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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-05-25
The Nationals.

The Nationals last week held their
Pennsylvania State Convention at
Philadelphia and nominated State
ticket. This party being young in the
business and anxious for spoils of
some kind is of course, anxious for
the fray and is making it's nominations
ahead of time. If, however, either of
the old parties can beat it in wire-pull-
ing, boisterous conduct and the bull
doing Of candidates in convention,
then we want to get away from that
party as quick as possible. The hor-
rid conduct of politicians ia eonyen-
tios, has been one of the eetis against
which the Nationals have done much
protesting, yet when they come to
meet in convention we have the same
wire pulling by candidates, packed
delegations and sinister and personal
motives except that in this instance
the Nationals out Heroded Herod and
took the laurels away from both polit-
ical parties. 1t matters not by what
name a man may be called, into what
party he may go, or what principles
he may profess, lie is % creature of
passion and prejudice and liable to
prefer his own promotion and welfare
to all other things.
The Philadelphia convention ad-
jQvrned leaving two thirds of the party
disfslsted and soured because they
were disappointed. Their candidate
for Lieutenant Governor has declined
the nsmination and the party has
llitterallE gone to pieces. The great
trouble with the National party is,
that it bears too great a resemblance
to Artemus Wards regiment, which
only had one private in it, all the rest
being officers. So it is with the Ma
tional party. and as all the officers
want to drill the private, he is about
drilled to death.
Greenbacks and reform are both
all right, and the country at this
time is prepared to stand good deal
of both, but it is useless to look to a
new party for either Of them. MAN
is q creature Gull of woe" He wants
Ollie, starts party and up be goes.
--Ncses.
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Vaudeville.
Iitors Mem D0minion.=

Editors NeU Domtaion-
Our quiet neighborhood furnishes
few events worthy of notice; in fact
every one seems to be staying at
home and attending to his own bust
ness.
Most all the farmers have finished
their spring work, and arc patiently
waiting for. their corn to get large
enough to work.
We hear great many lamenting
that their wheat crop isSnot going to
be what they had expected. The fly,
which is so destructive to our wheat
crops, is doing his best work.
B. F. Dawson paid Morgantown a
visit this week, and employed one of
her citizens a colored gentleman) to
work for him this summer.
Scion Stone talks of going to Kan
sas shortly to make his home.
Vaudeville is improving. Charles
Tapp has the foundation for new
house completed. l suppose Mr..
Tapp thinks he will need more house
room, as he was married some time
since.
LorenzosDavis bought mare and
and colt Of his brother, Sanford Da-
Wis, few days ago.
Mr.. Google and his wife paid Mr..
Asa Davis, her father, flying visit
last week. F..
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Cheat Neck.
Editors Neao Domiaion:-

Editors NeU Dominion.-
May 9th, 1878.
Prof. Scott, of Morris X Roads, is
teaching subscription school at
Wood Grove. The Professor is a
No. instructor.
Prof. Barnard, the blind fiddler
from Wheeling, accompanied by Bub
WcItner and Jacob Jarrett, gave a
concert at Wood Grove school house
on the evening of the 18th inst. The
music was interesting. At the close
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PRONOUNCED UNANIMOUSLY ASTIIH
BEST INSTRUMENTS.

