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Gus Saloon, 30 Adams street.
Grand Lunch TO-nighnt,
Fine Beer and Liquors.

The type, material and workmen of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee 6rstclass
work and full satisfaction to our uatrons.
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MONEY TO LOAN
CHEAP MONEY.

THIS Is what a borrower Gays: ~ Dor.
i rowed $3.50 from the A utanI Renvnt
BntIdtng and Loan AsaOoiatiOm and
received s675 in actual cash..
~ B. ARMOUR"
Books fer subscription 10 the new series now
in the hands Of Directors and the Secretary,
b7-6S HERBERT RHETT, 2S9 Main st.
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BILLY LIEBEY'S news stand, 1861 Main
street, is we'll supplied with late daily
papers, illustrated weeklies, monthly
magazines, etc and a good selection Of
novels. Call on him for choice reading
matter.
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The popular ice cream saloon Of Mrs.
Rocco is again open for the season at
her old stand, corner Of Main and Ad.
ans. Entrance on Adams street.
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THE VERY RFGT

Phil Best Brewing Co.'s
Milwaukee lager and Berlin
TivOli export beer ON draught
at Henry L~uhrmann's, No. SO
Monroe ST. ,67f
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The reason our ice cream
trade is so good is because
our cream is made of pure
rich cream furnished us each
day from a good Shelby cOun-
~ dairy, and not imported
from Illinois or elsewhere.
A. a j. HEILEGERS,
6St Cor. Poplar and Fourth.
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GRAND LUNCH

at III Poplar At, to night.
Little SIOrcIl knows how 10 fix
Ii up. Call and see him.
Geo. Rutschniann, PrOp'r
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Grand Concert Tonight,
Joe Emmerich's Saloon,
341 Adams street.

ReirigeratOrs, WaIer.cOOIers
and ice.cream Gree1ers, the
cheapest in the city, at +. J..
TurnbuII's, 234 Main st. 39t
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DR ALFRED VOORHEES, makes q spe
cialty Of treating diseases of the Eye
aud Ear, Office, 1923 Poplar at, 50
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THE VERY BEST.

Phil Best Brewing Co.'s
Milwaukee lager AID Berlin
TivOli export beer on draught
at Henry Luhrmann's, No. 8S
Monroe 81. CIT
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BASE BALL! BASE BALL !

RiVersides VS.. ECkfOrds at
Central Park, Sunday even
ing, May 10th. Game called
at 3 pm. Admission 20 cents.
Ladies' free.
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Peabody Billiard Room,
First'elass in every respect,
Sid Cook, Proprietor. AIT
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Grand lunch Tonight
Frey's saloon, 224 Jefferson.
Ice cold Lager Beer,
Fine Wines and LIQUORS.

DAY beard only SO per week, and
lodging 25G per night, at Chas. Berton's
saloon and clearinghouse, corner OF
Beal and Shelby streets.
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THE Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Penn, sustained its welI.merited rebuta-
ton, and, if possible, earned greater,
with its patrons, during the Centennial
Exhibition" stkth
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THE VERY REST.

Phil Best Brewing Co.'s
Milwaukee lager and Berlin
TivOIi export beer on draught
at Henry LuhrmRnn's, No. 33
Monroe IT. CIT
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otice-Tickets ave Ten DoIlar
only. Halves, 65 (; PitIhs, 81;
LIST OF PRIZES:
...k522.t0O

1879 Prizes amounting toa... .....~.t522,t 900
Gen. g. 4. BEAUREGAR Of La. Con,rs
Gen. JuBtL A. EARLY. of Va, Oon N'
Write for circulars Of send otders e.
NJ, A. DAUPHlN,.
p. o. Box 692. New OrleaIa. La.
Or Not West Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
Ets65-SS
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John Walsh, Undertaken,
94l Second st., next postofice. l44t
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Ice-cOld Lager Beer,
Frllz's Saloon, SI61 BZaim 81.
5TS2
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CHILL TONIC.
LOTTERY.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
Over Half a Million Distributed
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY 60,

This institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature Of tho state for Educa-
tional and Charitable purposes in 1868, with a
Capital Of l 100000, to which it has since
added a reserve fund Of $3.50, Geo. ITS
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
will take place monthly. IT gEyER SCALES OR
PosTPoNEs. Lock at the following Distribu-
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
during which will take place the
Extraordinary Semi'Annual Drawing
AtNew Orleans, Tuesday, June 18th,
Under tho personal supervision and manage
ment of
Gen. G. T.. REAURkGARD, Of Louisiana.
and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY. Of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRICE, 100000.
Nottce-Tichets ave Ten Dollars
only. Halves, 65 ; PifIhs, ST.
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Billiards Doc per hour in
daytime at COnVerse's bill
lizard ParlOrs, 3I2 Main st. rs
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FARES sale stables, IS Union.
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LINCOLN COUNT VIEWS.
Hssfeariife.

CoSwAY-Is now fully open and propo-
sea to compete with any, as to quality Of
stock, or liberality in prices.
ruv s,r,x,c Jru,,u-I,s, night, WINS
-. - 80, oono.n,;on of the
,,''f1sr,a,,.." :. REORGANIZATION Of The
o., as,.h,.,."
A., u.. 4. III. nnor.c.Isntsd
-, NJ N ed &C. On Tn..b,v
' " ''' ~ '" - An w.n, .w,v mil.
~. ~, -. r., ,,,,roh.... wi,b ,hsm
The PLACE Candidates Tor ma'rimon'
are directed ID Pat Conways-senuemen'
for suits warranted to kiil-'adle"' Tor an
outfit that would render Ange'- more an
gelie'
AHArri TuorGHr.--rhe ice'gaiherers
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A. compens atoty arrangement W have
Two drug stores, In one Of which Dr. W. $.
Drye a Son, aided at present by IS. O. Drye,
prepare and distribute the weapons sufIi.
cient to contend seainst nearly all "the
lila that flesh is heir TO-" The other Is
conducted by q. y. Peacock. surrounded
by brilliant staff, consisting Of J. ".
Cooper, O. D Cooper and Will Hooker
with "Bo.a" Alex, as rou.tsbout In dry
goods, Coratt a Rose, aided by "Thomp.
Gle" Cooper; Pat Conway, backed by J.
NJ. Cook and Il. W. Bradley; Soc Owens,
who IL alone at present, and W. Ills. a
Co., under charge Of J. B. Green, who Is
seconded by Will sandifer. Billy VIII.
Jams, J. r. Goode and Robt Green, with
Tom Kitchen Peyton, (envoy extraordina-
~ for the colored pursussion,) all wide-
awake, all attentive TO busineas--dispense
their vans in style worthy Of all com
mendstion. The Hustonville branch Of
W. II. S. n Co. has recently been put in
the charge Of the accomplished salesman,
J. b. Green, in whose hands we predict for
IL a continuance Of IL popularity. Now,
Mr.. Editor, We contend that this IL an ex-
ceedingly respectable exhibit for small
town without tunnel. The amount Of
business done by the houses named, is
simply astonishing. The writer has known
the place for more than 30 years, and at no
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sup posed, in his course home he fell and
vas frozen TO death,
CoNNos Pleas CorEr-- Met on the 18th
Judge Breckinridge on the Bench. The
only casc of general interest, the suit Of
Mary Lincoln, by &C., W. IT, +. Ssmucla
and wife, Tor $4,000 damages, was contin.
ned until the next term Of the Court. The
jury was discharged Friday, and few
Equity cases remaining undisposed Of, the
Court was adjourned from Saturday tilt
9th.
LEcTuRE.--The first Of a series o. free
lectures under the auspices Of the Society
Of Religious Tnqui ry" in connection with
the Theological Seminary, was delivered
in the Second Presbyterian Church, Thurs
day evening, by Rev. J. W. Bailey, d. D.,
Of Sparta, Ills. The lecturer entertained
his audience with pleasing talk on the
Book Of Revelation, TO which he had given
many years Of special study, and the lee
ture w.s marked throughout by ability and
ingenious thought
REuoIoUs.- Mr.. Chichester, Of
Columbia, 8. C., delivered an interesting
sermon from the pulpit Of the First Pres
byterian church, Sunday night. The an.
nouncement has been made that Rev. VIM.
X. Henderson had accepted call to a
Church at Hopkinsville, II is understood
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LAM. STOCK AND cmOP ITEMS.

