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SETTLE.-Adolph Cohn being about to
take trip on business matters wants to
have some of the "needful" wherewith
to pay his travelling expenses. and there
fore desires all those indebted to the
firm of A Cohn & Bro. to come forward
and settle up within 80 days. Those
who the firm owe by presenting their
bills can have them paid.
SILVER BLL.-Keep it before the PEG.
pie, that the best OF everything can be
had at Panaca Saloon, No. 1000 Main
street. for one price! one bit!! Cigars a
specially. 1Y st. Louis Beer at SO OTIS
per bottle.
EVERYBODY chews the celebrated
Golden Thread fne.cut tobacco al
Krause's. If
FINE Chicago Confectionery, Station
airy. Cutlery and Circulating Library
at Krause's. tt
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS at G. r. Alex
ander's.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board OF County Commissioners
held their regular monthly meeting on
Monday last, and transacted the follow
ings business: ....
The resignation OF N. H. Carlow, JUS
tice of the Peace for Bullionville Town.
ship, was presented and read, and on
motion, was accepted.
The resignation OF G. T. Finagin. Con-
stable OF Phoebe Township, was received
and accepted, and, on motion. Z. d.
Turner was duly appointed Constable
for Phoebe Township for the unexpired
term OF Geo. 7. Finagin; his official
bond required by law being presented,
the same was ordered accepted and ap-
proved.
The petition of the citizens Of Bunker
Vile to have q School District set of was
read, and ON motion, was ordered filed
and laid over for future consideration.
The following bills were presented ant
allowed:
| Geo. T. Finagin, fees, etc................$d o.
| d. G. Clark Bro, mdse for Kavanaugh.. Is 3
| s. L. Lee, post mortem examination. 90 v
r. 3. Crowley, Records. .."............ 6 8
Record Pub. Co., Blanks, etc. ......... o. o
Eliza Lawson, meat for Kavansugh. ...... 4 s
| W. L. Mckee, fees, etc. .30l
The bill of the Floral Springs Waite
Company for repairs to pipes, etc., wa
laid over.
Board then adjourned.
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LATE RECEIPTS AT PouJADE's:
Tea, M. NJ. & Co.
New Ourrants.
Pulvsriaed Sugar.
Soap.
Spiced Oysters.
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FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.
By W. U. TELEGRAPH Co

By W. U. TELEoEArH Co.
555 Ophir-2sh 2sk 2shs5
$40 Mexican-8 81 So
666 dould d Curry-6k
$50 Best L Belcher-l3
1850 Californis-25 24s< 25b2o
1850 Ssvage-9k OK
665 Con Virginia-13Is 13ai
las Chollar-25k 25h
S55 Hale & Norcross-6S g..
l4O Crown Point-3.l0
ITO Yellow Jacket-6k O..
ITO Alphs-7k
sos Sierra Nevada-3
1G0 Utah-8
40 Exchequer-2,O5
60 Overman-9h
$40 JUSTICES 500
1856 Union--3k $50
TO Alta-6H Z Tbs
sos Belcher-2z go
500 Manhattan-8h So
$50 Newark i .I01.1
so Northern Belief
95 Day-30c
500 Hillside-1
$50 Grand Prize-305
20 Leeds-lA
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The alleged gold discoveries in New
Guinea don't amount to much. Pros
peotors drawn thther are disguised.
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KRAusE Ia known to have the very
best imported genuine Havana cigars. tt
TIE fresh Chewing and Smoking To-
baccoes direct from southern factories
at Krause's. If
For fine Key West Havanas at 1917
cts. go to Krause's. Domestics, 8 and 4
for rs cts. II
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RELsGsOIs.

