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der hours was found dead in puddle Of
water near 30 house which she had lefi
Tar Trnnons or rHF LAw--l Had an
amusing illustration here a few days utter
the Milledgcville negro riot. Cesar MI.
nor, who T. ~ eloquent NJ my ebon hued
Roman ofthe race, besides being possessed
Of considerable hiairionic power, had Civ.
en- several rchearsals Of the scene, blend
ing the ludicrous and the pathetic with
the tragic and the terrible, with marked
eject A young lawyer Of Stanford, hav-
ing heard Of Cesar'a graphic delineations,
interviewed him. But Caesar could not be
fooled into the belief that lawyer could
investigate any matter SIMPLY for the fun
Of the thing. lie was, therefore, rigidly
reticent At length being persistently
badgercd he darkened counsel thus: Don't
know who was dar, didn't see no body seed
dat pistol, cvivh my hat in my left hand,
slept on de table wild my right, de lord TUX
ont de winder sash-an didn't see moth
In else but three miles Of dat pike" The
lawyer hasn't m ade out his case vet.
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MARsLrs- Seem to be the favorite game
Of the old men and boys Of this place.
sronr RENovAL.-Mr. Andrew Egberi
has removed his stock Of drugs to the
store formerly occupied by DR.. Lake, on
Lancaster street.
A HoP--At the Harris House Monday
night was given in honor Of Mr.. viii f.
Lee, one Of the most gallant gentlemen
that comes to Cab Orchard.
ESTTRELY TOO NIcE.--These nice noon
light even ings bring out the gallant sere-
naden How delightful Il Is to be recalled
from dreamlsnd by heavenly strains Of
music.
HuRRY, ~ You WOULD BE IN TIME--
Miss Matte Coleman will remain here bat
few weeks longer; those who wish por-
traits made should send their orders with
out delay.
A GREAT BIG LAss.--The young lady Of
whom we spoke last week, as beinga spark
ling little lass, il, we understand, highly
offended because we called her irie lass.
We meant no oiense, and humbly beg her
pardon. and also, leave to add that she is a
grown young lady on the shady side Of
twenty.
FsHISG PARrY.-The ever kind and
obliging Mr.. John Ballard, procured Ia
tum's bus Last Saturday afternoon, and
took a number Of young ladies and gentle
men to Dix River, fishing. Not a single
fish would bite, but after waiting patiently
for two hours for nibble, Walter Edmis-
ton had the pleasure Of seeing his cork go
under, and giving a desperate pull, he
landed the finest - "water dog" you ever
saw. Every body had a splendid time, Of
course
PERsONAL.--Mr. II. d. Farris, Of Louis-
vile, came like beam Of sunshine last
Friday to his many friends at this place.
His handsome, smiling face IL always well
come in Crab Orchard, his old home ......
Mrs. Mays, sister Of Mrs. Tarrant, who has
been in very delicate health for several
weeks, left Tuesday morning for her home
in the sunny South, where her anxious
friends in this community hope she will be
benefited. She was accompanied by Miss
Hattie Coleman, a sweet, modest young
lady, who has been attending school here
since last August. Many are the regrsts
at Miss Hattie's departure, for, by her
gentle, loving manner, she won the esteem
of all who met her We hope she will, at
no distant day, gladden. our hearts again
by her presence.
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Has A Rom TO Exrrcrir.-MrsGran
GER whose arrival In Kentucky - expect.
cd soon, writes Of the siaunch support Of
friends in New York and Washington, and
looks confidently to an equal degree Of 10y.
atty among The fricnds n her yonih
HArs orr, FALsrArr AND Qumol- Had
! the unquenchable wit Of Falsiah, or the
fertile brain Of Quito, might invent some
thing worth reading this barren week; for
truly the one is ever invigorating and the
other Il ever astounding No other village
Of the circnit ever has 20 many things 70
happen within H. limits a. Mt Vernon.
No other scver 40 pungently inspires H.
tailoring bard ne does Hustonville.
DEArHs-Intelligence has been received
Of the death, at New York, Of Mr.. Samuel
Stewart, brother Of Mrs. J. IT, Yantis and
Mrs. ~ p. Price, Of this comfy, and form
eriy resident Of the town Mr.. Henry
G. Mitchell, for several years travelling
agent for a Louisville firm, died at Clevc.
land, Ohio, on the 7th inst A telegram
TO that effect was sent by his brother to a
young lady Of our town, to whom the de-
ceased was attached by stronger ties than
friendship.
