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IMPAIRMENT of PUBLIC WORkS.-TO
IL Con. rartors-SfALED PROPOSALS or estimates VIII
l rtv ~ mi. Office until october 1879. for 0gil nag
sewers also for ,sn= grating cttiug curb nd satter
sttvrts and fuf % Information $50
= nv Record" sac AZ No : city jail
NrOTIrF-Propo-als will be received az the
~ ooo Department OF Pubic Chaiitcs and oree
ecr Irovisians hardware eaiher. Fcr ul inf
tion see CITY Record for az No. City HaA-
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Ocean 5Isumers

Vredn 5IEumfrs-
NETWORK. HAVANA and MEXICAN MAIL
~ >. : LINE. steamer. aye Pier 10 B. y L. AT > p IN
49,, ZOE nay a : 4 l gthh' tsi,~,
Calling at ,rogreso. caInpe,he Fnd r. ntera
CRY % wAsiiSSiTTq2y lIayana oaiy TaT' Sow 3
Mas 4 Ia idiAEirE- SNAIL TABLE sEdvicE
STEAMERS VII leave Ncv-O4lcns Nor.s aud SOY. 3d. ior
Yea cruz Bagrid rampi., ind ixuan eonaee lng
ALEXA SDHa < sons. So. 81 ai.i Is Broadway
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For AZ FRA = n - VI, ,s r-iiv 0FPfNANM
q .Irf
Connecrinr Ceurral -1u'i America aud MeIco.
Ir.n IAN r l, SEQ re-. stpsi, -n . n noon
From -ar Francisco Honolulu. Ne~ zealand snd Aus
steamship ZEALAND, Mo,f,v oct p. noon.
ror n.sHt ~ general u'fnauOu. apuF al company 5
Pl.er gers ioI varied 70 SANE Ay,l 800. -ANDwlcH
fIA. -6Uirl. A,lGRIcAN. CENTRAL ANEhrcNN and
cses or Information q regard 20 routes aprly to the
Pas-ernrer. apartment 40 30 eroaa",'v, n,-rr.v
GENERAL ,'a..enr-r Ar.rt -upernieaaent
IL COS Pier adj P-vou1 Ferry Isr'ey 5i'y
lstcaDin. $3.50 % cabin s'5-s5o. 7seerass. -
-. q. cAzACX General AGENT g soli" y Lam "
l. ". NjEAis. 80 Iload,a,. Ceuelll P4sssso A-aaL
NHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES ANp Roy Al NAIL STEAMERS
NOIIC TT steamers Of in- ne A.e .le A-g iso,lf
nome ard vuyagt.
BALTIC. tpf ltl,ll THURSDAY 'l'i . no T.
CELTIC apt eairli- ilu a., lct 81 pc 'A
EItITAN -tfuriat. Soy. uoun
FROM ThE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF ~. 10TH
81.
These steamers uniform n size and unsurpassed n app
poiftmen's. The saloon -tater'oms smoking ana batl
room. ale placed aiula-p-. hr AMI moAun are
o. anoriug degree u comfort hitherto unaithnaoe
A
tckeI- favorable terms
These steamers neither cattle. sheep nor PIGS.
inspection and other Information appf AZ tle
mn. p.iagclpDia T. }. COEII- Agent.
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fosi an0 fouuo.

DANK ROCK LOST. Bank Book No..
ID fTl.fBpof the howerr savings BANK Is ms-ii 2. The
finder f,qu.s Il 10 the DanA II not .esoro
brolc Il october, lrs3 application viii be made
i0 the bank ior new bios
DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank Book No. 49,
I'D 50 Of the soNery savings Bank missing tlr anaer
reaur-ted Ia the restored bsiore tnc
day Novcnlner 1879 APPLICATION Will be- made 10 'Ae
bank a book
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5itnarlons UauIeo-- temales.

