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LECTURES.
BOOKS. &c.

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TFRS.
CARD PAPETERIES, Gilt, Plain and Designs
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FINE TINTED PAPER, in twenty five shades.
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CITY ITEMS.

Sold by Druggists.
That wonderful bilious remedy. QuiI'Ss Irish
Tea. 1t costs only Is cents package.
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EIRST PREMIUM
Awarded at the National Fair all other Compel
itors
TO CERES.
The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the
United States.
MINNEOLA,
very superior Minnesota Patent.
STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY,
magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process.
GOLDEN HILL,
The standard Family Flour of the District For sale
by every first Grocer.
Wholesale Depot-Cor. list st. and Ind. are.
move VIM. M. GAIT s. co.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO John
SchuZback and Anna Wagner; Chas. A. Ellis
Nd; James Nj. Degaughn and Ge0rgianna {.
Edelin,, both OF Prince Georges county, Md,
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CHARGED WITH STEALING A TRUNK-In the
Police Court, this morning, Edward Howard
colored, was charged with the larceny of trunk
and quantity of clothing from Mary V. Lacey
Miss Lacey testified that she arrived at 9TH
street wharf on the 9th of September last, on
The steamer W. w. CorcOran and gave her trunk
to man on the wharf and directed him to send
il to the corner of 9th and L streets. 1t never
arrived there and she saw him no more. Daniel
s. Beth testified that he is the Waterman on the
wharf, and that the trunk Was given to him by
Miss Lacey, and he called the defendant to carry
II to the place named which he never did. The
defendant than took the stand and testified that
he went 10 the place named with the trunk and
there was no one there TO take it, The court
said that was not a satisfactory explanation of
the case, and sent him to Jail for 30 DAYS
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
MafceiluS Mafceron ct al. 10 Joshua Clark, pt.
g. so. LOCO: 1925. j. +. Kendall 10 Joshua Clark
p . Id sd. LOCO; S225. g. J.. Leonard TO f. A.
man ~ al. trustees, to j. r. Arms. lot s. of the
Sheriff estate; q GOO J. r. Arms 10 G. l..
Brodie. lot ). OF The Sheriff estate: 81 100. Re-
becca Hurdle TO G. X. Chase. lot -. So 30;
g T5n- -
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IHE french cannot pronounce Cough. but.
lley appreciate aud use DR.. Bulls Cough syrup. +
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MARRIED At ROCKVILLE JAII.-A man named
EmInlck was convicted last Thursday by the
Circuit Court OF Montgomery county. Md. at
Rockville. of assault with intent to XIII 5. Col
ms, ON the ith-Strert turnpike in September
Elet. He was sent 10 iail 10 await sentence. and
until another party. named Newman. who was
inpncated in the same assault. should he tried.
me same afternoon the sister or Collins was
married TO Emmick. at the Rockville iail. by +.
H. PTettyman, the Clerk OF the court
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Bible Children; by Rev James Wells.
Old Faiths in New Light; by Newman Smyth.
The Rise of the Huguenots of France; by Henry
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The Evangelical Church; edited by Rev. Henry
Tuldge,
The Flowers Of the Sky; by R. W. Proctor.
Four Months in a Sneak Box: by y. II. Bishop.
VIM. BALLANTYNE s. son,
nov11 42S Sh street n.tc.
STEREOSCoPIC VIEWS AND PHOTO.
- GRAPHS of the Public Buildings in the City,
and MorrsOn's Strangers Guide.
Abbott's Law Dictionary, vols. S13. 90
Desty's Federal Constitution ............... $50
Hirsh on JIiries 4.50
Elmes' Us Executive Departments. ......... 400
Trial of Professor Webster, 2 vols. ........ T. so
Webster's Great Speeches Observation-Disclosures. 800
Life of Benz. r. Curtis, vols ............. 800
Guide TO the Terms of Art and Science. 1.5O
Sarah de Berenger (Jean Ingelow) ........... I.5O
A large and varied stock of Stationery always at
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Use CERES ana you will ever be happy. be-
cause you VIII always have light and sweet
White bread. biscuits and rolls. and dyspepsia
ana indigestion will be strangers TO you. II Is
the handSomest flour known to the trade.
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BILIOUS DISORDERS LIVER CoMPL ANTS. COS
tlNeIlesS. dyspepsia &c. are speedily removed
Dy Dr. JAYNE Sanative Pills Forty wears use
has proved them superior 10 all other rem dds
Tor the cure OF the various diseases for which
they are recommended. In their action they ara
without risk from eXpoSIIre
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lNrENaFLY dry.
Coon A. wHrAr.-Farmers will do we'll
TO zee W. n. Smith a Co., before selling
their crops Of wheat.
MoRr AcADrNIcAL-The closing eser-
cises Of George wsters' school at Turner's
vile, are billed for the evening Of Friday,
the I lth inst. Squire Peyion leads the
Orchestra.
wHEAT.--w. n. Smith 4 Co, commen-
ced buying wheat on Monday, at IS cents,
cash. They are making specially 81 this
article, and have taken hold of Il with
their usual energy.
C-K-sIc.-spelling matches are in
vogue again at Turnersville, and largely
attended. We propose sending a challenge
promising, with DR.. Brown as "giver ont"
and Judge Grinnan as "rpellist," to turn
down any and all contestants.
srAvE FACTORY. -Middleburg il likely
TO have a factory to dress slaves on large
scale. An enicrprising firm in Cincinnati
proposes to commence operations immedi-
ately, provided they can secure contract
for the delivery n a million slaves to be-
gin with.
GAME CHIcKENs.-Dr. Brown missed a
brood Of chickens two weeks old, yester-
day evening, and after a close search, found
them snugly sitting on an upper branch Of
an apple tree. Hence, the Doctor argues
the superior activity and pluck Of the
game chicken. He has also proved their
activity by the speed in running evinced
by the sire Of the family.
Quick WORK.. B. Green, IN the in
terest Of the lively firm Of W. II. Smith
a Co., bought on Monday. the wheat crops
Of +. NJ. Ware, DR.. Fowler and Mr.. @ ooch,
amounting in all TO 1000 bushels. On
Monday morning the above was all in the
shock; on Tuesday morning, 800 bushels
Of the grain was in market in Cincinnati,
the remainder shipped Tuesday night.
PERsoxAL.-E. c. Hopper and wife, Of
Covington, are visiting friends and rela-
tions in the West End......J. II. Hopper,
("Bro. Joe'O is assisting Rev. Sawyer in a
meeting at Poplar Valley. He is doing
some uncommon singing ''over there" ......
VIM. Harvey, Of Somerset, Is active and
pleasant amongst our people, In the inter
est Of an Ohio Company. manufacturers Of
Threshing machines.
LIZ HoLMEs' HoME.-Middleburg is
still improving rapidly. Had the pleasure
Of snpping with In Holmes one evening
last week at his bachelor residence. He
has an elegant house, new, clean and con
veniently arranged; but not single speci'
men Of the feminine gender about him
except his COW. His cook is hoy, and hi
domestic animals all males. The photo
graph Of lady on the mantel was sugges
tive. however, Of a change in the fabric o
his dream.
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LAND, STOCK AMI cR0P.

