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o come, my love, and seek with me
A realm by grosser eye unseen,
Where fairy forms win welcome thee,
And dainty creatures hail thee queen.
In silent pools the tube Pll ply,
Where green conferva-threads lie curled,
And proudly bring TO thy bright eye
The trophies of the protest world.
Wen rouse the stentor from his lair,
And gaze into the cyclops' eye;
In chara and nitella hair
The protoplasmic stream descry
Forever weaving to and fro
With faint molecular melody;
And curious rotifers I'll show,
And graceful vorticelfid@.
Where melicerta ply their craft
Well watch the playful water-bear,
And no envenomed hydra's shaft
Shall mar our peaceful pleasure therei
But while we whisper loves sweet tale
Well trace, with sympathetic art
Within the embryonic snail
The growing rudimental heart.
Where rolls the volvox sphere Of green,
And plastids move in Brownian dance
If, wandering mid that gentle scene,
Two fond ameb@ shall perchance
Be changed to one beneath our sight
By process of biocrasis, ftw
Well recognize, with rare delight,
A type of our prospective bliss.
o dearer thou by far to me
In thy sweet maidenly estate
Than any seventy-fifth could be,
OF aperture however great
Come, go with me, and we will stray
Through realm by grosser eye unseen,
Where protophytes shall homage pay,
And protozoa hail thee queen.
Jacob +. Henrici. in Scribner's "Bric-a- Brao."
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-11-15

EACH maker Of Cabinet or Psrlor Organs
sdvertises his own as best. But the examina-
tons at the great worlds exhibitions have but
one result. At every one for dozen years
Mason Il Hamlin Organs have been found best
They are awarded the gold medal at the Paris
Exhibition this year.
TIE genuine Asbestos Steam Pipe and Boiler
Coverings are the most durable, effective and
economical in use. II. W. Johns Msnufae-
turing Company, 81 Maidsn bsne, New York,
are the sole manufacturers.
Yousa men go West. Learn telegrsphy. Stu
alton guaranteed address R. Valentine, man
sger, Janesville, Wis.
PREVENT crooked boots and blistered heels
By wearing Lyons Heel Stifeners. Can be
applied at any time.
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LADIES, G. Gilbert's starches are pure.
Consumption Cured.

Al old physician, retired from practice, having had
placed in his hands by East India Missionary the
formula Of simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis, catarrh,
Asthma, and all Throat and Lung Affections, also
positive aud radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested ts wonderful
curative powers Ia thousands Of has felt II his duty
TO make II known 10 his suffering fellows. Actuated By
this MOTIVE and desire to relieve human suffering,
will send free Of charge all who desire IT, this recipe
In German French, or English with full directions for
preparing and using Sent By mail BY addressing, with
stamp, naming this paper. W. W. sHERAR, I49 Pow
srS Block, Rochester, New York.
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$500 Reward.

They cure all diseases of the Stomach,
Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys,
and Urinary Organs, and $500 will be
paid for case they will not cure or help,
or for any thing impure or injurious
found in them-Hop Bitters. Test
them.-P0st.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-11-15

We pay either to Agents on sal.
AIRY or commission. Address,
with stamp, WOOD SAFETY
LAMP CO., Portland, Maine.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-11-15

The egIess from the system of waists ma
terial through the natural channels should be
rendered free, without loss of time, when .
Blockade is produced by an attack Of consti-
patton, disorder, which, lift becomes chronic,
Is productive Of serious bodily mischief.
Jaundice, severe headaches, nausea, dyspep-
STA, the usual eoncommitants of the maiady
mentioned, all indicate that thu bodily fune-
tons are materially interfered with. Hostel
ter's Bitters is particularly eficacious in
cases of this sort, and renders the habit Of
body perfectly regular. 1t is a medicine
greatly to be preferred to drastic cathartics,
which are we'll calculated to drench, but un-
happily also to weaken the intestines. We say
unhappily, since such medicines are the fav-
orite resource of many ill-advised persons,
who resort to them upon the most trivial oc-
easion, and greatly to their discomfort and
injury.
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Der which the vines do creep,
W there they'll board fellow cheap3
DosT know some pastoral vale