4 DvERTIsEMENTs For The new TA:
srstst or SOS Vest Twenty st. cor E-ightasve
No. =. East toaEIeenta 81, S1rns 81 me HhRIEW
sPPppICE No s.lsI rhrd-ave. coz, One husdrel-.nd
N" irregular o6ice rates. -
ATMRS. LOVES GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
~ HOUSE VII always be ioand iAIse suih,sr -, y. , s,
es hotels BOARD houses. &C. CITY and country AFa
LOWE 81 last !5tt-si near o1-@NS- ------
. PROTESTANT SERVANTS Bureau for
~ families hotels aud al. o'.el, VINO want so' r.,
I Ii 81, ta"e -four doors above l0thst conducted
by American laeies
At buckles EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
y $50 ataye near y hist, iorlner o 9s
i%nse I'D Csis"ic male AID fcac Tor countTy
city. by mai receive prompt s'isngn p-,rs,
NOOK.-Bv "a respectable young woman a.
Z best y references given Apply at Unione9srt
COOK-A scotch woman ~ fr-t-class cook
- IN pyaie imiv ei,y references lRe a nc a.,
third bell.
TOOK.-Bv a Protestant woman; she =
y first cook also understands zane eles. soups
iotbsL
l,OOK.-First-cass Swedish cook understands
= all kinds hest city references 800 9th ave,
near 5SdsI mt door.
COOK.-A competent cook understands all
y 7 D
civ OF country; good reference. 49, West .5thst
NOOK.-A competent, good, plain cook Will
' a. 81 WIN Washing and ironing. NEw EMPLOYMENT
OFFlCE, 10 Oth-aye
COOK.-A first-class Protestant. IN good
Y urivats family understand a. Kinds 81 meats soups
aud dessert good baker best g rtiereuceA IL west
sOth ST. Top hoOf. room 10
COOK .-Flrst-class order-cook IN "A restau-
raft or boarding house hiect On 10 coarse washing
cal OF aadress ladies' LIkEcIOhf, 10 lave.
COOK In boaIding-bouse or restaurant
y nr-tc COOK best references. 10 6ihaye.
CiUK.-A respectable woman as cook II
nttot-h hrvad butter maker country preferred
A.. West J1dst
CDOk-By Il competent cook; understands
\ AL .lad- - meats anc la-flt Wiling m ASST
VII &sAg ci,y country good reference. aV' West
4lsi-sL
HOOk-A superior COOK wishes a situation
r. vrv gopd cooking IT, required aud excellent baAng
r..-srf Of itAt Do her mas
bel references family ne seen tA az DO otiSve
/ Shth-tt
TOOK. LAUNDRESS, CHAMBERMAlD and
y " lRI..sB Is excellent scotch iroesiant girlH
Inc rstand tleir business brr
fsflr 40 a family work between lheni IA
perfect aarmony city county taA al 25- olAA'e- near
18th Al
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60 nDhom II Han Concern

z. SA REWARD The above will be paid by
Cav subscriber 20 the person produenz certified
u,..o. ID. pace 81 burial Of EMMA ADAMS,
who ~ b-evei diced city 81 New York a,og' t'e
veal 49,. Year she EFT l. Ilonar
ontario Canada wh Der mother then airs Ho-kns apOdt
above menuOn.d thcr Nay to Australia by way
" ARKELL tufts & co.
o. B~aver--L, Sew York
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heene Jim geding 1854 hands. years four year
record z24p rOtted tr1al october 4, lSl" IN til7'
with 81 eight rapid improvement recently dc
Neoped Is Ilghly bred and game.
Prince Imperial bay stallion, 1913 hands 10 years. got bv
william " clch Il II mllei,niau out 20 he famous
Flora Temple recently showed 223s4 no rcoorL
Billy Button gray gelcns 10 hands - ar.. recently
frOttd rial ln 2.4t OH likely % beat 40 i
by kdwari LvrIett. Out 81 L0uery's dam resembles
Hopeful good d1uD.c with nclr SIN
Cnr Burr. hav ceiling o. hands vcars showed 224ai
last tranol -nce brother 20 Bruno Breeze
&c, no record.