Fat cattle are being engaged in Bourbon
Al 4lo 10 4ic.
The Louisville TrO,,ing Races begin
next Tuesday, the sih.
A Grm at Paris, KY. has bought 10000
bushels wheat al SOC to Sic.
I'D. swope bought Of Buck Anderson,
Of GArrard, a l5I hand mule, for $50.
Farmers In this vicinity are getting their
wheat threshed for cents per buaheL
The car Load Of lambs. 24i head. shipped
from Lebanon last week BY deo.w. Afford
averaged So pounds.
The Lexington hsss says that the inst
car load Of Central Kentucky wheat sold
on Change IN Cincinnati for 500.
DIR. O. A. Cox. ins grey mare vas gOred
by a vicious COW this week into the artery
leading to the head, and blsd TO death.
Uncle Peyion Embry, Of this place, has
Jack colt, 0he-year-old, that measures
IA hands. lie has been offered $3.50 for
him.
The Pres says John A. Geary, Of Lea
iRg,on. paid 81, 100 for patent" tract o.
1000 acres Of land near the Cincinnati
Southern, no miles from Lexington. Il
has upon ID an accessible and ineEhansti
BILE bed Of coal
NEW loRK.-Sheep continue depressed
except for choice chipping grades; bal
lambs are doing better, with fair trade a
4lc TO Go per Id. for Western, southern
and State STOCK. Poor 10 prime sheep sold
at Sc to Ate, and two car loads Of we.her'
l2s lba. average, At sc per ID. for sEPor'a
ton alive,
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GARRARD COTyTT.


