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The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-20
ao1ics 6 &osbssrene.

Once CT ths Mon Topy Gold and Silver
Mining Company = Location Of principa,
place Il business, san Fran cisgO, C4iiorniay
location q works, HToridencia, Yuma
county, Arizona Territory
Notice is hereby given. that at a Tneetiuc
Of Lne Board of Uilectbr5, held On Tie go
daT " JanUary, 1873 an assessment, nun
Der one d, OF five s. dents per share wHs
levied upon the cauitai stock o. the corpo-
ration, payable immediately in UniteG
States gold coin, to the secretary. ST the
Office Of the company room s, Ne 03I San
some street, San Eraacisc0, California.
Any stOck upon which the asscssment
shall remain unpaid IN the 6hty-eighth
(26jhl day o. February, 1918, via be 6eliE-
quent and advertised for sale ~ public
auction ana, unless fragment Is Y sde De-
fore, VIII be sold Opi Tue>day, tie twenty
,Ajrd ESD Gay q af.,rcsr, 1915, 10 pay the
delinquent assessment together sim costs
u advertising sad eEreuses az sale
By order o! the Board u Directors.
. To sFrr- e4t4~atu-r
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THE appropriation for improve
n2ent Of American rivers and mar
bogs, rs published, shows no men
tion OF the Colorado river. Wait
ttI our petitions get il. II they
accomplish nothing, let Us star;
IN q little earlier on the next Con
greas. 4 live delegate can ges
100000 expended on our river as
we'll IS not
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lGr. J. 4. ROBERTSON tells us
that he has bought the interest Of
the Clymer heirs in the famous
Aj0 nina. He has been out there
doing some work onitand reports
himself much pleased. He pros
pected q little TO the eastward OF
40 and found IN excellent min
1rr- rr.sy,i--
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GoId Due$

Gold and Silver Bullion, United States
Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers
Warrants, Bankers Drafts and Good Com
mercial Paper, Grain, Hides, Wool aad al
Territorial and Mexican Products bought
at value for Cash; O. advanced On IS nay
Ic desired
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7 (ecI urder increasec obIicatiors 70 10

feel under increased obligations for the
patronage SO literally accorded me as the
successor of the old and successful house
Of WIN. 3. Hooper 6 Co, and while &C
knowIedging this fact, allow ne to add that
those dealing with nc will find as complete
4 stock as vas ever offered by the old firm
with ali shat is new and desirable in add
ton
JaMGS ~. BARNEY
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Attention a8InIng Companies 9
RICKARD'S PATENT
Oxidizing and Chlorialzing
r a r 81 q c E
Roasting Copper, Silver and Other Crss
Prior 10 Leaehing OF Amalganlatio1.

THE MOST STRIKING ADVANTAGES
L which it offers above al other recent
inventions OF TINS nature may be briefly
summed up IS follows:
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Sales of Ores

Colo. Silver, Copper or Lead, viii :,
nede at highest possible rates for account
Of owners. ny long experience and con
nection with buyers in the different mai
ke;s give nc L very decided advantage ove'
any enc in The Territory IN making suct
anLos to the ryoft Of those cntrusting then
70 ne Correct and responsible assay
obtained and submitted VIXEN desired.
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Ar ace E52eAIEe.

4 friend writes us that be has
al ice machine now in successful
operation in San Francisco, which
ne considers well adapted Tor ser
vice IL Arizona. He claims that
one Of his machines, Of SOC pounds
per day capacity, can turu out ice
il q climate like that Of Yuma at
2 cost of two cents per pound.
Larger machines viii make ice
here pr0porlonately cheaper 1t
js Of simple construction and eaSi-
~ operated, lie Is DESTROYS OF in
PRODUCING his process INTO this
Territory and viii supply ali need
Ell information. address or cali
upon J. 2 Gesner, 228, Post street,
San Francisco.
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Too1rsed G. Gay, los angeles
>. -c-o',s T-.--,s -.
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Z TAI-sUTT mas been instituted
against the property here Of the
Texas and Pacific Railroad com
p8ny. That company is helping
AriE0oa-i0t8.
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JAMES ~. 8RRHET
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RRLIGlOUS.

