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LIXCOLX COUxTi.
Halls Gan station.

- Mr.. W. J. Adams, Of Morgan county,
IN, is here visiting relatives.
JIM. Martin bought Of Reuben viii
liams a thoroughbred bull calf for S25.
A. NJ. Pence has rented the improve
menis Of the Joe Smith farm to Al. Jones
for the ensuing year for 500. Mr.. Jones
has alss rented the Pitman farm, near
Walnut Flat.
- PEScE -NAUGHAN.- Married, at the
residence Of the brides father, ON the
morning Of the 10th inst, Mr.. A. NJ. Pence
to Miss Katie, eldest daughter Of Mr.. Geo.
Vaughn. The affair was a very quiet one
there being only the families and few Of
the most intimate friends present. The
ceremony performed by Elder $. II. King
though short, was beautiful and very inn
pressiye. Immediately after ceremony the
happy couple leit for Danville, where they
took the p. NJ. train for Cincinnati.
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PULASKI COUNTY.


H0tNgEagNs
A genuine bear show in town last Mon
dry.
Born on the 18th inst, to the wife Of
ID. NJ. Newell, boy. Dave is doing well.
- Messrs. V. X. Logan and d. NJ New
ell have returned from business trip to
"PorkOpolis."
- Several widowers in town have been
repainting and repairing their property Of
late. This looks ominous.
Mr.. ]. y. Niece received a very pain
ful wound in the ankle, a few days ago, by
the falling Of a heavy goods box.
Last Monday was County Court Day
A goodly attendance was in town. The
r,nle trade was little bri-k-prices rang
ing from $50 to 500.
Rev. Mr.. Gould, Principal Of the Fe-
male Academy at Millersburg, Ky,
preached at the NJ. +. Church, last Sunday,
morning and evening.
The man who thinks he could fall a
thousand feet perpendicular without much
injury Is shrewd fellow. lie knows upon
which end his soft places are located.
i believe that Mr.. n. G.. Trimble con
templates, very soon, putting up large
business house and dwelling on the LOT on
Main street known as the Thompson corner,
- Masters Geo. Sandifer and ''Colane'
IIuskison, couple Of amateur operators
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-Dmp.-Ai her residence In Danvillc.
on the lith inst, Of pneumonia, Mrs. u.
v Lilca, in the 2gih year Of her age She
leaves four little children. the Youngest
only enc month old.
The second lecture Of the winter se-
ries will he delivered IN the Chapel Of
Bell Seminary by Jno. G. Young on Fri
day, the l9th, commencing " O'Clock.
Subject The Lost Arts.
"A negro namci Walker, near Parks
vile. has lately lost four horses by having
them to mysieriously die. In the stomach
Of the last was found strong evidence that
poison had been administered
Choice cattle sold on Monday Court
Day At cts. Twenty head weighing
1920 lbs. brought 1855. II is estimated
that there were about 900 cattle on the
market and generally sold we'll. Aged
broke mules brought from $55 u Slzj.
Horses averaged about $50 or 500.
The regular December term Of Com
mon Pleas Court is now in session. The
suit for S25, 700 damages, brought by Mary
Iincoln's next friend, against Mrs. II. +.
samuels Is now in progress Of trial. For
plaintiff, Phil. Thompson, sr., and Geo.
Denny, Jr., for defendant, Durham and ia
cobs and SAINT Harding.
--PERsoSAL.-Miss whitthouse, Of Co
lumbia, Tenn, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Chas. P. Cecil, in this county~...Mr.
Thos. Shelby aud daughter, Miss Mary, Of
FaYetie county, visited Danville last week.
...... Hon. q. w. Dunlap and Geo. Deny,
Of Lancaster, Phil b. Thompson, sr., and
Thomas Bell, Of Iarrodsburg, r. @. War
rem, Of Stanford, and Judge Belden, Of
Lebanon, are attending Court....".T. r.
Walton, Jr., of the INTERIOR JouRsAI., gave
Us call on Monday &C G. Fox and bride
have returned, and were elegantly enter
tanned, on Tuesday night, by Mrs. J. c.
Caldwell, sister Of the groom.
The members Of the Senior class Of
Centre College, have been for some time
writing for Prof. Hitchcock, sketch Of
the late, very late, DIR. Samuel johnson,
Lexicograpler. Having been with the DR..
from the time when he MIXED for living,
through lges changeful equinoxes, they
were, Of course, sadly panied to heas Of his
death. which occurred Dec. II, 1884. Their
sorrow eliminated when they recognized
the fact that having been dead IS years he
could be kept no longer, and must now be
buried. Accordingly on Saturday morn
ing, 18th inst, being the 20 anniversary Of
his death, accompanied by the martial
music Of the ffe and drum, and followed
by sorrowing friends and his bereayed
widow, wringing her hands in mute de-
spair, his remains ION which | recognized
an old pair Of pants) were carried through
the streets towards "the grave where he
was to be buried" After an appropriate
funeral discourse he was laid in the grave,
and now he sleeps, gently sleeps, with his
toes toward the daises. He was a good
man aswell As great one, for he never want
ed 10 fine a member Of debating society.
even a nickel for leaving his seat
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NOME AFFAIRS.
Severance a. Dudderar.