SOME boys undertook to play base ball
in field where ram was feeding re-
Gently. He butted the short stop
through picket fence,and' forced all the
rest to make home run. The boy who
was butted through the fence was the
only one scored, andhe carries the score
with him.
ADMIRING FRIEND What, another
picture? Why, that's the second you've
finished this week! Pictor-- The third,
my boy the thirdl Admiring Friend
(wishing to be pleasant)-Ah, wonder
full! That's what / always say when
near people abuse your pictures. "They
may be bad" | always say, "but just
look at the lot of them he turns out!"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-11-15

h. W. JoHN's Asbestos Roof Paint forms
the most durable and economical protective
coating in the world for tin roofs, exposed
brick walls, iron work, barns, fences, etc., for
which it is in every respect equal to the best
white lead, while 1t costs only half as much.
1t is made in . variety Of beautiful colors,
samples of which will be sent free on applics.
ton to 81 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
CoLDs AND CoueHs.- Sudden changes o.
climate are sources Of Pulmonary and bronchial
Injections. Take At once Bro,en's Bronchial
7Loehes," let the ood cough, or irritation of the
throat b ever 70 slight ~ ssas box,
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Farmers, %. 900, 900

can be saved every year by the farmers
in this country if they will properly
color their butter by using Wells, Rich
ardson & Co.'s Perfected Butter Color.
1t givesa splendid June Color, and never
turns red. sTE-
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consignments Of Lumber, Logs, Slaves, Grain, Furs,
Hides Skins, &C., &C., by DODGE a CO., Gen.
eral Commission Merchants, 35 Commerce
Street. Baltimore, Md. References furnished.
Corr espondence In yited,
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GaERARD COUSTt.
Lancaster.


LioESsh-Ma- Issued 'hls week 'or 'hs
marriage OF Miss Ae'y !" ''f' 'o'er'
QuALIFIEn Sheriff elect, }. NJ. Higgin.
botham, haa qualified and entered rpou the
dutie- Of HE Office.
o.. w,,,N, Ooh s.ddn,h
. - -. .,.s-..a,,'i, IN Co ..vsrsl
SIiI HI' Ys'n u-s''''
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com On account Of the extreme cold
for the last three or four days, nearly all
business except ice-gatherins has been par.
als,ed. A very small attendance l. At al
ofthc schools, IL being impossible fof the
childrn 10 be present except those who
live very near.
PrEsoSAT--Mia. Negia Potts, Of Rich.
mond, i visiting Miss Mollie Buriett. Mr.
Harry Brown, Of Helena. Miss, !. visiting
Georgc Denny sr. Col. Mat Walton and
wife have returned from Fayetle. Mn.
Dr.. Fratec entertained small party Of
friends on Monday evening. On Tuesday
evenings number Of Mis-. JEANNE I.ackey's
friends were given the sweet" and "tcna-
cious" pleasure Of candy-pu.ling. At
the same time Mrs.. DE-. Fisher entertained,
assisted BY her uephe~s, the Messrs. Hull
Mis- Ssllie Grant, Of Dunville. l. At her
broihers, Dr. J. W. Grant. Our popular
friend, Mr.. VIM. X. Ray, who has long
been the Express Agent NJ this station, has
removed to Columbus, Ky. where he will
practice law. His office is 6lled BY INV
NJ. Boyle, from Husionvillc. J. II. Ciag-
ecit, the "lcad" Of the Senior Clss. IN old
Centre, was here laat Friday.
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WIiNE COINTi.


