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CnFv lackeon'a lesi sweet navy tobacco
nuY your wallpaper from Chcnanlt 4
Penny.
Nav stock ~ pochei.knivcs At Chcnaull
n Penny
faru cor Cement and lime ut Owsley
a Higgins
PHYSICIANS Prescriptions accuratcl,
compounded VI Chcnault a Pouny's
Lkuar stock 81 Moldinrs and Picture
France ai noliom Prices ~ Chcnanlt 4
renny't
CnrNArfr " pfSSy have a complete
aiock ~ School Books Slaios, Pencils, Pa.
pens Sc.
Goro Mcl,oheris a staeg for shoi-Laea,
Gamc.hags, Powder TASKS. ami hunters
supplies generally
ForNn A Dot OF money in our store
room. Owner can get Il ~ proving prop.
crty. HAMS a Nunnelley
Mcltonrnr. a STAGE will now ell you
the finest Powder aud best Shot aud Gaps
in town ~ the lowest market price.
u worm clock ont II orierg Take IL a.
thcuault a Penny and have IL repaired
pfices low aud satisfaction guaranteed
~. IS. u. SnANKs have Just rcceived
q splendid new Dot of Ladies and Chill.
drens ~hoc., made by Iiegler Hros.. aud
are authorized 10 warrant every pair.
Wa Keep on hand large stock Of Shot
guns. Douhls and Single Rrcech Leaders,
and Double aud Single Musrle Loader Of
the finest make. McRobcfts 4 Stage.
BEAUTIFUL NTw Goops. Marshall a
Ripley have just received line Of Suit
inqs and Pants Patterns that can not pos.
ably be cxcclled IN beauty or quality II
will pay you % call and zee them.
Nou might a. we'll Try TO pick a quarrel
with craven ipag,, or do any other i'm
possible thing a. Try 10 scli any other pre-
paration fur Pileaif Tabler's Buckeye Pile
ointment can he had II l. the only rene
dy cor Piles that will cure obstinate ca5es.
Price 80 cis, nj McRobcfis aud Siagg'A
lIoHnLE add limp no more, bat hang
your crutchcs on the old oaken peg, aud
.eise the fret opportunity 10 he perma-
ncntly cured. rheumatism, Contracted
Muscles. Still Joints, Frosted Feet, Head
ache, Earache, Pain In Beast, Side AMI
nack will yield 10 that powerful remedy,
known a. Cousscns' Lightning linimcnt.
which y good Cor man and beast Picc 10
cis. a bottle q MoRobcrts a Stage
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-silas Baugh has sold his shingle-ma.
chine to Jesse Maeohe and his son Will.
lam. They expect 10 commence cutting
shingles to-day. At the spring near Judah
nastina.
j. s. Dye Lost little girl about two
years old, last Friday night, and VIM. $.
Newell lost a little boy about two years
old Sunday night. lie was buried in the
NJ. +. Church, South, Monday. Funeral
services by Rev. J. Godby.
REV. q. q. Raglan has gone 10 his minis.
terial work, which Is the London Circuit,
and bis son John, to his Circuit at Fishing
Creek, and his son W. B. TO his Circuit in
Harlan county ......Rev. VIM. o. Souther-
land has returned home from a preaching
tour in Pulaski and Wayne counties. lie
also preached at Mt. Moriah Church last
night.
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RELIGIOUS.

There will be no service at the Meth
odist Church next Sunday, except Sunday
School. The Church is undergoing re-
pairs.
The meeting at Athens. Fayetie coun-
~, conducted by @, z. Williamson has re-
suited thus far In IS additions To the CON
Rregation.
Rev. n. D. johnson writes as follows
from BrOdhead "Our meeting is still in
progress; can't say at present when We will
close. We have had 10 additions up to
this date 9th and many are inquiring the
way. The church is much revived and
oncnnrnnehn
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R0CKCAsTLE COUNTY.
we. Vernon.

