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LINCOLN COUNTY.


sAD.-Christmas still RACES here with
unabated violence.
CoRS-w. II. Smith & Co., have in crib
and for sale. 500 barrels Of corn. Apply
to them at once.
SLEIGHISG.-The sleigh-bells are tink-
ling In every direction, as the juveniles
urge the weary steed to utilize the last
moments Of the unwonted snow.
THE PREMoSITIoS WAS CoRREcr.-The
weather which has been unusually cold,
changed suddenly this Tuesday after
noon and we have premonition Of thaw.
A CASE FOR CHARITY.-The house OF
Hector Downey, together with its entire
contents, was burned at the foot Of "burnt
Cabin Knob last Thursday night. The
tenants, consisting Of Downey, his wife, an
aged and infirm mother-in-law, and several
children, were turned out almost naked,
and entirely penniless, that cruel winter
night. Who will aid them in their hour
Of need2
PERsoSAL.-Judge Brown "fclded bis
tent" last week, &c. Win Burton has also
gone to add to the dignity Of Stanford So
ciety. BE kind to them both. Jim Ow-
ems has cast in his lot with us at Huston
vile. We welcome him cordially. DIR
Brown has taken possession of his new
rooms and looks as comfortable as an old
Bachelor can look. The Doctors many
frieLds will regret to learn that his cOlored
referee eide has discarded him. The
trouble is, that they were too much alike
in that. each was determined to have hi
own way hence 2 jarrins question of iu
risdiction.
ISTEREsrISG Book have been read
ing "Free Masonry in the Holy Land" BY
that enthusiastic and enlightened member
Of the Mystic brotherhood, Rob. Morris
ILL. ID. Il will be remembered that h
has recently returned from a pilgrimage to
Palestine, undertaken for the purpose o
exploring the land Of Solomon and the
Hirams, examining the Ancient landmarks
Of the Craft, collecting traditional lore
testing the soundness of existing theories
ari collecting memorials Of that storieC
region so interesting in its history and il
hopes to every class Of the human race
The Doctor has fulfilled his mission viii
real and ability, and contributed mos
readable volume to the literature Of tn
Orient. This suggests another book en-
titled "A Miracle in Stone" by Seiss, il
which the author eliminates a most aston
ishing theory as to the origin, structure
and design Of the great Pyramid Of Cheops
II may be fancifnl, but it j. marvelousl,
taking. II may be the musings Of an en-
thusiast; but there is wondrous "metho'
in his madness" Il may not stand tn
test Of learned criticism as a philosophi
theory but II beats the world as eollec
ton q startling condolences. Let thos
who have opportunity give it a perusal.
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MARRIAGES.

SToSE-lioLNEs-At Rev. ]. G. Per-
kins, on the 7th. Mr.. John w. Stone and
Miss Belle Holmes were made one aesh.
CoLLIER-wALLs-Mr. David Collier, a
youth Of 20, who had to nave guardian
appointed TO give his consent to the nuP-
tials, and Miss Mary +. Walls, a we'll de-
veloped young lady, scarcely 10, were mar
ried In this county on the 9th.
CoFFEY-EsrEs-Mr. james Codsy, who
il 90 years old, and has had two other eKpe'
risnees In matrimony, and Nrs. Clarinda
Esiss, Of Pulaski, who enters upon ben
fourth venture at so, were soldersd into
one flesh at Highland, in this county, OF
the sth inst.
LYrLE-CooPER--At the Central Hots
In Danville, on Tuesday last, Rev. 7. NJ
Vaughan solemniled the marriage OF Mr.
Robt. s. Lyle, Of the firm Of MeAlister a
Lyle, Of this place, TO Mias Bette r., th'
pretty ard attractive daughter Of Jacob NJ
Cooper, Esq, Of this county. Attendants
Miss Rose X. Richards aud Dr.. A. y Msr
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NOZZLE COTyTY.