Every thing in order for the Fall and
Winter trade. Our stock Is now complete
in every department
Irish linens, table damask, towels, crash
es, &c.
Felt skirts and shawls for ladies and
children.
We call special attention to our Kid and
Berlin gloves.
New stock Of carpets aud oil cloths, win
dow shades, &c.
Ladies', gents and children's underwear
at popular prices.
White and gray blankets in 1914 and
ia at very low prices.
Zephyr shawls, nubias, hoods 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 and white twilled narnel-
plain, white, red, grey, Shaker and plaid
I hannels.
Ladies will find the best assorted stock
of Dress Goods in our house TO be found
in the city.
We have a large and elegant line Of la
dies, gentlemen's and children's hosiery
in all grades and eolors.
Our stocking yarns are from the Lexing
ton WOODEN Mills, pronounced by kniIteri
the smoothest and best yarn in the market
We desire to call the especial attention
Of the ladies to our handsome stock o
eloaks and dalmans, very elegant anC
cheap.
Rubber shoes, Arctic oyershoes for wo
men and children. Mems rubber boots
inst the thing for farmers, who are com
PEELED to be out in the mud and snow.
Brown aud bleached oottons, nine an,
ten-qrarter sheeting, pillow case cotton
eheyioto cotton, plaids, apron checks, drill
ing, &c.-in fact, every thing in staPl'
cOttOns
We have made a special effort to have
our stock Of Trimmings complete. lor
will find black and oolored silks, black ant
oolored satins, Pekin stripes, blacK sil K
velvet, velveteen, Nc, &C.,
Canton aannels, 900 yards bought JUL
Let, since which time they have advance
hom one TO two and half cents per yard
We propose to give our customers the ad
vantage Of our early purchase.
Come at last--those extra fne home
made boots, with top soles. Many Of on
customers have been wearing the sam
kind Of boots for twelve months. Ever
pair warranted, Look at them.
ln clothing, We can say without fear o
contradiction that We have the best ant
cheapest stock ever offered to the people 0
Lincoln, buying direct from the larges
manufacturer in the United States. Il {
conceded by every one at all familiar will
the clothing trade, that clothing made il
Cincinnati Is designed 10 and does it TN
southern people better than clothing mad
elsewhere In full worsied suits, We oae
some exceedingly nice goods. Our low
priced suits ART cut In the latest fashion
nicely trimmed, we'll made, and have al
The appearance Of Gner goods. Ia over
coats, We have every thing, from a ehsal
Satinet up TO the finest Chinehilla or Eng
iish ~orstsd. Ia boys aud youths suit p
We simply ash you 10 examine, feeling sun
You will bnv.
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Mr.. and Mn. W. r. Stephenson are
visiting relatives ia llarrodsburg
Mrs. Maggie Saunders, handsome
young widow. Of this place, has returned
from visit To Somerset.
We understand Miss Lizzie Schooley,
a petite beauty of Lexington, who spent
several months here last Summer, will be
with as during the holidays. How happy
will We "B."
The Christmas holidays promise 10 he
unusually gay. Christmas eve there will
be a Christmas tree at the Christian
Church free 10 everybody. The same night
there will also be a supper at Singleton
Hall, on Lancaster street, for the benefit
Of the Christian Church. A general In
yitation is extended. We suppose Their,
will be quite a number Of social parties
taay pulls, &e.
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MARRIAGES..

