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BOrLE COUNTY.


SALEs.-wm. t. Davis sold to I.
Brown, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, "a head nice,
smooth cattle. for s4.25.... .Jno. S. Spears
sold about $4,000 pounds Of hemp to
Sparks, Of Nichoiasville, for s546l per
ll2 pounds.
The renowned cane maker Of Boyle,
offers as a reward the neatest walking
stick in the county, to the man who will
exterminate, annihilate, eradicate and
completely overthrow that book agent with
the ''little red bag"
Court day was very disagreeable and
market dull, especially for inferior stock.
Good cattle ranged from 3 to 81; no sales
for scrubs. No mules offered. Privately,
few hogs we're sold at $3.50. The far.
mers generally. refused less than 81 per
hundred pounds.
- PERSONAL. - Capt. Joseph p. Nc
Grorty, who has been for some time in
Europe, returned last week ......Lt.-Goy.
Cantrill was in Danville, on Thursday......
DR.. John ID. Meet, Of Versailles, KY, was
in town ON Monday Alfred G. Ellis, Of
the Shelby Sentincl, visited Danville last
week.
MARffkB.-in this county, 10Th inst,
at the home of Mr.. W. S. Lyme, brother to
the bride, Mr.. Jacob Swygeri, Of Frank
fert, KY. to Miss Sue Startling Lyme, of
Henderson, Ky...~At Mr.. A. p. Bonta's
in Mercer county, on 10Th inst, Mr.. Fred
Harris, Jr., Of Boyle, to Miss Matte Clark
10y Rev. Mr.. Keigwin, Mr.. Z. II.
Meyer, Of Boyle, to Miss Alice r. Mann,
Of Mercer. No attendants.
- The Juvenile Pinafore Company, I'M
der the management Of Il. j. Miles, will
appear in Danyille on the 2Oth..... Ada
Gray played TO good houses on Monday
and Tuesday night. Upon this kind Of
plays some of our latter day saints have
delivered caustic criticisms. These are
they whose consoiences allow them to put
the smallest potatoes at the bottom and the
largest apples ON top, and TO whom every
horse is spawned or ring-boned-when
they want to buy; but go to a theatre
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IOcsL NOTICES.

Cnrw Jackson's hest sweet navy tobacco
Boy your Wallpaper from Chcnanlt 4
Penny.
Nav stock II pockei.knivcs At Chcnaull
\ pcnnyr.
Can IoAp Of Salt iua received by ows.
Icy a llirgins
PHYSICIANS prescriptions accurately
compounded NJ Chcnauli a penny'a
CANE CnAins rcacaied aud made a. good
a. new hy , W. Rufcr, stanford, Ky.
LARar stock II Moldines and Picture
Francs NJ Bottom Prices n Chenault \
penny'a
CnESAuIr n pFSNy have n complete
stock of School Books, States, Pencils, Pa
pers, nc.
Go TO McRoberia 4 slseg Cor shot-bag.,
Game-baea, Powder.aasks, aud hunters
supplies generally.
McRonFRra a SrAoo will now sell you
the finest Powder and best Shot and Caps
in town NJ the lowest market price.
u YouR clock ont II orler3 Take Il 10
Chenaui \ Penny and have Il repaired
Prizes low and satisfaction guaranteed
TRANsrARrNr CARDS Of numerous d..
verting devices with your name neatly
printed on them, can BE- had At this Office
q Cor . cents.
J.H.&s. II. sHANKs have Just received
a splendid new lot Of Ladies aud Chill
are authorized 10 warrant every pair.
Wa Keep on hand large stock Of Shot
gun, Double ald Single Brccch Leaders,
and Double and Single Mnrnle Leaders Of
the finest make. McRoberts a Stagg.
BEAUTIFUL NEw GooDs. Marshall n
Rupley have Just revived a line Of Suit
ings and Pants Patterns that can not pos
sibly be exoelled In beauty or quality II
will pay you TO call and see them.
There are still a good many indebted
10 Bohon a Siagg upon notes or accounts,
which MUST M PAID. Suits will be insti-
tuied upon all debts due said irm unpaid
on the 1T Of December, 1879. No further
time will be given. John VI. Philip, At
torney.
You might a. we'll try 10 pick a quarrel
with a craven image, or do any other iE-
possible thing as try 30 sell any other pre-
raration Tor Piles II Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment can b. had. II l. the only rene
Nv for Piles that will cure obstinate cases.
Price 30 cts, at McRoberis and Siagg's.
HonBLE and limp no more, bat hang
your crutchcs on the old oaken peg, and
seine the hrrt opportunity 10 h. perma-
nenily cured Rhcumalism, Contracted
Muacles. Siid Joint, Frosted Feet, Head.
ache, Earsche, Pain In Breast, Side AMI
Back will yield 10 that powerful remedy,
known a. Cousscns' Lightning Liniment,
which i good for nisn and beast Pice 50
cis a bottle Al MeRobcrts q Stage
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Pulaski COUNTY.