CHICKEN CHoLERA.-Mrs. Chas. Dunn
had four hundred chickens ready for mar
ket, when the cholera scourge broke out
among them most dissstriously.
No NEws.-The great dearth Of news
this week is a matter OF public comment
The festivities Of the month just passed
were so numerous and burdensome that all
are glad Of rest, 80 that inaction follows,
a. natural consequence.
s. s. CoSvENTIos.-The State $. 5. Con-
vention at Danville was attended by
lhrongs, and great enthusiasm manifested.
A boy orator mot the boy orator. was on
the rostrum the last evening, holding the
multitude spell-bound. The sum ofSl 800
was raised to aid the coming years work.
In BAD FIx.-The general complaint
is no garden, no vegetables, nothing to eat.
A farmer came to town on Tuesday and
bought several dozen cans Of vegetables,
saying they must have something to cook.
Cisterns and wells are dry, and many per
sons are hauling water, even for drinking
purposes.
TWELVE YOUNG LADIEs-Left the hos
pitable residence of Mr.. Alex Denny, near
Hyattsville, last Monday morning. Du-
ring their stay the young gallants Of the
town and vicinity kept the dust flying
mountain high in their jOurneyings to and
fro. Many fascinating lady visitors are
among Us, allured by the hearty cheer Of
old Garrard.
PEKsoxAL.-The Hon. Burr Harrison,
Of Lebanon, was in the city this week. Mr.,
and Mrs. w. b. Mason and Mr.. and Mrs.
John s. Gill returned from Louisville last
Saturday. DR.. s. l.. Burdett and wife ar
rived from Apopka, Fla, on Saturday, and
are the guests Of Mr.. b. NJ. Buriett. Mrs.
Elizabeth Simpson is very i'll at the resi-
dence Of her son-in-law, Mr.. John Thomp-
son. Mrs. Belle Wilson Stapp was in the
city on Tuesday, accompanied by Major
stapp and their preeocious little son, For
est.
s. 8. MArrERs.-On Sunday afternoon
the Sunday School Review at the Christ
ian Church was largely attended. Among
the reeitations was beautiful one by Mis-
sallie Elkin, entitled "The Drunkard's In
ventory." As her first appearances in pub
lie, great credit Il due her successful rem
dition Of the piece. Al the close Of thu
} exercises Mr.. Shishmanian, a native Ar
meniAn, who was partly educated at tn
Bible College in Lexington, gave Turk
. iah song, which was peculiar because Of th'
utter strahgeness Of the language.
ENTERrAINMENr.-On Monday night
DIR. b. =. Walters, young dentist recently
. located here, gave social entertainment
; his rooms On the northeast corner Of tn
public square. The suite Was tAstefulll
decorated and we'll lighted. About hft
peraons were In attendance. lmmeliatel
across the street Is Yantis' Restaurant
, which was dnped with lace curtains an'
adorned with floral collections in grea
beauty. Here the refreshmenis were serv
ed. The grounds about the private en-
= trance were brilliantly illuminated viii
Chinese lanterns, and all bore testimony :
the enjoyment OF the evening.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
EasIeaaa's Hai.

No. an Nucu -Mr Lee YeaQer the
-. n.~.A.ru.n ..v. ,h., xhsat !. not
Ss-,.,-"-. - - AZ. .ors :. f.rmer.
,.as.,ra
60, -. ..,.a
Ihh nAsAh' mhhriS".N , ~.
''' ",s, '"e 49, q A. O.. p,;ah,
beautiful woodiand OF MI "'er" "'is"'
last Sunday.
I.Th. CONTRACT for bnildins our new
-. ~ - ~ r. L.
~, and he's, bidder. We hayn't heard who
90, N. contract,
II
hAis Nhhphp'-"s s's ,sy 40.
need OF a sooa IA,h IN .n'' 'oe-' -
had a shower last nA'"rdsy' ""' "o' e"'"s'
TO vet the gro"na very 'seP
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RELEGIOTs.