Rev. W. p. Harvey has resigned the pas.
toral charge Of the Harrodsburg Baptist
church.
Rev. TIC. stacthouse will preach al
Lancaster, next Sunday, In the place oi
Rev. j. NJ. Bruce.
A protrscied meeting at the Christian
church, Cynthiana, had resulted In thirty
conversions 10 Sunday night last.
r.. s..,,, u..,..,., L., III,
r.. .oe ,,s...,s 80 -, ....l...
"a, 500 members, and 2s,277 Sunday school
sch olAr.
The Kentucky Conference Of the NJ. T.
church, South, will meet this year In Shell.
byyille. In September, and vii he presided
over by Bishop Pierce.
The rumh.r Of n.,i,. Chri.,i,ns In I'm.
dia ia given In the new Missionary D;rec.
tory AT aes ssl. an increase Of AZ 1888 In
four years. .nd Of native commandments
az ESQ. an increase Of l6.s7s. The p;recto.
~ gives the names and address of 900 Ms
sion.,;sa and ,.,iy. ,..,o,. I, Inai. n,o,,.
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hoo Euirp.


We have No dog pound In our city; bu
dog has nevertheless been KILLED. and
several distinguished Danville citizens, =,
we'll ~ corps Of our prominent legal gen.
tlemen, are exercising their wits over the
matter.
NOT WORTH MENTIONING.
Our delegates to the Somerset Conven.
ton came home on Saturday the lions Of
the day. They seem to incline towards =
second edition Of the Returning Board to
choose the victor in the Congressional race
Chaan son gow.
SCHOOL MATTERS.
The Public School has again been given
to Mrs. Mamie W. Letcher. The Trustees
Of the Lancaster Male Academy having low.
cred the tuition from So, $40 and $40,
TO 81, $40 and $40, Mr.. B. y.
Hudson declines 10 undertake the labor Of
teaching the young idea. In addition to
the above deduction, there IL a rental Of
$50 per snnum, and no contingent fee Is
permitted, Elder Jesse Walden has made
application for the position. Mr.. r. W.
Lillard IL located at franklin Institute, the
scene Of HI. future labor.
CANDIDATE AND OTHER PERSONALS.
On Monday afternoon \ bevy Of dlstin-
guished gentlemen assembled in our town
for political purposes. There we've speech
e. at the Courthouse by DR.. Lake p.
Blackburn, Hon. VIM. Lindsey and Col.
Thos. l.. Jones, the three candidates for
the Gubernatorisl Office. Judge McMana-
ma, candidate for the Office Of Attorney
General, also addressed the people. The
Hon. J. p. Nuckols, candidate for State
Auditor, was also here. These gentlemen
were entertained during their visit by the
Hon. q. W. Dunlap and the Hon. NJ. II.
Owsley. Mr.. samI Yantis, Of Poplar
Plains, is on = visit to his parents near Ian
caster. There has never been so continual
an influx Of agreeable lady visitors in our
midst a. during the present vacation. In
fact, I have occasionally been remiss in re-
porting the fair ones. Miss Lucy Gibson,
81 Somerset, Is the guest Of Miss Lille
Price. On "Wednesday morning Messrs. B.
F. Duncan, s. II. Burnside, Jno. stormes
and Jno. Duncan left for Cumberland
Falls, where Mr.. B. F. Duncan hopes to re-
store his enfeebled health. The friends Of
This pouular Young gentleman are much
about his condition.
SAPPHO
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HARRnGEs.

