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PERsoNAL.-Mrs. Joe Wilson, Of Har
rodsburg, and Mrs. james Durham, Of
Burgin, were the guests Of Mrs. J. +. vii.
liams this week.
A Radical who voted for BObbitt says he
will put in nomination for Representative
against Mr.. B. In 1881 a wooden man,
which he has made a contract to have
hewed out for the next canvass
The trial Of Malinda F. Gooch and her
mother, charged with poisoning George
Gooch, was ended last Friday. From the
testimony it seems beyond doubt that
the man died from the effects Of arsenic,
administered by some one, but the court
was not satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt
that the wife pnd mother-in-law were the
guilty ones, and consequently cleared the
defendants. The trial Of Henry Falken-
bury, charged with the same. is set for
this week. LATER.-Falkenbury was clear
ed also, but Immediately arrested on a new
writ, the nature Of which we could not
learn. Trial set for next Monday.
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calculation In direct lire with the sun,
thereby producing great natural convul.
sions snd volcanic phenomena. The most
peculiar feature u the discourse was the
demonstration Of the various eraa Of the
worlds history by the interior meas.rc.
menis Of Cheora, the great Pyramid Of
Egypt According 10 this theory, the Al.
mighty Creator himself, placed the mystic
rious pile in the desert ~ monument Of
his power. Dr.. seiss. Of Philgdelphia, in
his interesting work, Miracle in Stone
hnds close analogy between the eallaries
and compartments Of this pyramid, and
the historical and Biblical epoch. Of the
world 20 that the prophetic sections are
as eloquent a. those whose meaning has
been already fulfilled.
The Governors Ball al Crab Orchard.
vas all, and morr than Il promised. One
hundred and hny arrivals after O'Clock.
added to the company already there, gave
the place quite stirring air. The grounds
were illuminated, and the main building
a blanc Of light. The supper for the Rail
was spread In the BALLROOM. and the dan.
cling took place In the larrer and NOR.
stylish dining-hall. Here, at about nine.
the programme was opened with the ouad.
rifle, dance nearly obsolete. Int chosen
In compliment to DR.. Blackburn. who hn.
not yet ventured nearer 10 Terp-ichor.
than to take her gloved hand. In IN. Gru,
cO,illioh were Gov. McCreary and Mr
blackburn, Gov. Blackburn and Mrs. Nc.
Creary. Gov. Cantrill and N;.. I,d;,h
Cne., 81 -. = -. ~,
s,.,.l, :, NV" ''''~
exoui.i,s on. =, 49,. W. .-s W.
e.f"'.'e' one or Two worth costumes
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GARRARD COUNTY.
Lancaster.

On Thursday night at the Town Hall, In
this place, Mr.. F. J. Gardner, a cultivated
musician Of Boston, will give Vocal and
and instrumental Concert, assisted by the
amateur musicians Of the town.
PERsaSAI,-The following named visit.
ors ART guests Of Mrs. q. W. Dunlap: Mrs.
Hopkins and Miss Hopkins, Of Port Glib
son, Miss; Miss Casey, Of Frankfort; Mrs.
VIM. McCral. OF Louisville; Miss Nc
Cree, Of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, and Mr.. J. G..
Finnie, Of Chicago.
Circuit Court commenced here on Mon
day. Visiting attorneys, james B. Meier
rim, Robert p. Jacobs and Orpheus Postern.
The Grand Jury was selected and charged
by Commonwealth Attorney Denny, Of
the request Of Judge Qwsley, who vas la.
boring under indispOsition. The docket
consists Of 204 Commonwealth cases; the
old Common Law docket, IS cases and 32
Ordinary Appearances; Old Equity ca
ses, 70, with Is Equity Appearances. The
case Of the Commonwealth va Cassins
Wheeler for malicious shooting and wound
ing, resulted in verdict Of $50 for shoot
ing in sudden heat and passion. Many
cases Of misdemeanor were tried, resulting
generally In convictions. The case Of the
Commonwealth W. Sweeney Morgan for
the alleged murder Of - McC1y, Ia IN.
der trial w. Il. james, whose trial was
in progress last February, and cut short
BY the illness Of the counsel, George W.
Dunlap, ST., executed bond 10 appear Al
the present term Of Court. Failing 10
present himself the bond was forfeited.
On Sunday morning the various oongre-
cations in town and vicinity, assembled At
he Hall 10 hear the Rev. J. G. Randolphs
great Millsnnial sermon. His calculation
81 the prophetic dates points 10 1881, or
Whereabouts, for the close Of the preafBt
Dispensation, at which time the
Savior will begin His reign on earth, and
he devil will BE- chained for thousand
'earu. la the same year, 1880 or 81, all Of
he pls~ets will be, by exact Astronomical !
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MANUFACTURERS AGENCY
DETERMINED TO LEAD
Good Goods and Low Prices Have
Placed US in the Front.