Pope Plus TX was rich man. lie died
possessed 81 twenty.thrc millions OF iol
lars.
Rev. J. NJ. Bruce will preach At Nc
Kinney's Station on the 5th Sunday in
this month.
During the last ten years the Meihodists
have built 4,97s new churches at a cost 81
sSo.0oo.Ooo.
THE confessions al Rev. q. v. Barnes
grea, revival nj Danville, now number
ass. The interest In the meeting is una
hated.
Rev. Thos. Dudley, who is now 81 year.
old. continues to preach At the "Old Baptist
Church. at Georgetown, Of which he has
been pastor for 6fty years.
Rev. John c. Harrison, Presiding Eide,
Of the Lexington District Of the Northern
Methodist Conference. died at his home in
Covington, this wees, aged 6s. lie had
been in the ministry about 40 years.
The repairs Of the Presbyterian Church
now going on are rapidly approaching com
pletion, and the building will he ready for
occupancy in week or two. The inter
nal Improvements are simply magnificent.
About $4,000 Of the 100000 needed for
the relief Of the Southern Methodist Pub
fishing House, at Nashville, has been rails
ed, and the balance is expected in sixty
days, as the Conference has promised that it
shall he forthcoming. The House has been
restored to confidence in commercial circles.
The meeting at the Methodist Church
still continues. There have been two adj
ditions TO the church, Ms. Mock and Doc
tor Cox, and on Sunday Mr.. Evans chris
tened three little infants, the children Of
DIR. 7. r. Montgomery, +. A. Terhune and
L. X. Shoemaker. There is nothing sem
sational in the preaching Of Mr.. Evans.
He presents the solemn truths Of the Bible
with great force and elrnestness and leaves
the sinner to choose whom he will serve.
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Gents, give them a call and zee their styles
and learn their prices. They will 40 you
right.
POSTPONED.
The Trial II Gresham was commence,l
last Saturday, but on account Of the non.
appearance ~ important witnesses, was
continued unit! Saturday next The other
parties are siill at large.
DEATH or oNE OF the wouSpED.
Mike Ely, who was shot through the
body on election day, died on Las, Saturday
night, having fingered just week. This
gives graver character 10 the Gays doings
WELCOMING NEW coNERs.
Mr.. Pendleton jenkins has taken possess
sion at the Stone House Farm. recently
purchased from the estate Of Geo. Rifle
decd. Mr.. J. is a gentleman Of the old
school, and his wife Is one Of the true stock
Of old Kentucky matrons. Notwithstand
ing they hail from Garrard, we expect to
find them pleasant and peuceobic neighbors
and we bid them a cordial welcome.
DEATH or A GOOD MAN.
Our old aud esteemed friend, VIM. Lu-
cas, died at 10 o'clock on Monday morning.
after brief illness Of about ten days His
disease was pneumonia. Mr. l.. was wide.
ly known-especially in political circles.
We deem il proper to state that he was one
Of those who united with the church nm.
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Pur N JAn.-Mit Embry, colorcd
gentleman wa. put in Jail last evening,
charged with having stolen pistol in his
possession. lie claims that he bought Il
from Walker Montgomery, colorcd, but a.
he has skipped out Mi, has cir prospect
Of remaining in the jug till the Grand Ju-
~ meets. How easily the matter could
have been disposed Of had our feeble min
dcd Legislature done their duty.
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LAND. STOCK AND C1OP ITEMS