PEnsoNAL.--M Mrs. Bette Mccain, Of
Fsyette, spent Sunday at her fathers, in
this county. Mr. A. G.. Daniel returned
on Saturday from successful buggy cam
paign in Georgia. The firm that employs
his valuable services has assigned him to
the State Of Kentucky for present duty.
Mrs. Eliza Frazee, Of Germantown, arrived
on Monday to attend the wedding Of her
sister. The Rev. +. NJ. Green,of Danville,
was in town on Tuesday. Mr.. A. r.. Nc
Ree, Of the Danville Tiibune, has been in
this city several days. Mr.. b. +. Duncan
is in Danville, undergoing medical treat
ment. Mrs. S. T. Finnie is growing daily
more feeble. Mr.. Johnston q. Finnie, Of
Chicago, arrived on Wednesday. The Hon.
q. w. Dunlap Is still confined TO his room.
Prof Lillard's lovely little girl has been
removed to Stanford for medical attention.
Mrs. John Miller is in critical state Of
health.
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IlusfoarilIe.

SPEED THE ow.-We have had fine
week for the farmers, who are singing
speed the plow," with illustrations.
LuMBER-SOc Owens has large lot OF
excellent lumber Of various kinds, which
he oilers at the lowest figures Of the pres
eni depressed rates.
BLACKBERRY AND MosouTo. The
balmy air Of the last week Is dangerous 10
the blackberry and mosquito, which are
probably the only fruits which are not al
ready killed.
PUTTING THEN IN THEIR LITTLE
GRAvEs.-Sanguine gardeners are busy
burying Landreth's choicest seeds in the
cold earth, from which they will never zee
a resurrection.
FLOWER PITs-Open disastrOusly. The
geranium family seems TO have been an es-
pecial sufferer. Its blackened members
give lively idea Of the transition from
vegetable to carbon.
A CASE FOR THE ENQuIRER.-By the
leave Of the Cincinnati Enqairsr we would
report that few days since a young color
ed laily who was visiting relative near
this place, complained Of feeling unwell
during the night, and went out. She did
not return, and has not been heard Of since.
About the second morning after her de.
parture, the body u an infant Of very ten.
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DIED-On the night of 9th inst, John
Wesley, son Of VIM. and Larinda Long,
aged 10th months. lie was inferred in
the NJ. L. Church-yard at Pleasant Hill, to
rest until the resurrection morning.
TRIBUTE TO PAsroR.-Rev. J. NJ.
Cook has gone to attend the Kentucky
Conference Of the Methodist Church, North,
which met at Somerset on the 18th. He
has been the pastor at Pleasant Hill six
years, and has lived in our neighborhood
about four years. He has been a faithful
pastor, and his conduct, both public and
private, has been that of Christian gen.
tleman. According to the law Of the
Church to which he belongs, he must go to
another field of labor, and he will have to
leave many warm friends that are 10th to
give him up, and wish wherever his lot
may be cast that they will receive him
with hearty greeting, and that he may by
his earnest preaching 90 much good in the
name Of Christ.
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The thought, happily conceived by sew
eral Of our gallant young men to add to
the enjoyment Of a number OF visiting la
dies by giving Hop in their honor was
brilliantly carried into execution at the
81. Asaph Hotel on Friday night last
Capt. Richard, with his usual clever
mess, opened wide the doors Of his Hotel.
aud did every thing in his power to add TO
the comfort and pleasure OF the guests
The spacious dining-room was cleared and
brightly lighted, and though every thing
was in readiness by eight, Dame Fashion
had decreed that half past nine was the
proper hour so il was not until that time
that the couples one by one appeared on
the floor When at last they all arrived
and the Band, an excellent one from Dan
Vile, struck up lively waltz, the picture
that then met the eye was beautiful in the
extreme, and We defy any place, at any time,
numbers considered, to show such an ar
ray Of beauty, loveliness and grace as was
presented Beauties from a distance WED
with our lovely home girls in forming the
charming array, and II the gentleman who
took part in the festivities did not appre-
oiate "the glory Of the situation" he must
have had a heart Of stone OF else was a
dwelling noodle A number Of married la
dies and other spectators were present, and
seemed TO enjoy themselves greatly in wit
messing the enjoyment Of the young folks
We would not have our readers think that
all the Young ladies whose names are given
below participated in the objectionable
sin las many old fosies consider il) Of dane
lng, for such Is not the case, but big ma
jority Of them glided through the may
20 gracefully and prestily thai We be-
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personal.

