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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-02-13

Square meals are low down Forty
cents is the price now aud We hear 1t ru-
morcd that quarter will soon be the rate
for substantial dinner, breakfast or sup.
per.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-02-13

dispatch from Assistant Attorney
General Egan To W. +. Aycock, Esq, re-
ceivcd on Friday last contained good news
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-02-13

The steamer Leslie Taylor sunk in the
Mississippi river on February 2ud, losing
her entire cargo. No lives lost.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-02-13

Eggs are being offered W the stores al
ten cents per dozen. But tier at fifteen
cents per pound.
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ID. w. HARRis informs us that he will
soon have large lot Of popular books at
low prices. Consult him before ordering
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-02-13

1t simportant that every planter needing
mules should read the card Of J. u
NcMeen.
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All roads leading from Homer towards
tho markets are in dreadful condition.
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Tom Anderson's attorneys have made .
motion for new trial.
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Lock and Gun-Smithing,
JOSEPH MULLER.

front Of Writer'S Cabinet Shop, next
L door to 3. 7. Gladneys. AL work exc.
cuted in the best style with nestness and
dispatch. Sewing Machines . speciality.
All work warranted.
y Work not taken out in &C days viii
be sold TO pay chargcs.
Oct -, is37. i0.Iy
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A slight cndeavor to snow on Sunday
Last made the weather very unpleasant.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-02-13

J. r. Ramsey, w. l.. Cakes and J. II Sim
mons, lett for New Orleans on Friday last.
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PROCEEDINGS
or the Police Jury Of Claiborne Parish.

The Police Jury OF the parish Of Claiborne
met In regular session Monday, the 9Th day
Of February, A. ID. 1875.
Present: J. II. Chappell, President; J. +.
Ford, +. W. Cox, J. I. Tigner, II. A. Lewis,
W. $. Copeland, J. J. Glover and A. l..
Atkins.
The minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved.
| On motion, the hands on the Minden and
Eldorado road, from J. NJ. McKinzie's 10
Nathan Browns. were placed on other
| roads.
appointment Uf road overseers for the
present year being then In order, the fol-
lowing named persons were appointed over
seers Oh the following roads, to wit
IN WARD ONE.
Will Hay, on the Homer and Scottsville
road, from the ward line between one and
seven to the middle of Middle Fork bridge
ST Hay, on the Homer and Scottsvillr
road, from the middle of Middle Fork
bridge to the first branch west of ) & Ken
nedy's.
W barrow, on the Homer and SCOTS
Vile road, from the branch west Of = G.
kenncdy's to the east end of the slough
bridge in COrni bottom.
Hart, on the Homer and Scottsyillc
road, from the east end Of the slough bridge
IN Corn bottom to the State line.
samuel Jackson, on the Scottsville and
spcanvlllc road, from the Homer and
Scottsvlllc road to the parish line.
w BARRIER, on the Lisbon and SCOTS
VILE road, from the middle of Middle Fork
bridge to the Homer and Scottsvillc road.
Barber, on the road from j VI BAR
ber's to the Wells place.
NJ Mctlelland, on the Homer and
Champagnolle road, from X lIart's to the
State line.
or Weed, on the Homer and Farmer.
VILE road, from the middle Of Middle Fork
bridge tn the parish line.
Monk, on the Colquitt aud Summer.
held road, from the ward line between Que
and two Ia Il I Ledbcttrr- house.
Moses Marsh, on the same roud. from
l lclhettcTs house To = W Ihompsou'-
Al0nzo Meadows, on the Cnlouitt and
fnrncrylllc road, from the ward line b,
tween one and two to the Homer aud Scott..
willie road.
Henry Mcfarland, on the same road. from
th" Homer and Scutt,,i lie road To- the Lis /
bon and ScOttsville road
W Afford, on the same road from the /
Lisbon aud SCott-,illc road To the pari.h .
hue.
w Wasson, on the Homer and Brown.
ing roud. from the Homer and Scottsyillc
road Ia the bridg. on Corni.
Olrand"r Smith. on the same rnad. from
The south cud Of Corni bridge To the State
line.
FM lIargis, on the Homer and Eldorado
road, from Monks house to thc,State !
line.
w II Matthews. on the Scuttsvillr and
Three Greeks rund. from the Ncylau place
to the state line. ,
The Board then adjourned until Tuesday =.
morning 9o'clock
(Sgncd,l J. II. CIIAPPEIL.
President Police Jury.
Attest: Is. II. HARRISON, ,
Clerk Police Jury.
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Lost or MisDaid,