Dexter Duroc black g~lnr, l5i hands. yeara bv Mes
sneer uurOc OUT Oi u sister 20 Dexter A. years oii
;. = "a az Is tsSfIaI,u aud used
road horse the cay stable. Inou-t to be better than
ever II uttcd.
Uncle sim. chestnut stallion, 10 hands IS years trptd
li-f We -.-Hif lud THIS year. VIA very .lr l4nnl
IN To- Has shown quarter 90 lie pole lu sDsec y ID
bllY Button
Ada DurOc. bav mar. 1T.2 hands. 30 year.. By Mes
DurOr MnutEouerr Maid, by 80 if =
American tar ul- shown ]. but va. un-ucc's'iulf
bred 10 hdTar Everett ID 1877 -, 'Ad las since ran
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BOARD OF EDUCAIION.-SEAL PRO
I'D pos H. vii be- received ~ irs-t-eS ~ ne
the Han 4 tae bcsr 81 Eauc corner Il
BIER. 1873 until ocOc. p. m - r. asy, FOR tie
DE-k- SEAV-. other ~ ~ lrJ III. for tle new
school n Ou~- -eyen Hst, near Ave 3.
SEALED PROPOSALS a-o De- received a. ne tme
and place nsfuci FOR The STEAM HEATING AP-
PARArUs for the saii schoO House.
LNBECK secretary If bond Of school Trustees
Sealed PROPO-AI- VII also be received the scnOol
Of ard the place before ntne1
unit. MONDAY. lie 81 DAY OF NoNEM Six, 80, aud
M O'Clock Gay, for the Ikrt flvN n
IRON SrAIAMAh on Tue rrsr % Tie new building on the
east side u lst near bitl-st
EUGENE X. POMEROf chairman
RICHARD KELLY, crrtATy Of Board II scso0 Trustees.
Nlnetecntl Ward
SEALED PROPOsAL VII - be received by the school
Trustees Iwe8uetA ar al the place DtfDrc Md
unul MONDAY. the Old DAY o. nov kMbIA, l.4s, ard
MINI 3 81 sal day. tot fJ Nf-- II .
BOZ E for The school Building OF Vest -ntsi De-
~ Christian =. TfETJEN. cha. r1nan
JAlE- NJ LOiDLT NJ d.. secretary o. BoAri u school
trustees IweltI,tI ard.
Plans b. seen AZ The ONCE OF ne
superintendent soAOol Budnes No lt5 rand ST. ird
nOor
The party submitting propose and nc garc, proposing
become each witt his an place u
residence said proposals. ,.- ~. 49,
responsible approved sufrtcs, residents ~ tbs
city are req .urei IA al U.-
so pro- eousderc non persons ~aose ohArac'
altsert 4e4r " 70 thc "~t~ 81 t-aA'-t4"n teu-
der their rrsp1g.l nlty dou tlui .. ... -. -. . -,
Tho Truscs rlsAt 10 reject any oF al % The
IrDp1Sal submitted
Dated New iOrs. oct H. Lrf'.
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Goruordnou Notltes.

BOARD OF EDUCATON.-SEALE PRO
Id PO-AI- accom- panied with plans specific gous sl
be received by the SCHOOL lKt -irE- II the twelfth
ar Al the Hail OF the Board u Eluoatol corner OF Grand
AMI Enst- until FRIDAY the ith Jay ~ November 30
and 4 o e. Ocs day a t.MfNt aud
the schoOihDu-e IN u
on LrKnrtun-ave, between 9th and lO5tn IL
plan. OF hr nu ding NAV seen nfOrna-
rOn oDta office n the nendrnt ~ school
Buildings, No. IA Grand So tnild nOor.
The uar -ubmttag proposal fhe pruuo-ins
10 become each white his aud place VI
-ail proposal.
Two responsible aud approved surete-. residents Of this
cit, Ar required in all cases
No proposal considered from D~rsons Whose cha ac-
auf-crienf with me BOARD
der their responsibility do.bfful.
The Irns-se reserve the rght reject any al Of tho
proposals submitted - ..