Rev. j. A. Sims will arrive tomorrow
and preach at the regular hoars on Sunday.
Rev. Joel Lambert. aged 81, one Of the
oldest preachers in the Stale, and a veteran
Of the war Of 1912, died in Henderson this
week.
The next annual Kentucky Conference
will meet in Richmond, on the l7,h Of sep
tember. Bishop Doggett, Of Virginia, will
preside.
Beecher having tasted beer, and found
that Il was a good thing TO sleep on, an ex-
change warns the old man to 20 slow, or
he will find il a better thing to sleep of.
Prof Azbill says that there are thirty
eight counties in this State where there ara
no Sunday Schools Of lheChrisiian Church
and sixteen counties in which there are i
only one school, Brothers Cline and Dun
can have been put to work in these locali'
ties, and the above will not he the case
many days.
The meeting at the Christian Churcl
continues, and deep religious interest i
manifesting itself Elder W. T. Tibbs !
lAhoring earnestly, preaching two sermon
each day, and the Lord is rewarding hi
labors. Nine persons have united them
selves with the Church by letter and on
by confession Of faith.
Rev. \. s. Deering, President, writes u
that "ths Camp Meeting at High Bridge
will begin at II A. NJ, Thursday, JULY
cath. Eminent ministers and the best o
singers are engaged for the meeting. Coo
shade, ice water, good board and lOdginI
for all, and a cheap special train from Dan
willie Junction each day."
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PRoNrsEa-Our busine~ Manager has
20 many promises to pay next week, }" that
he has frequently to ask his customers IL
Il would suit them as veil TO wait until the
week following, as he will he 20 busy re-
ceipiing for amounts already promised,
that he will not have time 10 attend to
others. But next week comes to break
the fair promises. He wishes, however, to
make an honorable mention of one man
who came up to his word at the appointed
time, Mr.. Jno. d. Smith. Of Mt. Salem.
Who'll he the next mani
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EXTRA FARM FOR SALE

Hav ne determined TO go West, ] offer or sale
privately my iarm Of iOf acres In Lincoln county,
living on tae stanford and Lancaster turnpike three
miles from Lancaster aud one mile from 0ilberts
Creek Depot. Tho buildings are good, the dwell
ing contains eve rooms, and there Is shelter
enough on the place TO protect all the stock that
can be kept on IL. The land lies we'll, has spen-
aid Young orchard, and Is one Of the best watered
places In the county. The neighhOrhOOd can not
ne excelled, and White Oak Sch00l-hOuse,at which
a good school Is taught ten months Of the year, Ia
Within four hundred yards OF the house. For fur
ther particulars call on or address me At 1iiherfs
Greek Depot, Ky.
as0-eOw2t u. huEHhhfohb.
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Read What Your Neighbors Say About It.

DANvuIE, KY, June 81, 1879.
Have used Myfed Elevators and Purifiers for five
caimed for IL They viii purify the foulest well
child old draw water from fifty
the large family duabe believe
they will years. would other when could get the May
field. WI EVANS
DANyuLE KY, June 81, 1879.
We have Nayfed Water Elevators in the cn at this
Office worked entire satisfaction; has proved
more pump and lighter draft have been we'll
pleased Spring removed chain pump from cern
afe Elevator When the Elevator put in the
cern had infested with small bugs that
cerns and had begun emit unpleasant oos After few weeks
pump they both entirely disappeared consider the best %
would other when could obtain OF
them. D. W. PROCTOR, Casher Oentrai Nauonh DahA.
STAMFORD KY, June 2s, 1879
Mayfed Water Elevators and Purfera improves the
water works with great very urabe agas the thorough
ly gives entire satisfaction would have other
JOHN j. McRoBERTs Cashier National Bank
We undersigned citizens of Kentucky having known the May6ed
Elevator patented by Isaac Mayfed of May
field Ky 1871 having been using that time do heartily
recommend IT, That will purify the oust well
tern 2d That will coolest weather 3d. That it will
last ten years 4 years out of If
tyoot WE'LL largest family We certify that
signed permission, and communication regard to
Elevator addressed to US will be chesrfuly answered
Hon. r. Boon, NJ c., Mayfed KY Hon. Ed CRossAND May
field KY; H. HALE Pt First Nat Bank Mayhed KY Judge w
RoBETsoN Judge Mayfe Ky Hon LEW ANDERSON Mayhed
KY; Hon. BIGGER Paducah XVI MER WE'LL Mayor Paducah Ky
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Meeflna CaIIed.