A T., o.,,i. hin. ,r...,,.d nj. d.,sb.
\. w.dd;,. A.. w;,h an oco I'd .,
c,,,,.
n swo,. ,.,u,.A foam A,.h.n.
w....i.x ~ d;.,o..d q, NJ. ,nri.. =,
..,;. -.
=,
. =" m,"e", ., ie so'e
-,
n fsye''e county nan -"'s pc n~ hsus
more IN the ia" '"o year on sooV 'h'@'sa
IN sheep 'h'n on s''oV Invested IN Garlic
A gang Of men in Morrison 4 Co.'S
packing -house, Cincinnati, KILLED and cot
up one day last week, 3,54f hogs, averag-
ing $50 pounds weight.
II. T. Bush, auctioneer, sold for Peter 7.
Phelps, in Madison county, on Tuesday
last, so cattle, weighing fsom 900 to 1000
pounds, at 2ic to Sac.
j. +. Farris has recently purchased Of
W. Shelby Wilson, Of Shelbyville. Ky, q
finely pedigreed Berkshire boar. Thi. isa
fne chance for persons to improve their
stock Of hogs.
W. d. Sutherland weighed Saturday to
Ohutt a Brown, 80 cattle, averaging Lev
pounds at s4-s' per ewt ms Is the champ
ion lot sraled in the county this season Tor
weight and quali'y'-t"inches'er DEMO
crat.
Dr. Jernings Price. Master Commission
er Of Garrard Common Pleas Court, sold
last Monday. a tract Of 80 acres Is poles
to II. 7. Noel and. Judge VIM. Mckee
Duncan, at W. 20 per acre and another
tract Tor $40 per acre
At a sale in Jessamine last week, dry
cows cold for $40 per head; two-year-old
steers, $3.50; 2-year-old heifers, $685.;
3-year-old mules, sli5; 2-year old mules,
$3.50; yearling do, $3.50, and corn 81.
20 per bbl, in the crib.
IT, c,Ilo,,;n, r,;cas xare obtained nj a
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WAR IMAGES

TnERr vas triple wedding at one Of
our colored Churches last night.
135.-Dnring the year, one hundred and
three white and thirty two colorcd couples
we're married in this county.
BuHroS--CANDrN-On Christmas Eve,
Mr. Alvin J. Burton and Mis- Sallie J.
Camden, both Of this county, were made
one flesh.
HAsSA-GAY-In Woodford county, on
the 10Th, Mr.. John L. Hanna, Of Shelby
county, and Miss Bette Gay, a young Ia.
dy well known here, were united in mar.
rage.
KfSG-THURMoSD.-Lsst evening, Miss
Emma L. Thurmond, the handsome dsugh-
ter Of Mr. J. L. Thurmond, was married to
Mr.. Archibald r. King. a worthy young
gentleman Of Trimble county.
FRYE-JoSEs.--At the residence Of the
brides father, Col. u. $. Jones, at McKin.
ney, on the 26th, Mr.. John G. Frye and
Mia. Loretta J. Jones were united in mat.
rimony. Miss Jones Is said to be a. accom-.
plished as she is handsome and attractive,
and Mr.. Frye is to be congratulated for hsv-
ing won such a piise.
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DanriiIs

CHRIsrMAs DAY-Was unusually quiet
here.
ALAs-The hilarious voice Of the Col
lege boy is missed from the streets during
the holidays.
DEArH.-Mr J. r. Fisher, an old and
valued citizen Of the town. died on Satur.
day, 2lst, aud was buried Monday.
GoNE Ur.--Last Friday, a negro child
about seven year, Of age, was frightfully
burned, aud died in a few hours, She at
tempted to do what her mother had fre-
quently done in her presenee-kindle IRE
with the aid Of kerosene.
FRozFS To DEArn.-The body OF a ne.
gro man named William Mosely, was
found Monday, on the farm Of ben Spears.
An inquest was held and the facts elected
show that when last seen, at II O'Clock,
saturday nlsht, he was drunk, aud II Is
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