We have ordered large quantities of Fall and
Winter Goods and must have room for them, con-
sequently we are almost giving away CLOTHING,
BOOTs SHOES, HATS AND FURNISHING GOODS to
get space. We came here to benefit the people as
well ourselves and therefore urge you to accept
these valuable opportunities for buying at your
own prices. We find that One Price Cash BUSH
ness is the only honest and safe principle. IT'S
mutual advantage that the cash-paying customers
can and do appreciate. Our direct arrangements
with New York and Boston Clothing and Shoe
Manufacturers give us prices and quantities unpar-
alleled i'm Kentucky. Allow us to show you our
goods and then act as you think proper.
Yours Very Truly,
GEO. III. BRUCE g. co.
n. B.--Merchants orders promptly and satisfac-
tOrily filled.
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LINCOLN COUNT.
Eagfesaa's man,

Our school-house il rapidly approaching
completion.
Farmers are busy turning over the soil
preparing for sowing wheat.
Il is as easy for camel to 60 through
the eye Of a needle ~ Il IL for Bohbitt 10
60 10 the Legislature.
We had little skirmish in our village
last Saturday. A the parties are 40 near
akin, we will not call any names.
A gentleman Of this vicinity killed HE
own hog the other day; thinking il was his
neighbors that has been getting on his
premises.
Any one wishing to engage in the die
tilling business will find Il to their inter-
est to call on c. D. Engleman, Of this
place, rs he has a good distillery for rent.
We will soon have drY-goods store in
this vicinity. Mr.. r. Hermann, Of Lancas-
ter, is erecting store-house near spOona-
more's blacksmith shop on the Danville
and Lancaster Turnpike.
Miss Nora Murphy has returned from
Crab Orchard Springs. looking very much
improved in health. Her presence in the
neighborhood has had good effect on a
certain young gent Of this place.
Prof W. A. Wilmington, teacher Of
many years experience in the art Of book
keeping and Penmanship, delivered very
Interesting lecture at New Providence
Church last Monday night. lie desires to
get a school in the neighborhood, Mr..
Wilmington comes well recommended.
Since our last report we h ave made
brief soiourn at Crab Orchard, and was ell
egantly entertained by Capt. T. @. Moore
and his accomplished wife. II has never
been our good fortune to enjoy more de-
lightful visit, and our thanks are due the
Captain and lady. Last but not least,
word respecting the hospitality Of our
bachelor friend, Sam Higgins. lie Is a
charming host, and we are at loss to con-
lecture why some lovely Miss does not
lend her charms to break up this bachelors
retreat, and reign undisputed Queen Of
such desirable quarters.
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Rev. j. Lotion barnes aud wife would
hereby tender to the ladies Of the Presby.
terrain Church Of Stanford. their grateful
thanks for their constant kindness and lib
erality during their stay among them. To
the young ladies who have lately msnifest-
ed the kindness OF their hearts in the mu-
niheent present Of a handsome suit Of
black, Mr.. Barnes would especially return
his heartfelt thanks. May the flowers Of
virtue which now adorn their early lives,
bear in the future, rich fruits Of happiness
and honor. May the blessing of Him Who
marks the gift Of even "a cup Of cold wa
ter" bestowed upon one Of his disciples,
follow them through their lives, comfort
their dying hours. and crown them in the
Glory Land.
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Tnr Republicans, owing N some
cases to bad nominations by Tie Dem.
ocratic party, in others to the opinions
on local affairs Of the nominees; and
in others 10 no nominations, have gain
cd some twelve or fifteen members in
the next House Of Representatives.
This J. to he regretted, but there Is
still left a Democratic majority on
Joint ballot Of over one hundred, and
IL is probable that the measures sug.
gcsied by the party viii be worried
through the body.
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R0CKCAsTLE C0UNTr.


