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River News.
[By TGlegnph.I

~ClNcINSATI, August S.-River o feet 8
inches and falling, Weather cloudy and
CARo, August s. : River II feet l
inches and rising. Weather cloudy. Their,
~PlrrSBuRoH, August S.-River 4 feet 10
lnehes and stationary. Weather clear
ST. LOUIS, August River Is feet s
inches by the gauge and falling. Weather
cloudy and cooler.
%LouIsyILLE, August S.-River falling
with II feet in canal and 5 feet II inches
on falls. Weather cool and cloudy,
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CnEw JacksOn's begt Sweet Navy Tobacco

Do Norf fail to go with the Niagara Falls
Excursion that leaves Wheeling Tuesday,
August 18th, at 1l:l5 r. NJ, via the Balli-
more & Ohio Railroad. Round trip only
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"THEY cannot all lie," was the observa.
ton Of one while reading the endless
testimonials to "Dr. Lindsey's Blood
SearCher." 1t is infallible.
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JAcKSOS's REsr.-Giye it a trial and you
will use no other. Joseph Speidel 4 Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, have it
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(N00D PAYING PROPERTY ~ rpr
~ SECOND WAR;, ON MARKET STREET M ~.
SALE 1T AUCTION on EASY TERM "A'tUg

will sell at suction at front Of Court Hon.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUSTA tSs
At 10 o'clock 4. ". the north half Of lt r,aS"
on the east side Of Market Strret. beIn, sS55IlulrA,
Market street and about ISJ ieet drep, mSni, ~ W
from Market street With Alley Six 10 Aii"T y s9ht
rear, being lust half 4 SQUARE above MSrict' H. lA
Tue building are one THEE story MID MN
one t~So-story dwelling, 4 carpenter .boS ,s aISsLatL
The dwellings remit In apartments aud p,S,n palt'
10 from w to $50 per month, paid uont5Iv ,StlS
vance. "Uu'H'! al
TEHNs-SSoO cash, the balance in ar, ,0.,, -.
mentA running Que, two, three, four and MA ny
with Interest at . per cent. sOule Of Ia,t ~ !een
might Be longer extended II desired. IN. Tynshl
payments % be secured by deed Of Trust an ~ Se'slea
efty. Title perfect aud guaranteed. UdctsSs p,ff>
property could be sold 10 two parcels. Tn r., y, Ss
eel, s. feet IN Market street, BY about "A isst a ~ r.
Six, including the thEee.SiOFy brick apd s,Ss. alsI
vest 81 the west wall Of the tEO-SiOry iEsili,,s ieIIRRt
second parcel would 10 about s. lei on GIt Ias
about 60 iect on ALLEY Six, including ibe iSs!.el
dWellinB and everything east Of the vest Y III 49,.
y sold separately the cash payments no Ill., Y ' Sai%'
5000 on tue front part aud $50 on the p,bss sMis
the balance In hYe yearly payments a. AbSSs F""u'
W. II. HALLER Anc,tos-
LOT Jas, L. AGNLIr
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THERMOMETERS REcoEp.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, Us
observed Mt %SChnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
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FOR CINCINNATI, LOUIS, re-
\ WILLIE AND INTERMEDIATE liea3
PetNIS, In place Of the Sr. LAW -
kENCE during low water, th6 CommodIous Passon.
kLORENcEMEYER .....JANEs NICHOLS, Master,
JESSE Nichols, Clerk,
three O'Clock P. n, positively.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
aus c. Il. BOOTH 4 son, Agents.
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CUTlCURA REMEDIES.

CuTicURA RESoLvRxr Is the most povsrful Biooa
Purifier and Liver stimulant ever compounded.
.CUTicuRA 10 the great external reuledy for all
Hun0rs Of the Scalp and Skin, Ulces aud Ola SoreS.
GULiCuRA SOAP Is an elegant toilet and medicinal
Prepared by Weeks & Potter, Chemists 4 Drug.
gtSts, S6O Washington street, Boston, Mas, and fol
sie ny " druggists AID Dealers. Price Of Cur.
ooRA, small boxes, SO cents; large boxes, contain.
Ing two and one.hAlt times the quantity Of mail, 81,
REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CufIcuRA soar, 25 SEMI,
per cake; BY mall, 20 cent?, three cakes, IS cents,
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Hello, Mr.. Richard Grant White! A
newspaper over in Wheeling gives an &c.
count OF a woman who "laudanumed her.
herself in the Eighth Ward" In adj.
ton to the doubt about the propriety Of
such q word rs 'laudanumed," Nj. White
will find a field for speculation US to how
any woman could expect to kill herself by
putting the drug anywhere except in her
stomach Cincinnati Enquirer
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to Buyers Of silks

