VIII espopse the frincess
ThyEa "A 9ffark II
<Dsv5 coskisik: coicred, sgsd forty, died
Il late h6ur % sunday night, from the
elects ii J blow from pitcher, which his
wi1s ahIvered ovsr hishead last night dur
ing ( quarrel. The woman was arrested.
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LAND. STOCK AND CROP ITEMS.

The frost on Sunday night killed nearly
all the early apples in this vicinity.
Mr.. A. d. Root sold to Mr. Benedict
spaulding. . extra fine calves at ss5 PER
head.
Pulaski traders are going to try TO es.
iablish regular stock sales on County
Court days.
Mr.. J. II. Walker has purchased Of Col.
r. ,. Bib, his portion Of the hrm they
owned in partnership. near Mckinney
Station, at Sal 80 per acre.
At a sale in Madison county last week,
the Register say that mules brought $75;
COWS $25 to $50; corn 81 rs to se, and
ost, 80 per hundred bundles.
wNcHrsrrR CounT DAy.-About 600
head Of cattle on the market, and sold
at from to Al cents per pound. But few
mules or horses on the market.
II IL officially estimated that the wheat
crop this year will be 100000 bushels
80 ooo -. a., ...,,,.
''o'V'' o
The state OF Tennessee produces IRON
for'y-hve TO my million n"sne'N o. corn
annually and Tor 'he Produc''on OF 'nA'
cereal ranks as The AKIN s'''e IN '"e
'h''"
LANCASTER corhr'-hr' D. a. i,'ee'
Auc'ioneer, reports business d"i' ana pld-
ding allow. lie rold one COW and cali Tor
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Rrsrvrss NOTICES.

soma Ash for making Soap. Call al
Anderson a McRobcrts'.
CioAR Lighters, all lengths and color.
Call on Anderson a McRoberts.
LASpRrrWs White Onion Sets, very
cheap. Call at Anderson A McRoberts'.
Nrw and larse-, supply 10 town Of
Pocket KNIVES at Anderson n McRoberts'
LASpRErH's Extra Early Adams Corn,
Early York Adams Corn, the best, at An.
derson n McRoberts'.
Day Sized Kal.omine cheaper and more
beautiful than Wall Paper, for sale by
Anderson 4 McIoberts.
LASpRrrHs Lettuce, Cabbage, Beets,
Cucumbers, large size papers, at > cents, at
Anderson a McRoberts'.
TOPS, Marbles, Book Straps Balls and
Cob Pipes, all prices. Call in.
ANDERSON a McRonrRrs
LASDRErH's Extra Early May, Tom
Thumb, Blue Imperial aud Marrowfat
Peas, In bulk, cheap at Anderson Nc
Roberts.
Rrris, poles, hooks. swivels, tips, aoats
and boiled oil lines, at Anderson n Nc
Roberts, who have the largest stock Of
them in town
W. n. Bayless, Louisville, will send on
approval Apply Linen Collars, Is cents
each; Cuff, Is cents pair; "Wamsutta"
unlaundered shirt, s. cents-and other
goods In proportion. Order by mail.
An AroSIsHrSo fAcr.-A large proper
q II a
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BOYLE COUNTY NEWS.
DNMriHe.
TIIE MEETINn