A CERTAIN PROMIssORY NOTE, Ex.
"A ecuted sometime in 1875, by Tony
Thornton, in favor of the undersigned, for
Sixty Dollars, due LIST Jany. 1876, bearing
eight per cent. interest from date, and Wit
messed by, V. '. Thompson. All persons
are warned against trading for the same.
GODFREY PUGH.
Jan. q, 1873. 1885,
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Read police jury proceedings in another
column.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-02-13

GET YOUR JOB WORK
DONE
AT THIS OFFICE
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Mt. Zion Seminary.

THE exercises Of this Institution for the
l. year 1873, will commence on
Monday, the 4th day Of February next.
Rates of tuition 81 and s. per month,
from day of admission.
Board = per month.
W. II. LESLIE, Principal.
Dec. s, 1877. I6am.
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The schools In Homer seem to be flourish
ing.
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WARD EIGHT.

Date English. on the Homer md Farmer
VILE road, from the ward line between
and To Lisbon.
W Dawson, on the same road, from Lii,
bon 10 John Frost's house.
Nathaniel Wise, ou the same road frnm
John trusts house to the ccutre of Middle
Fork bridge.
II Wrsthrook. On the Homer and Trru.
ton road, from Is X links to Kimhrllyillc.
W Oxford, uu the same road. from Kim.
brll'illr To the parish line.
Asa Meadows, on the D'Arhnnnr road
nom l \ llcard's 10 the east bank of liul.
locks creek.
W u stanley, on the same road. from the
'a@' oank "i Bull"cks creek to the parish
>. "igginhotham, on the Lisbon and
Jenna tnld, from Lisbon and Farm.ryill,
road To the n'Arhonnr road.
Hartman Coleman, on the IL \,houu, ro,l
from the ward line between , and : ia r ,
lIcarl's. 81
j. W Cook, on the kinbcll,illc and Mid
die Fork road. from kimhcllNillr via k,ll
T"rrs hrldgc to the parish line.
j Thornton, on the Lisbon and scott.
VILE road. from Lisbon to the centre o,
Middle Fork bridge.
James Coy ON the Lisbon and Cul1uitt
road rom Rocky Spring church To the cen.
trr 81 MctaNlands creek bridge
u ! Dawson, on the same road, from th,
,rntre ct c'asland'S creek bridge To the
Homer and Scottsvillc road.
I T. foster, on the Homer and Trrutuu
road, from the north bank of McC,sIand'.
creek to K + Talts lane.
~ Meadows, on the same ruad. from ia,
south bank of McCasland', creek 10 the
Homer and Scottsvillc road.
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The Board met Tuesday morning. 5th
February. \. ID. l-7-. All the members
present.
The following road ovcrsccre were ap.
painted for
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-02-13

French Calico, yard wide, 10 cents;
tallcocs, from To Il cts, colors guarantced:
Sea Island Cotton. the best, vi wide. Zoe:
I.inseys, from IL to 10 cents;
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FOR " ARD SIX.