The old ticket is ahead here.
W. C. Owens purchased the Wesley
Hail block. for $500.
Coal is selling here at I2@ and 10 cts
anS Is cents delivered on the cars.
The work on the River Shoals will
soon he abandoned. for the lack of funds.
Pumpkins and 'Possum's are fully
ripe. with a small supply ON the market.
1t is said that very handsome and
intelligent Young lady Of Main Street, will
soon be Green.
- Wolfe & Co.. have picked up and
Skinned from this county this Fall. abont
500 head of cattle.
A number of our sportipe citizens are
in the maintains looking for deer meat
Dear II will be-if they get any
The eouring mill of Cameron & Cling.
ingsmitb is being removed from the town
and reset betwaen Somerset and the depot
Rev Green CLAW Smith IA conducting
A meeting for the Baptists of this place.
AT the Conrt-bouse-and aunele Woodardn
ia happv.
MANY of the friend. of the Hon. ].
p Renee ragret IN learn that he has con-
clnded ~ yin,e, IN Stanford rather than
somerse,
AN corn and Stones .re some times
oonvsni.n, IN The w.v Of nroducing bread
vet Owslev and Warren are formidable
Cos IN pnlasLi
-soms hunory thief took advantage of
the rise IN bresdstnas ON Thursday nigbt
la, ard raised lot Of aour meal meat.
&C. Of III a. Trimble.
M RS Barron. who has been af.
aic,ed for 50 Ioaga time with a disease Of
The knee.ioint. 4 sill confined 10 his room.
mi. suaeripgs are very severe.
Mr.. William Denham. sr. and wife.
AN AGED eouple living one mile South west
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Of the city, there 10 he received by the
Mayor with due ceremony. The line Of
march along y streets will be enlivened
with every thin possible 10 make Mp q
warm Kentucky welcome 10 country
man. The parade will be followed by
lunch At The Louisville Hotel, supper with
Col. waitorson, and a banquet and rccep-
ton al the Calf House.
- PERsoNAL-Mi Maria C,only, Tor
many years the devoted nurse and COM
panion Of Mrs. Charlotte Lsichcr, Of
Frankfort, is At present residing with her
sister, Mn. Ann Hopper, Of this place..
Messrs. George Denny, Jr, and George
W. Dunlap, IT,, left on Sunday, for Rus
sell. Judge Owsley took passage on Sat-
uriay, for the same port...... Miss Minnie
Daniel IL improving in health, this being
about the tenth week Of her severe illness.
She Is At Mr.. Theodore Currey's....Gen.
Landnm returned on Saturday from the
Army Reunion at Chicago, having been
chosen one Of the Vice Presidents Of the
Association.
A colored woman Of this place, whose
career would indicate some collision with
the Evil One, han hit upon plan by which
all Of the Africans in the community are
fast going mad. She holds nightly seances
after the Eddy style, calling mp spirits in
maierialized forms, and conducting vari-
Gus incantations which usually eliminate
in a frantic rout. the terrified witnesses
scampering in all directions, crazed with
superstition. II is well-known to all who
understand the negro character that TO be
"conjured" is the death-blow to usefulness.
How much more severe, then, this tam
pering with the spectral world. House.
hold duties are neglected, for every mo-
s.ent that the aiirighted creatures can
huddle together and talk over the womb
rous revelations Of the previous night, and
the traditional 'black cats" get to be "four
hundred" in the twinkling Of a distorted
eye, under the magic Of fertile invention.
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HusfOnrfffe.
- We have now that brush Of cold
weather which occurs annually about the
goth November.
The stars didn't fall as per bills, but
the Doctors twenty-frst birthday came
Of as usual.
President Grant regretfully assures
us Of his inability to take in Hustonville
on his triumphant progress; henee friend
Jamison is fearful.
Mt. Vernon is jubilant in view Of the
return Of the old, honest and comparative
ly innocent fisticuf as a mode Of settling
disputes, cultivsting athletics, and enliv-
ening the streets.
We are happy 10 see that Jim Bailey
is no less a pleasant afiable gentleman
since he became candidate, than he was
before. His extreme modesty will be his
greatest obstacle in the contest.
The ladies Of Hustonville propose
getting up an entertainment on the eve
ming Of the 9th inst. Thanksgiving day.
the proceeds to be devoted 10 the repairing
Of the Presbyterian Church. They are
making active preparation; and as they
have a reputation for bOuntiful and ele-
CANT affairs Of this kind it is expected that
large company will assemble. OF COURSE
Stanford will be represented.
There has been n report in circula-
ton to the effect that the school of Rev.
J. p. Mcmillan, at Burksville, was closed.
This rumor, damaging to that worthy and
energetic gentleman, is not correo<-y We
understand that during his absence, a
spasmodic panic was got up and some Of
his creditors rcsorted to legal measures for
security A brief financial annoyance
was the result; but the school Is still in
progress, and. IL it gets fair showing, will
be able TO weather the storm. We pre-
sumo that the difficulty grew mainly out
Of the failures Of patrons TO meet their
obligations.
- The papers are scolding over the al
legged brutality Of New Albany man,
who, for a wager, entered the arena "on
all-fours" and fought and whipped bull
dog by dint Of sheer biting and holding
on. This is but return to the ways Of
the good old times. 1924, in Mason coun-
ty, we remember a case in which an old
topper known as Joe Cooper, agreed for the
consideration Of quart Of whisky, to en-
ter a lot in which was confined an old
ram-the terror Of the northumberland
fight him for the championship. The
town Of Washington collected to witness
the tournament. Not Ivanhoe ON tn,
field, Ashley de IA LOuehe, entered the
list more proudly than did old Joe. This
combatants approached a Ia quadruped, sa'
luted, retired few PAGES, then rushed to
the encounter. Both went down in the
desperate charge, but Joe quickly righted
and planting his foot upon the lifeless car
cass Of his foe, demanded and drank the
whisky. Just at the moment Of collision
the man had dropped his head, and the
nose Of the sheep coming in contact will
the elevated shoulders, his own neck was
broken.
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RELIGIOUS.