Owing /, the failure Of til. French, Italian
and Spanish Silk crops manufacturers lAye
advanced the prices Of silks, and they will
I've still higher.
Anticipating TIL, we bought II large stock US
early as March. At that time they reached
the lowest point ever known in the SILK mar
ket, We now offer them at our old prices, no
advance being made BY IFS ON thtse justly
DOnular gDOds. which stand Oh their merits,
Is being nnequnlcd for value and elegance,
ALL PRICES FROM rs CENTS TO 50 90.
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FOR RENT.

ROB RENT OR IsALE-A Priv,
y CLANS RESIDENCE KND PRAcfrcFr HiSl.
% t Sss' %a, ssAthi"p, M1Ih!ll tSOunIy, wei vI ISH.si
hSer; The property & lrSt.Ciass. a1G HVa lhs OAIa
oast 10 NE county, Terms easy. Fot ~ IseI'Gs The
nlau3ul addres1 the undersigned al thS S'SS, ,ss lhiOt.
sa41Ifs Of Ewing Riley at No. iisG III Pllos Of
Nh nI1 = KY "; Va, Of Dr.. T. II. Logon, II WV,
aug -s,a M%CEERRlHAS, MD
PI0NIC GROUNDS OFFER p01
y RENTmy Pienic Grounds we'll poVn ~ FUR
i. n nave nave s s9St.s q u lSS city, on The i. ". TiES Az
PLATFORM telfolhmUnt stands, bSnshsS y ulnths
heessaEy building Pertaining 10 brt.riS. VI W
grounds The grounds liz within 20 vSHiS !, Pink
H. Persons desiring 70 rent them can hi n.y., StiA'A
.raa JOSEPH GIEgN =
et-o No. ill1 MATkSt sItNl,
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ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best.
Joseph Speidel Co. have 1t at wholesale.
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JAcKsoS's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To.
bacco. Retailers can buy 1t Of Joseph
speidel & Co., in s, 10 and 20 pound pack,
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AUCTION SALES.
A UoTloNsALEoF BUlLDISGToT

UV11VN oALEUF BUILDING LON
on TNsnly.nlnth street, above MeCo,,.,
s s6Gr y "a MORNING, AUGUST >, Al H. M ~ %
property Is situated on The north M ~ + !, The
ninth street, on cllwslrs Iun, NJ. '"satI'
he99i " aeres, which will 30 offered Ia H. uErt
10 10y o. 70 feet tr1ut on Twenty .nlnt6 mi Ne saoso q
I tSlasS. neE III y ~ it " t LET 70, 70 . - tSrty foot street, and h.
thg premises one tWO-StOry house Win ii rai
and basement and 4 O~aS-ttOFy house with ~, MGi
apI kitchen, Also, q good we'll Of Eaisr snI !, GSa'
IEAHs oH SALE-Ole.thlFd down aud bIiurl1L
one and v year with interest. "NAn'eiR
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WEATHER %TEDIcATiONs.

TAI N. Rms =. N. =. NJ. la. ". 10 y. 5 I'm. ~. N.
10 q " Il 20 10. 70 81
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SERGEANT's SALE

SERGEANT's SALE
JAM" " '. M'ndsl GIN m pail, In til. uup,a,
James Aedaanou. PA Coa1 d wheeling.
By virtue Of an EKecufyo on issued In ths rbovp ,ptL.
ue1 cause, and 70 me directed, have levied Oh Ibl
VIII proceed 10 sell to die hIg6eat and Leaf bidder, 90
THE FIRST nA'I OF EPTEMBER, ls0.
Between the hour Of 10 O'CLOCK An. and 4 Trlo,t
a. me troM door 81 the court II0uNs Oi OILY
Soanty, In the city Of Wheeling, The following pm
One Spring WAGON,
Two Sets Of HGIness,
Two BugEies.
TRIMS OF BALE, CASH.
JAMES ". SWEENEY.
Inv, "a ,s-o Sergeant Of the City Ol TbseliaE
sVHH II 1879 ivt
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JosEPH sPEmM Co, wholesale grocers,
r headquarters for Jackson's BestTobac.
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WAN1En.