l. Grassland, on the Lisbon and Arcadi,
inad, from the Homer and Vernon road near
Dr Wallacc's to the parish line.
Nv Copeland, on the Athens and Gee
road, from the Homer and vernon road IN
the parish line.
w Stevens, on the Lisbon and Fnter.
prs" road, from Enterprise 10 the centre of
DArbonnc bridge.
LOUIS Wood, on the Athens aud Trenton
road, from John McClcish's to the old ward
line. ~" ""'"
} + Spurlock, on the same road, from the
oil! warl line to William Parrots.
a. Langley Parrot. On the same road, from
VIM Parrots to the parish line.
l. Knox, On the Homer and Trenton
road' from the five mile post 10 the ten
mile post. '"' ""
ID Snidcr, on the same road from tho
ten mile post to the parish line.
Strfiin, on the ll,ner and Vernon roaJ
from Enterprise To the middle of the An
drcws creek bridge. ''''
- Simms, on the same road FINN ,ha
centre OF the Andrews creek bridge TO the
Minden and Trenton road.
FOR WARD THREE.
r Mckee, on the Homer and HAYNES.
III ROAD; from the ward line between
"u 70 tue ward line between 2 and 3.
harrison Mckee, on the same road fn,r
'he line OF wards , and 3 10 IN. sam, i'm
north. ' W tue same Inc
.oliier on the Hayncsville and Edo.
,aap rvau, from the line Of wards and q
p,. =, Meadors, on the same road, from the
roWeii, on the Military road fro,n
ny Rn IsssT ne 70 the Williamson old place.
noiiey Dawson, on the same ROAD fro,,
old place to the s,a,s I MI from
DCater, on the Homer and Sill 90, To-.
road, from the shaw and Germantown rs
to Strong's old shop. II ROAD
hiram Martin, on the same road. ftnr
strong' old shop tn Gum spring. ''"'
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~.

Two marriages near Stanford, are on the
bills for NEXT week.
BaIoes--TAYLoR-By the Rev. W. W.
Chsmberlin, at his residence In Cynthi-
ana, Ky, August 18th, 1873, Rev. NJ. V.
Briggs. Of Missouri, 10 Miss Bette A. Tsy.
lor, daughter Of Judge +. 4. Taylor. Of
Clark county, Kentucky. This announce
ment will take the many Stanford friends
Of Mr.. Briggs by surprise, but their sur
prise will give way to eongratulstion when
they learn that his bride IL most estima-
BILE and accomplished christian lady, be-
longing to an excellest family. She IA a
sisier-in-law OF Rev. Duke Slavens, Of
Somerset, and a niece Of Bishop Kava.
naugh, Of the Methodist Church, South
and 10 we'll qualified for the position Of a
ministers wife. During Mr.. Briggs siay
here he won many good opinions Of our
citizens, who listened with pleasure to the
several excellent sermons that he preached
here. lie will return TO the Southwest Mo.
Conference Of the Methodist church, South,
where the good wishes Of host Of friends
will attend him and his.
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ALLnoED CRooKEDsEss.-Quite a sen
sation was produced here this week by the
arrest Of Mr.. VIM. NJ. Ball, a wealthy citi-
ren Of this county, on charges Of Illicit
distilline, using barrels with stamps on
them number Of times, &c. Gen. Thos.
II. Taylor, U. s. Deputy Marshal, made
the arrest, and At the same time took in
Timothy Routon, for the same offence.
They were taken to Louisville on Tuesday,
for trial. Mr. Ball pronounces the whole
thing malicious prosecution, invented by
his enemies and Tom Jennings, his son-
in-law, whom he has refused 10 recognize
ss such, for the purpose Of revenge, and
perhaps money. II Is also currently re-
ported here, that DIR. T. X. Yates, who was
store keeper st the time Of some Of the al
legged crookedness vas transacted, has been
telegraphed for, and the whole matter will
be thoroughly sifted. Meanwhile all Of
Mr.. Balls stock Of whisky, still fixtures,
&c, have been seized by Revenue officer
TO be held subject 10 the result Of the trial.
LATER.-Mr. Ball vas held over at his
examining trial In bond Of $500, and Mr..
Rou,on in $500 to appear at the United
States Circuit Court that meets In Louie
willie In October. II
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RELIGIOUs.