DAVID n. KNAPP,
CHARLIE ~ NAkl.
ANDREW T.. -OrLAhD.
GERMAN HAT-tiEI-
RO~fWf ELL 90. ROBSON.
Board ~ SchOO Trustees, Twelfth Ward
Dated New. York. October i 1873
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Connlrn bolr0.

4 FAMILY IN the country would board two
y Ia les Tor Winter room, large ana Well .aiei iei
erences required Address RETREAT % East litl--, al
vert.sement Office.
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Ocfdu Steamers.

4 MEXICAN LINE tor QUEENSTOWN and
~ LIVEkPOOL-Ouly rransaualttc Line uuder me
AMERICAN FLAG. sailing every Thursday from Phils-
dspna and every enesiay from Liverpool Extra saing-
alternate Wecnerays from Philadelphia. alternate s@tur
days from LgeTDOol - - - 90,
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DPOFESSOR d. CADY EATON'S
4 SECOND rILr-TR TED iECIEfk ~ ArHENlAN
PFRIOD Of GREEK PLA~ TIC ART VIII b. fe y Ee-ei IN
CffItkERING HALL MS CHI t~pAil F. ENlNbt
OCTOBER 23 Reserved rc.efs 81 amt 3 c,nt.. 40
rWTBEDTHS 3 Tnion--guare. and ar fhe office N =
Vale. Manager II Tie AMERICAN LIBRARY b. kEAC,
p Cooper Institute.
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NETWORK CIRCUS.
y 1-- ind l Broadway. below -fh-s
L n LENT Director. Frh I.f on. Every Nlglf I'D =
Mtfnee- "Wednesday slf - urilr 40 =.
rhe Affrarfion- n tho circle embrace wide r1ngr
Perform by the ~ Equ- Gvmnasfs IN
Acrobai- With Haad-oms stud % Circus Horses and i
uufilu Ponies
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iOUGH. THURSDAY. Oct %. ga IL

RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every lO days alternately from PA lai"lphia ana
New YORK. landing passengers within few hours rlhe NJ the
lupOrtan iDuint- VI nteTest Oh he tontlDelt
BELOEN LAND Thur ay. oct 30 : u
For rates of passage aud athrr information apply
PETER RICH & SONS, ren"rai Agents.
3nT Walnut--f Philade phiR % Broadway, New York
JOIN MeDONALD. Agent, Battery place. New YORK
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. ppOTESTANT SERVANTS Bureau for


y f.uiae hotels aud al ohcIs VINO want good. reliable
civil -rrvat ar and women for city or coun ~ wssrH ~
su- M. Times also useful aud good cooied
helm &c. aso male leiD. Al Tie large PROTEST Al 4
HON T. lSN 6tave -four doors above luthstl' pAuNerl
nv
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A -ENEhAL lhANNA Ian " NOlL AN l..
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE
pier No 40 North River foot u Aoron.t
Travellers avoid both transit by English rail-
dsc0mforts OF TIE Channel N small
boat
p gEfaf. We'nesiay. oct 30 N
A RTQI'r Delor Wednesday. Sow. 0, 10 N
FRANC lie : rdur sday. N0v II. s D. m
Checks credit Of Paris in amounts
LOUIS DE BEBlAN. Agent No. SO broadway.
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! DUNNLo In 70 W = = -. =, ~ ,
~ $50 stlave near 1sthst, formerly tookham = viii "
fnnd large number Of select servants AL Nations Dol
Protestant and catholic, male AID ruA, lOr cOuh! ana
city. OlGcfs by mai receive prompt ttie nton
' ". IA. BU q ne. Proprietor.
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D,morrafic Correntiom.

Pursuant to call, the Democracy Of
Lincoln met at the Courthouse, on the "a
day Of June, when Mr. A. X. Denny, Chair
man Of the County Committee pro TEN,
called the meeting to order, and stated that
its object was to nominate a candidate for
the Legislature. and to take any other ao-
ton that might be necessary, Nominations
for permanent Chairman being in order,
Mr.. q. W. Afford named Mr.. James A.