DaMriiie.
THE MEETING.
Mr.. Barnes had 602 converts up to Tues
day night.
A LUMBER MERCHANT.
Mr.. p +. Smith, of Somerset, is having
an office room erected on vacant lot near
the Depot, where he intends to run lum.
Der yard.
THIEVES AT WORK.
Mrs. Steinbergin's house was broken in
to on Thursday and Friday nights, and the
same thing was attempted on Saturday
night. Nothing of value, however, was
taken.
HOTEL NEWS.
Mr.. James has again rented the "Clem-
ems House." This time to Geo. 7. Simonds
4 Co., Of Bloomington, Ohio. The Gen.
trail Hotel has been leased to Messrs. Rob
ertson 4 Smith, Of Louisville, at the sum
Of 81 600 per annum. The lease continues
for two years, with the privilege Of five.
LEG CUT OFF.
One night last week, at Goresburg, Jer-
~ Griffin, brakeman on the c. :. X. w.,
while attempting to uLoouple the locomo'
tive from the rest Of the train, fell and one
Of his legs was badly crushed by a wheel
Of the engine. He was brought to this
city, and on Sunday the limb was amputa.
ted by DIR. Ike Warren.
PERSONAL.
Miss Jennie Duerson, who has been visit.
ing relatives in this county, left Thursday
for her home near Louisville-in conse'
quence Of which a certain young NJ. ID. has
the "blues." On the same day Miss Madgs
Duke left for a lengthy visit to her sister
in Independence, Mo. Misses Artemesis
Robinson. Florence Berry and Julia Ste
phenson, all from Daughters College, Har'
rodsburg, have been spending a few day
with Miss Matte Gentry in the country
Miss Jennie Mcknight, q Springfield, o.,
is the guest Of Mrs. Jerry Boyle. Mis-
Bessie X. Stodghill, to the delight Of hel
many friends here, returned home from 1
long visit to Lancaster ON last Sunday
Miss Jennie Iaekey left for her home il
Lancaster last Satursssy. Since Miss Jen
ME has been in our city she has mad
hosts Of friends, and her departure is re
GREETED by all. Miss Ayres has returneC
from a protracted visit to friends neal
| Louisville. GRADArIM.
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Gently imported from England. On Tues.
day fiscal court was in session. The prin.
cipal business on hand was the investiea.
ton Of the Sherin's rctum ~ delinquent
taxpayers, and q sale of the li-t, which
was purchased by W. ". Kerby at the
price Of 500. Col. Mat Walton, Master
Commissioner Of the Garrard Circuit Court,
sold nine acres Of the Harvey Parks land,
At . $50, 10 q. =. Williams There were
several other small land sales.
WE CAN APPRECIATE YOUR CONDITION.
Time, IL Is said, makes all things even.
Yet, time writes fearful changes on the
scroll Of destiny. To-day we flourish in
the sunshine Of limitless prosperity; to-
morrow the Topped branches lie low in the
gloom OF the swirl passing shadows. AT
morn the familiar voice, the kindly glance,
the well-known smile, bid us go forth to
the mill Of busy humsnity-ther TO grind
the whims, the pleasures, the cares Of 6ck.
lie fancy into the current commodity that
oils or clogs the wheels Of life. At eve we
return heavy laden with the garnered
stores, and find the light Of the home eS-
tinguished-thc tones that inspired the
days energies hushed forever in an awful
repoee, and we feel within our breast a
cumbrous stone instead Of the lighly-palpi-
tating organ Of life. These rapid changes
time makes. And, were feeling alone the
guide to action, many would indeed be but
dumb cattle in the bivouac Of life. To be
up and doing is the watchwort'; and thus
your correspondent returns TO the literary
pillow, to cover as best she may the burrows
Of care with the burrows Of duty. Your
last issue contained the announcement Of
the grievous inroads death 40 recently
made in the family Of your correspondent
by the remoyel Of wife and mother whose
loss in this two-fold capacity must Of ne
cessity be more painfully felt than II her
character had been more passive one. II
can scarcely he necessary to the right-feel-
ing Of your readers to apologize for making
somewhat extended reference to the de-
ceased, since there is no other reporter for
your paper upon whom the duty devolves.
The sudden death by Paralysis Of Mrs. g.
W. Dunlap, was the occasion Of demon
stration Of afIectionate testimonials not Of
ten met with in world where merit IA 40
frequently unrewarde1. All that friends
from far and near could offer in respectful
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DEATHS.

Mr., 4. ID. Porch, for number Of years
County Clerk Of Pulaski, died suddenly
last week Of paralysis Of the heart.
Mr., James Denny, Of Gsrrard, father Of
A. X. Denny,of this county died uneIpect-
eddy Of pneumonis, at.his residence near ILL.,
aitsyille, on Tuesday night last. We learn
that a better or more honorable citizen
never lived in Garard, and that his death
10 greatly deplored.
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A DEAD BEAr.-we have space only to
give the following item Of our Waynes-
burg letter: Some time Last Fall, Owen
county vomited into our midst one Henry
vanpeli, who, by agreeable chin music sue
oeeded In running his face upon number
Of our citizens for a nice little SUN, which
he settled by leaving the country. II you
ever see big, red mus,ached, blue-eyed
man who looks like he ought 70 be in the
psaitsntisry, that's Vanpelt, without q
doubt.
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Highland

THE MURPHYs
have held two meetings since our last re-
port, aud enrolled IL more names.
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
Vim. White Is buildinga new house ......
VIM. McGufiey has moved again.....J. X.
Horton has rented George Baugh's store
room, and moved his goods into IT,
HORSE STOLEN.
On the night Of the 22d inst. somebody
took one Of DR.. BARRIERS horses out Of his
stable and rode it till daylight, and then
turned the horse in lot ut Cubn and went
on afoot.
To the wife Of Jno. NJ. Long, on the l2th
inst, fine boy; on the same day, to the
wife of C. II. Baker, a big boy. To the
wife Of B. b. Young, on the 25th inst,
fine girl-weight, II pounds.
PERSONAL.
VIM. II. Young, Of College Hill, Ky,
was in our place last week visiting rela-
tives and friends. +. d. Giagg, from the
same place, is stopping at J. NJ. Cooks.
He is on his way to Somerset MIRA.
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GaRRARD COUNTY NEWS.
sscasfer.
WHEAT PROSPECTS.