The Democratic County Committee Is
requested to meet at W. II. Miller's Office
in Stanford, on Monday next, July 9TH, al
o'clock, to consider matters Of imPor-
lance. II. S. WITHERs, Chm.
LEST some Of the new members might
not be aware that they are members, We APP
pend list Of the Committee; in. Reid
samr J. Embry. W. II. Miller, X. II. Bro
naugh, Jas. f. Lynn, William Ciymer, T
Padgett, T. p. Lewis and Jas. P. Bailey
Tn
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A RARE CHANCE.

As Assignee Of W. q. Rogers, offer for sale, on
liberal terms the stock Of Groceries, CORRECTION.
cries. Notions, Hard, Glass, Queens, Tin and
Woodenware, now in the store-hOuse formerly Oc.
eupied by him. No remnants, no old goods-not
twenty dollars worth Of unstable goods on hand
The stand, which can he rented low, u one OF the
hest in the town. Mr.. Rogers OF myself will take
pleasure In showing the goods and giving all need
iui Information. W. GRUBBs. Assignee,
ssi-tt shelby city, Ky.
n moi disnossi of privately before, will he sold
at public auction on satu rday, July 18th.
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MARRIAGES.

HusroS the 2sth. at the
brides residence, Mr.. John Huston and
Mr.. Amanda Beave- we're united in mar
riage.
HALDENAN-RYAs.-Mr. John A. Hal
deman, son Of the President Of the Coari'T-
Journal Company, and Miss LOiiie Ryan,
the beautiful daughter Of Mr.. William
Ryan, were married few days ago in
Iouisville
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throns Of sufferers with coughs aud colds an
nuaiiy 70 south 10 enjoy the ethereal miidne'' Of
the land of flowers. To them W. would say that
the necessity Of that expensive trip IL obviaied ~
Cous.ens Compound Honey Of Tar, which specdi-
" cures the coughs md colds incident 70 ths rig
orous cline. For Pahlle speakers ~ supaaaes The
Dcruosihenic regimen Of "pcbhies and seashcrc,
clearing the throai until the voice nngs with the
silvery cadence Of q he'll. use Cousens's COM
pound Honey Of Tar. Price 10 cents hotile For
sale Nv McRoherlsA Starg
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Aliord a svope shipped from Lancaster
-, :, - =, -.
IVY r''' '''
Afford a SwoPe shipped from this point
"wednesday, to Covineton, 2A6 lsmha, Tor
""''" '"'' '''' " "
Mr.. Copeland Of Tennessee, cold to leo
Singleton this week 100 head of very com
mon sheer, at si.6o per head.
Me-srs. Murphy 4 Davis 60, from 20
acres Of wheat which had been visited ~
the hail return OF only " euShels.
a. W. Afford aold 10 Mr.. Martin, of
Woodiord' ID mules, 10 hands inchea
hieh' ~ an average o' WE" Per hea"'
Buu.-A. NJ. Feland IL still standing
his bull, 9Th Duke Of Oxford, At s5, and
all that ever bred 10 him are able 10 pay
their taxes.
Joe Bales has been receiving for several
days past l 500 lambs that he purchased In
this county from different parties at cents
per pound.-tRichmond Herald.
Senator Gordon's sheep ranch in Geor-
Ria, comprises 10000 acres. Negro con-
vicis will inclo-e il with a stone wall, seven
miles Of which have been completed.
AZ. NV r.,,,.w.. hsr. ma. ws.t Ella.
"a .. a.. .noc... NJ M. ere ,.ce, Ruck.
ma, No realized ON his sale and half Of
bis earning. during last week. $4,000.
d,
Hon n. y. NILS o. 's~An'"e' ue.'.'ep
,as' wees oOV ou'"e's ., NV ~, :,
'" DusS N'c"o's'V'e M" az
me "e.a.'.o" ''e'",-, '- aoo -
nankin so'o NJ o'oP " WneA', 80 v ~.
els, " ooo' "'7 orOP a'.. 80, - $3.50
70 'ae 'o'e' '"" "'' e'0'" wv WV
'snu'
q. q. Sutherland OF Louisville mas re,
rsa,nal~ $500. R.I,;mor. bouse Tor
- I.I;.. n,,o. ,h., w;II No, or.
- ga, :, -.
eeed wv AZ no"e'
wearen 4 Evans have purchased the
wheat crops o' o. n "nser' .
ls,er' Ihomar Aoo'nsoh' ne"'y n"s' 'n1'
W. remington ana MI ,n1O1 ~
amounting 10 about LOW o"she'' " 20
to 50 cents
The Hon. J. NJ smith, in oglethOrPe
county, Ga, has a farm Of 10000 acres, 4
900 Of which are in cultivation, and does
not own a field that is not richer than
when he bought u. On 100 acres he WI
make l 800 to 1000 bushels OF wheat.
O.. Co., WIN
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notified Isghsnsngi