WANTED-A COOK WHO nv
vh wash and lton WhSrs The faulty |, ~ Van
y uelEHa home ~ we'll " 4 place " '"aa, and
ans GlN
S1 Nah ,i,,,,
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Sl0 ~ $1,000 INVESTED IN WALL
,sS nS sPkEET STOCKS make iortunSI eyST1
5FS" !. S &9s sent trUe explaining everything, A
SpTiS51S Sot bAnkerS, II Wall stree, n. =
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The Harvest Home picnic at Craig's
Grove, yesterday, was one Of the most ell
joyable affairs OF the kind ever held in
Washington county. Ohio, Marshall and
Brook counties sent large delegations. I.
T. CoCkayne's orchestra furnished the
music for the occasion. The crowd was
estimated at 1000.
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FoR sALE-A RTIRIE
5Is,! CGttHsH Dwelling, containing seven upsta.sa
mont county o. Apply TO h.LE$GS6tR it1TTE
SR;, General BudneIl and Peal eStSis ATsni tS XIV
Col!OCh street, Wheeling. VI We Abe"' 'pI,A''
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NENTISTRY.-TO THOSE THAT De
- SIRE to save their natural teeth We would say
that We mr. nov better prepared than ever before 10
enable them to dn Al. by The uS'O Of M ELECTRo
MAGNETIC PLuGGRR We tau and are making better
and hanlsoncT told Fillipgh, with moro tAEe 10 our
Patients, than have heretofore been InAde in this
city Or elsewhere, without the ath Of the Electric
PlugHtr. What W. Ny We can pnbve by actual
demonstration. Call and see 10: yourselves.
JAMES 81, sulGGlSON 4 son,
Rui No. iliS Market st., Wheeling, W. Va.
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FOR SALE.

FoR sALE-THE PIANO WAGON
4 Of AdamI 1 Lucas. The ruuuInR Zen. AuvA
Y new. WIZ b !old at 4 very low pTieS ny ~.
At The store Of C. Y. Lucas. Apply 10 "S"a
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onlce. Nos. ~ and N Fourteenth Street
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Nrw sroRE = cssr.. Buchanan 4 Bal
lard have opened new furniture and nm.
dcrtaking establishment on Main street. In
the store room lately occupied by y. T.. AZ.
ver-on a Co.
ELncrIoS saturday. February sth
= vote win he taken by the citizens u Rich
mond as 10 whether a levy n IS cents on
every 500 Of taxable property, Tor ihs
purpose 81 extending the Public School
another session, and better paying IN,
teachers.
ON CHuRCu.-We learned ON Sunday
last that the oldest Presbyterian church in
the State Il the old stone church At Walnut
IIin, iG miles from Richmond, on the lex.
ington pike, having been built In i79s, and
is now preached In twice a month by Rev
James II. Morrison, a Young man, late Of
North Carolina.
BnoSsroS AHEAp.--The contest IN this
district for the Democratic nomination for
Commonwealth Attorney has hccn quit,
lively for the last two weeks. Mr.. Dron.
ston will ~ into the Convention ahead
which comes Oh next Wednesday, Febru.
airy 9Th.
EIaHrErN NrAns.-Cash Grvcs, III,
man who killcd Jane. Moore at Kingston
this county, on March 10th. 1877, and va.
sent at our last March court to the Peni
tertiary for ~ years, was taken from IN,
Jail here by Sheriff neaiheragc on Tuesday
last to Frankfort, to aerve out his sentence
the Court Of Appeals having confirmed III,
decision Of the lower court.
CusrED On Saturday last Judge W. G
Miller held court at the former home o
Mrs DR.. Il. J. Breck to try writ Of forci
bic detainer against O. h. Nunnelly, VII,
rented the farm from Dr. Breck for 81 20,
per year, but was unable to give sufficient
note, and after three trials, Nunnelly wa
ousted from the possession Of the farm
Or. Breck represented himself, and Mr.. W
p. Smith the delft.
PERsoSAI.-Col. VIM. J. Holloway, o.
Lexington, L. 5. Marshal, Is visiting hi
daughter, Mrs. Dick Burton. May Jen
nings started last Monday on horseback FOL
Georgis, where he will make his futurs
home. May has many friends here, VII,
wish him success in his new home. X. L
White has just returned from Georgia
where he disposed Of two car load o
mules, and reports the market very dull
Miss Sudie White has returned home aitel
an extended visit to Mt Sterling. Tn,
children Of Prof. J. V. Logan and Mr. Ma
Brown are rapidly recovering from a slight
attack Of Scarlet Fever
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WAYSrsBuRe, KY, Jan. %, 1879.
John l.. Bad, Eq., and otAere
GESTLENES;-No man Of feeling can be
insensible to the wishes Of his immediate
neighbors and fellow-citizens and indiiier-
ent TO a testimonial of their Kind opinion
Of himself. Nor can he be uninhuenced
by their express request that he shall serve
them in an official caPacity-especially
when il may be the means Of gratifying his
own ambition by promoting him to an
Office Of honor and confidence. Feeling
thus, ! cannot do other wise than accept
your very complimentary invitation to be-
come a candidate for the Office Of Repre-
sentative for Lincoln county in the next
General Assembly Of Kentucky, subject to
the action Of the Democratic party, should
a Convention he held, hoping that | may
be able, in the event that | am elected, TO
serve the people not only Of the Waynes-
burg precinct, but of the whole county,
faithfully and scceptably. Heartily thank
you for this evidence Of your friendship
and esteem, I remain your friend and obe-
dent servant, T. S. GOocH.
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WalNE COINTi.