BoES--On the lth inst, IN the vile nj
VIM. Flemming, a son.
I ILL., Mrs. Matte Ianier. vile Of Mr..
Jed Ssllee, Of Mill Springs. Is dangerous
lyill
snERIFF.-Mr Thomps Ramsey ha- eS
ecuted bond and entered upon his duties a.
Sheriff Of this county, for the next two
year..
CoLD.-The Mercury still continues in
the vicinity Of zero. The second morning
Of New Year the Thermometer registered
q below. lee houses have nearly all been
6lled with solid ice, averaging inches
thick.
OS BAIL-The case Of Jamc- Il. Phil
ips, of which we made mention last week,
was tried before Esquires Fast and Bates,
early In the week. The affair proved to
be an ugly one for Phillips, one Of the
Magistrates holding that the crime was
was homicide. The other one took more
favorable view Of Il, the result was com
promise, and fixing bail at $500. This
sum was given and Phillips set at liberty
until the May Term Of our Circuit Court.
BUsISIsa CHANGES -Messrs Phillips
4 Oats have aOld one-third interest in
their store to DR.. Hiram u. Phillips. The
style Of the firm Is therefore changed TO
Phillips, Oatts 4 Co...... Elmer Jones has
bought c. W. Gragg's interest in the drug
store Of Gragg 4 Hall, at Liberty, aud
will move there ~ take charge Of the es-
tablishmsnt Elmer is one Of our most
-oTlhy young men. and one that We can
cordially recommend 10 the confidence Of
the community in which he has selected
his new home.
THE ENTERrAISNEST-At the Court.
house ON the evenings Of Stat ult aud 1t
inst, proved very enjoyable affair. The
tables spread 10y the mstron- OF the town
fairly grosned under the abundance Of all
kinds Of delicacie-, and good thing. Of q
more sgbsiantisl nature And The usic
by Miss wsstlako and others, was pro-
nounoed by those competent to judge Of
such matters, we'll chosen and skilfully per.
formed. The eommodiou- hall and wide
sisle-, afforded ample room for promena.
ding by the young folks who seemed TO
take especial delight in appropriating il in
that way. The proceeds amounting to
near 500 will be used for refurnishing the
Church with carpets, chandeliers, Se, In.
We regret the spiritual apathy
that neeessitates this or any other religious
community resorling IA such means foF
such purpose. Believing just appreci-
alton Of the great sacrifice will 20 OH the
heart OF every true christian with love and
gratitude that I, will not require the pan.
isring TO aeshy appetites to induce them 10
contribute Of their means lof which they
are only slswards) for AL purposes ealcula,
I'd W sdvaaes the Masters cause 4
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-oni who has been quite ~, has recovered.
Misses Annie Donnihuc and Josie button
have returned 10 their homes after a brief
witt here, and they have len a void In POI.
ciety thst can not be 6llcd. BY their Vi.
vacliy and amiabiliiy they have become
endearcd to many hearts, and thcirsqioun
viii long be regarded A. a ray Of sunshine
which helped to dispel the slocm that On.
veloped "dull old Somerset"
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PTLasKI COIgTi.