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Miss Jcplfn "rrsi, Boyle county beauty va
guest Of Ms Asher o~sey TINS week'
Ma. D. W. NASnrvEEn, who was badly hurt BY
Milling through a cellar door Is up again.
Tyo,t,s RrFoHp ret.rnsd ye.tsra,y fr,m Pa
hody, Kan sus where he hss decided to locate.
,u.s urtrS C,trNArtr. who Ia. he.n visiting
IN Riehmoud IA. retuenei 10 d.. Nlontromery,s
49,. a, AGO.. "a A. -, -.
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MRS W, O. Mirfos' OF Louisville vie OF one
OF me es-' engineers on the L. n H. H., spent
N'' 9"nasy WIN hef husband Al the Junction
CnARLEr wEun, Who has been doing the heavy
editorial work on the Somerset papers nc SOM
line past, has returned home. disgn.ied With the
newspaper business.
r,,oof ,hs s,re., Of Tho hlr. recommended n,
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foAiAiNh on ho'h1i vas mere the wees WI"
n'a'y printed copies OF his eloquent speech ~ 'No
Holmes irai' ana disposed o. a"l' huHnsi Of
'or'es u s'n'uy ho'''i'on'an' nut F" WIN
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CisEH COfNTY.


RENovED.-Tte old school-house in
District, No. 30, has been removed to LOT
on r. A. Goodies farm.
MARRIED-On the 9Th, at the residence
Of Rev. David johnson, Mr. j. H. Car
penter and Miss Bette johnson.
BUsY.-The weather has been unusually
fne for several days, and farmers are ma
king active preparations for the coming
crop.
PEEsoNAI,--O. d. Jasper and wife, pa
rents Of Mrs. :. A. Cofiey, are here on a
visit.....W. A. Wall is lying dangerously
i'll wftk Pneumonia.
A SOLDIER CT 1sl2.-Eli Shelton, sol
der of the war Of 1912, died at his resi-
dence in this county, on the 9Th inst. His
funeral was preached.by Rev. J. NJ. Sallee.
liz JAu.-IIenry Goodman, one OF the
principal witnesses against John soard, was
arrested and lodged in jail at Liberty a
few days since, charged with selling a pis-
tol TO a minor
RELIGIous.-Rev. J. ". Sallee has ac-
cepted a call from a Church in Nelson
county, and will move thither soon Rev.
Mr. Harris preached at the Baptist Church
last Sunday night. Rev, J. X. Reid will
preach for his brethren at Tunnel City, this
year He has also been employed as Off
bearer at Davis & Melvin's Mil. Well, he
is rather muscular, and II is perhaps better
than preaching at a small salary and then
not get il.
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GARRARD COTXTI.


CRocUsEs.-The smooth white leaves Of
the adventurous crocus peep above the
ground.
YOU ARE, THEREFORE, IN TME.-No re-
porter has as yet said any thing about
March coming in like lion, &c.
GONE GLIMMERISo Capt. Blair has
taken passage for some foreign port where
the Ierrors Of the law can not reach him.
CouRr MATrERs.-Quarterly Court here
next Monday. Geo. W. Dunlap, Jr., argued
the ease Of Freeman Farris in Danyille on
Thursday night before a crowded house,
Verdict PeAitentiary for life, instead Of
the former decree OF hanging.
RELIoIous.- J. l.. Allen preached
at Antioch on Sunday, thereby Inaugural
ting his ministerial services at that church,
A meeting was called at the Christian
Church for the purpose Of appointing a
protraeied meeting here at some period in
the near future.
The STAGE LINE-Between this place
and Danville has become quite a feature
in the annals Of the town. Messrs. Bur
dett and Griffin will eventually succeed in
conveying passengers with great comfort
and speed from our city TO Little Britain.
Already the route has won golden praise
from itenerants.