lin the absence Of letter from our re-
porter, We CLEAN from the Advocate and
Tribune Of the sth and 7th.-ED. IST.
JouP
MARRIAGEs.-Du During 1873, 40 white and
AZ colored couples. were bound together in
mairimony.
SALE OF BANK STocK.-0ne thousand
dollars Of stock in the First National sold
last week at sos per share.
THE CLEMENS HousE.-Business com
plications Of serious nature about to result
in the change Of the present management
Of the Clemens House, in this city.
TuRKEYs.-J. o. Richert has killed and
shipped during the season, G,sSS turkeys,
aggregating in weight, $1,000 pounds. The
average cost to him was 20 cents per head.
ELEvAroR.-A stock company is now
being formed for the purpose Of erecting
at the depot Of the c. S. r. r., large and
commodious elevator, for the cleaning, stor-
ing and handling of grain in bulk.
DEArHs-on Friday last Mrs. p. E.
Sullivan, Of Consumption, aged S7.....Oi
Pneumonia, on the Sd, Judge T. ]. Har-
bison, of Parksville.. .Sixty-sfx inter-
ments in Danyille Cemetery during the
wear.
Pork PAcKISG.-R. S. Russell, pork
packer. killed $50 head Of hogs this sea-
son that averaged 300 pounds, with yield
Of S5 pounds of lard to the hog. Last sea-
son he packed ss4 head, averaging go with
80 pounds of lard. Cost per 100, $685..
NEW BANK.-The necessary stock hav-
ing been subscribed, the holders met on
Wednesday, to arrange and apply for a
Charter for the Farmers and Traders Ma
tional Bank" George W. Welsh, ST., will
be President, and George W. Welsh, Jr.
Cashier.
RELIGIous.-Th second Quarterly
meeting Of the Southern Methodist Churcl
will begin at IL o'clock, Saturday. Rev
r. Hiner, the p. f., will preach on the
"Christian Sabbath" on Sunday. Thii
subject by arrangement, will occupy the
attention Of the pastors Of all the Protest
ant Churches in Danville, on that day..
Ed. J. b. McGinn, new pastor of tn
Christian Church, formally entered on ii
work on last Lords Day. He will NOV
his family TO the city in few days.
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HAIint julien" fame. Bni We don't agrt
with him In regard 10 d,at charactorndr.
We can't account fof such an opinion g.
him on any other hypothesis than that g
alike produces like" We know when
man l. intoxicated he thinks he Is the on
thing that stands erect and walks straight
while other people, and frequently u
pavements are falling up aeainst hin
Having failed 10 drink the town dry, "
a-e ready to try some other plan. Pleas
suggest
VIsrrons. Among visitors this week We
note W. s. McChesney, Jr., Passenger AS.
GA Mr.. r. and John Howard, Passen-
ger Aet st. L., I. NJ. a Sou. II. r endeay.
oring 10 negotiate with emigranis for Tee
a. We are not aware that they ucceeded
in selling any tickets, however. Also from
Stanford, W. q. Welch, Commis-ioner,sold
at Commissioner sale, one boiler and en-
gine, the property Of 7. L. shelton. Pur
chaser. W. II. Morgan, Of Hsrrodsbure
price paid, $3.50. Dr.J. T. Bohon and Dar
Miller, Deputy Sheriff, were also here. W.
fully endorse the compliment paid To th'
ISrERroR JOURNAL by the Hustonvill'
correspondent in his last
DisrUnnNe THE PEACE. - We hat
hoped that the spotless banner which W
joyfully hoisted to the breeze on New
Years day might long wave atfull mast
and untamished. But alas for human
calculations. On last Saturday, to the eye
Of casual observer, It was lowered and
blackened in the mire Of intoxication snt
wild disorder for few moments. Their
being no quarters to afford them lodging
they we're allowed to have their fun unin'
terrupted. And on Monday, be II said u
their credit, at the suggestion Of the Mar
shall, they came up manly before the Judge
and declared their willingness to satisfy
all damage done the peace aud good ordel
Of the town.
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LOctI NOTICES.