- PEScE-NAU0nS.-On Tuesday last
Mr.. A. NJ Pence aud Miss Katie Vaughn
were united in marriage. See particulars
in Halls Gap letter.
- HoNsnErL-Sf oDDARp.-The marri-
age IL Mr. Gus Honshell, son Of Commo-
dore Honshell, to Miss elaine NJ stoddard,
was celebrated at Huntington, West Nir-
ginia, last week, in a most brilliant man
ner. The ceremony was performed in the
large Congregational Church, and a recep-
tion was given on board the new Steamer
Bosiona, which was superbly grand. The
attendants were Misses Fannie lIonshell,
Of Cincinnati, aud Sadie Mallory, Of Hunt
ington; Messrs. John II Russell aud SAND.
lIaunk
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- BoRN.-On the llth inst. to the wife
Of John Long, 6-pOund boy.
- Mr.. Craig Baugh has sold his stock
of goods to Mr. Green Young ..... Mr.. j. S.
Young has removed his single machine
to the spring of Mr.. John Young, Sr.
- PERsoSAL.-Mr. Clay Floyd and wife
were visiting the family Of Mr. J. +. Rig
ney this week Rev. NJ. s. Middleton
and his son-in-law have moved from this
place to the Burdett lands, in Casey.
% The school in the Reed District,
taught by Miss Mamie Fletcher, closed on
Saturday lasi....C. NJ. Young's school
closed last Friday ...... The school In this
District, taught by An. Baslin, viii close
this week.
- DEArns.-A little girl Of Mr. B. b.
Young died on the ilth inst, Of Remittent
Fever ...... On the ith inst, the wife Of Mr.,
q. W. Bastin died Of Consumption......A
short time since, Johnnie, son Of Rev. Jno.
Godby. died Of Typhoid Fever His re-
mains were taken 10 Bethel Church, In
Casey county, for nterment. The family
have not returned yet, on account Of the
sickness Of their youngest child.
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-- The members of he Sunday School
NJ the Methodist T. Church South viii
have q Christmas Tree. on the 90. 10 four.
iccnth anniversary
Cincinnati is now bound 90 Cliatanoo-
sa by many Tics - Reporter Ycs, and
Ike The tiel that bind many peoplc-croa-
ties with much rolling.
i failed 10 mention the fact that samc
weeks ago, while NJ. T.. NJ Porch was i'm
proving bis already handsome residence,
bic wife added another little Porch to the
building.
The man who would take umbrage At
anything In my letters heretofore alluded
toy would kick at his surroundings the
morning after bic funeral, no matter which
81 te two stopping places he found him
self a.
--hARRiEp-On the ilih inst, Mr..
Wm. Fades, Of Wayne county, to Miss
Ellen, youngest daughter Of Joseph Thur
man ~ TINS vicinily."....On Sunday, The
ltlh' MI John Eastman OF Somerset TO
Miss = smith, OF this county.
Joe Hicks and John Prather, engaged
IN 'he recent 70" at Science Hill, and SEN
e'a tenancy OF The uladea' Tor disturbing
religious worship are nov taking meals
WIN 's"er 'nepperd' whiie several others
are oa''y expected 70 ioilow'
some hep"pi'cans here are already
.''un ls 'oon' 'Or " candidate Tor congress
!" 1851 knowing possibly tha' Jordon Is
"aru ro"'' 'ney "e7ire making an early
s"r.-se' on burning heat and a big
."u!' "''u wen go 10 iemohs-You Know
'"e oa,anoe'
'ie7-'S' II. - farriS Hnd =. L. Elliot
s'e vo"'en'l '"i"s oPen"g coal mine on
'"e ,'"e W ane '"'''o'u NJ VIVA" = known
a. ""PPy iio,lo~, lew nteS North OF
'',e""o''' 'o'n are cover gentlemen
a"u nave "'' co''S'uerao'e experience IN
'''e 0o' "''',n'
7o,'e ''''e,' ''s. week ei'efeu 'he ue'
POT ~ ,ne uayune' broke open The draw
e'H OF 'h'ee sewing machines and stole
therefrom about SO worth Of attachments.
The thief may be caught soon. AZ similar
ac,s have heen co,,,,;,,.J ,ho-, i.,.t, .,d
=, ~, 70 -''
W.T. "rig"' Tue agent mas more 'hah one
eve open.
A Mrs. Bailey. Familiarity known in
the 4, ,hi.b sl,., ,,,,,,..s a. ap;,. o.; ,,
-. 49,,
week, charged with keeping a disorderly
house. The County Attorney failed to
prosecute. a pro fem was appointed who. I
-. -.
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-First gun for Santa Clausi Peacock
will open, on Monday, bewildering dis
play Of toys, candies, nuts, fruits, &c.
Pickles in bulk, oranges, lemons, CO.
coanuts, bananas and tropical fruits Of all
Kinds, fresh and fine, 10 he had at Pea
cocks.
-CHEEK.-Tartar, who picked Colonel
weatherfori's pocket last week and made
his escape after having been arrested, has
sent the Colonel an order for the return Of
a watch found on him at the time Of arrest
There il a rumor that Santa Claus
will make his usual progress about the
evening Of the Gath. The children are
prepared to give him reception fully as
warm, and far more sincere than those ae-
corded the great Ulysses.
Mr.. Sam Givens, one Of our oldest
and best citizens, is suffering from severe
attack Of pneumonia. Mr.. q. is probably
about 20 wears Of age, has always been an
active, energetic man, and Of course, finds
sickness peculiarly expressing.
The Allen family, our irrepressible
trading boys, have got up quite chapter
Of accidents lately. About week ago
Willard was driving pair Of horses to a
spring wagon down the Kaufman grade
when the breast-yoke broke and the team
ran with frantic speed until the end Of the
pole came in contact with a stone wall
scattering things generally. Allen was
taken up and carried to the nearest house
where il was found that he was not Sc
riously damaged. The fragments Of the
pole presented lisely illustration Of the
shivered lances on the list of medieval
tournament. On Monday Jas. w. went
out in his buggy to look after some cattle
on the Craig farm near Danville. On the
road he encountered a party leading a
grizzly bear, which proved stencil in tho
nosirils Of his high-spirited horse. With
great difficulty he succeeded in controlling
the equine for the time, but while in thu
pasture, and his attention given TO the cat
tie, the horse got the drop on him and ran
away, destroying the buggy and dislocating
Aliens arm at the elbow. Jim hadn't time
to indulge the damaged members, but gOI
il Strengthened and went on with his usual
business. The mex. day John considering
that "a horse is a vain thing" vent tc
work among the cattle on foot, but unfor-
tunaiely stumbled and fell, and was run
over by mammoth steer. which planted
iis hoof on his right wrist, and gave hin
an ugly confusion. Dave has escaped 81
far, except that he is suspected 81 having
contracted the disease which is epidemic
here and Is now writhing in the throes Of
a violent love attack.
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Rev. Zen. Helm, II lioWling Groen,
late missionary TO China, will preach al
the Presbyterian Chnrch, nest sunday At
II o'clock.
- Elder Jos. Ballon will have for the
subject Of his discourse at the Christian
Church next Sunday "Scripiual reasons
why We can not practice ailhsion.
- Bishop Gilbert Haven, one Of the
twelve Bishops Of the Northern Methods
Church, is lying in dying condition in
Boston, from the effects Of Brightls disease.
- Rev. 4. b. Cook, Of the Lancaster
Circuit, will preach Al the Methodist
Church, here, next Sunday, and Rev. J. 5
Sins will preach At the same hour al
Husionyille,
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CASEY COUNTY.
LIBERTY.