- PERsoSAI-Dr. ]. W. Grant, Of Ian
caster, was here a few days this week, prac-
iicing his profession Capt. b. Il. Hol-
man, Of Manchester, IL here on professional
business ...... Mrs. G.. $. Nield, OF Harrods-
burg, is visiting her father, Capt. Jack Ad-
ans sees. Mr.. John Linton, sprightly
young gentleman from Hew Hope, Ky,
was in town last Sunday, visiting hisbroth-
er, VIM. Linton...... Mr.. Max Holman, Of
Lexington, has been in this county for
two weeks, purchasing old iron. lie pro-
cured about 10000 pounds, for which he
paid s. per thousand pounds.
- Monday evening about & O'Clock, as
our citizens were expecting the arrival Of
the evening train, an alarm Of fire was
sounded, and frame dwelling-house on
the hill South Of town, was discovered to
be in flames. No attempt was made TO ex-
tinguish the fire, as il had made too great
progress before discovery TO warrant an at
tempt TO stop II. The building and its
contents were speedily destroyed. The
house was occupied by sylvia Hiatt, an old
colored woman on whom the loss will fall
quite heavily. The property belonged to
Miss Mollie Newcum. The entire loss
was about $500, and there was no insu-
rance. The cause Of the fire was the usual
defective flue."
- Monday morning at half-past oclk.
IS Capt b. +. Holman was walking down
the street towards the Court house, he OBJ
served meteor make its appearance in
the Northeast and start toward town. At
first he supposed it was an ordinary shoot
ing STAR but as ii approached, il grew in
size, resembling when it reached a point
directly over town, large water bucket.
with a tail Of bright red flame, seven OF
eight feet in length. The appearance OF
the meteor itself was that Of huge ball
Of blazing iron. A loud kissing accompa-
MED iIs flight. II remained visible about
half minute, and then disappeared in the
Northwest behind hill Mr. Holman
thinks il was not exceeding 800 yards from
the earth. In less than a minute after it,
disappearance loud explosion was heart
followed by trvmblings Of the earth, equal
TO the pranks Of Young earthquake. Il
is supposed the meteor struck the eartl
within eight or ten miles from here, tho
II was seen by persons living five or six
miles to the Northwest, the direction il
was going. One individual reports that hi
saw it burst, and that il split into ten thou.
sand pieces, the fragments going of in the
air in all directions, reminding him Of a
regular ''comet brigade" l am inclined
to doubt this statement, no viewer, as from
my knowledge cf the individual, | an
sure, had he seen such sight as he de
scribes, he would not now be living to tel
/ of Il
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BOTLE COUNTY.
DanrfIIe.

go DIED-In Danville, Oct. 3Oth, Of
Bright's Disease Of the kilneys-Mrs. Sal
lie Z. Mock. In the 5Oth year Of her age
- The Boyle County Medical Society
met at Parksyille, on Tuesday, 4th, and
weo handsomely entertained by the Presi-
dent, Dr. w. A. Brown.
- Away out in New Mexico lives the
red man, solemn-faeed and lonely, and
there too are the Shakespeare gold mines,
s;;.ich have welded such an influence in
Danyille for the last few weeks. An agent
organizing a stock company has secured
many subscribers here, who will doubtless
soon join the number Of those who never
smile again.
-- Our County CLERK Issued license ON
the 4th, for the marriage Of Mr.. Silas j.
Harrison 10 Miss Matte Crane, both Of the
West. End. the morning Of the 9Th
inst, by Dr. :. Ayres, at the residence Of
Mr.. Samuel w. Halter. In this city, Mr.
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-.

-CARR-TopD-Last Sunday, Elijah j.
y. Carr, who had never tried the matrimo.
NAL state before, was united in marriage to
Mrs. Malinda Todd, a gushing and charm
ing Young widow Of 25
DAwsoS SIMPSON. On the evening
81 the 9Th, by Elder s II. King, Mr.. W.
L. Dawson aud Mis- Meota A. Simpson
were made one 1eah The twain had
been lovers for years, aud the happy con-
Summation of their youthful dreams is a
subject Of congntulaiion. Mr. Dawson il
an industrious and thrifty young gentle
man, who has uecently settled in Missouri,
and his bride is we'll known for her many
charms Of person and mind. They will
leave for Missouri next week, where the
best wishes Of hosts Of friends will follow
them
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GARRARD cOIxTY.
Lancaster.