ORANGE BLOssoNs.-At Hyattsyille, on
Thursday, 9th inst, Miss Mary +. Scott 10
Mr.. George Lunsford, and Miss Jennie
Lnnsiord 10 Mr.. w. II. Scott. On Thur
day. 18th inst, at Mr.. II. G. Jennings res
idenoe, near town, Miss Fannie 4. Lusk 10
Mr.. Gideon l.. Tally. Ceremony by Elder
Allen. Particulars next week.
MUrrCs-DEsrRoYISe CAsINEs.-On Fri
day night an enterpnsing foraging recruit
Of the canine species executed barbarOus
inroads upon the corporal equanimity Of
thirty scions Of muttonie race belonging
TO DR.. II. g. Herring thereupon leaving
scarcely oaudal appendage 10 vibrate a
requiem TO departed joys after the manner
Of Mays dinlnutivs PufsIsa
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DEATHS.

BURNErr- Lachariah Burnett, an old
Shaker, Of Mercer county, well aud favor
ably known here, dropped dead at the Fay
cite House, Lexington, last week.
RANsEy-Mr Frank Ramsey, grandpa
Their of Mr.. W. +. Ramsey, Of this place.
died in Rockcastle county this week, aged
80. lie was a native Of the present State
Of Virginia, but moved here and has been
living in the same house since some time
before Kentucky was made State.
wIruERs- Died, Of strangulated hernia,
after weeks illness, at his home in this
county. Mr.. Laban $. Withers, in the 10th
year Of his age. lie was for many years
devoted member Of the Christian Church,
and was a good and worthy citizen in eve
~ sense. His funeral was preached al
Rush Branch Church yesterday afternoon
by Elder Joseph Ballou.
IIoLDAN.-Near Crab Orchard, last week
VIM. Holdam, aged about So. Sometime
since his mind became so disordered that
he was sent to an Asylum, but returned;
about a month ago, apparently much i'm
proved. lie grew worse again, however,
death relieving him in a short time Of his
affection. During his life he made many
apparently useful inventions, and il was
ON the subject Of inventions and patents
that he became deranged.
McRonERTs--At her home in Danyille,
ON the sth, OF Cancer of the breast, after an
illness of two years, six months Of which
she was confined 10 her bed, the spirit of
Mrs. Mary McRoberts, nee Hume. wife Of
Mr.. Thomas McRoberis, LEFT it, earthly
tenement OF suffering. Monday, a large
oonoourse Of friends and acquaintance
gathered TO listen to the last tribute Of res-
pect delivered by DIR. Green, Of the First
Presbyterian Church, and then the remains
were laid away in the Danyille Cemetery.
Mrs. McRoberts was born and raised in
Madison county, and was a niece Of Col.
T. W. Miller, Of this place. She was in
her seth year, and was in every respect a
woman to be loved by all who knew her.
Her relatives and four little children have
the sincere sympathy of many commune
ties.
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RELIGIOTs.

The State Of Rhode Island, which is
smaller than the county Of Pulaski, Ky.
founded by Baptists, has sixty Churches,
with 1896 members
Rev. j. Lotion Barnes will discourse
next Sunday at II o'clock, on the subject,
Professors Of Religion may Dance or
"A Bible Defense Of Dancing"
Commenting an the effects Of Mr.. Barnes
meeting in Lexington, a local paper says
The churches are better attended and far
more interest in spiritual concerns Is mani
tested than before his coming, 10 we are in
formed. Let the devil have his due, but
let US not detract from the good works # a
good man, though he be an enthusiast and
a little eccentric.
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LINCOLN COUyTY.
EngIesaa's MAJ.

CHoLERA.-Hogs are still dying with
cholera in this section.
ANNOUNCEMENT Rev. VIM. Linney
will preach at Bright's School-house next
Sunday at II o'clock.
WoST MAKE THE RAcE.-Mr. l.. +.
Hubble has declined TO become a candid
ate for the Legislature.
ScHooL.-Prof. 7. +. Baker commenced
teaching the district school at Brights
School-house last Monday.
PUTTING I'm IN TuSE.-Mr. A. Deisner,
a piano tuner, OF Lexington, has been in
this neighborhood tuning pianos.
SIck.-Mr. John II. Engleman has been
suffering intensely for several days from
the effects Of having tooth extracted.
FoUND IT TIREsoNE BusINEss.-Be-
ing somewhat tired Of reading postal cards
will send in our letter on time this week.