wv '""' ''''"' h""Nr W h'h'u''S
nav d"eka'"s bv-t wet navy tubacco.
CLocKs CLEANED aud r,psirrd AT chen.
sult's
Eos SAFE 10000 Shingles, by A. u
smith.
You can buy Clock very cheap Al
Chenaulrs
u,,uar,.r,vs IA, p.in,. II ali hind.
at Chenaults.
uotIn,y goopa nj v.ur own price A,
AnJer.o, A NcRohcr,.
v-. . 49,. e.. II. -,
Uid,'i-.' '''''''' WV WV w
'"'''''" " "'i'O'''"
NY s,h nsn,uSNI Dono" +" '''ssS y
"'' '-'e"' VIZ" y" 'o"''
Lon Of Pocket KNIVES nj cost TO make
room Tor y ne" tot At ohenau"s'
Jusr received fine lot Of Scissors NJ low
price. by Anderson a McRobert-.
AT indebted 10 Bobon n STACY are ur.
gently requested to call and settle.
,,,y l.r.. and .ho,o. .oI.c,ion n
Holiday Goods at Bohon A stagg's
a.. - o,h.,
.,,.,a. aada,,, u.RoI,.,,s
r. .a ,.mor.n.
-" III. =, s,i,,.s,,S uoPol.,,s,
I'M 80" "
HANnsoAf stock OF Miscellaneous Books
h'hehau"T' No'n'hg MUTT '"' a'h''s''
nas PfeNh'
TOYS Of every variety that will amnse
90 interest the children just opening NJ y.
H. Chenaults
niNt a.Ao,.mehl OF iollet SOAP hali,
nsl, 'oo,n o' ""u Pe"u"e7' WY
'"eaP " '"e"su
We have waited three years for some ac'
counts and now We want some money. An-
der>on a McBobcris.
WELLS PERSIAN PERFUME "IIAcKNE.
TACK" is rich and fragrant try IL. Sold by
r.. X, ChcnaulI, stanford.
u.--
4, a.v W. reGe,s s, HIss .os ~ "a
u'es aha 'ai'u'sn pn 49, Ises"' '''"'
MAKE - w. N = " 'n"'A''
Jrsr received large supply Of Books,
S'a'sr Tape,, rsns, ms and every thing
h'eueu '"' ''"'o''' w IT, ~ '"e""""
lloIIpAY GooDs. " Your attention n In.
yi,ed 10 the stock OF n. X. Chenault. II Is
complete In useful and beautiful articles.
a. u
u ~ .hL III ~ hr yust ' S:, ~
s,sksh. sIoVa o' 'y~sy mu n rsei
iN.u,"' '''o' ""''"e 'ou' '"'''''"''
P'.e ,
TnE stock OF Je~elry and silvsrware a,
p X Chenaults embraces nearly every
thing 700 can call Tor and VIII De sold at
city prces. Remember ihi' .hiIe you are
purchasing your 'hristmas presents.
"Tuyny nrc morn things In heaven and
.,,,b Uoystio than arr Jrramt ~ m
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WAYNE COUNTY VIEWS.


,.r VIZ" W
"4 "'''''O" " WV '''''"' u''''
BoRs, on the 22d inst, to the wife Of
JAMES duncan ooy-JameS frisoie.'.'''
born, on loth inst, to the wife OF John
r. west a boy willie.
LEG BRoKI.-Master John Jones. son of
William Jones. of this vicinity. had one
bone of his leg broken by his horse slip.
ping on ice and falling on him.
a. n, 49, 90,
- .u' % ,"s o'"
NJ - n.."r.',. NJ - p.m -
NJ - Sre -,n
- -" a. oe,t -, ~
Mr.. W. A.C. Burnett to Miss Mary J.
Shearer, daughter of A. n. Shearer, Esq.
C r, AZ
-, ~. ,I
- Wv, - A''
II. 49, r1,s ''
m, :,
:, ~, III" - w., -. - ~
:, ,s,,- :" ..,1 - - 80 ~
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w., - a., ~ 80, n, h. NJ
yorna 10 90, .r;, ., oIo,ho. Co. liz,
IT, Id 60 on -. - ~ p.m.
.uv & D., - -. 49, ~, Il
~. 49,. ~. IL -
a,
va" ~,
AFTER THE MoossHISERs.--A Marshals
posse OF fourteen men under command oil
Deputy Richard Burnside, are operating
on the outskirts Of this county and adJoin-
ing county In tennessee we iearh 'ha'
80, - -,.tI,,Lu.,, 81 ,r,r
~, -, p-,I-I "a nj, L.va
g., .noo...,,,,
-, p,o,;..
An " 4. 49,. - ona...J n
"0' '' 1920 -. - 80 tho
'"' "'o''''"'''' ''''
vat
nav boiLpiSCS IN rHo'rh0 - IL
n rhiiilpS, ana rni'ips oA''s nav,
bought the io' on "nien 'ne ioPp,e"e"
Hotel was Oufneo' Oh Vt. A. 9, 0pON' 'O'
s4oo' Inc PROPOSE e'e''S Uu ,
house As soon as spring opens we 'ea'n
also una. MeSSrs, ueorse W, ingram ,'' a"o
IL, IT, uioSOn VIII ,ear away 'ne '"I'U"
TED building on Tue 'ou'n-"eS' ''u. "
ruoile square anu erect NC" Du''"e ~
houses on It's sue ,'e coming 'e'~o"' I"
"ue, our town wiz p'e'e1' nu'" H.O'e
creuiiapie aPpehahee' :" wv '"Na"' wv o'
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rnaei Clfu.