PRONOUNCED UNANIMOUSLY AS THE
BEST
Their comparative excellence is rec
oglized by the Judges in their Report,
from which the following is an extract ::
1.-THE b. SHONINGER ORGAN
O's exhibit as the best Instruments at
price rendering them possible to a large
class of purchasers, having a combina-
ton of Reeds and Bells, producing novel
and pleasing effects, containing many
desirable improvements, will stand long
er in dry or damp effffate, sess Habse to
get out of ORDER all the boards being
made three>piy, put together so it is inn
possible for them to either shrink, swell
or split THE ONLY ORGANS
AWARDED THIS RANK.
This Medal and Award was granted
after the most severe competition of the
best makers, before one or the most COM
peteat .jtnfes ever assembled.
New Styles and prices just issued,
which are in accordance with our rule,
tue BEST ORGAN for the least money.
We are prepared to APPOINT q few new
Agents
Illustrated catalogues maffed, post.
paid OF application to.
B. Shsningar Organ Co.,
81 to 1913 Chestnut Street
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
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There is danger that the labor diff
culties of the United States may yet
lead to trouble. 1t is evident that
the spirit which NANTES ted itself
during the railway riots of last sum
mer is not wholly crushed. In nu-
merous instances sentiments have
been uttered and promulgated which
SAVIOR of disloyalty and rebellion; and
there is need for great caution lest
the Communistic party which I'M
doubtedly exists in the States should
gain predominance which will in
evitably lead to mischief.
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The National Party.

The executive council of the Ma
tional party was in session on the 10h
in New York, devising plans for the
coming fall campaign. Mr.. Thomas
j. Durant of the District of Column
bia, being one of the council. One
of the main features decided upon
is to run separate ticket in each
State, and to have no utilization with
any other party. Each State was to
be mapped out and thoroughly can
vassed. The party, it was claimed,
is made up entirely Of honest work
ingmen and property owners. A
mass meeting was held at the Coop
er Institute in the evening, at which
speeches by several members of the
executive counsel were delivered
No confessedly communistic scnti-
ments were uttered, but a general
onslaught was made on the specie
dollar and the bondholder.-Buck-
harmon Banner.
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WANTED.1,R, Rel. . b ! e
everywhere to secure purchasers to Viii
lage Lots with farms adjoining, in two
new Colonies in Virginia. Only the Lots
are sold Fat $40 each;] the Farms are
decided grotuitousiy to working men,
mechanics, incipient manufacturers, and
others, who buy the lots, or settle. APP
ply, at once, to f. BAUDER, Principal of
Ridley Halt" Fenton, Genesee county,
Mich. ap 70 Am
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

4 w NJ NJ lSS1ONEh . N)11CE.
The Morgantown Bank, Plaintiff.
VS..
William P Lazzell, Albert G. Fordy ce,
William P Wiley, James A. Hawthorne,
Marshall NJ. Dent, James La7zell,
Frederick Furman and Ferd S.Basnett IL
Columbus Basnett, partners under the
firm name of "Basnett Brot hers,' de-
PENDANTS.
On a Bill of Injunction, in Chaucery, in
the Circuit Court of Monongaha county
West Virginia.
The parties to the aforesaid cause are
hereby notified that Pursuant to the DEGREES
therein Of the September Term, 1877, and
tue March Term, 1878 on
MONDAY, JUNE "a, 1873,
the undersigned Commissioner OF said
court will proceed to take the evidence
necessary to enable him TO ascertain and
report
The liens existing against the real es-
tale referred to in the bill and proceedings
and their priorities; how much has been
paid, when how and to whom paid, and
how much is still due thereon respectively.
Given under my hand this 2lst day of
May, 1873
MARSHALL M. DENT, Com'r.
KECK & HOUGH,
Counsel for Plant ifs.
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The political pot is beginning to
"bile" throughout West Virginia, and
candidates are looming up in many
places. The officers to be elected are
members of Congress, State Senators,
members of the House Of Delegates,
Clerks of County Court and Clerks of
the Circuit Court. Some of our ex-
changes are aready teeming with puffs
and announcements. In this county
what is being done is being done
quietly. But we expect reasonably
lively campaign. There are, no doubt,
plenty of our citizens who are willing
to be sacrifsed on the alter of their
country. We expect to hear from
some of them soon.
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MORCANTOWN BANK,