- Many eyes are turning toward the
Grant reception al Louisville.
-- Master Willie Dunlap celebrated his
seventh birthday with a candy-pull
The snow-storm in the North is Civ
ing rs all red noses and purple cheeks.
Fires "boom" and furs are comfortable.
The ruinous price Of coal brings COM
fort TO the purses Of those who supplied
themselves at mere triae during the
Summer.
- The Court Of Common Pleas is hav-
ing dull session. Judge Breckenridge
not being well enough to preside. the Hon.
Burr Harrison, of Lebanon, is acting in his
stead.
The numerous relatives in this section
Of the late Mrs. Charlotte Ietcher, Of
Frankfort, were summoned thither by tel
egram on Tuesday to attend the funeral Of
that venerable lady.
- The meeting at Antioch closed Mon
day night with six additions. Elder Stan
ley is speaker Of uncommon power; argu-
mentativc, chaste, pathetic and inspiring.
Moonlight favored the attendance of per-
sons from distance and numbers went out
from town. The popular Hymns" selec-
ton was used throughout the services.
go The musical and literary entertain
ment at Franklin Institute on Friday eve
ming was pronounced good. Not being at
home, | was not among the auditors. OF
the numerous crediiable performancest that
which elected the greatest applause seems
to have been humorous dialogue by Miss
Belle Payne and Miss Mamie Olds-both
excellent and preoocious in personating
character.
-- PERsoSAI--Col. A. +. Denny, of Mis-
souri,, is in town.....M Mr. S. b. Harris, OF
Louisville, spent few days last week with
his parents here ...... The Hon. George X.
Mckee, of the firm of Finnell q Mckee,
Covington, is in town......Mr. Vim. Bur-
dett, Of Paris, Texas, is expected daily to
see his estimable mother, Mrs. Edna Bur
/ dett, who is very ill.....Col. Mat Walton
has returned from Maysyille, where the
mighty brotherhood Of the |. o. O. F. call
ed him ...... Mr.. Edmond Finnie has gone
to Louisville to engage in business. .....
Miss Lizzie Stodghill is at Mr.. W. ID. Hop
per's...... Messrs. Richard and James Dun
lap, of Danville, were here last Friday......
Mrs. Elizabeth wilmot is very III with
chills.
On Tuesday afternoon, at the Baptist
Church, Miss Hattie Reid, Of this place
was united in marriage to Mr.. - Wool
ridge, Of Harrodsburg. Attendants-Miss
Maggie Dunn and Mr.. Magofin Hardin
Miss Eliza Reynolds and Mr.. - Martin
Ushers. Messrs. John Logan and Robert
Eunn. The officiating minister was the
Rev. Mr.. Harvey, Of Harrodsburg. The
ladies wore dresses Of silk and velvet. The
music was furnished by Miss Allie Damn.
The writer was not an eyewitness on the
occasion, but the floral decorations Of the
church were reported exceedingly hand
some, eyincing unusual time and care in
the arranging. Immediately after the GER
emory the party left for the bridegroom
home. There are four more weddings sci
for this month. Two will take place on
the 18th.
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HOuE arF,IRs
Severance a Dndderar.