Liberty.
80 Sam Williams gave bail and was re-
leased on Saturday last.
-B.F. Branson, our School Commits
sioner, has just completed very hand
some residence near town.
Green River has been out Of its banks
for the last three days; consequently we
got no mails during that time.
DrED.-At his residence in Liberty,
on Saturday last, Mr.. W. F. Napier, Of
Dyspepsia. His death has been expected
for some time.
Mr.. A. Sipe is the boss produce man
of Casey. He informed us a few days
since that he had shipped over two thous-
and dozen eggs in the last month.
- Sheriff CIV. Sweeney and guarl start
to-day Wednesday, with Frank Mccain
for the Penitentiary. file was sentenced
for one year at the last term Of our Court
for stealing feather bed.
PERsoNAL.-Albert Adams, formerly
Of Mckinney Station has moved to oul
town. Master Lucien Young, Of the U
S. Navy, is here on visit to his brother
lie will remain till after the holidays
The Doctors Of Casey county, at th'
late session Of our Circuit Court, laugh
the Casey Court lesson, which il will MOI
forget soon. At the last Court Of Claim
they presented their accounts for medica
attention rendered the paupers Of the coun
ty. The Court, either through an inabili
iy to understand the law, or determine
ton not to hear the facts, rejected all the
claims. The NJ. D.s appealed to the Cir
cult Court, and in nearly all the case
where they had attended a pauPer go
Judgment against the County Court. The
county will have to pay about $500 cost
In the cases. Not much econo..y in tina,
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FISH BROS.
FARM WAGONS /!
-WITH--
HOLMES THIMBLE,
lf-Oiling Skeins.