WANfEn to cure a case of Catarrh in each
"SHsss neighborhood, with DIR. Karn-
sers Remedy to introduce it Samples
free. J. G. Triton. Pittsburg, Pa. j5am
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40 10. a u "a u a.. -. 4 - .. =
over pretty good road ~ 2 niIe', W
don't zee why the present should not be q
most profitable 7eason, Round Zip tickets
arr on sale al Danville, ana Danviiie juno.
ton, Al 81 ~ The fave FROM Somerset Il
only " the rsnnd rh,. See rates II
hoard, ~. in another column sfas. r-o,
.f.-.rsg REsnfSa ROOM. i.... So.
Ono Of the institutions II Somerset, 4
the reading room recently established w
the Ao.U.w. nAajcins nc Refsrcsof.
Gee md n Kept Nv aci',,rJ n f,ncktr, 4
rrnmincrt memlrr ~ tho ORDERS Dsily
papers, magazines. ard ail'other publics-
ton. ot an inicrcsiing nature, are found IN
u and an admission fec II Eve cents l.
charged, which cover. the tspcn-c " main.
tanning H. t' 80
ORR rn,pshs. Eel Eel. Cd
We met sgresi many sld frrp'is, ssrorx
them MeanS Robert and II.H Gil,.i.a.
Judge kcndrick. Judge Peiius, County A.
torncy W G. Curd, $. g. Cundiff, q. II.
wpdllc, George A. Cover, and many 9th.
err They Al hook ss u me World sa-
ring tlicm gently .''a ~ hTf li'
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" any bod, has rome In the conclusion
that becsuse the season !. far advanced, the
stock 81 good. At Hayden Bro-. has neces.
ssrlly run down 10 remnants, they viii End
Themselves badly mi.tsken by an insree-
tion. This frm slrays keeps mp it, stock
TO nii he rsqnkes'ent<ofihs large smi
cos.tsnily increasing trade in each and ey-
cry department, hence this sccounis for the
neg and tasty appearance NJ iheif e.o,ls at
al times.
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H0ME AFFAIRS.
~
s~r~raDr~ a Ds~sersr. I...

S~'r'""'e """"'s"'' sa
ata ..l- t..tTa at rau
Trimming silks" all golfers h''es pre-"
80
=,
iNms'~~ ~ ts"""er eh'"' sthih Tss"r'
and AlorocnE -lt asfHl. af' Hais
...assay,.,r t.Ls -, 81 mn
,l-td, = lr'Y.g u1i-.s on .-iI
- 1-l ~. -, s,, NJ, -
-, ,,,.o.,-.. ...-.,.t..4-
.n,.l,-...,v,,.-...,..,f..
4. :" $3.50. a. 80 lin
I'd r. :. -lglsys - u.-s
Full and complete in Cottonades, Linen
Dv;l,s %, NJ, and Rovs
.
=. - -. o.. '....,.,
1s, -. ,,.1s,
i,Fld N To-
w.,r -, :, -. :. II, 49,.
.,o.. y, Panama Fan o;,a,.. Co.. 30 i-.
W. ,.o.;,., nj. ~osl u, Mac. =, p,,c.
I.H #.H... .f... |.U
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HAxs. srocx avn Csor rrEss.