Corn is selling delivered at the disilleries
in Jessamine at 81 90 per bsrrel.
A steer that is worth - "a in Texas
brings $40 81 in Massachusetts. and s3s Is
in New York.
wASrEp.-Five barrels Of corn, for
which the cash will be paid Apply AT Of
iice Of INTERIOR JOURNAL.
The noted short horn hull, the l4Ih
Duke Of Thondale, thai Few years ago
sold for $1,000. died this week.
Robert McAlister, Esq., has sold his
sold his fine stallion, Almont, Jr., Ia Mr.,
J. NJ. Smith, Of Illinois, for $500.
Mr.. A. l.. Hale bought last week Of par
ties in Pulaski, 81 head Of yearlings and
2-year Odds at SIS and $40 per head.
woodford Chief, a 6-year old stallion,
belonging to Col. Pepper, Of Versailles,
valued at $4,000, died last Monday. lie
had Eve year old trotting record of 2;l6l
There was fourth more acres sown in
wheat in this county last season than for a
number Of years, and the prospects for a
large crop was never so good for this time
Of the year.
One hundred and twenty shares Of Bank
stock sold in Lexington ON Tuesday, as
follows: Sixty-five shares II the Northern
Bank at Sill 25 to siIo per share, and s.
shares Of Fayette National at sll2 10 To
sll5 25.
Mr.. J. W. Giyens, who returned FROM
Lexington Miss, last week, whittier he had
been with mules and horses, says he found
considerable demand for stock and sold his
at renumerative figures, Common to beat
mules sell at from s75 to Si25 per head.
LExIsGros CouRr DAY.--,rhere was an
immense crowd in town and hundreds oil
cattle were on the market. The genera
panicky feeling in money matters created
a dullness In the trade and many were left
over Gnsold. Best feeders brought from
81 25 to - 30. Some mules sold at $50,
per pair. Horses in better demand.
noticed, hanging in the upper rotundl
Of the Capitol,a most magnificent skin o.
Canadian sheep, raised by the Hon. J. $
owsley, member from Lincoln county. Thu
sheer was three years old, and has produe
ed twenty pounds Of wool at a cutting. Tn
wool Is long, very white, and very soft, and
was admired by all who saw It'll Woman
Squire :. $. Murphy tells us that |
thorough examination revealed the fac
that the entire peach blossom in the eoun
" had been killed, and that in many case
the trees too, are dead. The damage wa
done during the severe weather Of las
January. lie also says that the chance
for cherries are very poor, rs nearly all O
them have been killed.
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soyLF t0rNTY Srws.


DsnrSve
MARCH u, ISIS
WHAT mn M ray
Mr.. George Smith has purchased houae
and % acres Of land lying At the cdgc of
the city limits.
JOINING THE rRunyrFRIANs
Thirteen persons connected themselves
with the 2nd Presbyterian church on last
Sabbath morning.
BROWN, A0AtS.
Prof j. Randall Brown, the celebrated
Mind Reader, gave one Of his excellent en-
tertainments here on Monday evening. The
audience, however, was small, hut the per.
formances fully came up to expectation,
and merited a larger attendance.
WANT MONEY.
The members Of the Episcopal church
Of this city wish to raise the sum Of ~, Occ
-s6OO ne a salary for minister, and the
remainder for repairing their church. II
the requisite amount can he procured, they
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MARCH l2, 1873.


MARCH ~, 1873.
cut HIS FOOT.
Mr.. Nathan Singleton, few days since,
cut his foot very severely.
TWO At A TIME.
Born ON the 9th inst, to the wife of W.
b. McMullin Twins boy and girl.
THE dRASoERs
will meet at their Hall in Waynesburg, ON
the 4th Saturday in each month AT oclk.
Pm.
SALE OF A HORSE.
Mr.. William Butcher sold a Swear old
horse 10 VI. s. McMullin, for the small sum
Of $50.
Mrs. Lucinda Long is very III of Can
Ger on her left breast, which is likely to
prove fatal.
SALE OF uXES.
Mr.. Francis Dshon purchased Il good
yoke Of oxen from Palestine Gooch for the
sum Of SIS.
On the 9Th inst, at the residence Of the
brides father, Mr.. David Drye to Miss
Charity Richards
Seeking THE BLUE GRASS.
MIR. w. 5. 6ooch, OF Eubanks' Station,
Pulaski county, has purchased farm near
Mckinney's Station, and has moved his
family and property Ia il.
HORSE THIEF.
A negro man passed down the road this
morning riding a stolen horse, which he
longed to Mr.. Alex Martin. The horse
was supposed to have been taken on the
pike near the Toll-gate between Stanford
and Halls Gap, Messrs. surber and Fanlk'
ner followed him below Waynesburg and
found the horse but the thief escaped.
wArSEsBuRo WAVES WHISKY.
Messrs' Narnon and Hooker, OF Stan
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MARC" i''"' 100
RAIN
we are having greai deal OF ram
shAsLfS'
rev u IT, h'gan'S family nave 'h'
measles -.
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BvssvEss NOTICES.

