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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20 10
Belfast Gas Liqht C0mpanv.

TIHHE Stockholders of the above Company are here
i by notified that the annual meeting will be held
nesday, January 18th, 1879, at O'Clock p. M for
the election of officers and for transaction of snch
other business as may legally come before them Per
Order JOHN IT, OJIIWRy tTar,
Belfast Jan. l, ls79-2wI '''A
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Personal.

As. ASs Mas 5. ;. NrEHs lea ios Cumberland
Pals on Wednesday.
Ma AND Mas JAuEs wAopLg. Of sousrsct. are
visiting In this Neiaiiy.
Mss MAasiE RAESE, arrived mi, SEEK, lookine
none the wosse from her late illness
Miss Rosa RASBoIFn, Of sheibyvilie, D. visit
ing the iamiiy Of Rev. =. MoRohsrts.
Mas JAsE RowAS. Of tennessee, /. hsw GA
visit to her daughter, Mr.. N. &. saaasy.
Ms BElLK Han, 49, Napier. Of Texas, Is VS.
iiing tieads here and Ia Gafrari cOunty.
ous KproH. Who ha. lssn ru-,ieatlns al Cun-
iefland Pals, viii rctafn home to-morro~.
Mas DH. BsoSAuoH bad ~ greatly Improved
Ia health that she was able 10 80 10 her sons Al
Cab OEcharj, Las, saturday.
Ma. CHARIiK ssirH aud Miss Mary bailey. o.
Cafkssilie, Team are spending several weeks With
their grandfather. Mr. Braddoct withers.
Ma. n. q. LrSou, superintendent Of the ssuth
ern Calender Clost Co, ofst Louis, called On M
this SEEK. he is preparing 10 have sixteen coun.
ties canyas.cd from this point. His advertisement
IN h. secn elsuhere.
THE persons Who have kindly remembered Us Ia
the way OF subscriptions since last week are; .
w. Vandsveef, ProG J. n. Myers, Judgs n. "
Bfoun, NJ. u. Eimorc. W. J. Daugherty, W. 4,
stone, staniord; ". A. burnside, Ilystisyille. "
N. Musphy. Tunnel Cityi 7. n. saith. by Chas
saith, Clartsviile, Tenn.; a. r.. Helm, Mckinney
station; n. X. shumAksr, McAfee. Ky; shanks
sIoonamoorc, stanford; W. p, Dishon, Gilhert
Cuek
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HE bovine ma ies,y. but he declined 10 de-.
scend In any such angelic fashion. II
would be encro achine upon the story.tell.
es's prerogative to say how he did get
down, 40 hereby hangeth a mystery.
Tuesdays train brought sam1 Williams
fromthewest, whittier theCsovernor's requi.
sition found him. lie was in the custody n
a Mr. Jones, and made the long journey
entirely unfettered. lie effected his e.
cape from the Lancaster Jail, Il will be re-
membered, several years sgo on the night
when the muiatto. Floyd Pierce, was
lynched, and the well-known circumstsn-
cea Of his case are unusually painful. His
high social position, youth and physical
condition at the time he took the life Of .
fellow creature, contribute to invest him
with more than passing interest
The election passed quietly, without
brawls or uproar. AZ O'Clock in the
morning, the epiihet "quiet" did not OK.
actly apply. for the noble army Of colored
Republicans commenced their reveille
march 10 the drum and fie, that awoke the
Numbering echoes land every thing else.
The Democracy, torn asunder by two indie.
pendent candidates, did not rally "a any
alarming extent Mason beat Leavell a.
votes. Daniel Murphy, Rep., was elected
by about 300 majority. Evans majority is
counted at l75. The good old stormy.
shouting election times have fallen back to
the era Of Granny Shorts Barbecue"
The Police Court Of Saturday, sent sew
eral colored ladies TO the work -houae, for
then, assault and disturbing public wor-
ship. Garland Leavell, an old friend Of
the Court, was tried Cor stealing turkeys
and released in the sum Of s25 TO appear
at the Summer term Of the Circuit Court
JS,i here one might digress in a disserta-
ton upon the vagrant and lawleas habits
Of these colored citizens. Numbers Of
them never work day, yet they dress
we'll, have enough to eat, and never freeze.
l. there not something radically wrong in
a system which permits them TO walk at
large without any visible means Of sup
port, while the hard-work ing white man
must submit to a degree Of petty pilfering
that would exasperate q saintf Every
week the plant comes in Of clothing stol-
en- fowls abducted, provisions leaking from
the store-houses, and yet numbers Of la
dies must do their own work because they
can not hire these self-satis6ed cumberers
Of the earth to earn an honest penny"
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DEATHS.