y,,yu ,-I,ls, 81.
aoe,ii,1, ~, 49, ~, -
'"' wv "e'" ~ ' ''' P'''.s = Nv" w
IN louisvllle new ~hea' Is quo'eo |" -
70 'ocen's "''e "e''" ""' '''e' y "
'"'' county
Al Nsntneser shorishorn sale in Fay
cue 'as' wees, 20 c''ue "ss"s'' S'''N'"
an averaged Ssos per head. rs1 shEsl
james B Ovens has bought Of Mr. ~
ram Roberts, 81 head stock hog ayersgins
12j pounds al p cents per pound.
Green Bright sold to Thomas Woods, 81
cattle, averaging l,s55, at : cents PEI
pound. These cattle were weighed on 'h'
10th inst. ~. w.. 900
J. 5. d X. W. Hoeser sold their house
ahn lo' IN ''a",o'' o'c"p" =, 49," y
squire A't'''of'"a"' |" '',"v ~'"''
pr szsz'o'f ~ r.irroimsrrfi p.
Monday was County Court day at Win
chester. There were about 100 cattle on
the markel' mpori'y ., ~ 'hic were sor
ne oeS' bringing vs. WI" =" "'e''s' :" "
cents 49,,
MesSrs' wen q & ~" ,a n''
"f'"N n'''r, I" '"o''""' -, ~ "''" y
- -, So ,,,,i.rI.h,
49, s, ..sss II
W." az" .7slis .rr .glJ 49,,
The sale OF "rHoms 'i"ek IN =. ,'a ~
county having ,ntnec oa' "e''er Una" was
esPec'e'' ne wa, ne a"'e 20 ~! ~ "e''''
my :: ~" go" W, ~. +.
-T
u n. " o iH'y' .e,s"" ~
'as' week mat !. averages 1907 ''s ~"* .
s'" o' i"' "~'fr hea' S"'e 'a'y "s"
urneu out 90 sASS J" p''S '"'''
ls"rN '""'! '~'''"N~r as.-g t.r -
Several sales Of new wheat have heen
maze !" S,o'' county ~ :" .e''S' ~" o ~.
large ifo'ueer mas "'" Ut, ''"r w o.
's"'S ~ lars '"N '"s'''' "'"
"ee" maze 1T 90 'r"' ~' '"'"
swoPe q Afford shipped 2-cat loans OF
lambs Yesterday to CINCINNATI Tor which
they paid 81 and 4 cents They ala"
bought another car load yesterday from
farris. AMI Ramsey, at the same hgnres.
James o. Richart bought in Madison
county, 800 lambs at J cents per pound
none weigh less than G5 pounds. ,iW OF
them are to he Deliverable O. A. Gilman,
this week; the latter averaged ~. ponnds
ksn'nckian. 80 -r. 'l'm
Mr.. 4. MlFeland brought rs sample
Of new variety oi wheat he experiment.
e,l with this year. 1t is called the "win-
ter white;p the head are long and large,
and the one counted contained Of plump
grains. He thinks that il beats any Of the
varieties brought here. A sample of hi
Clawson variety il also very fne. Il"
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srsssEss sorssss.