- Bishop Payne Of the NJ +. Church
South, is in his s0th year. and still mem
tally vigorous, and nov presiding over the
Tennessee Conference.
- Elder j. Ballou will preach at Mount
Moriah, in this county, next Sunday night,
and at Antioch, Pulaski county, next Mon
day night at the usual hour.
Rev. W. T. Underwood, OF the Bap-
list Church, immersed twenty-five converts
near Good Hope Church, Taylor county,
last Sunday aflernoon.-[Leb. Standard.
- Rev. ]. l.. Colbert, a~native Indian
preacher, will give a free lecture at the
Baptist Church tomorrow Saturday
night, Subicct-The manners aud customs
Of the Indians. All are invited.
The Eighty-fhh Annual Session Of
the Virginia Conference Of the Methodist
Church South, il in session at Norfolk,
Bishop wightman, Of South Carolina,
presiding
- Rev. J. $. Hays subject for next sun
day morning, at the Presbyterian Church,
will be, "The soriptural reasons for the
mode by which Presbyterians administer
the ordinance Of baptism
DIR. John y. Gallaher, now Of New
York, but brought up in the county Of
Mason, in this State, and educated at the
University Of Virginia, has been elected
Bishop Of Louisiana, by the Protestant
Episcopal Church, to GIL the vacancy caus-
ed by the death OF Bishop Wilmer.
- According 10 a recent report Of the
statistics Of the various Churches, we find
that there are in the United States, 1885,
POI communicates in the Baptist Church
Of all kinds, with 2O,292 ministers; Of
Methodisis, there are S,42s,O5O oommuni-
cants, and 2S.562 preachers; the Presbyte-
rians have s97, sos communicates, and S.
3Ol preachers; Roman Catholics, 6,375,630
members, and $3.50 ministers. The Con-
gregationalists number 375654; Episcopa-
leans, Sl4. S67; Quakers, 10000; Lutherans,
sos, l2s; Moravians. 9,4O7; Reformed Epis-
colaleans, 1000; Reformed Dutch, 10000;
Reformed German. l2i,569i Second Ad-
veniists, 10000; Swedenborgens, 5000;
Irniyers,lis,s ~ o65 The statistic. Of the
Chr,.tian Church are not at hand
w. have received n letter from Mrs
George o. Barnes, the estimable wife Of
,bo Fv,ngeli., Who vent La, uesL to ioin
him in Jackson. Breatbitt county where
no u now nreaebing. sneakipg of the
m..,;ns shs avs, The neonle were not
vo,v cordial M .Grst lint the Lord .hasal.
~ done n n,,gh,v work The mee,ings
Thn,.d,v F,iday AMI saturday were we'll
offended .n1 Two confessed Jesns Fri.
a. niah, snnd,v ,here was deen inter.
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HOHE AFFtTRs.