REAp our advertisements Anderson 4
McRohcrts.
landre,h Garden sce,l- at cent. a pa
per NJ Chcnault's.
CIaAR Lighters, all lengths and colors
Call on anderson 4 McRobers.
CALI and settle your accounts insne,li
ately. ANDERSON 4 McRoBrRrs.
LASpnrrns White Onion se,., yer,
cheap. Call at Anderson n McRobcris'.
no not fail ~ try the nice Cakes put M
at the Bakery. They are fancy and deli
cious.
fandcth'- Garden Sec,i--frcsh, gcnu.
Inc and cheaper than the cheapest at Che
nsult'-.
GIvE usa call fot Iandre,h's Seed. r..
pccially for Pumpkin Seed.-Anlcrson \
McRoberts
LAspRrrn's Eslrs Early Adams Corn
Early York Adams Corn, The bcai, at I'm
drrson n McRot~rts'.
DRY Sized Kal.omine cheaper and more
beautiful than Wall Paper. for ale by
Anderson n McRoheris.
80,
LASphffns he''"ee, 'aph'gr, b"e'''
,hrnm"ef. arg. we paper W cents 81
Anderson " M'h"he"s'
~. u.,Li.. M s,,.,. nm. -
90 ~, - Gill; '''' '''''
"" sn,..os \ Woion.,.
" wv '''"'''''
LASDnrrB's Extra Early NAV. Tom
Thumb, Blue Imperial and Marrowf,t
Pea. An hull. cbean ,t Anderson A Nc.
Roberts.
Erris, poles, hooks. swiycl., tip, ana,'
and boiled oil lines, n Anderson " Me.
Roberts, who have the largest stock II
them in town
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HOME AFFAIRS.
BY
Severance q DWad,rar.


%
cuffs.
new S'ock OIL Hephyn IN all staple
..-.h;.,,
wy s =" NV
N'' P'' '''
New Ro,ch;,o.-coliers,s a, ., and N
' ~ '
Turl.v Rcd r.hIe I;,an In nav and
hs,u,;fni ,.,,.rns
;sf,c,;on Call and .se them
Fifty pairs slightly dam aged Kid Gloves
at % and so cents per pair.
New and elegant Ladies' Silk Handker
chiefs at fifty and seventy-fi cents.
Just received, choice lot Of Hamburg
and cheaper than ever before seen In this
We have large stock of Hats which we
propose to aeli very cheap in order to make
room.
present month"; All "' Se"'i iFmo'es'
I've" sprung ''''e'"~
N.w s,.;,u s,v,.o,I.a;.s Mia. and
c.,,s",' - - sra.s !. ~ -I
DAN. O., =, ~, - r., -. -
cs;,a,s - g. &, I.a;..
A IN. vsathsr IA .till rainv and mind
In abundance I.d;ss xbo ds.;rs . com.
fortable n, and . shoe ,b., will not leah
are assured we have them
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A SPLENDID
LINCOLN COUNTY FARM
FOR SAL E!

I ofier al private sale my Farm OF 30 ACRES, ~
ing within } miles q shelby City and about mil.
nom either stanford and Dsnvlle and stanford and
Shelby City Turnpikes. ID Adjons the lands Of Dr
q. W. Givens and Mr.. sovell Giyens. The land Is
In high state Of and being well ienee
and wstered by Six Neyer-failing SPRING u y oiie
VI the best stock Farms In the county. The dwell
Ing houss 10 comfortable bailding OF eight rooins
and the outbuiidinp oo,nplete, including ~"
excellent Bzrns.
Personf deslrous Of purchasing can 80 me on the
premises OF address me at shelby city, Boyle
coanty, KY. ,u,,,o,,o>,n
8i2-u j. l.. THOhhoNbs
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SALE OF a
MAGNIFICENT STALLION
on MONDAY, APRIL lsT. 1873,