Harris, who was unanimously elected, and
W. p. Walton, WAS on motion, made Sec
Rotary.
The organization being completed, Mr..
Wallace T.. Varnon, in a short speech,
nominated Mr.. Ezra 5. Gooch, Rs a candid
ate for Representative, and there being no
other nomination, he was on an unani-
nous and hearty vote, declared the NOM
inee.
Il was suggested by Mr.. Geo. w. Afford,
that the time was an appropriate one for
the nomination Of Sheriff, and ON his
motion, Samuel II. Baughman was unani-
mously chosen as the party's candidate.
The election Of new County Commit
tee being in order, Mr.. Horace $. Withers
and Mr. John NJ. Reid, were put in nomi-
nation for Chairman of IT, The result Of
the vote was, Withers, SO; Reid, ST. and
on motion, Mr.. Withers' election was made
unanimous The other members Of the
Committee were chosen as follows; John
NJ. Reid, Samuel J. Embry, W. II. Miller,
X. II. Bronaugh, Jas. 4. Lynn, VIM. ely
mer, Il. Padgett, T, b. Lewis, and james
T. Bailey.
Al this point Mr.. Gooch appeared in an
swer to loud and repeated calls, and grace
fully accepted the nomination, and prom
ised that the cause Of the party should not
suffer in his hands. Adjourned.
JAMES A. HARRIS, Chm.
W. p. WAITOS, Sec'y.
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Miss fASStS HAYS. Of pan,ille, Is the guest Of
Mis-. Bstiis Dennia
Ma. A. n ELKiS. editor Of the Lancaster T3sa-
oruss In toun last Monday.
Ms AxD Mas Rssr. NoAnsTKs have return
81 hon visit to relative, In Madison.
Mas J. W. AtooHS. accompanied BY Nf. l. G.
Acorn. made aying visit TO Louisville this week.
Mss sAttiE Han and Master osca Hall. Of
sonerssi, arr on visit to the hmily Of M. John
NJ Hail
Miss RosE DuSN. q heautihil brunette from Ian
caster. accompanied by her faithful ffisnd. Mr. W.
n. Mason, vas In io~n is~ days aeo.
cuA@ W BusroS. 20, Of the Ahdsr.on KsFs.
male usa pleasant call yesterday. lie Is rcat
hg sls foster, and iu.i the @ra Coz arhtins
editor.
suHscniaEns Who haze favored rs this week ars
". 7. 0rseu. Cab Orchard; ). q. Carter, Brod-
head Joshua n Myers, Nllcigesillsi Mr.. John
Duadsrsr. Monroe smith. stamford W. l.. Hsndsr-
son, NJ. n McNulnn, Mt Vernon; Miss sallls Ren-
e,iiet, Cambridge Mo- A. q. Mclean, Paint LICK;
Z. A. Eikin. Lancaster a. n. Walker, Lowell, }.
y. Lyan, Halls Gaps Ia. }. W. Daw.On.Cle vsland
ohio. by Mrs. J. r. Warren ". W. Caldwell. He
Lict. by y. =. Gosh, aud Il. Wells. Knob No.ier.
Missouri
AFTKn oopying our item In regard to Mis-. MAry
O~sley's Cascade Ia the AiI-," Iudge Turner, OF
the Richmond Isfaii ays "Ths Hon John saia
found his wife on MUDDY Creek, In this oounty,
and she l. the daughter Of Col. Thomas W. Miller,
who was born la Madison and lived here for many
years. Miss MARY has many kinsiolk In this coun-
". Who will reioice At her sucoess We oonsfstu-
late our ola Frankfort "chum," aud know that he
feels just pride In his hncen-yeaT-oh daughter,
she has giyen evidence OF much artistic talent"
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. Ut. LaPsley, Of Lebanon, will COM
mence prO,raeted meeting at Pine Hill
tomorrow.
Out Of respect To the Commencement
Sermon, there viii be no preaching at any
Of the Churches here, mex, Sunday at II
O'Clock.