WALL Yerte rdsy Mr.
J. J. Whitaker and Miss Mary Walls were
united In matrimouy.
CccHRAS-NEwLASp-Samue Cochran
and Miss Sarah Martha Nesland were
married Wednesday. He, 10; she, q.
RAMSEY the Rev. J. c. Per
kin-, on the 9th, WIN. Ramsey. Of Gsrrard
to Miss Maggie Epps, Of this county. See
Dripping Springs letter Cor full account.
BREcK-BREcKISRIDaE--ChancellorDr.
Robert L. Brock, Of Central University
vas married In Richmond, Monday, to
Ms. Breckinridgs. widow Of DR.. Robt. J.
Breckinridge, formerly Of Danville. The
Affair had been kept very secre, and erea'
ted quite . sensation.
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guests labor under nightly apprehension
that they will wake mp some fine morning
and end themselves entvined In the loving
folds Of rattlcsnake. There i alao an
abundance Of neas, which are a mortal
terror 10 all who have ever slept in the cab.
Inc, and still there is another pcst--the
mosquito. and verify, all the mosquitoes IN
three adjoining counties seem 10 have made
this a central point for their nightly Ia.
bors. Il IL exceedingly unpleasant to a
person Of nervous sensibilities TO hear the
buzz Of these little intruders in the dark
and not know at what portion Of your pers
son they will begin operations. In the
ball room-for all the men sleep there, as
the cabins are reserved for the sole use Of
the ladiss--the night is made hideous by
the grosns Of suffering sleepers, and il Is
very unpleasant TO wake up inthe night and
hear slap and soft murmur, something
like ID. N that mosquito" waited on the
midnight air from the bed Of your unfcrtu.
nate neighbor. But there was one boy
among ms land he was the jolliest fellow
that ever struck at a mosquito in the dsrt)
on whose hardened body the bites Of these
little tormenters made no sort Of impress
don. He could sleep - soundly as a log
though myriad swsrmed about him. But
one night wasp fell by
ACCIDENT
into his straw-bed, and a. he lay bllsafully
wrspt in the arms Of Morpheus, probably
dreaming Of flied chicken (for that was oil
we had To eat) the wasp, some how or 9th
or, got disturbed, and-well, he howled. He
was heard to remark next next morning
that that was a pretty extensive mosquito.
THE PROGRAMME
Was about a. follows Eat, sleep, and
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GARRARD COUNTY NEpCs


Laneasfer.
ALL ABOARD.
The Richmond Fair Excursion Trair
passes through town morning and evening
WANT LICENSE.
There will be, during the present week
several applications for license to practice
Law.
On Friday evening the Lee Ball at Grail
Orchard will demand attention from th
public.
RELIGIOUS.
On Sunday next Elder W. A. Gibaol
will exchange pulpits with woOdfor'
brother.
GOOD CHANGE.
Drs. Fisher and Herring have conyerte,
the desolate Barracks bnilding into neat
habitable dwelling.
THE BLACK WAVE.
A great black wave is now passing to
wards Richmond, where the Colored B'p
list Association is in session.
ABOUT THE SIZE OF DOUBLE CO..
Mr.. A. b. Elkin has gone to Cincinnati
to buy his new printing press. We ma.
now look forward To a mammoth sheet.
SALE OF STOCK.
On Saturday next there will he a sale o
stock on the farm of the late lack Elkin
Esq. Your people are expected to sttent
in numbers.
SCARLET FEVER.
Somewhat Of small panic was recent,
created by a few cases Of Scarlet Fever Il
town. II Is to he hoped that Il will not as
sumo the epidemic form.
REMOVED.
Prof. Geo. w. Dunlap and family hsy,
removed to the eommodious dwelling re
Gently occupied by DR.. Fisher, on the cor
ner Of Water and Paulding streets.
GOOD SION.
Owing to the exceeding purity Of Gar
rard morsls,o our present Circuit Court dock
ct is 80 limited as to give the diligent Al
toneys little more than childs play.
DOG WAGON.
On Tuesday our streets were amazed b
an antediluvian in chariot drawn by thre
dogs. He rehearsed his peculiarly origin
al poetry, and gave free information abou
the patriarchs who went home TO Paradis
before Noah took refuge in his Ark Of acaci
wood.
AQuEsTIoS OF PRIVILEGE.
| rise to explain. Hearing that GU
townsmsn, Mr.. VIM. A. Arnold Is jusll
on the war path at having been printed
Republican last week, take pleasure 4
asserting that he Is a Democrat, and wo
the race for Town Marshal. also omitls,
to state that Harrison wilds, FAD, won III
the Office Of Police Judge by eight votes.
A GRATEFUL CONVICT.
One Of the prisoners in the Penitentiar,
convicted by Judge owslsy whilst Prosscu
ting Attorney, sent to that gentleman bo
containing gifts for himself aud family, q
original manufacture. These gins oonsi.
Of ring, tOO,h-pieks, pen knives AID sue
articles, made Of bone or mock pearl. y
Judge Denny he sent similar presents.
he pouring coal Of Gre upon their head, Q
does he expect speedy release from boa
dags'
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LINCOLN C0USTy VIEWS.