Oh MONDAY, APRIL LIST, 1878.
Bsing County day. will. a. agent Tor Ms M.ssl.
saunders sell al public suction On the streen "t
stanford, Ky, the black Trettins Stallion,
BEECIIE1ts
Thi. stallion 10 10 hands high and Ia years old.
PEDIGREE-By American Boy. lst dam GIsy
stoskingby Dr.. Lindsey 10y Lexington, lnii bso,h-
Wants- hs by w axner out Of Crib, BY Monte; ord
dsm Ninnls Z, b. Imp. Belshszzari tth dan, Doiy, .
" Dsaaarki t,h dam y wssssf the 8 aim Of
s,s Areby; I'm dam By kennedys Dionle,ie, sth
dana Old fet BY Conasii 9Th dan BY in,p, piomeie,
onl o. an irlported mare.
ns@s '' Wa puLIos.
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PERsoSAI.-Ars. Jos. McAlisir has re-
turned with her daughters to Georgetown
Female College, that institution having re-
sumed since the disappearance d Scarlet
Fever Mr.. John s. Hughes andwife are
nov guests Of the Burnei HOUSE, Cinein-
natl. Mr.. Hughes business arrangements
will require him To remain in ths city for
several months. Miss Mamie Aagg, OF
Harrodsburg, is guest Of Miss lbse Rich
ards, at the 81. Asaph. Miss Annie Van
Arglen, Of Mercer, is visiting Ma f. A.
Terhune. DR.. |. $. Burdeti, Of tsodhead,
called to see us Monday. He LEI a two
dollar William as a gentle reminder Of his
visit. Mr.. Henderson +. Ioung,the clsy-
er Republican candidate for Jailel dropped
in to see Us Wednesday. II. ClS Kaua-
man, Esq, the prospective Count Attor-
ney Of Garrard, was in town thisseek, oi
route to Hus,onville. Mrs. NJ. 4 Neyius
and Mrs. T.. u. Caldwell, have lsne on a
visit TO Mercer county. Dr.. J. II Owsley
made a short business trip 10 Ruissille
this week. Miss Minnie Grow " 4 in town
few days ago. A certain salesIS m could
hardly contain himself he was soldelight-
ed. Mr.. J. W. Diekerson is prepring Tor
the Ministry. Mrs. james b. Owns seems
delighted TO be free Of the yeSiions Of
Hotel keeping again. Mr.. and ,. John
] Ill -. A ..aa
the bed side Of sick relatives. M vina
Hays, a most attractive young lad after a
short visit to Mrs. Owsley Evans, rsturned
10 Crab Orchard Yesterday. ~ pretty
Mis- JEANNE Duncan, Of IaneaSer, who
has been quite belle in frankfdt society
Tor the last month or SO, arrived yesterday
10 spend short time with her slter, Mrs
X. c. Warren.
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BRIsa ON YOUR wArcHn.-E. II. Che
nault having employed competent work
man To do all kinds Of Watch work and
repairing, hopes to he favored with your
patronage. All work done promptly al
reasonable prices for Cash.
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IfvtoIN COUNT WINS.