Cnrw Jack sons hest sweet navy tobacco.
FoR sAIr-sO,oOO Shingles. by A. D
Smith.
Jusr received a fine lot Of Scissors al Low
prices by Anderson n McRoberts.
An indebted 10 Bohon 4 Stagg sre W..
gently requested 10 call and settle.
VIZ want money TO pay rents and other
expenses. Anderson A Mckoberts.
For Day-booka, Ledgera and msmoran.
dums, cal a, Anderson a Mclioberts'.
W. have waited three years for some &C
counts and nov we want .ome money. An.
derson a McRoberil
wrLIs PERIAx PERFUME "HAcKxE.
TACK" l. rich and fragrant try IL. Sold by
4. X. Chcnault, Stanford.
TnE frm Of smith q Miller l. by mutu.
Al consent dissolved. All persons indebted
10 them will settle at once with A. d.
smith.
DARK and light oolored Oyercoats in all
.iEe-, J. Winter 4 Co, corner Third a
Market Street,. Louisville, Ky, seli az
ceedingly eheap.
HAVE you Dyspepsia, are you Constipa.
ted, have you yellow skin, los Of Ap-
Petite, Head Ache, u 40 don't fail 70
use sHiLoH's SYxTEN NuALzKn. II
!. guaranteed 10 relieve you, and will you
continue 10 suffer when you can be cured
On snch terms a. these. Price 10 cts. and
rs cts Sold by T. H. Chenault, Stanford.
You Mrsr Guar THAT CouoH With
Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can cure
ycur-elf II has established the fact that
Consumption can h. cured, while for
Coughs. Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
Asthma, and al diseases Of Throat and
Lungs, Il j. absolutely without an equal
Two doses will relieve your child Of Group,
Il u pleasant to take and perfectly harm.
lees 10 the Youngest child, and no mother
can afford 10 be without IL. You can use
two thirds Of bottle and " shat We say
j. not true We will refund the price paid.
Price 10 cts. 90 cts. and 81 pr bottle. II
your Lungs arr sore or chest OF back lame
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster Sold By T..
X Chensult stanford.
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PERSONAL.

Ns..N c. s,vrtrr 10 VISITING nisua. In Lss-
anon.
Mas JoHs W. rrsSrSoToS .. visiting relative.
10 t0vn.
ABLAoksEIL ElKiS, q The Eentuehy Iysis',
-as In tOvn Court day.
MEs.ns. TIN W. Hleoss and W. Z. Lee made =
business trip.to Cincinnati this ueek
Ma. Thomas BuroaD has gone 10 cincinnau With
The hope Of beconing "oo@mereisl Tourist"
THE somsr.s, Rsporfsr hss the srssfes little cor
respondent hero imaginable Guess Who e 80
NiSsEs sAILie ASp SUSIE SKvIrs. Of PaTk.,ilis.
ansr a short visit 10 the famiiy Of NJ ". q. Ne
wins. len Coz their home this week.
Mas. HANNAH SCOTT and her pretty daeshter,
Miss Fannie, Of Jes.amine county, we're Ia attend.
anee At the coldveil-Losan nuptials.
NissKs Rosa DuSS add Kate Mason. = pair Of
little hsaatics rom Lancaster, accompanied ~ W,
r. Mason, Esa., worv At the wedding.
Ma COLLINS GESTaY hayins gone south 10 clo.e
up his stock business there. his wle, Nls Belle
shunaie len on Tuesday Tor visit TO relstlves In
Uarrard.
}. l.. Races. Es2. late of the Adrooais, here
on Monday, closing up hi. busiae.s. Il IL bis In
teuiion Ne undsrsiAhd, 10 bay farm and se,ile
dowa to the happy aud contented lie Of Granger.
HoS. W. q BHAbLEn, one Of the brightest legal
igminaries In the State, und the clevsrsst man to
10 found snywhcrc, Is In town this seek. He tells
as that he has resolved 10 retire from politics and
will hereafter devote his entire time " III, practice
Of his profession.
sANUEL n. LviSasroS, EsQ., Who hvos 10 Or
ange county. Florida sent his sister, Mrs. Thona'
Bai0rl, nies chrislNas present In the SHAPE Of =
lot Of 0rangss and lemons direct rom bis pAntaton
ia tho sunny South. They we're the iaE'-t aud
hnest We have ever seen.
ATTENDING the Common Pleas Court are the
folloving visiting lawyers; OF Daaville. Col. r. 2
facets, J. n. McFsrran, saml aud RObt Harding
Of Lancaster, Hon. Geo. W. Duslap, ST., Hon. n
N. nrsdiey, W. u. Hopper, n. NJ. Burdett, Judgs
". "A. Ovsley, Geo. W. Dunlap. IT,, and A.
Kaufman; Of Crab Orchard, Fontaine Fox nohbiti
Col y. l. wOLFoHD, Of Liberty, q hero Of tws
van and man Of remarkable will and energy, Il
In attendance on the Common Pleas Court thil
vesk. We are sorry TO learn IRON him that he IL
in very had health, owing TO bronchial attach and
fom the effects q painful wounds received, thu
one IN battle At Lebanon, Tom, aud the other Al
Monticello, this State. 30 soon As the weather
opens II Ia his Intention TO remove To COlun,bis
Ky, where he will make his future home.
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rHE uEsTHER.