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Hr WOULD LIKE ONE on Asorhfh KIND
We are told 'ha' 'he ea''or OF 'ne us''
rard So" Is about TO take unto n'mse' a
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LrrrcRr-George W. Rain, the great
Temperance Orator, will deliver a lecture
at so'elock, to-nisht al the Ceua-house.
We advise every body to attend, Tor We can
assure you that you will he rewarded by
hearing something greatly above the usual
claptrap TRADE against King Alcohol.
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TrsrERAscr.-The Blue Grass Convsn.
ton will meet here on the 10th Of this
month. Every Lodge in the District !.
expected to he represented. There will he
Mass Meeting. At night In the Courthouse,
and the meeting will continue three days.
A big time I. expected.
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NOME AFFAIRS.

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.
Corsets.-Four dozen corsets just receiv-
ed.
Homemade FAX and tow linen for tow
Ella.
New lot Of choice prints just opened this
week.
Anew pair only, Of ladies mitts LEFT,
come early.
New stock Rushings and Collereis, open
this evening.
A few ladies linen suits offered very
low to close out.
See our new calf and brogsn shoes; baby
shoes just opened 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
ali 10 ax.nnina ON Il herriofs new anil ,laa-
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BETTER SuRREspER.-Several ineflects.
al attempts have been made. this week, to
capture Tom Cain, the man accused Of
shooting Hiram Tucker; but his arrest !.
only a question Of time, ss orr officers and
people do not intend that he shall live in
the county and openly defy the Law. That
state Of Affairs has ended in thi. county for
all time 10 come.
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GAVE HIMSELF Ur.-Frahk Hooker. on,
Of the men engaged in the row at VIM
Fosters Barbecue, came to town yesterday
and delivered himself to the officer, who
released him on his own recognlrance 10
appear for trial to-day.
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Man Rus OvrR.--A man named Jane.
Bannon, vas run over and seriously injur.
Ell by the passenger train on the Knoxville
Branch, near Shelby City, Wednesday,
Strange to say, the train men knew moth
ing Of the accident,
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Letter S~ea Dvspps.s sprssss.