Every thing in order Tor the Fall and
Winter trade Onr stock T. now complete
in every department
Irish linens, table damask, iowclr, crash
e., Nc.
Felt skirts and shawls for ladies add
children.
We call special attention to our hid and
Berlin gloves.
New stock Of carpets snd oil cloths, win
dow shades, Sc.
Ladies', gents and childrcn's underwear
at popular prices.
White and gray blankets in 10-4 and
ia at very low prices.
Zephyr shawls nubia-, 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 harnel--
plain, white, red, grey, Shaker and plaid
hannels.
Ladies will find the best assorted stock
Of Dreas Goods in our house TO be found
in the city.
We have large and elegant line Of la
dies, gentlemen's and childrcn's hosiery,
in all grades and colors.
Our stocking yarns are from the Lexing-
ton Wooden Mills, pronounced by knitters
the smoothest and best yarn in the market.
We desire to call the especial attention
Of the ladies to our handsome stock Of
cloaks and dalmans, very elegant and
cheap.
Rubber shoes, Arctic overshoes for wo-
men and children. Mems rubber boots
just the thing for farmers, who are COM
PEELED to be out in the mud and snow.
Brown and bleached cottons, nine and
ten-quarter sheeting, pillow case cotton,
chevioto cotton, plaids, apron checks, drill
ing, &c.--in fact, every thing in staple
cottons.
We have made special effort to have
our stock Of Trimmings complete. You
will find black and colored silks, black and
colored satins, Pekin stripes, black silk,
velvet, velveteen, &c, &c.
Canton fannels, 900 yards bought July
LIST, since which time they have advanced
from one to two and half cents per yard.
We propose to give our customers III e adj
vantage Of our early purchase.
Come at last-.those extra fine home
made boots, with top soles. Many Of our
customers have been wearing the same
kind Of boots for twelve months. Every
pair warranted. Look at them.
In clothing, we can say without fear Of
contradiction that we have the best and
cheapest stock ever offered to the people Of
Lincoln, buying direct from the largest
manufacturers in the United States. 1t Is
conceded by every one at all familiar with
the clothing trade, that clothing made in
Cincinnati is designed to and does ct the
Southern people better than clothing made
elsewhere. In full worsted suits, we offer
some exceedingly nice goods. Our low
priced suits are cut in the latest fashion,
nicely trimmed, we'll made, and have all
the appearance Of finer goods. In over
coats, we have every thing, from a cheap
Satinet up to the finest Chinchilla or Eng
lish worsted. In boys and youths suits
we simply ask you 10 examine, feeling sure
you will buy.
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Two Of Mr.. $. II. Yeaeer's children are
affected with bad sore throats.
-- Mr.. n. n Gentry. ST., had 6ne work
mule 10 die with lock-iaw one day this
week.
Mr.. Bub Farris caught jumping
perch one day last week that measured
p inches from tip TO tip.
james p Bailey will have walk
over" in this end Of the county, since d.
b. Edmiston has Withdrawn from the
track.
- We have nj last had rain enough to
lay the dust. A good rain fell last Mon
day, which will be very beneficial to the
grass and wheat crops.
Prof Tice was the cause of several Of
our young folks losing a good nights sleep
last week. One young gentleman not on
" lost sleep, but lost his hat. SO much
for star-gazing.
-Some Of our neighbors that Killed
hogs during the last cold snap are losin g
all Of their meat Mr. Jake Harlan killed
twenty, and lost all Of the jpints, and Mr..
X. L. White killed twelve, and did like
wise.
The "boom" has at last struck our
town. Our enterPrising merchant, r. Her
man, has created quite a stir in the bone