Rev. Mr.. sallee will preach at McKin-
ney's Station next Sunday at II O'Clock.
The General Conference ofthe Kentucky
Methodist church will meet at Shelbyyills
the 18th Of this month.
Regular services at the Presbyterian
church by Rev. @. ID. Archibald, at II A
NJ, and "A p. NJ, next Sunday.
Bishop McCoskrey, Of Michigan, the
man who brought odium on himself and
church by his unfortunate intimacy with q
young woman, has been deposed from tho
church by the house Of Bishops.
Elder Green Lee surber has returned
from Texas, and Ia holding 4 protrscted
meeting at Givsns' church with good re-
suits. lie expects. with his family, TO re-
turn 10 Texas in two or three weeks.
The Kentucky Synod Of the Presbyteri'
an church General Assembly, will con
vene at the End Church, in this city, on III,
18th Of October, and the Synod Of tho
Southern church In Bardstown on the 9tl
Of October Danville Advocate.
Neither the Coart-houss nor any Of the
churches was large enough to contain the
immense crowds that flock to hear Mr.
Barnes at Edmonton, 80 lac was forced 70
hold his meetings in an abandoned tobacco
factory, into which 1900 persons can
crowd. The interest In the meetings WA
good from the 6ni and steadily increases
Ninety -one persons had confessed To las
Sunday night.
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srRouD.-Died Of Consumption, a few
days ago, near McKinney's Station, Miss
Elsa Stroud, aged 20 years.
CHAPMAS-Mrs. NJ. A. Chapman, a sis
ter Of Mr.. - Marsh, Of Highland, died
this week Of Consumption, from which she
had suffered for 10 years. She was So
years old. Her body was sent to Column
bus, Ga, for interment.
wooDcocK- Our community was panied
to learn last evening Of the sudden death Of
Mrs. Jennie. woodcock, wife Of Mr.. Green
Woodcock, Of Boyle. She died at her home
in that county at o'clock yesterday morn
ing, in child birth, leaving a little girl to
suffer the want Of mothers tender care
Ms. woodcock was a devout member Of
the Methodist church, which she joined in
her girlhood, and was a most estimable
lady. Her funeral will be preached at the
Methodist church here this evening at
O'Clock, and the remains laid to rest in
Buffalo Cemetery.
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HrsrvEss NOTICES.


prv SON, school n,.ol. a, sh.,.,I,,.
N'''"' wv '"'' Wv ''''''" y 49,
HEADQUARTERS for Paints 81 all Kind
M Chenaulfs.
oo A pchon A s,...,. IN, . f,ll lin. NJ
s.hooi RI.
NEW and large lot Of line Cutlery ant
Jeveiry a. bohon n sfsgEs
sxw,sa M.cu,xurf ali li,ds r~..ire,
and sdiu.,cJ Nv C,r-on A no.lds
FULL and complete stock Of schoo
Books can he found At Anderson n Mokob
er's'
Punr. lac cold. seIic;ou. That. an.
Mind o} soda Water Won srt Al Cheraul,'.
Al Ave cents = sIass.
FINS assortment OF 'Ictiet SOAPS, hair
nal, tooth brushes, and perfumery, very
JUST received large supply OF Books,
s'a'e-, Paper, Pens, lns' and every ,h'ns
needed Tor schools, At T. H. Chenanit@
WHEN YOU want a Fall and Winter
suit for your bow. no where you find tho
hest variety AT he lowest price. This IL AT
]. Winter A %. = Corner 3rd and Market,
LouisyjlIe.
~
LIVER u kIso.LIhe liver y the impe-
RAJ organ o, me ~no'e human 1ys'em, ss
u control, the me, heal'h ana Isppine-'
OF man. when u u disturbed IN us prop
er action, all Kinds OF ailments are the
natural result. The digestion OF food, the
movements OF the heart and blood, the &C
ucn OF the brain and nervous system, are
All immediately connected with the work
ings o. the Liver. IL has been successfully
proved that ufeens August Flower - IN
sguaiied IN curing All persons aihic,en WIN
Dyspepea OF LAYER Complaint, ana All the
numerous symptoms mat result IRON an
unhealthy condition oi the Liver and
stomach. sample bottles TO Try, ~ cent?
Positively sold n all towns on The west
ern Continent. Three doses viii prove
mat : Just what you want FOR sale by
behon @s'agg.
FRANK LrstIys suxpAy MAGAZINE for
October IL worthy Of e-pecial favor. A
series of illustrated paper. on natural his
tory and the manners and customs Of the
inhabitants In various parts Of the world.
nov In course Of publication. are full OF
instructed and entertainment. of this
class are an account Of a visit to the Great
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PERSONAL.