January ard. Thermometer At sunrise
re- below fero. Zero at noon, and 2 BE-
low NJ sunset.
January ith.-Clear Thermometer Al
sunrise y below zero. g. above a, noon, and
zero At sunset.
January 5th.--Ciear AZ sunrise A. be
low sero. iO' above nj nom. and g. abov,
NJ sunset
January 9Th. Clear a shove at sun
rice, 2O' at noon, and 2O' At sunset
Janusry 7ih Cloudy = shove =, sun.
ri.c, So at noon. and S3' at sunset
Januarv sth. Rain, slect and heavy
snow. Thermometer So.
January eth--snowing till noon, cloudy
aiterwardg Thermometer at noon 90
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HonE AEFtsRs.
Severance a Dudderar

Childrcn's Yarn CAPS. Hoods, &c. Ne
apartment.
Mems, Ladies and Children's Overshoe,
md Sandals.
The improved Stocking Supporters in
Ladies and Misses sizcs.
Blankets-very superior quality, snd at
prices that defy competition.
Cloaks-Only few left, which We will
sell at decided bargains to close before the
new year.
knitting Yarns from the MILL Of d. A.
Loud q Bro, Lexington, just received, In
all colors, including solid black.
Mems Boys and Children's Winter Boots
All we ask ia for you to call and see them.
for we feel assured you will buy.
A few pieces new Dress Goods at ten
cents per yard the best goods for the mon
ey ever opened in this or any other place.
Twenty new Zinc and Paper Trunks,
Just in. No use in sending to the city, We
can save you time and money ny buying
Of Us.
Ladies, remember that our stock Of Dress
Goods Is very fine. All the new patterns
in Dress Goods, from the cheapest calico
To the finest silk
We can save you from three 10 Eve dol
lars on a pair Of fine sewed calf boots. All
we ask you to do Is to call and examine
them, feeling sure we can justify our state
ment.
Our stock Of Clothing has been greatly
reduced in the last few weeks, but we are
determined not to carry any over until
next year You viii do well to call and
examine.
Just received this week a new lot Of Blk.
Cashmere, at greatly reduced prices. We
keep the celebrated r. d. Brand. Our
stocl Of Dress Goods is complete in all de-
sirable styles and colors.
Ladies need not be worried any longer
about Silk Velvet, Black Satin, Trimming
Silks, silk Fringe, Buttons, and in fact
any thing necessary to trim your dresses
with, for we have them.
We thought our third order for Boys
and Youths Boots would supply them all;
but we have been compelled to make an
other order. So, boys, come along, and
have new Boots for Christmas.
Our stock Of Clothing il The largest and
cheapest we have ever had ia Goats, Pants,
Vests and complete Suits, for men and
boys. Overcoats from the cheapest to the
finest Beavers ond Chinchillas.
Your especial attention is called to our
Flannels We have every quality in plain
white, Shaker, red and grey; rel twilled,
white twilled, grey twilled; Opera, in all
colors; Plaid Flannels for children.
In Ladies' and Children's Shoes we have
always been awarded the blue ribbon, and
feel that this Fall we are more entitled to
it than ever. To our stock Of the celebra-
ted X. L. Stevens & Co.'S goods we have
added a very cheap and nice assortment Of
Eastern Goods, in pegged and sewed, at
prices that cannot be duplicated in this
market.
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To sick headache, that lniallible symptom Of dis
ordered stomach, liver and bowels. Many salor
from il as many as three or four times week.
They do 50 needlsssly, for Hostetters stomach
Btters, by toning the digestive organs and regula-
ting the bowels and liver removes the cause and
dlspels the painful symptom. The intimate SYM
pathy between the brain and the abdominal region
causes the slightest disorder affecting the latter to
be reflected as il werc, In the organ Of thought
The reform Instituted by the Bitters when the d.
gestiye, secretve aud eyacuative functions are In
state Of chaos, has other and more beneficial re-
suits, viz, the complete nutrition Of the whole
physical economy, the restoration Of appetite and
repose, and increase In the power OF the system
TO resist diseases Of a malarial type.-355-lm
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PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONALLY.