trade. lie will buy any thing in the shape
Of a bone-from the spare-ribs Of a bull
frog to the jaw-bone Of an ass.
- PERsoSAL.-Miss Maggie Clelland is
the guest Of Miss Mary Gentry Mr..
John Slaughter, Of salvisa, was on a witt
to his sister, Mrs. @. II. McCauley, this
week .....Mr. d. J. Nerbern and wife, Of
Tennessee, arrived on Friday last and are
visiting the family Of Mr.. Beecher Adams.
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Coon TnSos-Fresh Oysters BY the
can, Lemons Oranges, Select Apples,
Pear, BANANAS, Empsons Caramcla a.
we'll NJ other choice Candles, SC, At Geo.
u. wcarcns.
nns Frr Nothing tends to the pres.
orvation Of health like dry, warm feet In
looking over the stock ~ boots and shoes
NJ Hayden Broihcra' the other day, We
found m immense lot of them, Of the best
quality and make, Suitable Tor men, boys
women AMI sirls.
GnrES w. HAnaIs. Hon. Thos =. liar.
gis md Col Tho. NJ Green, parties 10 the
damage suit which has worried the public
Tor months, were here this week Tor the
purpose of examining Rev. J. $. Sims.
The examination was before s. =. .Mycrs,
Esq, and the testimony ELECTED was in
'rlsiav>r, as follows; IN 1876, while in
Rowan conducting Teachers Institute.
fell in with brother of John Tahcr, who
took me 10 the latter's hotel in Morehead
While there, seated with John Tabcr on
a porch which fronted on the Courthouse,
the subject Of the muiilated records came
TO my mind, and ! asked III that was the
Court.houae where Hargis destroyed the
records Of the Court" Tabor, who A.
forwards learned was Clerk at the time,
replied, "IIell, no the records were mu
tilaied several days before Judge lIargia
got here In the cross examination, Col
Green asked some thirty questions, but
nothing further Of importance was adj
duced, save the reply TO question in
which Mr.. Sims said that "all Of the good
people with whom he had oonversed in the
section where both Green and Hargis were
best known, had expressed themselves 10
the effect that Judge IIargis was the sub
Jet Of a relentless persecution, and that
he was an honorable, heightened christian
gentleman, but Of the other side he had
heard Of no favorable remark Judge
IIargi. made a most favorable impression
while here, and gained many friend. by
biz honest appearance and becoming de-
meanor. The case will be tried before the
Common Pleas Court at Louisville, on the
18th II December
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LuSATIc.-Judge Brown and Attorney
Miller went over TO investigate the case Of
Blanche Norton the white woman who was
found near Kings Mountain with her head
cut, report Of which We Published last
week, and, upon examination, ordered her
to be sent to the Jail here for treatment for
lunacV
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Mr.. Combs, who keeps one Of the hoiels-
and hope 10 see Jackson 70 changed before
the Circuit Court higgins next week, that
the LAWYERS will not know IL.
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Only FoR LADIEs.-Just the preltiesi,
best, cheapest and sweetest Dollmans and
Cloaks you ever saw, are nov 10 be found
at Hayden Brothers. You eau get them
at any price, and alLare warranted custom
made.
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rirLiNG HOUSE, Six warrants we're Is
sued against Simpson johnson, Of Tunnel
city, this week, for keeping lipling house.
u he don't mind he'll get broken mp unless
he can get Governor Blackburn to come 10
bis asslslanne.
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Ann BRoKE.-Jimmy, a little son Of
Mr. Allan Beazley, was thrown from a
hor-e "Wednesday, and had his arm badly
broken.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