when used ior Rheumatisu, Sore Throat, isnae
nack, Neuralgia, sprains, Bruises, Contracted Mus
cles, stiH Joints, Corns and Bunions on human be-
Ing. and SPAWN. Ring Bone, Calls, Scratches etc.,
on animals, Cous,e ns' Lightning Lnimcnt IL IN
cqualed and IL effect Il simply electrical. Az IL
name suggests a Il quick 10 relieveand thousands
hear witness 10 its astounding virtues. Price 70
centa For ale BY Mcnoberts stagg.
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City, No, IL visiting Miss Lizzie Bryant.
Miss Bette Huffman, Of Lancaster, paid
Mis-. Clark Eneleman q short visit this
week. Miss Nora Murphy, after suffering
two weeks with erysipeIas, Il convalescent.
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srrAKrSo.--Tom Turner, NJ. C., adver.
Uses that he will speak in the iniers-, Of
the State Democratic ticket at Livingston,
on the night OF the 2eth; Pine I'M, on
the 2sih, and at Mt. Vernon on the 18th
and s0,h, at ~ O'Clock, M.,snd a. such 9TH
or points in Rockcasile A. friends may &C.
leef
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AJoKE OK ELDER wLLIAMs.-On Wed

AJoKE on ELDER WILLIAMSON We'd
nesday, As Mrs. James Dudderar was com
Ing down the street, she accosted one Of
the tall, slim dummies at Geo. II. Bruce
a Cos, and with a delighted air at meet
ing her old pastor, said-"why, how do you
do, Brother williamsl" at the same time
endeavoring to get hold Of It's hand. Twas
then she discovered her error; but those
Who are acquainted with both Mr.williAms
and the dummy, will readily excuse her
for the natural mistake.
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A NO. IFARM FOR SALE.

Having deierialnrd 10 uloFs Nesi. 1 oar nay
Fnrm. conialnlng ElOnTi-IWO ACRES, lyinf
an ne uanrI ~ faIk. IN Llnnuln coaniy about
,ails- iloa slaniaId aud nailes moan langllo and
ons and 4 half allies Nos lho plke. God tutiasf
0usllins and clsiorn. good youug olehard Of ~
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mn ulll aisa = haIlaln In the sIle.
JAS q. BRYANT,
2sau SianloIi. llncoIn Co, AZ
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-07-04

THE PLACE TO BUv.-The place to buy
what you need, Is where you can get the
best article. Tor the least money. No one
doubts that Ladies dress goods. gentle
mems clothing. furniture, carpets. linen
aud white goods, motions, sundrie-, boots,
shoes. or any thing else Of the endless
stock Of goods at Hayden Brother-' can he
had nov At almo-, your own price. Try
them
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-07-04

Arm rHE sHEnFFs.--The Attorney
General has gotten judgments against
tweniy.fonr Sheriff for balance Il revenns
due BY them for 1873. The amounts range
from sisi.4e to ssi, 1851 70. Mr.. Feland,
our former Sheriff, is down for q, i22 -.