on FRIDAY, JANUARY ~, 20, WILL SILL
Al publlc auction, the iolloging property 70 ..
Year.old cattle, q thoroughbred milk COWS, 20
stock hogs. work horses IL stacks OF hai, 100
barrels ~ coru, 1850 shocks o. fodder, t-horse
HAg0n, and other farming Implements, inciudihk
A ssNee ChampiOn" Mower. nearly new. Terms
sums Of ten dollars and under cash ever mat
amount = credit Of ~ months on gooi 'lse'iahie
notes, bearing per cent Interest
Jan. ., is7e.-it. TIM. w. HIGGINS.
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eRocKRIrs. HihBWAnr. A..
]. R. WARREN & SOY,
i" p. o. STORE"

"P. o. STORE"
DEALERS IN
Sugar, Cores, Tess, syrup-, Noia.Aes.
Flour, Meal. R.eeu, Lard. Candles.
Starch. sods, RiuIus. Rice, Butter, Far.
svs.t and Irish Potatoes. Canned oood..
HOminy. B.ss., te. wss also ksep
A complete ss.ortmeus Of Hardware
And cutl~y. Among other thins'. AEe.,
Ha,eho,s. hssd-ssvs. Knive. ofaii kinds
Carriage Bolts scr.sa Nails, Sausage
Grinders. &C., &c. seOid weather Is flst
ApprOae hing. We have Ibid n = lot d
Coal HOas. shO.,ls. Tong, yph~-.
Kitchen Sets. Corn Pepper, se.. &e.
We Intend 10 hep the best stock Of
Fancy Groceries In town. and can svaJs
Furnish our customers with such
Things q Canned ooods; In this line. We
Have Peashs.., Pears. Cherries.
TOmatOes. Corn. R.spberriss. strawberric..
Oysters. salno.. nseksrrl. sxrdisss.
Pickles, Ground and French Mustard.
Extracts. B.hins Powders. Apple and
Peach Butter. xIuOs Msat. Sauces.
Preserves. Cheese, crucksr.. cocoAnuis.
Gelatin. Spices. oors s,.reh. Laundry and
Fancy SOAPS. R@i-ins. currAns.. Mats
Plain and Fsney Candles. Matches, Se.
We sell 9-yeAr-old purv Cider Vinegar.
Alto cents per gallon. In WOODEN ws-s.
We keep Tubs. Bueksss, Pirkins.
sugar Boxes; Empty Barrels at 10 cents;
washbO.rds. sinsr-. srOoms. Are Handles.
Coffee Mns. Half Bushels We vnl buy
AT all times and pay the highest market
Price therefor. In good. Butier (vsll
wOrked.l Eos, (fresh,l Lard. Potatoes.
Apples. Turkeys. Meal and Flour. and
VIII aim 70 DO ready. at all times. TO
Furnish 10 the citizens Of town and vicinity.
All Of the latter named articles.
We wish to call attention Of the Sporting
Portion Of the eommnnlty, 70 the fact
That We keep Powder. Shot, Gaps, wads.
Powder Fiasks. We invite all TO
Give us call when In need Of
Any thing in our line.
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HEAD QuARrERs ron PLows.--.farmsrs
80 to Higgins d Grimes for the Hamilton
Steel Plow and the Gale Chilled Plow. Re
member every pillow warranted 10 give sat
isfaciion or no sale.
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HELD TO AsswER.--At the examining
trial at Crab Orchard last Saturday, David
Carson was held in $500 for malicious
shooting and wounding, and Thomas Car.
son In $3.50 bail, 10 answer charge Of
aiding and abetting him. From all We can
learn, the Carsons were as much 'sinnsd
against ~ shining In tho row.
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FoR THE LEoIsLAruRr.--.As usual the
man who goes To the Legislature will have
Hon. Fontain Fox Bobbitt to beat His
card announcing his candidacy appears In
th.s lane
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BusISEss CHAS0E. A. r. Penny
hiss purchased an interest in the drug store
Of Mr.. L. r. Chenault, and the firm will
hereafter be Chenault a Penny. This 4
the only business change Of the new year
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TO RENT OR SELL.
HOUSE AND LOT IN HUsrOSvILLE.