PROSPECTS, FoR A FINE CHURoH.-lt is
currently reported that there will be fine
Church built in this vicinity this Spring.
LAND SALE.-Mr. Thomas Wood sold
to Dave Spoonamore, rs acres Of land,
known as part OF the uncle Jimmie Har-
Ian farm at $50 per acre.
4 D.Au.ll..
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H.. Ill -. -. ~. - -.
ne'si " w oouiu h''e peeil t'efei 'he n'o.'
obstinate old deacon would have relcnicd'
/ To n couple Of Mind lady friends We are in
Jeb,.d a. os,is,,,co 4, The e,iiowio,
it., -
list OF
VINO wrnr rHrnE, AND wssr rnrY wonf.
art..,,..t., -. -. -. 4. A.. .
,ov,,l, rsn,.'s,,a 49, - ,.,a, 'r a,.,,,, '
Nils Mar Gentry, scia is, No.. houfreiie and
blue sllki diamonds
Miss Kate Bailey, shelbyviiie, Ky, hlaet six
md velvet, point iacei let
Mis- Jennie Wright, Nicholasvilie, hlssk IN
and velvet.
Mis- judith Guest, pansllle, black siik and vel
YET diamonds.
Mis- idilie Poster, Lexington. sllt aud velvet
gold.
Mis- saliie Reid, uafrsrd, iammese cloth, JET
'rimminesi diamonds.
MI. - N"nneny, Winchester N.Y. si''e-eoi
~ Wa,,,s s w. nj, ..,. A.. .,..,
md brocadoa .It. diamond. and pearls.
oaAn oscHsap
nsa one '~e'' 'i''i' ''i's'e"'''''' ." I'VE per-
M. t.o.,. n,,,.o... r,nm and hl.,t ,,.,, -.
dine, cameo
"''i'S''iih
No'ed y, =. pi'''' s''''' sent Tue 'ooW'ns hand
ma. - - r,,. ,,,hme,. r.s ,s,o.
minv. coral.
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MARRIAGES.

PHELrs-TROwBRfDGE-Mr. Dempsey
Phelps, of Casey county, and Miss Jane
Trowbridge, Of this county, we've made one
this week
RASsoM-GooDLoE-Gen. II. z. Ran
som. the experienced Gen'l Ticket Agent
Of the Kentucky Central H. r. was mar
ried in Lexington yesterday to Mrs. Marie
r. Goodloe.
Turner -DELASEY-John Turner, who
Is three-score years and four and has three
times tried the bliss of married life, enter
ed into his fourth contract Of the kind,
yesterday, with Miss Sarah Jane Delaney,
a young lady just forty-two year, his jun
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News Drrof A. McRobcria 4 siaes'a
Cnrw Jackaons leai sweet navy iohacco
IIonsr snorfSu by y. g. Afford, IT 20
cents
TAKr your Prescriptions to McRobcri'
4 stage.
FrLi stock Of fi-hins racklcat McRob'
eris A staeg's.
Oh Newspaper, 30 cents per hundred
for ale NJ this office.
pnYHcfANs prescriptions accurately
compounded n Chenault 4 Penny's.
VAL rArfE, Kai-omino ami ready
miscd Paints n McRoheris 4 s,aggs.
Jupor J. NJ. Pnnms l. authorized 10
collect sod receipt accounts Of Bohon 4
stagg
LAncE stock Of Molding- and Picture
Frames NJ noilom Price. At Chcnault 4
pcnny's
"HAcKNirAcK" a popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by Chenault 4 Penny,
Stanford.
ATTENTION, fisHrnNrN A full stock
Of Reels, Poles, Lines, Hooks, Nc, At Che
Ait perrons indebted 10 AndeHon n NC
Roberts must come forward and settle with.
out further delay.
Boy your garden seed from 'hennnlt \
Penny. NJ kinds landreih'A Briggs
Bros and feuy'-. Fresh and genuine.
As mi. /. the season for paintina your
lsvs.. ~, 80, ead = con,rIe,c 49, III
Lead, oils and cnlors AZ Chenauli a Pen
n.y..
ro, r., m. l,;,l .,or..,oo,n I,tslv
o.cn,,ieJ 4, Cb.n,nl, 4 per,v ON Main
90, cn,.s.l,s Cons, 'ho,.e Arn,v A.