MaRcu ~. 1873.
coon snow ron WHEAT.
The prospect for m abundant wheat
crop in this locality l. very aattcring.
PREACHING.
Rev. Mr.. Collier, Of Louisville, preached
a very interesting discourse at Rush Branch
church last Sunday.
pIN RIVER ON TEAR
We had heavy tall Of rain last Mon
day night which caused our little river to
expand very much.
WI nrr TUE NAIL ON rHE uEAp.
The description you gave Of our town j.
very correct We challenge the world
when Il comes Ia hcauiiful women and
handsome men.
row WORTH HAVING.
Mr. J. W. Farris, II Garrarl county, has
COW that has been giving milk for seven
years in succession, and has dropped hut
onc calf during the time.
oooD TRACHER.
Mis- Mobile l,eagley commenced teach
ing school NJ Ferrill Seminary, on Haw-
kins' branch, last Monday. Miss Mollie
Is well qualified ~ teacher aud should he
paironiEcl.
40 snow rnE DolTEHs.
The people II our town are glad To know
that e. W. Bol,bitt will moi run A. an In
dependent candidate in August. We
thought that he was too smart for that.
Our town went solid ior him in the rrima.
~ election. hut IL he had run M an Indie.
pendent he wouldn't have got single
vote.
ORGANIZATION or 4 SINGING Glass.
The meeting held at Bright's School
house on Sunday evening last, for the pur-
pose II organizing singing class, owing
to the inciemency of the weather was not
largely attended. Henry Walters, as
Chairman, called the meeting to order,
explained its Objects and asked that due
decorum be observed. On motion, Robert
Luce was made Secretary, and Messrs. II.
e.. Bruce and Collins Gentry, As
sistants. After singing a few familiar
hymns, the meeting adjourned until next
Sunday at y o'clock, Pm.
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MAorsrRATE-The Governor has ~
pointed Mr. NJ. C. Portman, Justice o
the Peace in place Of NJ. d. HugAs, IT
signed. This Is good appointment, am
one that will give general satisfaction.
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N,pcu 10 1879
-
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=, , C " :, 49," s D ~ W." P,''n
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ur cl,,l r.,,;. o,p;.u,o -,
with bis ,ccom,I;sLoJ hill Thrr.,.v al
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Gov cu,s,
Mar. E,rr;s con,rv unu,La, and
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h.J too ,,.oL. ., CO. Lound. 81 o.,uh,
to,;r, tew borrs C,n, r a. No.,
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npry,,r,s
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d.nn,n,.r. r. ,;,l;, ,La To-, r.. -
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Mopv Srw sroors
ur Nm Car,on t. wiII on., non,
,.c,;ororv .nd .,ooa,v .,o,. nav, -
Th;. iii h. ~. rorr,h naw s,ora H., H..
he,n onered hero sincs Docsmhsr is--
Tho,s .ra nov ,wo nood No., anl sho.
r. IN town .nd ono h.rna.. r.
No ,.;Ior All ,;n,or 90 49, n,,oh
D..1oJ
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sll 80 buys an Oliver Chilled Pillow,
warranted TO .cour in any soil, not choke
Ia any kind Of stuble and to run lighter
than any pillow made, or no sale.
WHARFN a EVANS
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Two MEN KILLED. - The boiler Of a
Spoke Mil near Kings Mountain Tunnel
exploded on "Wednesday morning, tearing
the Mill to pieces, and instantly killing tao
white men, Me~srs. Newton and Diamond
Negligence on the part Of the Engineer In
not keeping sufficient water In the boilei
caused the explosion.
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Hasfsnriife.

Hasfsarfife.
MARCH -, 1873.
FOR BARGAINS
In Dry Goods go to w. II. Smith 4 Go.
". n. SMITH & cos.
Is headquarters for Dress Goods and Fancy
Motions.
On Saturday, near MeKinney's Station,
Mrs. Cox, who has been an invalid for
more than 80 years.
VERY ILL.
David Williams, another old citizen Is
very low with the same disease. In fact
his release Is looked for every hour.
A FINE ASSORTMENT
OF Flannels, Tickings, Five and ten quar-
ter sheetings, Fancy Crashes, Check Cot
tons-all very cheap at W. II. Smith a
Co.'S.
". N. SMITH a 90.
Are agents for Dsvlin A Co, New York
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owiso to the breaking Of a spring Of
the Engine the passenger train did not ar
rive ill ! o'clock last evening
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X. 90 H.-An important meeting Of the
Knights Of Honor here is fixed for next
Wednesday night, when full attendance
of the members Is requested.
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WEARES n EVANS sell a good two hons,
wagon with led and brake, for $40
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REMEMBER that We Retail at WAeiea
prices the hest and cheapest double-shove
pillow in the market.
WEkRpN A EVANS.
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IiAp Quarters Tor all kinds Of garder
Sce,l.at WEAREN n EvANs
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VIZ sell full size papers LAndreth's Gar
den Seeds at &c. wEAREN n EVANS.
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LOCAL VIEWS.

GARDEN SEEDS cents psper at the
u a Sinr.
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fREsn Salmon Fish at wearen 4 Evans
Saturday evening.