"''
MAhhiA"h LichSsh-iaS oeen issued
since 'a-. report 10 Mr' Mereu''h W. 'uf'
'eh ana MIS- NIFTY An" "''e'
SICKNESS l.. A. Lanier, an estima-
Bile citizen Of Min Springs, Tor several
years an invalid, is very IN, with bat liiile
hope OF recovery. Mr., Richard kasisey'
also continues qni'e ieeo'e' Mr. 'ohn in''
e" y improving
BUSINESS CHANGE.-Mr Wm. $. Stone
has sold his interest In the drug store OF
Stone & Phillips, to Ephraim p. Phillips
Mr. W. S. Stone and Dr. John Hall speak
Of goiog West in a short time with view
to prospecting for business location.
TIM Nfr,r u,rv,-r 60. 81 o,.
Ii. r.. ..,,,-.I s., a.. c..,,L
- - - 49,, :. -.
-. 20 -. -, -. TIao~,,' D..
-, -, ~ a.. -. =, ~ ~.
stock Al a, aver,se NJ SEQ p,o,;, on ORIGIN.
al cost
~. Al. ,c o.-, 49,
IA. o-,,,- = =, 49,
- 49, .s.,.,, ~
~ D.. :, -, -, ...,....,,,,..
- -. -. A.. M. A.,
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"
IrCTrnT Prof. W. \. Wilmington. Of
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MADISON COTSTY.
Rlehm0aa.

NEW PAPER- Messrs. Cunningham A
Turner will i~sne the Gr-l number Of Tho
Richmond Hcrah next Wednesday.
GoiS0 lioAE.-I.arge Numbers Of boat
hands are pacing through the town daily
on their way hack 10 their mountain
homes.
CouRT MATHIS The Quarterly Court
hAs been Ia session this week, and next
Monday will H. our County Court, which
il generally Riehmonds biggest dag.
EsTERTAiSArNr.-The little folks gave
parlor enter tainmenl add refreshments at
the residence Of Dr. preck hat Tuesday
evening for the beneGt u the "heaihen
Chime"
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PT'LAsKI C0TNTr.
Sesaersef.