m-r I"ilgi SOAP. At nohon \ slaggs
Lip'r J." Of ~, Paper. Al lloh"n 4
SiggS
llEst misc,l Paint. in town ~ Nn,lcr.,a,
A NcRoleus'
lIsaIquAnrrn- er Paint. ~ al lin,l-
~ Chenanli'~
Go IN Franz Wilmer for lirst clas.
ten-ccnt shave
Al Kinds oi Machine Ncc,llcs at Nn,lcr
nn " McRobcrts'
CARBoLINr, na,htal han rcsiorer. ut An.
lcr-,n n McRolcris
Lam on aud Castor oil. CaI NJ An.
drrs"" n McRohcris'.
CnNE one, come all anil try frank vii.
mers trn-ccni shave-.
Isnor ha of cheap Looking Glass. nj
Anderson 4 McIlohefts'.
fHosruoRrNr, the great raj dr-lroyrr
1T Andersen 4 Mcl.ohcris
llIsr Toilet Saapa aud pcrfnm.ry in
town. at Andcrson \ Mcl,olgrls',
srwiNG MACHINE. u all Kind. rrIaired
aud adjusted hy Carsnn a Dodds.
prs Sized K,lsominc, cheaper Than v III
paper, At anderson a McRoter,s.
JCSr rcciv~l q large lot II White Lead.
tive ~ q call. anderson n McRobetts.
Go alway. To an exclusive cash store 60
s-i bargains. Smith 4 Miller I. the place.
4 Wheeler n Wilson Sowing Machine in
good order for fals by y. q. Nlford. Stan.
ANnppsn~ a M,p,,vs,.. 49,. ..... N
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As ExrsRrAxxrxr.- Mis- y. Comb.
Wood, siil ave ene q l,>r inimiiable
reading and vcisssis~- n he Court -bouse
here, on so-n,orcw Saturday evening. She
co'se- we'll recommended by the press and
ought IN have full house. Admission. %
cents. Children, 10 cents. Duors open At
40; N begin At 8 o'clock. ......' .
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Al of our correspondents except om
mheh prized Lancaster contributor "xeni
back" on a. this saek, md Iihe III. lsisk-
man, We arr hound Ia eHelain, "iaay the
diva tale the last one oil thin"
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hu ma hara In ssftg M
ma, nj. I.,.. sd,.,,;..on, iii 4. so,nJ
~ xh,ch % .,Il A.. .n.c,.I .,,.,,io, ., :,
an, c;,,,.,. ,,J ,hs. r.,d.,. oe ,ho Jx,r
: ,,o, Ior,v,, $50 -.
a-----''-'ss-s== - -
; LINCOLN CorSry LupAny AssocIa
rroS.--A day or two ago. Rev. J. l.. B.rne,
conceived the idea OF forming A Librar,
Association, snA went 20 work immediate
-. n. a., ......aI. m. ...l..1 ~.
nu,nho, v.s,er,,,Y .nJ rsn,..,. -. 40 80,
motto. ,h,, "a ,,n,,,. ,a.,n,a.., :, q q,
clocl NJ !, ,hs con,,. hon,o , m..,;no
x;Il 4. ..l,, "a, N. n,,no.. ~ o,..n,,,,o
and .,.c,;o. ,ac.r, srsn.,,,,o,s a., IN,
Iih,,,, wiu ,hon h. ;mm.I,.,.Iv hou,,,
and In n vol a, ,xo Win Tho ,dd;,,o,,I
.nh.c,;,,;o,., h., wpI h. .ol;o;,.a al a.
,.;,.d I;nool, corn,v can ho,., ~ ON. q,
N. h.., IN m. oon,,rv In .da;,;on %
m. L;b,sr, "A a. ,rss.ed a, ,s,hl;.h 4.
reading room in which ali IN. l..s;ns d.;.
lie. ,na,.,;ns. and o,h., c,,,.n, I;,.,.,,,s
xm n. so,,d tn. lac. room, ov., N.
y,,;o,,I R,,l aud ,d;o;n;,s ,hs Ix,rp,op
Iorpx,, ,a;.s h,. h... s.l.c,.5 .nd /.
better one could hardly he found In town,
Mr.. Ranes deserve. the ,grs.t.., .,a;ss for
nj. eao,,. which va arc n,oud 10 lnox ,rs
,p,rec;,,ed Inv ALI Of ON, citizen. rho arc
,his 10 cor.... Tho won,,s,s,, h.nsc,. =,
snch an io.,;,n,io, IN on, ,ou,
- .. pods
Notrs on Tnrp TO soxrRrr. "Trip
to Somerset is not what it used to be. Eigh-
teen months ago when We visited that city
that is to be, whole day and a portion Of
the night was consumed in jolting in a
rickety old stage coach over a road in some
places macsdamized with rock as big a.
water bucket, in other places repaired with
logs and fence rails, and still other in
which the bottom seemed entirely dropped
out. Monday an hours drive over nice
turnpike brought Us to Mckinney Station,
where, entering a palace Car" we were
soon tslen II somerset, the whole trip hav.
ing been made from Stanford in two hours
and a half, without ever Jolt or a iostle.
Somerset We found to be in a thriving and
growing condition, and the improvements
80 great that the place VS.. scarcely re.
coeniIable. Handsome residences and sub
staaiial business fho,nes hasr ,takes IL
plaeesl O. hpAe u ancieut laruAifsa-
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.sI~xGSrwA

Ls.< cal fas the Aaeiion aa Maaday
nrsl, a. Tevis' old stand. f IL = q
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SrraKrSo.-Hon. W. Mckee Fos, sfier
a few days recupsrsiion At Crsh Orchsri
SPRING., Is mixing among the people ri
this county, aud Il adding nnmher 10 hi
long list Of friends. lie will speak at Ne
Kinney Station io-motrov. Saturday at
10 O'Clock. Turn out and hear him, Il will
he we'll worth your time. even II Won are
engaged in harvest
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personal.