wish 10 rent, ior the ensulng year my property
10 Husionyillo, consisting oi a tWo-sioiy name
dwelling. containing slx rooms a good garden, Z
larle and convenient stable With spaclous loi, vel
u good water Ia the yard, and situated Ia pleas,
ami par Of the village, Possession given luinell'
atoiy. Apply 10 tho tubscriber a. STANFORD
Jan. l. 1878. go LEO HAYDEN.
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All persons knowing themselves indie oied 70 m'
by note on account must come iorsaId and settle
A. H. CHENAULT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GAM NJ. BURDETT,
ATToR N EV AT LAW ,
MT. VERNON, Ky.

win practice his profession IN Rockeastle and
adjoining counties aud IN the Court Of Appeals.
Special attention given TO collections.
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n. v. HUGHES.
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF FIRM.

JAN. 1, is79.-wE HAVE THIS DAY ENTER
ed iutO partnership under the firm name Of "Nhen-
ault a Penny" for the purpose Of carrying on the
Drug business az Chenaulis Old stand 10 stanford
A.. IL. CHENAILI,
3Ji-lm A. n. PENNY.
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AEorHER surPLY.-The ice and snow
and slush Of the past two or three weeks
have caused an unusual run on those stores
where boots and Winter clothing are kept
for sale. We have observed that Messrs.
Hayden Bros have been compelled 10 lay
in another supply Of such articles. such
has been the number Of their sales. Twen-
~ TO twenty live dollars will be all you
need to get Of them an entire outfit, inclu-
ding full suit, ovcrcoat and boots. Every
thing else low in proportion.
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RrSAwAY. Mr.. Geo. W. Afford drove
10 town the other morning and, ~ usual,
lch his horse standing 10 the buggy With
out tying him. Result, runaway Of horse,
and buggy scattered in frs gment' for a mile
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NoTICE!

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of The Farmers National Bank Of Stanford
Ky, TO elect Directors for said Bank, will be held
at the Office Of said Bank, On TUESDAY, JANUARY
i4rH, 1873, between the hours OF 10 A. N. and =
JNO. n. OwsLEY,
352-td Cashier.
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OYSTER SALOON f!

Having purchased the Oyster saloon Of }. c. pa-
Wis under the store Of McAllster Lytle, am pre-
pared to FURNISH OYsrERs IN EVERY STYLE Al
All HoUHs. l keep also a CHOICE LIsE OF CIeAE'
AsD TOBACCO.
3s6-it T.v. HUGHES.
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Hos Kntrb....The freight train Mon.
day, killed = 2s5 pound sow and 3 'hoatl,
weighing IS each, for Mr.. Allen Bcailey,
Appraisers have fxed their value NJ Si5
and the Company will no doubt settle the
ar,oupf
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CoAL-For tho best Pine Hill and Iiv'
ingsion coal, call on Thomas d. Newland
Yard on Depot street.
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WAKE Ur isn't Il about time our
County Executive Committee vas taking
some steps toward fixing daY for Con-
vention to appoint delegates to the State
Nominating Conyeniion' A good many
Ieople ARE ~ the imprrssios that Il l..
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Tan STOCKHOLDERS Of the Stanford
National Banks vii! elect Directors next
Tua.dav
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-10

Our or CoAL.--.A 'coal famine" was
threatened this week, both dealers being
out for several days, and not = bushel could
b. gotten Tor love or money. Several cars
have since arrived, but the dealers have
taken occasion to rails, the price to eigh'
teen ceuts nor huahel
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-10

THarr MuLIoS FrFr.-Mes-r. waltei
NJ. aud Lewis Dodderar, Of ;his county
have jus, purchased a new and improved
Saw Mill, winch they propose to set up on
the Cumberland River, seven or eight
miles from Somerset. To begin with, they
have contract with Nashville firm to
furnish three million feet Of lumber at
price. ranging from 81 to $3.50 per thou
and.