|, seem 10 be prevailing custom nova.
days TO scribble off, pack Of nonsense
about the Springs where you happen to be
lolling out miserable existence, and 30 We
too fell especially called upon by Provi.
denee, to write something about the Drip.
ping sp rings, and as the greater portion Of
your readers may not happen 10 knew the
eIac, location Of this renowned resOr,, il may
not be amiss to say that il is situated at the
JUNCTION Of Lincoln, Garrard and Rockcas-
tie counties. Ten yards from the build.
tings you can stand with one foot in Lin.
coin, the other in Garrard and shake hand
with man in Rockeasile. Mr.. Adams
he present jolly and attentive proprietor
but the reader must take this negatively
for he is as iretful as a poreupins, and
would consent to be hung rather than do a
favor for one Of his guests-has but little
idea Of the eternal 6tness Of things His
bnildinss are In fesrinlly dilapldaied
condition and lev in a uGbsr, and the
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CnAn oncHARD srnIsos.-The Ball for
the benefit Of the lee Monument will be
held At Crab Orchard Springs tonight. Il
vas at frt 6xed for the sd. bat for some
reason the time was changed. Every body
ought to go, for besides having night Of
enjoyment, they will contribute to a most
worthv can.e
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FoRrrrrEE.-John rerrill, whiis, charg-
ed with re~cuing prisoner, vas wsnted al
Lebanon, this week, but he failed 10 put In
an appearance. A forfeiture ofthe hail-hond
for 500 was taken on his security, Mr..
John T. Helm, 81 this county, and new
bench warrant issued against him.
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en-, at the Junction sends m. IN. the follov.
inc: Mr.. Henry Piodell Vice prs.;dsn,
of,he p SF.K r.. and wife. of Iouis.
Vile. spepdins a few day. a, Crab Orchard
sor;nys received . ,.ls,,.m las, Saturday
evening Announcing the sickness AZ soma
of their family Mr. Pirdeu chartered
.pocial train. consisting Of Engine n. and
one coach with WIN. Milton enginse, and
Cant. sudduth. conductor. and lef, Crat
Orchard a, 900 Sunday Morning la,din,
their passenser. at Lebanon Jnpc,ion IN
safety At IeI5p n and making ,bs ,nn IN
three hour. and 6seen minute. A. an
engineer ,here I. M better ON The road Than
Mr Milton. and a. for Can, snddu,b bs !.
knoun nv every body for nj. noDnl.,;,v
AMI gen,iem,nlv w,ys Can, Tn,ne, "a
doins The ,m,.hl. ON m. p.i, Tin M.
- ON ..n,Iam..,v go, :, A..
In,o,,on ~ n A.. h.. - ann.,ina
go. g.. a.. ~. - a." c..
S'-s..,' -. =. -,
-.
An INHuNAs wRErcH. Last Saturday
morning the family Of Mr. n. W. vande-
veer was startled by the cries az an infant
near the house, and on searching. found a
i5-month-old baby In the weed. Close
by. Il was taken and cared for by Mrs.
vandsveer, who discovered that the little
thing was nearly dead with hunger. II
was afterwards found HAT drunhen scamp
AIMED Carpenter, had spent the night with
the baby in Mr.. VS. barn, and had left Il
nett morning TO wander around and take
care Of itself Il will be remembered that
some months ago this Carpenter applied for
divorce from woman whom he pretend
ed was his wife, but finding that Il would
take some time 10 procure Il, and probably
cost more money than he would ever have
the pleasure Of handling, they agreed be-
tween themselves That Tor 70 In hand, paid
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THr store Of Hayden a Dunn, al Ian
caster, like that Of Hayden Bro.. here, We
found TO he doing thriving business, while
on visit to Lancaster the other day. by
Of, repested purchase. the stock Is kept
full, and they are selling goods 80 cheap
that no one can complain q, the prices.
Our friend. over there should make note
Of this.
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BuD BRoADDUs.-A telegram was re
oeived here Yesterday from Owensboro ask
ing II there Is a reward offered for Bud
Broaddus The reply was. that there wa
none, but that he Is wsnted--snd wanted
bad in this and Garrarl counties, to answer
indictments too numerous TO mention. A
the telegram was from an Officer 1t Is prob
able that he will take Broaddus in on re.
ceipt Of the answer.
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VIZ notice that number Of people are
nov buying their Fail and Winter supply
Of leans. Orr friend-, Hayden Brothers
have received a large and splendid a~ort.
ment Of this goods, in all color-, and they
are offering Il at low figures. The season
fcr such god. IL just now opening
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LBo BRoKEN.-we learn from the Leb.
anon papers that Toney, little con Of Mr..
Mary Dunn, formerly Of this place, was
licked by horse last Monday, and had
his leg broken between The knee and hip.
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GosrEL TExrsRAScE MEETINGS.
well-known Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln arrived
here on Wednesday and held one Of their
meetings to a very large audience. con.id-
ering the short notice given Il. The most
entertaining feature Of the programme Is
Mrs. Lincolns singing. Her voice. though
strong in volume, is particularly sweet, and
her wonderful command over Il !. very
plea.ing
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scHooL-Tn another column Mis- Kate
Blsin ADVERTISE that she will teach q
small class Of boys and girl for eve
months. beginning On the End Monday in
September. Mis- Blain recently gradua.
ted with the highest honor Of the Stanford
Female College. and consequently will
make . superior teacher. We heartily
commend her 10 iho.e having children 10
educste..
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DRro SroRr.-Mr. NJ c. Portman has
purchased the the drug store formerl,
owned by Mr.. q. +. Peacock, at Huston
vile, and will continue the business al Tho
old stand with Mr.. Peacock ~ his Clerk.
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LAprys In want Of a nice. cheap dress
and trimming. or other articles to wear;
sentleren In want Of hat, pair Of boots.
shoes, or Summer. Fall. or even Winter
clothing. and all in need Of goods 81 any
Kind, from . paper Of needles TO a suit Of
broad cloth, can nov get them Of Hayden
Brothers, for about one-half the usual
prices. The fac, Is. little money will buy
you more nov than great deal would pro-
cure heretofore.
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Jrpar DrsHAN.-Nest Monday, Coun'
" Court day, Judge Durham will address
the people at Dnnville, on the Issues 81 the
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sew ipvERrIsEHESrs.
SCHOOL for BOYS & GIRLS,
MISS n ATE nLAIN