SKIDNoRE-Miss Emily Skidmore,
daughter Of welch skidmore, died on
Saturday night last Of Dropsy-aged about
20. Her remains were inferred at the
Methodist Church at Highland.
HurcHISos.-In Crab Orchard, on the
9TH inst, Of Consumption, Mrs. james II.
Hutchinga. Her funeral was preached on
Tuesday, BY Elder Joseph BallOu, and her
remains deposited In the Crab Orchard
Cemetery.
HoLMAs.-On August 2nd, in Crab Or
chard, Of Consumption, Miss Fannie Hol-
man, aged 25. She was confined TO her
room two months, during which time she
suffered greatly, but bore il patiently, and
was ready Tor death when il came.
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Read What Your Neighbors Say About 1t.

DANvmLE, KY. June %, 1879
Have used of the Mayfed Water Purifiers
years and find 1t all that claimed for They will purify
or cen freeze child old draw from fifty
foot WELL sufficient the family durable believe
they will last ten would not buy other when could the May
field w. f. EvANs
DANvmLE KY, June %, 1879
We have used Of the Msyfed Water the this
office for years. proved
durable than the chain pump and lighter draft have been we'll
pleased with that last Spring removed chain pump cen
home and Mayfed Elevator When the Elevator the
cm had become infested with small bugs
in cen and had begun to emit unpleasant oO After few weeks
use of this they both entirely disappeared consider the best els
know Of and would other when could obtain
them. j. w. PROCTOR, Cashier Central National Bank.
STANFORD KY, June 2S, 1879.
of the Mayfed and Purifiers improves the
water works with durable gaes the thorough
ly gives entire satisfaction every particular would have other
JOHN j. McRoBERTs Cashier National Bank
We the undersigned citizens Kentucky, having known the Mayed
Elevator and Purifier patented by Mayfe of May
field Ky in 1871 and having been using that do heartily
recommend cam That will purify the fouest well
ID That will freeze in the coolest weather. 3d. That will
last ten 9TH That child ten old draw water out of M
yoot we'll sufficient for the largest family We certify that
signed this permission and communication regard
the Elevator addressed to will be cheerfuly answered
Hon Boon, NJ c., Mayfed XVI Hon. Ed. GRASSLAND May
field KY H. s. Hale P First Nat Bank Mayfed KY; Judge W.
W. ROBERTSON Cir Judge Mayfe XVI Hon. LEW ANDERSON Mayfe
Ky Hon. j. BooER Paducah Ky MER We'll, Mayor Paducah KY
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GARRARD COUNTY.
Lancaster.