Every thing IN orief for the Fall and
Winter trade our stock e. now complete
in every department
Irish linens, table damask, towels, crash.
e., sc.
Felt skirts and shawls for ladies and
children.
We call special attention to our hid and
Berlin gloves.
New stock Of carpets and oil cloths, win
dow shades, sc.
Ladies', gents and childrcn'- underwear
At popular prices
White and gray blankets in 1914 and
ia at very low prices.
Zephyr shawls nubias. hood. and sacks,
in variety Of styles and prices.
Our stock Of prints were selected with
great care; we have all the newest styles
out.
Red, gray aud white twilled narnel-
plain, white, red, grey, shaker and plaid
ilannela
Ladies will find the best assorted stock
Of Dress Goods in our house 20 be found
in the city.
We have large aud elegant line Of la
dies, gentlemen's and chidren's hosiery,
in all grades and colors.
Our stocking yarns are from the Lexing-
ton Wooden Mills, pronounced by knitters
the smoothest and best yarn in the market.
We desire to call the especial attention
Of the ladies to our handsome stock Of
cloaks and dalman-, very elegant and
cheap.
Rubber shoes, Arctic overshoes for wo-
men and children. Mems rubber boots
just the thing for farmers, who are COM
PEELED To be out in the mud and snow.
Brown and bleached cottons, nine and
ten-quarter sheeiiEs, pillow case cotton,
chevioio cotton. plaids, apron checks, drill
ing, &c.-in fact, every thing in staple
cOttOns.
We have made a special effort to have
our stock Of Trimmings complete. You
will find black and colored silks. black and
colored satins, Pekin stripes blacN silk,
velvet, velveteen, &C., sc.
Canton aannels, 1000 yards bought July
LIST, since which time they have advanced
from one to two and half cents per yard.
We propose to give our customers the adj
vantage Of our early purchase.
Come at last--those extra fine home
made boots, with top soles. Many Of our
customers have been wearing the same
kind Of boots for twelve months. Every
pair warranted. Look at them.
In clothing, we can say without fear Of
contradiction that we have the best and
cheapest stock ever offered to the people Of
Lincoln, buying direct from the largest
manufacturers in the United States. II is
conceded by every one at all familiar with
the clothing trade, that clothing made in
Cincinnati is designed to and does ct the
Southern people better than clothing made
elsewhere. In full worsted suits, we offer
some exceedingly nice goods. Our low
priced suits are cut in the latest fashion,
nicely trimmed, we'll made, and have all
the appearance of finer goods. In over
coats, We have every thing, from cheap
Satinet up to the finest Chinchilla or Eng
lish worsted. In boys and youths suits =
we simply ask you TO examine, feeling sure
you will buy.
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acrced to leave u 10 The fair damael with
whom Humber was dancing, md she De.
cidcd in his favor The Fish brothers be.
came 10 much enragcd that one 81 them
jumped on Humber, and they had rough
and tumble fight. Humber was about to
get away wit b the Fi,h, when his brother
tapped Humber with rock, and brought
the juice rom his Uranium pretty freely.
Humber got an old musket and the Fish
brothers thought II was not good to be
there 10 they took 10 their heels and
showed a 2.i0 gait.
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AroiooFric Our readers will excus,
any short coming. IN this issue, when they
are told that The editor has hccn sick In
bed for day oriwo.
SPEAKING. - Candidate Tor Common
wcallh's Aauorney. r. e. Warren. will
speak At Alstoit's STORE ~ Casey county on
next Tuesday, iilh; NJ sycamore Meeting.
house. Boyle county. on the i2ih. aud At
Parksville, on the 18Th Speaking will
commence nj O'Clock a. each place.
IioMr AoAiS-Cadei A. W. Nonteom.
cry has been compelled 10 return from the
Kentucky Military Institute on account Of
a difficulty IN which he became involved
A number Il students much larger than he
we're teasing and handling him pretty
roughly, waen he used a razor on one with
pretty severe effect.
Nav STORE Mcssrs. D. Mauingly &
Son have purchased the stock II Ross a
Luriy, In the store-roon under the 81.
Asaph, and added largely 10 Il with new
goods. Thor intention g. % keep the
goods Of their manufacture in stock, be-
sides a general assortment Of groceries,
boots, shoes, Ne, &c. The best goods q,
the lowest prices j. their motto, and Il may
be 10 your interest TO call and invesiigate.
-
CouSU Counr.--The most important
case before the County Court last Monday,
was an application Of the Trustees Of the
G. $. 4. r. TO condemn the land Of King a
Cotton for Railway purposes. A jury trial
was had and verdict assessing the dam
ages At 1900 was rendered. A Commits
sioner had previously valued the property
and Fixed the amount At $3.50, but the
Trustees were not satisfied, hence the APP
peal. The lot taken contains one and thir-
ty.one hundredih- acres, and has store.
house small dSelling and stable on il.
A PosrfvE BLEssiNG.- There l. no
doubt that iir-t-cla-s merchant Is posi-
tive blessing to the people amidst whom
he lives. lie knows your wants in the
goods-line, and always stands ready 10 sup
ply them. All our readers know that
Hayden Brothers are just such merchants
With the utmost ability, financially and
intellectually, they are enabled to buy
tremendous stock 81 goods, which they
always do Nothing in their stock Is on
the "shoddy" order. None Of il i of the
shabby genieel kind All their good.
FROM calico To clothing are Of the very
best, and all are warranted A. represent
II
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LAND, sTooK AND CROP.