Il
and notions, here Friday and Saturday, the
9th and esth inst; 8. =. REYNOLDS, Auc-
tioneer.
MUSIcIPAI.--Sam Cary having resigned
his position as trustee, the Board, at its
last meeting appointed W. T. Corn to gil
the vacancy, aud also elected him TO the
position Of Chairman Of the Board.
A LIVELY POLICE CouRT.-Next Sstur-
day promises to b. lively day in the Po-
lice Court, there ssipg sone dozen OF more
warrants returned for trial on that day,
ell civi! cases. A general settling up Of
the old years account.
PERsoNAL.--Mr. Ansel Dillon and la
dy are spending Christmas week with
friends at Cab Orchard. Mr.. A. S. Buch-
anan, Civil Engineer on the G. s. X. X. To-
Gated at Georgetow.., was the guest Of Maj.
Conner, last week. Mr.. Robert Firth will
spend the Christmas with Us, while Jerry
will float in the atmosphere Of Brodhead.
J. u. Bell IL on a business trip to Lebanon.
RUNNING OFF FROM HIS DEBTs.
King, aged about 40 years, with family,
la, ~ srddonlv La, -. h., xo.r .rr. 20
,Lo I'll, =, Il, an, ,..oh.,,. 81 80.
other. viii whor hs b.d .m.,, ,oco,r,s
,.l;no ia. ,nw;.. No. a. roo r., az
Or sac Of deh,, II. wen, toward. Nash.
viii. T.,, We bons mi. Ii,,I. AZ, or b;s
h.,s NAV come 20 nj. no,;ce in nr;,, and
o.u.. hin, % ,.,,,n .rd mai. .m.ns.
SANTA .LAus'-ine mir'niui SHOUTS OF
'ne niue ooys' mihs'eu win 'he popping
o' h'e c'aeNe" anu o'ner Pyro'ecnhics' 'he
sueks mana" ana S"ee' Ups OF 'ne niue
s"'S' u" give e''uehoe 'ha', no'ri'hs'anu-
ing 'he extreme eo'u h'sh', va SANTA
oiauS d'a not forget .neni' Out ,hrough
'roS' anu snow over mn anu ose' 'nro
"ooa ana aeii' Piooaeu on, on ms mission
OF lo'e' u'' every goou H'ue g'ri anu 10Y
hau received something 10 "AAe 'he'i'
naPP'' 'ro"' h'S eAh"uT''eS7 7'oe'
TEArERAscE.--The cold stormy wealth
er, or something else, caused MIR. Demaree
to fail to come to time with his appoint
ment here last Monday night. But iortu-
nately for those who were anxious to hear
something said on the Temperance ques-
tion' hevs. W. Nj. Heed and T. j. Mchin-
ney, very OPPORTUNITY appeared upon the
stage and both made appropriate remarks
uron the subject, which we trust may be
~ bread cast upon the water..' Brother
Reids recitation OF the desth-bed scene OF
the drunkard in the last agonieS OF that
terrible state, deIeri'n fremens, was truly al
fectinR in the extreme, and was enough TO
cause all who witnessed il, to resolve to do
all in their power to save their fellow-be-
ing- from such blood-curdlins horrors. The
thanks Of the audience were rendered these
brethren for the efficient and interesting
manner with which they filled the place OF
Mr.. Dcmsrec. Mr. Demaree, however,
must not consider himself released from
filling his appointment here al some future
time.
A Coop SUGGESTION ]. II. Stat
ford, agent for Oxley x Co, Cincinnati,
was in our town last week, ON the lOoko ut
for more stave, We would be Glad TO see
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ON SATURDAY, JANUARY4, 1879,