/ lcE.--Our ice-houses an all sell Glled
with beautiful ice.
\ NEW YEAB's GnT.--Born, Janusry
LAT, TO the wife Of Mr.. Ton Cloyd,a daush-
ter.
A TEA PABIY-Ciiven BY Mrs.Ed Porch
la.t week in honor OF her guests, Wa =
very enjoyable affair.
twO-monlh old infant OF
Mr.. James Ware wss smothered to death
last Friday night while sleeping with IL
parents.
A RE-USIoS.-A party OF Mr.Wm. Nor
rows old school-mates met at his home, by
invitation. and with happy hearts and
smiling faces" whiled away seversl hours
Of New Year's nigh, in pleasant chat and
lively game.
RELIoIous. Rev. J. McElroy was pre-
vented by lines from Cling his regular
appointment here at the Presbyterian
Church. lie will preach next Sunday.
Quarterly Meeting begun last Sunday at
the NJ. +. Church, North, conducted by
Presiding Elder Bruce.
FLOWERS KILED.-The cold weather,
among other devastating effects. has brought
sorrow to many a horticulturist of our
town. The Pits that usually preserve the
flowers 20 we'll through the Winter have
proven inefficient during the intensely cold
weather Of the past few weeks, and several
hundred dollsn' worth Of flowers have per,
ishe.i.
THE REcEPTIoS--Giyen by Mrs. Robt
Gibson In honor Of the brides was one Of
the most enjoyable saair Of the holidays.
The genial hostess dispensed her CHEEKY
greeting- in her usual hospitsble manner,
and, assisted by her charming daughters.
made the guest. feel better for having been
there, and reluctant 10 lssve when the hour
for parting came.
WARS HIS SAME?--During a recent visit
to Bourbon, thi- county, your correspond
ent had the pleasure Of meeting talented
writer Of Pulssk known in the world vf let
tera by the nom De plano Student. I'VE found
him fascinating eOnversationalis. aud a
noble hearted gentleman, and expect in fi-
ture years 10 see his name enrolled upon
the list Of Kentueky's great sud good Iaeu.
TuE LAsr MoAKSIs srEST IN MANY.
MAKISG.--A party Of ladies, in memory Of
the departure Of old rs into the far sway
region Of the past, spent few Of IT, last
hours coa~ting by moonlight on stanford
street, thereby causing gossips 20 raise
their hands aud srelaiH, "well, id you
ever Z" but shording for themselves great
pleasure, AnI clothing the last hours Of the Z
old year 10 dress Of incidents consisting /
ofhsrros escapes, being overturned In the .
snow, sleds being steered over pfeolpitous
banks that will csuse them IN he long re.
member By all.
PEAsoNAL--Mr. Millard Huaaksr has
resurneJ To somerset Mis. Hattie vicko-
~ !. quite M. Nc. lohn W. Collier has
been employed ;. assistant teacher At Ma
sonic College. Mr.. sam Hays has return.
" 10 livingston Ma Bryant Hu.eAls.
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MADISON COuNTI.