Proposes 10 Instruct class of Or 10 small Boys
and GiTls al her fathers residenee, near STANFORD
faT hye m0ntbs, CON ueneing And Monday In sep
tsnhsT, 1878. Terms Of TuitiOn-si2 ~ per sea-
500. kOeItra charges 6r any thias.
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no, ~ h..d ~ .h..n . m,,.d IL, a, a
ce,,. no, nound
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e"'y- wv nav " .'o''",," ,'
49,. 'o" ~ " w"
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:" % '"fpeo 70 ho".' , ~. ~.
-. ~" as ~
~ '' "
dch n Ulery purchased Of Mrs. Be'ii'
Mccsnn, Of fayette, " head OF fat cattle
'''''S' "''s"' i'O'' po"""' " " ""
o. A. Gilman, Of this city. has shipped
from bourbon and adjoining counties, TO-.
900 lambs to fhe Eastern martets.-tPsri'
Citizen.
A nice lot Of heif.rs. averaging 625 lb-.
we're lately sold IN Lexington 70 VT, =,
Williams ny a"c'l"nerr pe'rh' 'of viz "
per head.
Dr. =. W. Logan has sold his residence
On Main Street, to Mr.. Rove Stewart, for
5000. Dr. Logan has no idea Of leaving
'o~n' however
The hog market has materially advanced
in prices, and there Is prosrect that those
Who have held their hog will he amply
repaid for their trouble. j.
Geo. W. Rash, Of Bourhon, sold 65 head
Of fat cattle TO Pies. Lawson, at SIS per
head; supposed 10 weigh !, 400 lhs., each, or
about 4 cents Isr round.
r,,. A., .u.,.
-, :, ,a," -
II. ,'f -, =, r,S -,n -
,oo o . -. -, ,p".,
IN rehn''i'ahia 'he ~hea' crop IS -
I~r cent he''er 'hsn 'he average an" %
W wv" ~ "a" ~ ~ wv
n steamer winch 'e'' boston ia'e'y, WIN
wv hsa" OF es'i'e, 'snced 'he" IN LIVER
Po" promptly, SA"' s'"o"' "'e loss
OF one ana a'i IN hne coh''''on'
II. T. Bush has sold his crop Of wheat to
Georre w. Belts, for rs cents per hnshel,
and Squire John Cash has disposed Of his
to wesr~n A Evans, for 20 cents.
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The damage to the wheat crop in the
Northwest has not been 40 great as suppos-
ed. II will be not only large but Of supe-
rior quality.--lst. Paul Free Press. '.
There were shipped from here during the
month of July 56.0ss bushel. of wheat and
5 900 bushels Of barley; which has brought
% the county about s4G,Ooo.-fMidway
Clipper.