A large proportion Of the Reformed Con-
gregation forsook the town ON Sunday
night for a moonlight drive To and from
Fairview.
The heat was so intense on Tuesday,
that the workmen engaged on the tin-rOof
OF the new Presbyterian Church were fore
ed to come down. In the afternoon, how
ever, heavy rain fell which rendered the
atmosphere endurable.
Mr.. James Hemphill was trying a bug
Ky horse previous TO making a purchase Of
il, when an untimely COW suddenly arose
in an unexpected quarter, and so discon-
certed the equine prime that he made a
spring which upset his driver and gave
him some severe bruises.
Our Comet Band won such golden opin-
ions at the Garrard Fair that they have
been solicited with tempting offers to play
at Danvilie and Richmond. The Hop Civ
en- here during our Fair was for their ben
eft, and not, as many suppose, by the
young men Of the town as a free gift.
Since the recent purchase Of Poor House
grounds was cancelled las reported in your
last issue,) the County Court appointed a
Committee to spy ont the land and select
another tract. Whereupon the applicants
for the sale are legion, and indicate most
significantly the scarcity Of hard cash.
SMALL TALK.-Prof LillArd has moved
his family to a neat and new cottage on
Richmond avenue. DIR. Bourne has taken
possession Of Franklin Institute. .. Mr.. John
Miller and family have removed to house
on Barracks HILL. Our iailer Is on the sick
list. Miss Leila Marksbury has a hand
some new piano.
PERsoSAL.-Mr. j. q. Finnie, Of Chica-
go, is In town.. Colonel Horton, South
ern Manager OF the Merchants Dispatch
Company, is at the Lancaster HOTEL.
Miss Leila Bryant and her sister, Mrs,
Cempbell, are guests Of Mrs. Squire Leav-
ell......On Tuesday, the four Misses Rife,
Of Lincoln. returned home after visit Of
some days among friends here...... Mrs,
Mollie Young, Of Bath county, IL at her
fathers, Capt. Frank j. White.
Lest week a maranding COW furnished q
paragraph. Since that little incident an
exploring calf walked up stairs at the
Lancaster Hotel, and proceeded out Of an
upper window on 10 the roof, where 4
promehaded with all the fearlessness Of 4
somnambuliat, greatly to the diversion o.
the street loalers. A ladder was Offeres
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LAND, STOCK AND CR0P.

Uncle Jerry Maxwell. Of Tennesnee. sold
10 Mr.. Stout. Of New Jersey. 500 mountain
sheen. Al Al 20 Der head.
-,
cen,e for wheat although there has heen n
decline Of 9 or 8 cents since last week.
=, -,
~ re'snu y sun ''sn"'"
"s 1",'' ~" DuNe " oA'' - A"u
:" 'aA' s's' ''e" W nun Ae A''s !" pay
'"e'' '"Ae'
- - - - -,
~, s,.,I. h.-,..,.. ~. -, 81.
40, an. ~. :, o-ea~,.1 r--,.SI
I. c. Eastman telegraphed from New
York to Bedford, Kennedy \ Ferguson
Buy nothing at present. We are getting
good Illinois cattle much cheaper than you
r.. T.n,nol;.ns
VIM. Rue sold to sam1. Cheek, for a
Minnesota party, nice pair OF coach
mares Tor Sioo.'''''ueo. larklng'on's com
bined gelding' In training At Rue's Stables,
has been sold toa New York party at 500
-lDanviile Advocate
CT. Barbour Skinned % fat hog. 10
Louisville last week that averaged POI lbs
and for which he received S3.75 per ewt
X. W. Vance. Jr,, shipped a car load to the
same place that averaged 242 pounds and
brought $685. per ewt.-[ Lebanon Times
and Kentuckian.
-, p,.L, ,.. ...,i. =, Ill.,.
s,n'a,.. S,"d :, IIss.,d-In.a ,a., -
~. - - -. :, r. -, AZ.
~, ~ - - - -,
- - ~ N U.s.. V".,.,al. - @, -
- ts' ~ 80 - -" !" ~, -
;" a." -rS'.,,' ~ 60. -.
rns--,r,s 49,.
PARIs.-On account OF Monday being
election day, regular court was not held
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HOHE AFFAIRS.
Severance a. Dwdderar.