NHNfNNNHNNHH
Counr-rhc Common Peas Couri con-
vrncs here ncS, Monday.
CESrrAL USIvErsIrv--Iiasr resumed IL.
exercises amer i7-day's vacation.
K.-The thermometer was is' be.
low zero here on lost Friday morning
PERSONAL. Prof Tobin, 1T Central INT
vcrsity, has returned from HE lecturinS
tour.
NorwIrsrASpiSo L)cN OrrioS III,
usual number Of the boys got on New
Years drunk last Monday
TrNE LocKs-rhc four Banks Of thi.
place have purchased time attachments iol
the vault locks, At cos, Of si,eoo.
ALI CLOSED nur OSr--local Option
has closed all the b,r.rooms but one, and
Il l. aid that one hid good business court
day.
Two MURDERS. The Register Of lasl
week reports two murders. one in Doyles
willie and the other in Rogersville. in thil
county.
HILL. last Sunday night the Rev
Dr. Eyans.of the Methodist Church, preach
ed very interesting and instructive YER
mon on hell.
DipS'r MAZE 1.-THE Jail birds at
tempted TO make their escape on last Sun.
day BY unlocking the doors with wcodsT
key, bat were discovered in time to pre-
ven, their fight.
Has REsoSEp. 1t was a subject Of re-
eret by great many that George W. Balm
the great Temperance orator, was unable
on account Of sickness, to GU hi appoint
ment here fast week.
CouSrY CouRr.--T day wa 20 cold ana
dissgreeable last Monday that tie attend
snce on County Court day was not 50 larg,
~ usual. A few small land ale. and SON,
stock sAle-, small in Importance and amount
were made, not worthy ~ reporting.
RICHMOND HERAID.-The prospectns v
out for the establishment Of a new papel
In this place, IN b. called the Richmond
Hcruld, and il is to BE- edited and Published
BY W. o. Cunningham, late Of Springfield
Ky, and the Hon. I'd. W Turner. ~ thi.
place.
IRIS RIeHr.-Tipton, u the Esgisisr,
has Just Published in the New York HHuid
= detailed account Of crime IN this county
for the last two years. in which he maze.
out Madison The -cene Of more bloody and
brutal murders than any other county in
the State, which Is not right
DEArHS-lOn last SATURDAY., Indge JEFF
erson Williams, Of our Police Court, one
Of oldest and respected citizens, died at the
residence Of Mr.. W. T. Smith. OF this place,
in the 7Ith year Of his age, and was buried
uith Masonic honors on Tuesday morning
...... Mr.. Sarah :. Walker, the estimahle
wife Of W.. Walker, died at her home on
lat Thursday after painful Hines 81 two
week. Of ErysiPela-.
MARRIAGE BELLs--m New Near's
morning, at the residence ii the brides
mother, Mr-. L. 1. Miller, on Lancaster
Avenue, Mr.. y. W Henderson, rising
Young lawyer Of Houston, Texas, was uni
ted in 'rsrriage To Mis. Maggie 4. c. Nil.
Ter, one Of Richmond's most charming la
iie-. The ceremony was said BY Dr.Pratt,
and after the congratulations Of friends and
. -umpluous meal they started by carriage
10 Lexington. whence they went tn Hous-
Ion, Texas. their future home
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CRAB ORCHARD, Ky, Jan. eth, '79.-Eei
iOs- Cdisess Of Lincoln Comfy With an uh-
firing energy that no chilling blast Of de-
feat can ever subdue, am agsin a candid.
ate for the Legislature. At the proper
time shall proceed to address you, at least
once to every square mile in the county. so
that no voter shall complain that he had
to go more than half mile from home to
hear the devoted champion Of the peoples
rights. Gratefully, Your,
foNTAISE ,. BohHrrr
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TENNESSEE AFFAIRS. The Legis.
lature has organized by the election Of
John Il. Neal. Speaker Of the Senate.
and II. r. Fowles. Speaker Of the
House. Governor Porter, in his mes-
sage to the body recommends tie
compromise Of the State debt at iif,y
cents on the dollar.
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IOIIvER'S CHILLED PLOw
WHY ysv SHOULD v!El!

ESQ, 900 Flows now
In use, giving perfect,
satisfaction. 100000
invested In their mana
hoture. New Jolnter
and Coulter. They are
the only perfect plows
made. Every farmer
should trythem. Every
pillow warranted. Sat.
lsfaetiOn or no trade.
D0 mol waste money on
poor tools. Get the gen,
uine oliver Look for
the name on the beam.
Beware OF infringing
limitations,
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Tnr Indiana Legislature is com.
posed of seventy-seveu straight Demo
Gratis, siSty.two Republicans and elev.
en- Greenbackers. This is a clean
Democratic majority over all opposi-
ton on joint ballot OF four. and as.
snres the reelection Of the tall sycs-
more OF the Wabash"
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JuLCs LEON, a merchant Of Leba-
non. has thrown up the sponge, with
liabilities some 5000 or $1,000 ia
excess Of his assets. Wholesale deal
ers in Louisville and Cincinnati. are
The principal sufferers.
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PoLITIcAL.--The county of Jefier'
son held a Convention at Louisville,
on Saturday last, and instructed for
DIR. Blackburn, for Governor, and
Col. r. A. Jones, for Attorney Gen.
eral. The city will hold her Conven-
ton on the 22nd of March. ..... Ed.
mondson county has instructed Tor
Governor, John G. Underwood, and
J. NJ. HallSell, for Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
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OWING to il! health, Mr.. Geo. w.
Balm has resigned the Office of Grand
Worthy Chief Templar and the editor.
ship Of the GOod Templars AdrOeate.
This is sad news to his many admirers
here. I. Il. Demaree, of Harrods-
burg. succeeds Mr.. Il. in both posi-
fions
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THE aggregate product OF gold IN
the United States last year. was s5s..
956.23l, of silver s3S, 74s, 39l and Of
lead 90, 452. 900. the total being ST.,
267, 1872 less than 1877.
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Tn Trustees Of the G. S. X. Il.
have reconsidersd and extended the
time for the completion Of the road
to the 10th Of December next. The
track has reached the Cumberland
River going South, and treck laying
will commence at Boyce Station COM
ing North, in a few days.
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The Danville Tribune very Tathet.
ically adds TO the notice of a recent
death that the deceased twas one Of
the most promising candidates for the
Office Of taller"
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A NO, FARM For SALE,