Since the beginning Of Rev. George o.
Barnes work as an Evangelist. two years
ago, $500 persons have confessed under
his ministralion.
Rev. DR.. John W. Pratt has resigned
the Office Of President Of the College Of
Philosophy, Letters and Science, to the
Beard Of Curators Of Central University.
Rev. DIR. RylAnd T. billiard, distin-
guished Baptist minister Of Kentucky for
upward Of Fifty years, baptized some four
thousand persons in the course Of his
ministry.
The Methodist meeting closed on Sun
day night. Rev. &. r. Reid labored with
earnestnesa and real. for two weeks and
awakened a warm religious interest among
the members, but further, the results were
not visible
Rev. X. Hiner, d. d., Presiding Elder,
will hold Quarterly meeting here next
Saturday and Sunday. In respect to the
commencement Sermon, there will be no
services at II o'clock, Sunday, but Mr..
Hiner will preach at night after which,
the Sacrament Of the Lord's Supper will
be administered.
The services held here last Sunday by
Rev. George o. Barnes and Miss Marie, for
the benefit Of the eolored people. resulted
in 20 confessions. In the afternoon the
Courthouse was filled by the white peo-
pie, who listened with the deepest interest
to the eloquent sermon, and at its oonclu-
sion numbers Of thUse who were seeking a
higher life came forward TO confess Him
and ask blessing. Yesterday the Evan
gelist and his sweet singer left for Wash
ington, Mason county, where they will
hold meeting, commencing next Sunday,
The Music Books oAereh by the Int.
RIoR JoURSAL 10 the Sunday School that
would show the greatest increase in schol.
ars In two months from April lst were
awarded the Christian School, which de-
serves great praise for the earnestness with
which they went in TO win. Their school
has increased "a, and now numbers 1870
The other schools, also, did we'll, the Pres
byterian especially, increasing from thell
hitherto full attendance Of 81, TO IS. The
Baptist gained 25, and now number SO, a
fair showing considering the distance that
most Of their children have to come. Ths
Methodist increased ., and now number
So. We are sorry 10 note that the Older
members Of this Church take little OF
no interest In the Sunday School or IL
number would be many more. The total
increase Of scholars at all the schools, Il
1856 and we hope that the number vii
continue 10 grow.
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MARRIAGES.

McGRArH-NErsoS.--On the 29ih ult.,
At the residence Of Dr.. Nelson, Salyiss,
Mercer county, Mr.. James McGath to
Miss Ida Nelson. Mr.. McGraih wa a res
ident of our town for several months with
Courts 4 Son. and made numerous friends,
who ate glad to hear Of his good fortune.
KESNEY-DUKF.-Mr. b. Kenney, a
former resident Of this city, aud a recent
graduate Of Centre College, at Danville,
will be married next Thursday, to Miss
Duke, Of Danville. Miss Duke Is very
wealthy, and a reputed belle Of the Cen
trail portion Of the State. Paris Cor. Gin.
Commercial.
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DEArH.-Died, on the 23rd inst, Rich
ard Gibson, aged IS. Of dropsy Of the
heart.
HAPPY.-The farmer is now happy since
the many parched threats Of his vegetable
kingdom has been cooled by the late copi-
Gus showers.
LooKoUr.-A certain young man Of our
town, notwithstanding his honorable pre-
tensions, can be seen almost daily, COM
hitting theft. by stealing his chances to
walk out with fascinating young belle
when the old folks are not watching. Look
out for Squalls"
LArHs.-Messrs. Williams & Bell have
again started their lath machinery, and are
this week turning out fine lot Of first
class laths. Persons in Stanford and vi
entity can be supplied with their laths at
prices to suit the times by calling on Mr..
J. b. Higgins Of that place, who il their
authorized agent TO receive orders.
CoLoRED ScHooL.-0ur colored citizens
have established day school, and have
employed female teacher said to he a
graduate Of the Berea mixed school.