MIS- MAnY KAY Ia. bccn Visiting At Jades !. NJ
Philipsi.
MI r,o..u.x. nj n.n,,Il. A. . s,,s., NJ VI.
40. maj. =
d.. ,A,. -
nVspA''' '~''" "' '''"""' vs. u
"sa WI"
Mss A HAWKINS. Of Milleis'iiie, Is Visitas
~ u """~
Mss Assik LooAs len on Tuesday nr q visit %
relatives In shsisysine.
Mis- surAxrmA LosAx has rr,arned TO hes
.ehesi At Bowling Green. O.
Iu,. s,.aa. NJ ,,,,,.,.l,,, 1. ,,.,,,n,
Mis- B-tsi. STAG, a. DE-. Bohon's
n,.r, n,v,x I'm, s,.u, c,,, ,...,.,.,,.
a., -. -. ~. -. -, a, n IT,.
-, = - -
--.-
sn 500. 'o's s.s. - a-FF,'
r..-l., -
AS NAss,s Al'o s,' A"d iss'p.N No n's .
sN's a' y" 49, '"'' ""'''"'
- -. H., -, - -
-. -" '@ ''''s - '''-'''
Miss MATTE McALisrkh,a very lovely YOUNG
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PERSONAL.
GARRARD COUNTY VIEWS
lancaster.

AoWgoottE.
THE oARRARD NLws
Comes forth In dress that entities il TO
distinguished recognition.
HOPE NOT.
All aboard for the Congressional Conven-
ton at Stanford on the 18th. Wonder II
Central Kentucky press is to be again agi-
tated to its centerl
RELIGIOUS.
On Sunday last DR.. Hays, of the Presby-
terrain church, announced his intention 10
take mp a subscription for the yellow Fe-
yer districts upon the next re-assembling Of
his congregation. Elder Mckinney, VS.
iting clergyman, oiiciaied at the Christian
church in the evening.
THE SCHOOLS
All began on Monday. Elder Jesse Wal
den, assisted by Miss Leila Price, opened at
the Lancaster Male Academy with AZ.
Prof. Lillard, assisted by Mrs. Lillard, Mrs.
Grassiy and Mr.. Peter McRoberts, opened
at Franklin Institute with AZ. Mrs.
Mamie Letcher began the Public School,
with 20. Miss Rose Dunn has charge Of
a school at Old Sugar Creek. Miss Sallie
Anderson is teaching at Beechwood.
TO BE HUNG OCTOBER 3lsr.
Freeman Farris, the condemned crimi-
nal, Whose sentence as delivered by Judge
owsley is appended) is greatly exercised
because the authorities forbid his marriage
to the dusky object o: his dark affections,
Says he cannot die happy without this
panacea of "two souls with but a single
thought" His execution is fixed for the
3lst de- Of October. His manner has con-
tinued defiant and ironical. 1t Is said that
this negro boasts Of having killed a mum.
Der Of men, and he is strongly suspected oil
having murdered Luke OGara, the Irish.
man whose remains were found in ditch
near Paint Lick some months ago.
COMMENTS ON THE RocKcAsTLE INSTITUTE
Teacher Institutes and School Conven-
tons have become so much a thing oil
course that the published account Of their
proceedings Is usually skinned over, oil
'Nppeu enu'e,y' Ve"'u's' however, 70
assert 'ha' no institute was ever more pro
inc OF prae.lca, feSui'S ,han 'ha' when
closed AT MT vernon on rriuay' uhe 'o'h
un' iOu, n0ek'A,ue reporter mas u0uo'-
less iufn''hea 'he aA'a IN 'ui' YET q com
"en' or 80 rom VISITOR may not DC mai
eroP0s' Near the close OF 'he programme
Mr. samuel NJ bufdee responded 10 the
duty assigned him py opening the subject
oil Literary societies Instead Of set ora
'ion winch should surround the speaker
win halo OF glory ana leaving his gaping
audience where ,hey were before 10 all In
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BLUE GRAss Fam yoR sALr-Dr To-
gan. Of Stanford, desires to sell his farm
which Il about Eve miles from Stanford,
Ky, and about two miles from Station
on the Cincinnati Southern X. r. Said
farm l. we'll fenced. veil watered, and
splendidly set In grass. II contains i25
acres, IL convenient to schools, in good
neighborhood, and lies beautifully.
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sALE-on Der, Tuesday. beginning at .
O'Clock, Mr.. John II. Craig will sell his
household and kitchen furniture. The
former consists Of elegant parlor and bed.
room sets, brussels and other carpets, ward
robes. tables. chsip--Al comparatively
new. Beuides the~s will be sold two milk
cows and calves and q lot Of -ows aud pigs
Remember, Tuesday, 10th.
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aoME AFFAIRS.