WHEAT PROSPECTS.
Farmers say that the wheat crop looks
promising in upper Garrard.
DIDN'T DRAW.
The Theatrical Troupe advertised for
week departed after two performances,fr from
town that cares for nothing but Murphy
or religious meetings.
DELIGHTFUL WEATHER.
Lancaster has enjoyed a season Of de-
lightful sunshine that has pushed forward
the gardeners work and cut short the COLI
umn Of coal smoke that has for months as
cended from no many chimneys. Not even
the equinox has produced more than few
stiff breezes.
BIG TRADE IN EGGS.
Two merchants Of Paint Lick have ship
ped $500 dozen eggs to Louisville since
the first Of February. II Sir Craddock's
exalted prestige will permit him to conde-
scend to such small affairs, he might he re-
specially solicited 10 mate this Roland
with an Oliver.
RELIGIOUS MATTERS.
Gen'l Green Clay Smith closed his meet
ing at the Baptist church on Monday night,
with twelve additions by confession and
two by letter. The immersion took place
on Tuesday morning at Mr.. Currey's pond.
A protractej meeting at Paint Lick will
begin on Friday. Sacramental meeting at
the Presbyterian church in this place will
begin on Friday night. DIR, Hays will be
assisted by DIR. Edwards.
MEAT THIEVES.
On Sunday night few Of the honest Az
ricans who are ashamed to beg, and yet who
realize the fact that they have dependent
families. paid visitation to the country
eat-houses and eventually made a raid
on Mr.. b. NJ. Burdett's supply, about a
mile from town. With the assistance Of a
colored detective, Mr.. Burdett succeeded
in finding his lost property, and the eul-
prits were brongln 10 trial on Tuesday,
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
The Hymeneal knot has several time
been tied this month On the 81 inst,
Miss Rachel Bakes was married to Mr.
George Dulanev; on the 9th, Miss Edis
Burton to Mr.. WIN. Z. Ray; on same date,
Miss sallie Todd to Mr.. james W. whitta-
ker; on the l4th. Miss Matte Scott to Mr.
J.w.Harris; ON the 10Th, Miss Matte C.Ford
to Mr.Dsvid Blanton; on the 25th, Miss Ma
ry Layton 10 Mr.. Jno. Tudor on the 2sth.
Miss Emma Jones to Mr.. Thos. Hendron
COURT DAY DoIses.
County Court last Monday nothing o
general interest transpiring either In Court
house on the street The usual array Of
cattle that did not seem 10 have been re
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Hoo THIEvEs.-A week or two ago Mr.
Drury wearen had hog stolen from him,
but being very old man he was unable to
find out enough to have any one arrested
for the theft. Meeting with 40 little trou-
BILE in their stealing. the rogues made an
other raid on Tuesday night and walked OF
with a second hog. Mr.. wearen sent for
his sons. George d. and Robert H., on
"Wednesday morning, who went out and
found half the hog on the premises Of
Lace Miller, an old negro who lives in a
settlement near Walnut Flat. lie profess
ed TO have bought the hog from another
negro, but their statements were no con-
ilicting thai warrant Was issued for the
arrest Of the old man and Jos. Hooker, his
son -in-law, and served by Constable Bob
biti. The case was tried before Judge Den
mis- yesterday evening, and the negroes
sent on to the Circuit Court.
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AssIoSNrST.-Mr. Us. Young, Of High
land, made an assignment this week. His
Indebtedness Is mainly to Louisville mer-
chants and amounts to $2,439 50. To pay
this he assigns all Of hia property Of eve
~ description that il subject to levy or e.
ccution, valued at about 81 900.
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Tnk lecture Of Prof. l.. l.. Rodgers, Of
the Ashbury University. on the "iiomeric
Problem" which was delivered at the Fe-
male College ON Monday night va. learn.
ell aud instructive production. Mn. True
heart deserves great credit for being the
means Of shording our citizens these litera-
nv treata
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CAN You BEAT lTg-wm. Martin, the
champion post and rail fence builder OF
Lincoln, performed u remarkable days work
at Mr.. A, NJ. Feland's this week. lie bored
"a posts. Eve inches thick, making eigh-
teen augur holes In each.
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HOLMES AND sAUSDERs.-By permits
sion Of the accommodating deputy jailer,
Mr.. J. II. Graf, we visited Sam1 Holmes
and Geo. Saunders in the Jefferson City
Jail while we were In Louisville. a few
days ago. They were both looking we'll,
saunders especially; and appeared quite
hopeful of the future. Holmes has acted
as Inside Turnkey ever aimee his incsrcers.
ton, and seems to be a favorite with the
Keeper. They have both behaved well,
We learn, and with the exception Of knock
Ing down a saucy negro or 40. some months
ago, have given the jailer no trouble.
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THE INV SrREEr.-The L. a n. Il. X.
Company has given lie consent for the new
street TO he cut through It, right Of way.
What further IL wanted nov for the work
Of making the street than TO beginl
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Tnr old reliable house Of Hayden Bro.
will have the FIRST new goods In our mark
e, this Spring, and tho-e who know the
members Of this firm will no, doubt their
stock will he superior and large, and sold
at the lowest living profit. Don't buy Of
any one until you have a chance to see
what they offer you.
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Circus. Van Amburgh's Circus, which
requires 81 cars to transport il, will erhib-
II here on the 10th Of April. We make
this announcement thus early 30 that the
boys tan begin saving up their pennies.
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Mr.. ID. b. JOHNSTON Is greatly elated
over the new law giving Circuit Clerks 81
in each Commonwealth case. The Clerks
have been doing that great amount IF work
heretofore for no pay at all.
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PRErERs FAyETTE-wben Mr.. W. !.
Kennedy's case. Of malicious shooting
came mp in the Madison Circuit Court last
week, he applied for, and obtained a
change Of venue 10 Fayette.
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Ma. N. n. Trvrs Is the happy "psrient'
Of girl baby. II weighed seven pounds
at birth, and they have named her Mary
Dinwiddie.
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DIssoLuuoS.-MrA A. q. Pendleton has
purchased the interest Of Jis par tner, MIR,
Harrison Hooker. in the hardware and
grocery store and will hereafter conduct the
business in his own name.
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,srRIso HArs-Jim Davis has the besi
selected stock Of Spring Hats ever brought
To Stanford, which he has marked low
down. Go examine aud be convinced.
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Mr.. JAS. n. OWES has rented the Pink
Cottage place Of Rev. George o. Barnes,for
$3.50 per year Mrs Barnes and family
will board with him.
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THE Electic Annunci ator which was pu
up in the ST. Asaph Hotel this week, work.
like charm.
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TuE lisbilitie. Of Mr.. james r. Bailey,
81 IIustonville, who went into Bankruptcy
last week, are s2i 1870 more than his assets.
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HW sfOss rfife.
srApntEn