These Wagons are nO'O offered
20 The farmers Of Central Kentucky, Nth
a n1mber EVERY Important and
Recent improvements male in
The last sc months, The most Important Of
which is The Holmes Self iling
Thimble Skein, avoiding tI,e great
Inconvenience of removing The 'cheeis to
oil them.
Holmes Skein and Boring does aioay
with all side draft, the great objection IN
all other Skeins, as the Skeia is perfect
ly straight.
These Wagons, 'oith this late improve
ment, will run from 400 to 600 lbs.
Lighter than amy 'OagOn not provided
Nth them, IN proportion 10 the size aud
load.
Fish Bros. e Co. haze the exclusive
right 10 use them in die United States.
The Boring is so constructed that Il
Is impossible for them 10 loosen or turn ia
tie wOOd.
They take ia One-ttird more ioOOd in
ile SkeiR than he old style.
The shoulder to them is a perieet:fit
sand band. II can not lose any oil at the
point.
The AIDES are one size larger than me
corresponding sizes Of 'OagOns not using
he Holmes Skein.
The Wheels are boiled IN oil before
painting; hence the tires haze not lOosened
IN a single instance '0it.ih oar kRo'ol-
edge, having sold 600 Of them IN The last
sir years.
These Wagons giA Be for sale IN al
sizes, as ,oeu as Iron AIDES, BY ID. S.
MaT,peil, at Aim Springs, 'chO eiR
hare ,0agOns on exhibition on public and
Court days at Danvilis, Harrodsburg
and Stanford, and By rs al Lebanon
Epay Wagon Is guaranteed N ~y'i'
ing BY as.
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DIR. ). =. HAYWOOD,