New stock Of Lace and Embroidered
Ties.
New and elegant stock Of Paper, Linen
and Silk Fans.
New stock Of Zinc Trunks, valieses,
Carpet-satchels, Just received.
Our stock Of sandels, Newport Ties,
Button Newport's for Ladies, Misses and
Children, is still complete.
We have the exclusive sale in Stanford,
Of the finest and best French Calf Sewed
Boot ever offered here. Homemade, and
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
For the next forty days, we propose to
make a price on our clothing that will sell
them II times are hard, as there is now a
very large force Of wOrkmen engaged in
making up a stock for us for the Fall and
Winter, we must make room for them. So
don't look shabby any longer, when so lit
tie money will dress you like Prince.
We would call especial attention TO our
stock Of Parasols and Fans, believing il to
be the largest and cheapest assortment to
he found in the city.
Another large stock of Newport Ties,
Button Newports and Strap Sandals, just
opened.
Our Organizes and lawns are beautiful
and cheap.
silk Mits in black and light colors.
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The kIecfIe,, n, fhe o,..fv.

Not much interest was shown here in
the election on Moalay LAST. Every thing
was quiet until about or O'Clock, after
which time We had several small fights
The vote polled is about the average. We
give the result below
SrAsFoRD.-For Governor blackburn
(Dem.) Az; Evans, (Rep) 27s; for Rep
resentaiive-Erra $. Gooeh, (Dem.) 5l2
Bobbiti, (Ind,) 1888; for sheria,-s. IL
Baughman, (Dem.l 500; for Constitutional
Convention, G7O; Police Judge. b. Den
mis-, 20.
TuRsERsvILLE.-For Governor Black
burn, 1876; Evans, %; Representative
Gooch, us; Bobbitt, W; Sherif-BAugh-
man, 1872; Constable-JAs. NJ. Carter, 1872
for Convention. 2O5; GreenbAek Ticket
vote.
HusroSvILLE.-Go Governor Blackburn
262, Evans, l47; RepresentAtive-Gooch
PAS, Bobbi.l, i2s; Sheriff Basghman, KS
Conslable-John Blain, 26l; Convention
3O5.
WALSUT FLAT.-Governor- Blackburn
%, Evans, 40; Representative-GoOch, 10
Bobbitt, Gs; Sheria-BaughmAn, 100; for
Convention, 100; National Greenbaek tick
ct received 4 votes
CRAB observation-disclosures Black burn
20i, Evans, 2l2; Representative Gooeh
lOg. Ilohhfff Q1h. Sheriff - Ranahn.an
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ROCKCAsTLE COUNTY.
NE. Vernon.

The election last Monday passed of very
quietly. There was good crowd in town,
and several "Aoaters" became intoxicated.
Peace, however, was admirably preserved
throughout the entire day.
The Common School at this place began
last Monday. Rev. 7. 4. Burr, recently
Of London, Is teaching il. He has moved
his family here, and expects to reside per-
manently with us. He comes well recon-
mended, both as a teacher and a gentle
man.
The campaign in this county was closed
last Saturday evening, by Capt. r. S.
Chevis, Of Mt. Sterling, in a speech at this
place. Capt. Chevis was greeted with a
good crowd. He is a fluent and forcible
speaker. He presented the party issues
sharply and distinctly, and made several
votes for the Democrats.
John p Hughes and Aleck Smith, two
prisoners confined in Jail charged with lar
ceny, escaped last Sunday night from "du-
rance vile" There was a hole in the floor
Of the Jail which afforded them an easy
means Of egress. Once under the floor,
they had but TO knock out few chunks
Of "underpinning.' when they were at lib
erty.
PERsoSAL.-Mrs. Georgia Jones, Of Lou
isviiie, is visiting her sister, Miss Fannie
Williams. .... Mrs. Lulu Nield, Of Har-
rodsburg. is at home on visit TO her par
ents... &c. Mrs. JEFF Horde, Of Stanford, is
the guest Of Mrs. DIR. Mckee. Mr.. John
L. Whitehead, Of this place, LET last Tues
day, TO attend the free session Of the Com
mercial School at Lexington, KY.
Judge Mcclure and J. Watson Brown,
made flying business trip TO Louisville
this week.
The official returns from the election in
this county last Monday, cannot be had
until next week. Evans carries the eeun.
~ by about 100 votes over Blackburn
Cook, (Rep.) is elected to the Legislature
he having carried this county by $50, and
Laurel county by 229 over Ballard, Dem
The Democratic vote in this county will
not exceed 800; hence, we have lost thres
votes :. future Conventions. Mr.. Cook
the Representative elect, while not oui
choice, will make an average member Of
ia. Legislative body. Although a consis
tent Republican, he is not a partisan.
Died, at the Joplin Hotel, in this place
on Wednesday, 9th inst, at one o'clock. A
NJ, Of Consumption, Susie, wife of NJ. +
Brinkley, aged 2s years. Mrs. Brinkley
was a lady Of many most estimable quail
ties, and they are not few whose hearts will
be saddened by news Of her death. She
suffered from the disease which finally
caused her death, for near ten years; yet
all the while, she was patient and cheer
fnl. IL Is consolation to know that she
expressed herself as perfectly resigned 90
the thought Of leaving this world, and
was confident Of finding happiness beyond
the grave. Her remains were Inferred il
Rock Spring Cemetery, on Thursday, amid
large coneourse Of friends and relatives
May she rest in peace. Our sympathy
and that Of the entire community, is ten
dered TO the bereaved husband and rela
tiyes.
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LINCOLN corxrr.
HmsfenrnIc.