Taken An xehango Coz Goods. Al The highest mar
ket raios Hiring me your P0uliiy, Feathers, tggs,
Butter, Wax, Wild Game, Laidi hacohi oinaensi
then 10 their iull value.
.. y. DAVIS,
s0l-s.a Near the Depot.
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MooSsnISE-lt is said that three bar
rela Of moonshine whisky we're found in
the stable Of Mr. Morris j. Harris, at Crab
Orchard. this week, Mr. Harris solemnly
AYERS that he knows nothing about il, and
We suppose II will be hard to end man
who would claim il. The whisky Is here
In the hands of the Government.
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L. Candidate fOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK Of
lAnoolni aahleci 10 The action oi the Demociaiie
party.
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DEATHS.

- GroR0E-Of Consumption, on Tues
day night, Mis- IIeltie George, aged -
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CONNECTION. In our article headed "a
model pardon" we erred in saying no
notice Of the murder was taken till last
February. Mr.. Kennedy was indicted
shortly after the deed was committed, but
for some reason, possibly best known 10
himself, the Commonwealth Attorney at
the time filed the Gaze away after several
csntinuanrea.
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TmERE are chances for other entries in
the race for Circuit Clerk-but we will
wait for them 10 announce themselves.
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LoCIL M1rTERs.

B.G. ALroRp will have coal tomorrow.
LARD CANS OF every description at Ows-
ley n Higgins.
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CANDIDATES.
JOHN II. MILLER
JAMES II. BAILEY,

LA candidate FOR CIRCUIT CLERK, subject
The action u the Democratic party.
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. FAMILY SUPPLY STORE

IL What I will Keep, and the citizens Of town, ne
farmer aud trader, can dad al my house any thing
they need, al city retail prizes
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CurTrSa AFFRAY--At q coiored ball At
Charlotte Crows last Saturday night, a
row occurred between Jim Banks, Of Crab
Orchard fame, and Paul Helm, John
Helm and Gaines Tribble Banks cut
Paul severely, and was himself badly cut
in the shoulder. Yesterday he was tried
and held for cutting in sudden heat and
passion. he went to his old quarters in
jail, where Oh and on he has spent several
yean Of his life.
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GoNFro LANCASTER Sam Pragheimer,
a wide-awake merchant. who has been
here for two wears. has decided to return
to Lancaster, where be formerly sold goodr,
and wilt open there in lew days Mr..
Pragheimer l. liberal and enterprising
man, and the way he will bring down
prices over there will elaic the natives
tiis motto l., II can and will sell lower
than the Lowest
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A nuTlu IlIllI7T Wnl HIH I'M E1I EH0H7I ~
@THKRE 70 MORE VIRTUE IN ONE OF
TUFTS PILLS, THAN CAN BE FOUND
IN A PINT OF ANY OTHER"
We therefore say 10 the amieted
Try this Remedy fairly, II will not
harm you, you have nothing 70
lose. but will surely gain aNigo-
rous Body, Pure Blood strong
Nerves and a Cheerful Mind.
Principal once, IS Marry St. N. n.
PRICE 40 CENTS.
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MISCELLANEOUS
-. Ell. BRUCE,
w a N DI

HARRIS a NuNNELLEY.