PEACHES are all killed in this county.
A DEBATING SocmrY has been organ
ganized by a number Of talented young
speakers Of our town.
MARRIED, Jan. 22d, at the residence Of
Mr.. John Inman, Mics IIettie Porch and
Mr.. Green Adams, both Of Somerset
RELIGIOUS Newton preached At
the NJ. f. Chlrch. South, last Sunday. FL
der Harvey Ballou. a promising young
minister, preached at the Friendship Chris
tian Church.
THE social AND CorILLIoS-At the
Zachary House, Thursday, 22d, was a
grand success. The bridal party graced
the Lall with their presence, adding much
to the pleasure Of the occasion.
ARCHERY CLUB.-Somerset has an Ar
cherry Club. The rage for this very fash
ionable and erhilarating amusement, which
was introduced into this country from Eng
land, and has met with such great favor in
the North, has at last reached our little
burg and We have A club composed entire
" Of females. Ladies 4 Stanford, form a
club, practice, and probably You will get a
challenge.
TuE CITIZEN begins The new wear in
new dress. ornamented with lovely head
inss and other stylish appurtenances. The
editor. Mr.. w. Il. Hansford. we believe.
made his deBui in the journalistic world
through the columns Of the INTERIOR
JouRSAL over the signature Of ssalt and
Pepper" greatly mys,ifying the numerous
readers Of the JouRsAL here a. to who the
lively correspondent could be.
NJ. Al
-, M, -" - /" 49,.
"A,'' 'uos. n's S,,,. !" IeA1,v"'
Ta Zen A''0' . . ~ ~ ~. '
- - N'' '''u'"'u O"p I'm ~,
son has re,umed from a visit In Danyille.
The addition of NIL w. Colyer TO the
corps of teachers at Masonic College. has
giysn onite an imnetus TO its patronage.
Mr. Culver received a thorongh training in
Somerset High School. and il we'll prepar-
ed 10 take a leading mart in the position he
nov occupies
- No.. II, -.
-, a.. S,.,,..,';.,'.a 49,. = - a.. r. :
u n Wv - hss" .s.,..d.. .e,."noa, -
" ~ - ~ ',. s.''' 49,, - A." go
40 D., p.,iob" -, ~ - - 49,.
49, 49," 80. - -, -, -
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COUNTRY PRODUCE
WY yuv SHOULD VsEl!

ESQ, 900 Plows now
In use, giving perfect
satisfaction. $780, 900
invested u their manu-
faeture. New JOinter
and Coulter. They are
the only perfect plow :
made. Every farmer
should tryihem. Every
pillow warranted. Sat.
lsfaetion or no trade.
lIo moi waste money on
poor tools. 6et the gen-
ulne oliver. Lock for
the name on the beam.
Beware OF Infringing
limitations,
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and then sell asleep IN Jesus" Her re-.
mains were followed 10 their Last resting
place by an immense concourse Of relatives
and friends. That she should have died
while rhe was 20 young and fair make. her
loss much harder to be horne. We shall
miss her nov while the winds Of winter
sng rcquiems about her grave. When the
"green vc-turc Of Spring and the bloom
Of flower. planted by loving hands CON-
minele on the spot where she sleeps, we
shall miss her. We shall all Of ns miss
her In the years that are 10 come; but in
the Cup Wonder" she awaits rs, and then
We may meet her, II, like her. we bear with
patience and fcriitnde the Cross n "IIim
Who died"
COUNTY CoSvrSuoN.-In obedience to
a call of the Chairman, the Democracy Of
Rockcastle. county assembled in the Court
house, At Mt. Vernon, on Monday. 27th
inst. The meeting vas organized by the
election Of George W. Mcclure, Chairman,
and Dr.. J. ]. Brown, Secretary. The fol-
lowing were appointed Committee on res
olutions Dr. J. J. Brown, G. Crooke, I. A..
Stewart, 7. J. Ballard. A. p. Ricketts,, J..
n. Brown and W. J. Chestnut. They re-
ported the following resolutions which
we're unanimously adopted
We. the Democracy Of Rockcs.tie county. In
convsnilon assembled to appoint delesaie. to the
state Convention which MEETS In Louisville. on
tho 6rst day Of Nay NEXT. to nominaie q Demo
crailc State Ticket, declsre a. fellows
!. weresarm oar faith IN the principles Of IN.
Democratic party A. enuncietei In fhe Nationsl
platform Of 1873.
2. We recognize IN our fellou-countymsn. David
n williams, q consistent Democrat. . ccn.cienti.
Gus. honorable gentleman. snd man Who l. emil
nentiy capable 10 discharge the duties Of Register
Of the Land omee. Nth credit TO himself snd the
sisie. We therefore ash that he b. named on the
tate ticket fcr thst POSITION and Instruct the del
egaies hereinafter mentioned. 10 est the vote Of
Rockcasie Cor him At the Louisville Convention,
- long ~ he remains candidate, and TO use al
honorable means to secare his nomination.
a so far A. the other oaces than that Of Reggie
ter IL concerned send our delegates 10 sid Con-
venilon, unin-trucied o. 10 how they shall vo,e.
4 Said delegates vili vote % unit on all qucs-
lions arising In aid Convention-a majority Of the
delegates present 10 control.
5. The following are appointed delegate. 10 aid
Convention; George W. Mcclure. sam. NJ. Burdett
Ioac Stewart. c. Creole, ,. d. Proctor. ". y.
Brinkiey. J. J. Brown, A. y. Ricketts,. T. ,. Rsl-
lard, J. W. Thar. W. J. Chestnut, Aiex Lusk, T.
D. Mcclure. Richard Lamb. George samhrcok, A.
Pike and ali other good Democrats In the county.
6. The Secretary viii furnish copy ofthese
proceedings TO the Stanford ISrEEion JoUaSat,
Richmond R,gisisr. Somerset Reportsr, Richmond
Herald COvrisr-jourAai and other State parers Tor
publication. The meeting then adjourned.
GEo. W. NcCLuRE, Chm'a.
.. D. REowS. sec'y.
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RELlGI0Is.