NH. Jous ". Ioo.S rs. r,,urp.., ,r..a nj. ,dp
'"'o'A. western Wild.
r,ms 90 hear Mr.. iona g young, .l'a.,,ss
,,.y,-. ,----.I-.-,.-
10. NJ w ,,.','. a. - $500 oa 's'' 70
~ ." '''''''' ''""''
ufst hA',, ~ washington comfy vho
,s4.',' "N NA''' vaughn ''~"s'
" s's- '.' AZ
NN q InVhli'Ahi' Who. Slih Nee ~
l.se, Lslia JariAa M'< isv haaAf,A-s s-saspva-
10y s '''. saa's a. NasT." sr'Ae fsrtp~'y ~
''''a'' $780, a.Fosra -
Miss SAMANTHA LoGAS, ~hs reoeniiy rtsrv~d
S sI.as .ss% Ten % s.,s a. y, 49,.
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r. ". wrARrx OTTER. for sale his hon-s
and hit, situated M Main street. Stanford
Nv. The house Is new, contsin. four RON.
desirable lot, containing two acres; good
stable and. other ont-buildinss, plenty Of
water at the door. Terms, one-fourh cs.h
three equal snnusl payment. on remainder,
With o per cent. interest,".
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SrrAKISo.-Ho W. Mckee Fof, sfier
few DAYS recuperation At Cab Orchsri
, Springs, Is mixing among the people ri
this county, and Il adding numher 10 hi
long list Of friends. lie will speak at Ne
Kinney Station io-motros. Saturday ct
10 O'Clock. Turn out and hear him, Il will
he we'll worth your time. even II Won are
engaged in harvest.
, Ass general thing this V the dulle-i sea.
son Of the year, but II We CAP judge from
the sfoma. shs 80 ss'h<r svsrydas 4
4 lIaydtn I.tos ilspinsss \ cot vess dnIl
with them They .hass REPEATEDLY told
their customer. Ast th.y iutsndrd to sell
their goods cheap, and hence many have
svailed. ihem-elve, Of the. eh'nce to lay 10
atnrpl, @,uunyssd iSs!ISfe
Nrw JsIL-Achitect ". ?. MELON.
I aid commenced on yesterday 10 ,isks ont
Z. thesrpahdLhsiksS Nv ~ "a rs-ixsnss.
! The location is between the present build
ing and the Conrt, bouse, and will be shpt
&c fcm the strsss ~ 8 heavy fenesg The
Contractor will commence nj once with his
joee md ms fswrisys ,hs pfnsef ecss
! fined here viii he taken TO Lancaster.
-
LISQoI-S CorSry BoSDs,--S sSt Mop,
DRY between the hohr- ofit and r., tselse
County Bonds Of 81 600 each. will he sold
at auction to paw for the building OF the
new jail. As the financial coalition Of
this county viii compare favorahly With
the best in the State, q 6ne opportunity
will he rreentei 10 tho~ sim want to
make safe investment Of their surplus
cash.
Tur VALLEY CORSET BkSp.-The new
Rand, composed Of the young men and
boys Of town, played several lively ais he
fore the Entertainment began on last Fri.
day, and were highly complimsnted by all
Who heard them. They have Only been
practicing for a short time, and the ease
With which they tackle a difieult piece IL
most crediiable 10 their beautiful and ac-
comrli.hed Precspior.
Two Hor~rs BrsSrp-Or s,,ur,,,
nirh, last. two Lous.. s;,ua,-l ON Green
River, one belonging to the estate Of Parks
Taylor, were harmed by body of armed
men, after Gr-i dr;vins ont he occupants
WIN were women Of bad repais. No clue
has se, l~es absinsd to lir iseesiiss;u-,
hui Jude Inv hienl.to snke u . kaas
70, ,rS""'S :" A"a "a' ne pfrrr'f''"r'. 2 the
PARADE. The United Bro,hep OF
Friendship, ac"lored Charitable Society,
gave street parade and festival yesterday
and last night wound up With m Eater
iainmeni, consisting Of sons., fahlesnS,
sc The members Of the Order ARE con-
ro~e'l Of our hes, colored citizens, and their
APPEARANCE A. they marched through town
clad in their resalia vas most ereditable
indeed. \ brass baud drew big audience
to the street
Am Who ma, c,,i At the Arcade s,or,
of Mr.. Praisheim.r. will find displaycd A
magnificent line Of white goods and non
lin. lie also has 100 piece. Of edeine~
aud insertins., which he purch a.ed from
late impor,aiions at very low Price. and /.
Offering them al co-t-from ,,ye-ce.,. IN Al
Is per ward. They are Of the most elegao,
designs and patterns. Ladis. in need Of
.uch thing. should call now At IN. Arc,ds
and .upply themselves
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''.Ni' oos .'s'",S' -->s'' """as! .
''''' ,p"'e''"" w 'ns r.'io.e OF select
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-06-28