They are also improving our Northern sub
urbs with better class of houses than has
been occupied by them heretofore, which
is very commendable to their spirit Of en-
terprise and improvement
QUALIFIED.-Our Police Judge and
Town Marshal were duly qualified and
sworn into office last week. The citizens
now have those servants in the attitude 10
command, and we hope they will not lay
back with folded hands expecting them to
be every where at all times, but that all
will do their duty to improve the peacea-
Bile reputation Of our town.
PERsoSAL.-Mr. John Durham, Of Bur
gin, is here this week, and is building a
front to Mr.. J. Z. Williams residence,
which, when completed. will be highly
creditable to our town, as well as Of great
convenience and comfort to the family,
who will then remove the last Of the old
landmarks left by Mr.. John Gooch......
The demand for mechanics on the Gin
cinnati Southern Railway has taken
several Of our citizens from us for most Of
their time ...... Mr.. Sam Reynold will move
to Danville Junction...... Miss Lillian
Williams is on a visit to Mr.. J. b. Will
Jams, in Casey county.
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LOCaL NOTICEs.

CHFw Jackson. hest sweet navy tolucco,
TAKE your Prescriptions to McRcbcrts
4 Staeg.
IcE CREAN can be had a, Busby'. on
short notice.
1IroHEsr cash price for Hides paid by
A. J. lIarris.
MAcHrSr NEEDLE for all Machines 1t
McRoherts 4 Stages.
A NICE LINZ Of new Visiting Gard. just
received n this cfiiee.
Bnsr Wash blue In the world, Cor sale
by McRoheris a Stag.
Picrum FnANrs in any style made
cheap NJ Mcliobcr;s a Stage.
J.HSs. n. SHASKs have rcccivcd =
splendid lot Of Clothing and Hats.
PHYacIASs prescriptions accurately
compounded at Chenauli 4 Penny's.
BusnY has int received nice lot 81
Apples. Orange, Bananas aud Lemons.
LAnar stock Of Moldings and Picture
Francs AZ Bottom Price. At Chenauli n
Penny.
"HAoKnFrAcK" popular and fragrant
perfume Sold by Chenault a Penny,
stanford
McRovnrs 4 sfAoa's soda Water !.
favored with pure tHh juicgs and can not
he escellcd.
ATTENTION, FinfrRNFS A full stock
Of Reels, Pole, iine-, Hooks, Sc. Al Che
hsult 4 renny's
soda Water favored with the finest Sy.
ruIs and ~ cald a. 0reenland's icy noun
iains. 8 cent. gla~ Chenault a Penny's.
A. this Is the season for painting your
houses, you can lad a complete stock Of
Lead, OILS and calor- At Chenanli A Pen
nys.
FoR SALE-l wish io sell my No. ten
horse Engine and Thresher. For particn-
Lars, call on or address me Al Stanford J.
]. Duddcrar.
Morn. and Accounts of Anderson 4 Nc
Roberts have heen transferred 10 W. II.
Anderson, and must be settled 90 warrants
viii lie served al once.
III as. n. SHANKs are just receiving
and opening a bot Of Ladies and Chill
dren's shoe-, made by the Zeigler Bros. Of
Philadelphia. Rest goods made.
Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and gener-
al debility. when you can get n our store
Shiloh's System Nitaliter which We sell on
q positive guarantee 10 cure you. Price 10
eta and rs cts. For sale by Chenault
A Penny, Stanford.
DoS'r NJ DEcnvED.-Many persons say
IL haven't got the Consumption" when
asked 10 cure their Cough with Shilnh's
Consumption Cure. DO they not know
that Coughs lead 10 Consumption and
remedy that will cure Consumption will
certainly and surely cure a cough or any
lung or throat trouble. We know Il will
cure when all others fail and our faith In
Il Is ~ positive that We will refund the
price paid u YOU receive no benefit. l.
not this iair proposition. Price 10 cts.
so cts and Al per bottle. For lame Chest,
Rack or Side, u-e shiloh. Porus Plaster.
Price - cts. For sale by Chenault n
Penny, stamford.