MI Joseph ba'iou WI preach AZ 'he
christian church regularly hereafter on
me l'' ana on Lo'ds DAYS
Rev. Elisha Vaughn died last week, in
Christian county, aged 50 years. lie had
~" - "''',''' ." WV ""P''' N""''"
"'"V W ''"
VT John y iourg iectured N Louis-
Vine, ine-o"y nisht on 'Oon.'anunopie
ana fgyp' and ihe ehoH u highly spoken
o Wy the newspapers OF mat cry
A Vermont parson was up before his
Church recently. charged with preaching
long. dry. unedifyinr sermons. look out
We men Of many words. YOUR time i slow.
~, but surely coming.
~ cvn,,.
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BLAcKnunN and Underwood are nip
and tuck, 20 far, in the Gubcrnatorial
race, each having about 100 instruct.
ed votes. Watt Hardin, for Attorney
General. has leu his competitors away
ant ~ siohf
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BARBER SHOP
H.P.MOnigOmcry, : Proprietor,

Oaersh nj. professional sersiee. 10 thc puliie
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-31

The Democratic voter Of Lincoln Coun-
~ are requested to meet In Stanford Ky
on the Let Monday in February, County
Cont day. Tor the purpose Of appointing
delegates 10 the Democratic Convention TO
be held IN Louisville, Ky, On the l., day
II MAY next.
W. q. HASsroRp, Chm. CITY. Com.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
SM!!. To-! r.
~ DURHAM zkx2
TOBACCO
SOUTH BEND CHILLED PLOws,

aud Cast piows. Iron heam Double Shugrls, walk
ing CultiyatoTs, Ac. Mitchell Farm Nagons, H. x.
Wheelharrovs, Garden barross, Pumts, Eagle
torn shellers, tutilng lnNes, iarm BELLS, single
trees pauhe-irees Ac. &c sale Al factory prices b.
MeGIlL a ThI nan, lanis,lile, ky,
pealers in Garden and Field -sfils add lafm im-
plemenis. send ior prizes. aa.it
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-31

DIR. LISDERMAN, Director Of the
Mint, died on Monday last. Several
men we're longing for HE place, and
his taking of Is a source ofmuch graf
ifcation them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-31

We have received from DIR. John
q. A. Stewart, Superintendent of thu
Institution for the Education and
Training of feeble-minded children,
located at Frankfort, KY, copy of
his annualreport, from which we learn
that there are 127 children now icing
cared for at that Institution. OF this
number Lincoln furnishes three; Boyle
one, and Garrard two, while Rockcas-
lie. Casey, Wayne nor Pulaski, has a
representative.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-31

ANOTHER RIoHMoND.-W. II. III.
Thompson, of London. writes us that
be Is a candidate for Register of the
Land Office, subject to the action, &c.
Well, the more the merrrier, and then
the lightning might strike where We
least supposed. Mr.. Thompson is an
old typo" and fully competent to
an the Office worthily and acceptably.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-31

DURING the year 1875, 2O4 persons
we're killed, and 756 were injured by
railroad accidents in theUnited States.
According to the Railroad Gazette,
published al New York. the number
is smaller than for six years, being ~
peg cent. less than 1874