MARRIED
r.,.,. .;. n, rlJ.. WI Will.
"" -,
iams' MI Neai' OF Niehoias'i'e' '" "'N-
Mary Land, 81 this vicinity.
BARS BURNED.
IT,. L ,lu,;., x.oo,,lv ANS
chaSen ny W. T. ia'e IRON - H. oar'cr'
was burned on Saturday night. Mr.. J..
has moi moved IN the prouerty. The deed
,,... ,.,,
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HIGGINS
& GRIMES,
DEALERS IN
II AR D w A n Z,
FIELD SEEDS,
.G ROC E r | ES,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
STOVES, TINWARE,
QUEENswARE. &c.
TO THE FARMERS
CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION
HAMILTON PLOW,
HAVING
Steel Point, Steel Mould Board, Strap
ped Bee. a.d wrsusht
Iron Standard.
OUR NAMES, COLLARS, BACKBANDs
BLIND ohADAAo'
r,.y couns trushcs. Hox
Eorlxs apadcs. shovels,
Cross Cut Saws. SO.
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THE confessions in MIR, Barnes meeting
at Danville, number 600 to yesterday, and
still the good work goes on.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-29

MISS ANNIE T.. fnHrn will arrive Mon.
day with q beautiful stock Of Millinery
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-29

HEAVY pressure on our advertising
columns causes ne to abreviste our local
news, A. we'll M to "cut" our correspond
ents' letters numerically.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-29

MONDAY will be County Court. The
Magistrates will decide on that day in re-
gard to plans and specifications for the new
Iail