w. A. Hail bought Of John NJ. Hail
80 sheep at 81 per head.
-- John NJ. Hail bought Of Col. Hill, 20
cattle OF l,Si5 lbs, at to 81 cents.
- Moses Collier, Of Gilberts Creek,
bought 100 hog. here Monday, at 81 cts.
R. G.. Collier cold to A. T. Nunnelley
a lot Of hogs, weighing 200 lbs. at Sl.25.
- Thomas Pail sold 10 John NJ. Hail
his premium oS, weighing 2,O3o lbs, al 8
cents,
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A PisToL Hoss.--On Tuesday Jack Sims,
youth Of some eighteen or twenty Sum
mers, came in from the knobs with con-
panion, and after investing the greater amt,
Of his filthy lucre in "red eye" went up 10
our detachable suburb, Maeksyille. to form
the acquaintance Of the low female eharao-
tiers that there do congregate. Arrived in
the beautiful city, he accosted negro
man and asked him to show him the ropes.
The negro gave him BIT Of Sass instead,
whereupon Mr. Sims whipped out pist oil
to show that he was one Of those kind Of
'hosses' that would shoot II fooled with. Al
the sight Of the weapon the negro quietly
walked Oh In search of the Marshal. lie
found him and escorted him 10 where the
young men were. Ills companion was
found 10 be unarmed, but when the Mar.
shat ran his hand down Sims pocket he
drew il forth with as ngly looking little
pistol As was ever seen. Quarterly Court
being In session, Sims was trotted before H.
and in less time than 81 takes 10 tell Il, a
jury had given him ten days imprison-
ment and fined him s25. On hearing the
verdict he bursl forth in torrent of tears,
bat the hard-hearted jailer locked ball
and chain 10 his leg, and in a few minutes
more he was ON the rock.pile paying the
penalty. This little experience will b.
worth many dollars To Sinus, and We hope
many other manish youths will profit by
] Il, likewie
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nIscEILtNrors
DISSOLUTION oFCoPARTNERsHlP

Tho partnership heretofore exlsiina between ino.
hausct and Richard Myef j. hereby Dissolved hg
mutual conscut kch1n Myn j. authorized o.
collect on debts and pay aii liabilities Of the con-
ccrn. JOHN HAISFH
als-ft RICHARD NYIN
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

Taken la exchange ior Gol,is ~ the highest mar
ket rates. bring me youf fouitIy, Feathers, tos
Butter, Wax Mild Game, lard, Bacon, uinacnii
wv" ~ '' .. \. DAVIS.
sO2-6,n Near ths Depof.
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REMOVAL.

We have novel our siost Of Mllin-sF godd. o.
Main Street. opposite Commercial Hoiol. whom un
VIII In lev days open very select linr 90 rnoiis
Call and aoe us
asi-tf MRS. SUSAN ". WARREN.
MRS. BETTE BRUCE
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LOCIL MaTrERs.

ACQUITTED. ID, u. Carson, ON trial last
week Cor shooting with intent TO Mil Stew
ant Myer-, was acquitted.
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JAMES \. BAILEY,

l. Candidate fof ro-eleotion 10 the ofee Of CIR
CUT CLERK, subject 10 the action Of the pcinoc-
raCy
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SUPPER. The ladies Of the Christian
Church will give an elegant supper la the
rooms over the National Bank next Tues
day night for the beneit OF the church.
Admission for grown people, 70 cent?
children, 40 cents let every body attend,
and, by administering To the wants Of the
inner man, help good cause.
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l. a Candidate fOR CIRCUIT COURT CLARK OIL
party
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A FAMILY SUPPLY STORE

II what / will keep, and the citizens Of town, ihe
farmer and trader, can hhd Al my house any ihiiA
they uecd, al city retail prices.
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DoS'r FoRorr-The sale of Geo. II. 4
Sam Bruce, next Tuesday, iih inst. Their
sheep are extra grade, and there will also
be -old = nice bot Of cattle and hogs. large
amount Of corn, some wheat, and mum
Der Of farming implements. See advertise.
ment In this issue.
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TAKE TINS ny rnE FonrIocE.- Come
secure NJ once one II the many fine over.
coats nov IN stock Of Geo. ". Bruce n Co.,
and pronounced by al, the best class Of
goods in this line ever Opened un in ihi.
market Very cheap too.
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A noted chemist who has analysed them, says
"THERE Is MORE VIRTUE IN ONE OF
TUFTS PILLS, THAN CAN BE FOUND
IN A PINT OF ANY 0THKR."
We therefore say 10 the anicted
Try this Remedy fairly, Il will not
harm YOU you have nothing TO
lose, but Will surely gain Nlgo-
Tous Body, Pure Blood, strong
Nerves and Cheerful Mind.
Principal Once, 30 Marry So, ny.
PRICE 40 CENTS.
Sold By Drugrisia throughout tho w0rld.
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JOHN III. MILLER
ID. IL. EDMIsTON

Is a Candidate FOR CIRCUIT CLERK, subject
the action Of the Democratic party.
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A CoNrosirIoS The following compo.
sition IN horse, by little boy In Stan
ford, was handed us Yesterday "rhe horse
T. very useful animal 10 ride, to drive
and pillow. lie l. very strong, but the Lion
Is much stronger When the Lion roars
hisvoice sounds like thunder. lie can Mil
a man by the stroke Of HE paw, but he will
not eat any thing dead"