STAMFORD viii furnish fall delegation
~ Louisville next week. The Railroad
rates will he low, md such race a. l.
promised on the ih, don't occur more than
once in q life time. Hurrah for Mollie.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-06-28

Two HorSns BuRSEp.--0n Saturday
night last, two houses situated on Green
River, one belonging 10 the estate Of Park
Taylor, we're harmed by body of armed
men, after 6r-i dr;sins onti he occupants
who were women Of bad repuie. No clne
has get lres ahninsd to ,is> iseeslissi-,
hui Jude Inv hiesl.b sMte q . rae
Of personal Investigation, and will spare no
,ronhle to Cad out The prrre'fs'or- q the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-06-28

LISqoI-S Coryry BoSDs,-- SsSt Moo,
dry betseen the hohrs ofit and r, twelse
County Bonds Of $1,000 each. viii he sold
at auction to paw for the building Of the
new jail. rs the financial coalition Of
this county viii compare favorahl. With
the best in the STATE, q 6ne opportunity
will he rreentei ~ iho< vhs want to
make = safe investment Of their surplus
cash
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-06-28

Cnsn OncuAnp srnrSos. Mai. shelby
fevis ielcgraphs rs that tonight the CIR,
grand hop II the season will he given, and
requests Ms To extend hearty invitation Ia
the county peoplr. We hope good
crowd from Stanford will accept this conr-
icsv, Tor n pleasant time l. as.nrc,i
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-06-28

\ srnoiL through the Arcade store ri
Mr.. Praiehcimer, under the 81 Asaph To.
iol, satisfied Ne that he has one n the most
elegant and complete stock Of goods in
Central Keninck,. We found him closing
out all Spring and Summer goods, At, aud
helcw cost, thereby giving every one a rare
chance for bargains. Elsewhere in our "a.
per his large advertisement will he found,
10 which We call the special attention Of sll
our citizens and the readers n the ISrr.
RIoH Journal every vbee.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-06-28

wrsrss A Evans veil a good two horse
wagon Win b.s, ssl sAs, fss7x N
ssAslr oras sis~ ~ a sAlslcoals,.
ed with ,bs ~, Asaph Hotel are now se.a-
rle'sd, audtsP'. RiehArd- b rrpa~,l ~
'akeesre 81 Your horse NJ we'll Is yopv~lf
la the hest al style. -