A o,.l.yx
J. ". a :. II. ShASss are Just receiving
and opening lot Of Ladies and Chi.
drena Shoe made by the leigler Bros. Of
Philadelphia. b., goods made.
A, H.. l.o,.i.. ,i,.,...,v.. ind.h,.d
a., , ~ 49,, y, ,s,,,,,, ~, ca.,,. a.,
- ~ .s,,ie ~, S.,..,'i,,.d =, -,
nn nv IA h,,.;n... n n Chsnsni,
. ~ ""
ing. when Won can 90, i, donc Al The iSrr. /
mon JotnNAt of,cr iuat a. rood and inst
a. ehe.n. Remembe, rbere Won 90 when
Won want a athankvr iob dome. and mai.
ronire vonr home lolks
=, Il
Why wiii you sniier with DyspeI~ia and
Lave, complaint, Constipation, and gener-
Al debility. when you can get at our store
Shiiohs system Waller which We sei on
positive guarantee 70 cure you. Price 10
s'. and 20 c,-' fof sale hy 'henan'i
n fcnny' S'aniord'
poS'r M DERIVED. MANY Icrsons aav
81 haven't cot the Consnmptionp when /
a.ked 20 cure their Cough with Shiloh's |
Consumntion Curc. 10 thew not know /
that Coughs lead 10 Consnmption and /
remedy that will cure Consnmption will /
certainly and surely cure a cough or any |
lnne or throat trouble. We know il will /
cuT when an othcrs fail and our faith IN /
Il Z 20 positive that We will refund the
price paiI II YOU receive no benefit. L. !
moi this fair proposition. Price 10 cts.
10 e.. aud 81 per bottle. For lame Chest. /
Ilack or Side uae SHILOH Porus Plaster. |
Price % cts. For ale bv Chenanlt a /
Penny. Stanford.
fGASg LEsIlr's suSDAY MAoAzlNE-
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:,
r'Oo' "''e'o'hs ~ new designs and very
cheap
DON'T wear 'ha' old hat any longer. Come
ana ge' ono OF ne" style
Dexter's Knitting Cotton IN an number.
Also gooh Cotton Tor cents bali
New Stock Of Ladies', Misses and Chil.
dren's Cotton Hose in white and color..
,..,...., 49,. -, -, ,...,. 4,
shifting, really nice and fully equal to tho
French goods.
W. .;,, 49, az. ,....,.. a.. -.
y. D. 80 ~ -
early Spring wear.
z;n, T.n,l D.. ~. -
TT. 49,. -. -
Satchels specially.
81. -. A.
n -, -. - =. =. 'vo' ""r o''"e''
sold in this or any other market.
NJ. s..,.. o..,.,.,e
10 cents per yard up. Some very nice
goods in the latest shades and colors.
Our stock of Black Cashmeres is full and
we confidently assert that we have the hest
goou' 'or 'he money 10 ne io"nd anywhere.
IO,OOO.-Ten thousand yards of Ham
p"'s r's'"g, ana inserting IN ne" ana
oea"'''"' SYKES l"s' received ana cheaper
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The past week has been fm the most
part bright and beautiful, the thermometer
ranging NJ noon from SO 10 7s'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-14

THr DANvfiIE Fam GROUNDS win
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

]. R. WARREN
& SON,
"P.O. STORB,"
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sugars, oOnees, Teas, syrups, MOlasses,
Flour, Meal, Bacon, Lard, Candles.
Starch, Soda, Bluins, Rice, Butter, Eggs.
Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Canned Goods,
IIomlny, Deans Ss. We have jus,
Laid in a lot Of articles in the Hardware
Line, such as Axos, Sheep shears,
Knives and Forks, Padiocks. Pruning
shean. We also have a fresh stock
ofCollars, Hamss, Baekbands. Blind
And Riding Brides, Trace Chains.
Hoes. Rakes, and every thing necessary
For use in the farming and gardening line
We intend to keep the best stock Of
Fancy Groceries in town, and can always
Furnish our customers with such
Thing, as Canned Goods in this line, We
Have Peaches, Pears, Cherries,
Tomatoes, Corn, Raspberrie., Strawberries,
oysters, salmon, Mackerel, sardines.
Pickles, Ground and French Mustard.
Extracts, Baking Powders, Apple and
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