NWHNWNNNsf's
Reject every communication which doe
not alludc 10 the rain Of Tuesday.
The election on Moday was the least dis
orderly Of any held In this place for many
years.
The great chronic" acknowledged hi,
defeat al the poll. on Monday evening
but Immediately announced himself AZ 4
candidate FOE Representative in 81.
The Courier-Jounoi abiding to the de.
feat Of the chronic candidate complains
that "Lincoln never could appreciate true
genius-for CAB" We think We can, and
have set Il down at IL true value.
The Telegraph Office has been establish.
ed at IIustonville Station on the G. q. r.
VIII Hooker. operator. The Telephone
enterprise has received new impetus in
consequence, and will probably be IL. ore.
ration at an early day. Hence, we expect
soon 10 annex the Station a. a suburb
which will make our town about p miles
North and South. Being then closely con-
nected with the great evangelical Railroad,
we will enjoy facilities for getting up a
Camp Meeting occasionally, and thus Sc
cure the moral and religious influences Of
Sunday ezcursionisis, and the numerous
class Of Christians who love TO worship by
steam.
Archie Frye l. responsible for a snake
story. A few days since while out with
his team, his attention. was attracted by
the clumsy movements Of large black
snake seeking to gain the shelter Of a neigh
boring log. lie captured the reptile and was
surprised TO end that while unusually large
In the middle, Il tapered both ways, and
terminated in point at each extremity.
No sign offs head was visible; but about 4
inches Of the forward point was Of a color
different from the remainder. A close in
spection showed that the black "varmint"
had caught and nearly succeeded in swal-
lowing a sturdy monster Of the water ape
cies. Arch, who is an imperturbable phi
losopher, decided that as neither Of them
was In tx to bite any body, he would let
them settle the imbroglio for themselves.
The Oldest inhsbitant hes been duly in
terviewed, and reTaembered no rain equal
TO that Of Tuesday after noon. The wind
by which II was attended was more furious
than VIC are accustomed to. A number Of
trees were blown down in the village, two
Of which, fell across the street, but did no
damage except as barricades. Mrs. Lottie
Greens buggy, which was standing On the
street, the horse having been detached
was caPsized into the gutter, but NOT In
jured. Corn in the gardens, and In the
field, 80 far as heard from, was laid as Eat
As II a roller had passed over il. The
Hanging Fork got on a bender, and ragged
and swelIed As II DESTROYS to supercede Salt
River this one time, and carry Bobbiit 20
The haven ofdisappointed candidates. Jno.
MeAlister and a Few Others, unmindiul Of
the maxim which assures them against
drowning, refused to tempt the turbid wa
ters, and remained in town. The gleeful
children are playing in the mud this morn
ing, and with infantile innocence, ascribe
the unwonted luxury to the election.
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A heavy wind and rain storm here last
Tuesday evening, ragged for nearly one
hour. Corn and millet badly blown down,
but the ground thoroughly saturated.
NorIcE.-I will sell to the highest bid
der,at Jones Store. McKinney's old station,
Saturday, Aug. 9th, 1879, at o'clock, p
NJ, one Spring Wagon and Harness, with
pole and shafts. Terms-A credit Of 80
days with approved security, negotiable
and payable in bank. b. +. Sloan.
On the morning Of the election, Bobbitt
men here, were offering to bet two to one,
and those who found takers, are anxious
this morning to sell out ten for one, with
no buyers. We take this opportunity to
bid Mr.. BObbitt adieu, knowing full we'll
that we will never have the opportunity Of
seeing his face again.
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CASEY COUETT.
MfddIebarO.