aOME AFFAIRS.
Severance a DsSsersr.
New stock Of Zinc trunks Just in.
Full line Of linens, towels, crash, etc.
Gents and boys clothing very cheap.
Kid gloves-A new stock just received.
Cor-ets.--Four dozen corse,s just receiv-
Homemade fax and tow linen for tow
sls.
New 10, Of choice prints just opened this
week.
A few pairr only, Of ladies mitts left
come early.
New stock Rushings and Collerets, open
this evening.
A few ladies linen suits offered very
low TO close out.
See our new calf and brogan shoes; baby
shoes just opened q new stock.
The ladies' have all pronounced our
Hamburgs the prettiest ever seen.
Our stock Of bleached and Brown cottons,
pillow caseing, nine and ten quarter sheet.
ing is complete.
Those in want Of colored shirts would do
we'll to examine ourCherriots new and des-
irable styles just in.
Trunks, valises, etc. Don't borrow a va
lise any more when you can buy a good
leather one for 40 little.
Corsets-The health cor-et is pronounced
the best fitting and gives the most beauti-
ul form to the ladies, Of any corset made.
Another large stock Of the celebrated
Keeps Shirts just opened, pronounced by
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SOMETHING new under the sun can be
seen-at Hayden Bros by all who call there.
Ladies should 90 there 6r.t II they wan, to
see and learn what Is the ruling fashions Of
the season. The firm will spare no pains
70 secure the hest and most stylish goods
in The dres. and trimming line.
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DrArH sEsrKscE.-The admirable sen.
ience delivered by Judge 0wsley on Free
man fsrris will be found In our Lancaster
letter. Wouldn't Il be refreshing and
healthful 10 hear such words spoken to
some OF our white murderers2
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The EXPOSITION L. a N. r. r.
will sell single Excursion tickets TO Lou
isvills on Mondays and Wednesdays Of
each week, at 30 20 for the round trip,
good only on the day they are soh. Par
ties Of i've or more, can secure tickets any
day ct IS %. All tickets good for six
davs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STRAY HORSE!

Taken up as a stray by Andrew seargent. a hay
horse, years old, with black legs name and tail,
and white snip on the nose; about rs hands high,
shod before. Was taken up by him about the 18th
OF the present month. This horse was this day val
ued BY Geo. W. King and Henry Brannaman amer
being duly sworn, at $50.
Aug. so,'is. sss-it W.T.. GREEN,J.P.Lc.
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FoR THE surrsREss-seveniy-6ve dol
lars more for the yellow Fever sufferers
were subscribed and forwarded by the Stan
ford people this Geek. We understand that
several Of the secret societies here will also
scnh In confrihniiona
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BrRrus-Mr A. A. Mckinney IL IN,
proudert man In town. His wife has pre-
sented him with q io.pound boy, and has
named IL A. A. Mckinney. Jr-"-Mr r
J. Hill. Of Turnerville, also reioices In 9
son-weieht, ~ pounds.
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Mn. FnAsK sHsSsoS, a very deserving
and hard working young man, offers his
goods and services to the public In another
column. Read his advertisement and "a.
tronize him.
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CruRr a Sow, At the new ssddlery store
nest to wcarn a Evans. have opened a
new and elegant stock Of good. In their
line. Call and see them.
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ESTRAY NOTICE!

Knob Lick Pike. Ave miles FROM stanford, Lincoln
Co.. KY. ON the 18th day Of Aug, 1873 q brown
horse mule, about IA hands high and about years
old, and q mouse-colored mare mule, about lay
brands or marks on either. They were valued by
J. T. Fzrris At so for the two.
Sept. 4, rs. 83s-it W. r. CARSON Pic.