Between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and r. NJ, sell 70
the highest and best bidder, FREE oF ALI IRcUh-
nAANCE, all the Heal Estate Of which T. u. Good
died possessed, consisting Of
lst. The iarnl, including the mansion hOuse. Said
farm contains about pol acres, and IL One Of the
hnest most fertile and best Improved farms in the
county. The house Is a oOnmOdious, 2-st0ry name
with rOOus.
a. tract Of about i79 acres adj oining the above
THIS tract has no buildings upon ID, but Is In a
high state ofcuitvaton, and Is Of equal II not SUI
perior fertility 10 lat tract.
The above lat aud I'd tracts will be- offered and
cried separately, then together one tract. The
sale thereof will BE- BY that method which realizes
sTd; A tract Of iO2 acres adjoining John o; Neal
and John ~ Cash. This tract IL well fenced and
set Ia grass, but has no buildings upon II.
tth, bth, and 9Th. These small remnants, TeSpec-
lively "a, - aud n acres, Of the old Joe Hooker
arm. Soil good aud In good state Of cultivation.
18th. The remainder estate, after the life estate Oi
MnL Amanda AleOrn, In the tract Of about 70 acres
on the Hanging Fork, allotted hcr a. d0Ser In the
sth, 9th, l0th a nth. -Four tracts Of Knob Land
respectively containing 81, 20, 1907 aud ~ acres
Ihese lands lie near some u ihg nnest farming
lands la the county, aud are Sell timbefed
Any persOns deslTous Of inspecting these lands
will he shown over them By John o. Neal, Esl,
who lives on an ADJOINING tarm
TERMS 90 sALE.-CTedit Of 6 aud u month";
equal insiAllnsnis bonds with good security re-
qnired OF purchasers, bearing peI cent nom day
&e, and having the easct u lndlmenlA. A lieu
also '"'ai0'd' w. ,,Wh1LLqSft C.
P.s.-At sane time Anl place the Adm'f OF this
estate viii sell the remaining HOUSEHOLD aud kitch.
In hlTnltuIe. 8ia-gl
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An examination OF the salaries Of cler-
gyuen in Virginia, South Carolina, Geor'
gia, Kenluckv, and North Carolina, shows
a lower average in North Carolina than in
either uf the other States. Georgia sup
ports her ministers beat, Kentucky next,
Niriinla third, and South Carolina fourth.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-27

a MAN Of a THOUSAND. When
death was hourly expected, all remedies haviaS
failed and Dr. II. james was experimenting with
Indian Hemn he accidentally cured his only child
OF Consumption. and gives this ReclPe nee ior
two stamps to pay expenses. Address Cuddock a
Co., 1869 Race street, Philadelphia, Pa
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-27

BInrm-Out deputy postmaster, Mr.,
A. A. Warren, IL all smiles, because Of the
advent on Sunday last, Of an 81 pound
hoy "Its his papa'' baby, ia, ia" ......Dr.
7. y. Montgomery also reioice- over boy,
which arrived on Monday. Il weighed
III pounds aud has been named, Thomas
Rell
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-27

is-fouurcn adults and four children
were buried in the Buffalo Cemetery this
year, sgains, ~ adults ard 2 children in
1877, and u adults and u children In
1876 10 We arc informed by Mr.. J. "
Hendricks, the keeper Of the Cemetery.
READ THrsFIRr- are In the midst
Of the gay and happy Chrissms. days, and
Winter is upon u. In earnest Those who
are comfortably clad have nothing to fear
from the winds blast Those who are not
should at once 60 I, Hayden Brcthers'
'tor', {. they have concluded TO offer du.
ring the holidays, every thing in the way
n wearing apparel, for either male or fe-
male, old or young, at large discount, by
wsy Of Christmas gin to their many
friends and patrons. They will surprise
you with low prices.