We had a glorious on Tuesday after
noon.
Rumor says Middleburg is TO have a
Carding Factory.
Ms~ars. Holland 4 Wright have opened
a picture gallery here.
Mr.. James Cofiey's stOre-houae will soon
be ready for occupancy.
The election passed OF with les noise
than usual. Very few intoxicated.
Every body is making Preparations for
the Baptist Association that eonvenes here
next Tuesday.
Rev. VIM. Cloyd closed his meeting at
Landham's school-houae on Sunday last,
with several additions.
The OHley Slave Company, Of Cinein.
natl, are putting up machines for making
slaves. They have contracted with Messrs
Fair a Coiisy for one million or more
slaves. The slave business Is giving EN-
ploymsnt 10 a aumbsr Of men who would
othsrwiss BE- idle.
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Dnrnhfers rnllcnc.

Al Harrodsburc Ky. WHOSE advertisement appears
IN This paper a. one u The oldest and most crehr1-
ted Institutions iof the education N women In tho
state. Many - the most accomplished and useful
women Of the country claim u With pride ~ their
alma 4t4fer, and are nov sending their daughter
situated on the slieof the old Gieenville SPRING
Who's waters are 20 famous aud ~ surrounded ~
one % the most lovely and hcalthfn regions Of tho
Wet. No Institution has done more 10 elevate
the standard Of female clucation and the constant
patronage u has received nom III the surrounding
states, a. we'll a. from Kentucky, indi .atea the
mcnts are dcscrvcily held.
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CRAR ORcHARD, Aug. 8. ls79.-fsilo'e-
Citizens u LiaoolA CouRty;-We are beaten
by small majority, to which We must
submit. Suffer on in your sgony and beai
your heavy burdens Of taxation for two
years more. and then one more battle fol
economy, and the glorious victory VI Ban
nOckburn will be the result. am now In
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MARRIAGES.

RIGSEY-GoocH.-On the 3l-t ult., Mr..
X. NJ. Rieney and Miss Mary Alice Gooch,
both Of Lincoln. The groom is only Is.
and the bride Il year, old
BAUoH-GIPsoS.-Mr. Godfrey Baugh
and Mr. Catherine Gip-on, both Of this
county, were married August "a. Their
ages are 90 and 30, respectively.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
BY
S.A. MIDDLETON, Tunnel City.

Twill pay the highest market price
for Slaves in Cash or Trade in Gener-
al Merchandise at the Lowest Prices.
Win also take good Rlat-Rails. Tan.
bark. Lumber and all kinds Of COun'
try Produce l am agent for the eele'
brated Fish Bros. Wagons, which ]
will exchange for Slaves, sc. Twill
receive Slaves delivered at Caldwell'
Eubanks and Pulaski stations
s7t-tm ~ a. mIDDLEFON.