~. TUT New Yolk, sept, 10 Iss7.
Dear sir-Durine This pear VISITED nine hundred
cases of lung disease In thu lower wards Of tia
end confess ny SURPRISE a. H. woudarlul power
Durina placiice Of twenty Years. I have never
known q medicine 70 act ~ promptly, and with such
happy effects II Instantly luhdued The most violent
hts 81 coushinei and invariably cured The DISEASE IN
"-o'''''' WV i-'fRhNCfs uAywOoD. Nm
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- lIog-killing Is about over in this sec
ton OF country.
80 We were shown through the new
dwelling Of Mr.. $. II. Yeager a few days
ago II Is neat house and conveniently
arranged. The painting was done by Mr..
Frank Ambrosia, and isa model job.
- Engleman's mill has lately been re-
paired from bottom to top and is now run
ming in full blast, grinding from fheen TO
twenty bushels per hour and making -four
aud meal that can not he surpassed by any
mill in the State
Our mail and express men are cut
ting each other. You can ride from this
place 10 Danville or Lancaster on the mail
coach for twenty-five cents, and you can
60 by express fir the same price, with a
beautiful chrome thrown in.
- II has been decided 10 have Christ
mat Tree at Providence, Christmas night
The older folks were in favor Of having a
supper, but vote was taken last Sunday
evening. none allowed TO vote but the
children. and they voted unanimously for
the tree.
- Some thicfmade a raid on Mr.. Tom
Smiths meat. house last Sunday night, and
started oil with two shoulders. Mr.. $.
overheard him before he had made good
his escape, and put a large bull dog in
pursuit, which soon ran up to. him. lie
left one shoulder to the dog and carried
the other off,
80 PERsoSAL.--NIiss Bette Forsythe, Of
Mercer, IL the guest Of Miss Mary Gentry
this week ...... We are told that Mr.. Saml.
Harlan, Of this neighborhood, intends NOV
ing to Danville, and engage in the grocery
business next year......Mr. Spencer Hub
Bile has gone to Madison to buy mules for
the southern market.
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BOYLE COUNTY.


the home Of the BRIDE.
father, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Thos Coulter
10 Miss Amelia Cald we'll.
Alex Glogowrr has made an assign
ment TO Robert Harding. Liabililie. about
s. 900 assets about 5000.
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nad terrIbie NIoHI 3 wEArs.

Memphis, feb., H. ltll
Dr. TUT sir-I have besn suffering Tor nearly two
years with severe cough. Whom commenced "a
hing your Erpectorant vas reduced 70 one hundrud
and sinteen pounds IN weight ! had tried almost
everything had terrible night aweats Ihayu taksn
half dozen bottles. The nght sweats have left me,
the cough has Disappeared and have grained fifteen
pounds in flesh; Irecommend 4 Y ~ M ,ir,ends.
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ANFWspApER pua. wRITEa.

once, Evening News, Augusta, Ca.
Dr.. TUT Dear hir--Ny little son. vas attacked
With pueumorha last winter, which left him With
violent cough, that lasted t within a month since.
fof the cure d which indebted toYuur valuable
Enpactoraut had tried most every thing reogm-
mended, but none DID any good until used your ~
entirely With many thanks. am yours truly,
IUIIN N. WEIlaI.E
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Uniforms An the employees on IN,
Passenger Department Of the L. n \. X
r. viii be required to wear uniforms after
January lat.
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We have two new stores here Messrs.
Harris q Pollard 'have opened out . stock
u dry goods and groceries iu the Harris
building on Main street. Also Mr.. John
Edmiston, our postmaster, has stock OF
dry goods and groceries In the 2. o. bnild-
ing, aud now little Walter smiles behind
the counter, and they do say that the cof-
Zee he weighs ont is sweet enough With
ont any sugar in it-but we don't believe H..
Last Sunday afternoon two Young
men, q this place, whose names We will
not mention this time, concluded 10 take
their christmas" before Christmas came,
aud getting outside Of a little too much
whiskey,'and inside Of buggy they went
tearing down the streets At desperate
rate. After driving for about an half hour,
and running their horse almost down
they were finally persuaded To stop and
cool oil. We understand they viii be
heavily fined Moral-Young men who
want to get tight and drive fast horses
should get out of town and select a dark
ufUbf
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FoR SALE.-A beautiful new ShoningeI
Organ, with hell Attachments, aud all 9TH
er new and desirable improvements. Can
he seen at the Myers House. Apply "a
Geo H. Bruce a Go.
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NEW STYLE fringed window shade -iu
al colors at McAlister n Lytle's
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Read our Lancaster letter. Il is unns-
ually interesting 10 us.
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Dr.TUTT,S
Expectorant
IN 2scTs. AND 81 BoTTLEs.

It's properties are Demulcent Nutri-
tive Balsamie, Soothing and Healine
Combining all these qualities, ~ is the
most effeotive LUNG -BALaAM ever
ofered 70 sufferers from pulmonary