Having determined 20 move West, / oiier ny
Yarn, containing li9nIl-IMO ACREs, lying
on the Hanging Fork, Ia Lincoln county, about
miles ilom STANFORD and . miles iiom Dahyllle and
one and half uliles from The pike, Good Cottage
Dueliing and clsteTn, god young Orchard 81 -
SGT lruit we'll gatcfed. A. I ana doiermined 10
loll, win glse a baseain Ia The ssls
JAS. q. BRYANT,
Ws-u stanford, Lincoln o., ~.
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SOME Of the Texas emigrants write
that unskilled labor Is worth three dol.
lars per day; but unfortunately there
IL no demand for il.
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KENTUCKY has 80 National Banks
with capital of s7,4i0,0OO, and the
rates of dividends to capital for the last
6 months was 81 per cent. NewYork
has 223, with capital amounting to
s33.169, 29l; dividends 3.S5 per cent.
of capital. The banking business was
less profitable last year than for the
eight preceding years.
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A Republican Convention % nom.
mate candidates for Stste offices hss
been called 10 meet in Louisville on
the 10th of April.
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CALEB CusHISG, Minister to Spain,
under the Grant dynasty, and presi.
ding officer of the famous Charleston
Convention, died last Friday. lie
was born in Massachusetts, in 1900,
and was consequently in his 18th year
As an educated, polished and able
man, he ranked among the foremost
Of this or any other age.
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IS tho Neurology OF 1878 ii pains
US 10 observe that no mention was
made Ofou esteemed friend, the All.
koond Of Swat.
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\ BosToN paper wittily remarks
that "Christmas was such windy,
clustering day, that great many
wicked young men were out gu the
streets to see what the young ladies
had in their stockings" The spindle
shanks that greeted their eyes were a
pitiful sight. Come to Kentucky,
young men, il you would see some.
thing worth seeing. Your Boston
gals have tDo much "Culchsr." and
too little physical perfection.
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DAsvIILE Was formerly known ~
The great embodiment" II y regis.
sersd now - ''tAs sreai snbanbnspt "
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TIM straight Democratic ticket,
with but the single exception Of a
Councilman. was elected in Frankfort,
last Saturday, by good majorities, aud
Taylor, the embezzler, who headed
the Citizens ticket, will have to seek
other vindication. II is strange that
the way-farins man, even though a
fool, could have hesita,ed whsn the
choice was between. Hon. $. |. NJ.
Major, on whose good name there hss
never been breath Of suspicion, and
man whose reputation is at die.
count, both at home aud abroad.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-10

EMMETT LOGAN is measuring the
length Of HE big foot IN the snow at
North Bend, Ind; hence no State News
column in the C1,uier.JomHdi Of Wed.
neslay.
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VINO Cas- THIS MEAN THE Ken.
lucky Congressman who was recently
charged by correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Pre-: with washing his
feet in the marble basin belonging to
the Appropriation Committeeman,
and thereby contracted rheumatism
winch lasted for several weeks, was re.
Gently 80 imprudent as to give his face
and neck thorough ablution, and is
now threatened with an attack Of
diphtheria. i Gin. Enquirer.