mas trfNoMs
Judge G. W. Mcclure has been confined
to his bed with aux for a week ...... Capt
George b. Bragg is very low with Con-
sumption......The physicians report good
nany cases Of dysentery in the county.
The great Sunday School Evangelists,
G. c. Cline and p. ii. DuRcan, will be In
Rockcastle county, Sept. 2nd to 9TH, and
will visit the following Churches; Boone's
Fork, Scafold Cane, Pine Hill, Poplar
Grove. Buckeye, Friendship and Mount
Vernon.
II. d. Gilmore, W. B. England, C, s.
Stoy and A. Corley, have filed petition
In the Rockeastle Circuit Court against the
Pine Hill Coal Company for 5000 dam
ages for alleged trespass. They also seek
to enjoin the Company from making road
through the land Of plaintiffs to the Com
pany's mines. The motion for an injunc-
tion will be heard before Judge Wicklifie,
Of the 9Th District, at Lebanon, next Tues
day.
Last Monday evening difficulty occur
red at Golfers still-house, in this county.
DOod Caps called WIN. Gentry, DID
something, and Gentry retorted by knock-
ing Caps in the head with rock. Caps
is not seriously hurt. Whisky was the
cause. The participants vii. be arrested
......John WATSON and John Mullins had q
light at Pine Hill last Saturday evening.
Their fists and a pair Of "brass knucks"
we're the weapons used. No serious dam
'ge. The difficulty was caused by NO.
nan. They were arrested and were to be |
ried yesterday by Squire Galloway.
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Asylum for the Blind.
The State Of Kentucky oaers
BOARD AND TUITION FREE

To all Of her children of proper school, aee, Who's
sight is - detective prevent their hing ciu-
csiei IN ariiasfy schools. The next session of the
Kentucky Institute ior the elucatlon of the Blind
begins On Monday. September I. 1873. It's trus.
tees are Dr.. T. ;. He'll, Hon. W. v. Bullock. Hon.
Il. L. Jeaerson. Hon. n. J. stilea, Hon. james
Harrison, W. n. Haldeman, q. Cochran. VIM
kendrick aud J. N. Haywood. For further par
ticulsrs. address Kentucky Institute for the Hind
Sss-tt Louisville. Ky.
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IT Is surprising, as well as crafty
ing, 10 know that with but little ex-
ertiOn by the party and not a single
speech by the old hero, DIR. Black
burn, whose illness prevented him
from making the canvass, his official
majority in lO5counties is 36.9S7 with
an assured majority of 5000 in the
counties yet to hear from. And this
toe, in the face of Evans wordy ef-
forts all over the State. Surely the
administration will not reward such
poor work with much of n place. A
pOstofIice at some mountain cross roads
would be good pay for such services,
and Evans should think himself well
rewarded at that.
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EZRA S. GoocH. Representative
elect ofthis county. can march boldly
up to the clerks desk at Frankfort
and make oath that he did not use a
cent of money to procure his election.
And yet he beat Bobbitt by a majority
of 2ii. although that individual has
frequently asserted that the man who
defeated him would have to spend
$40, 900 for his election.
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Hon. +. Polk JOHNSON, one Of
the editors of the Evening Nesus, and
as clever and capable gentleman as
any in the State, announces his can
didacy for reelection to the position
of assistant clerk Of the next House Of
Representatives. Mr.. johnson served
two lengthy sessions in theLegislature
as member from Jefferson county; has
reported the legislative proceedings OF
both Kentucky and Tennessee, and
was assistant clerk of the last House
of Delegates. 1t will be seen that he
has had an abundance of experience,
and all who know him will testify to
his superior qualifications for the po-
sition. We promise that Lincoln shall
vote ''solid" for him.
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GOOD FARM FOR SALE.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership herrtofore existing hetueru
Brady Brown. dealers IN dry goods a. Halls 0ar
consent Mr.. Brown retiring. Mr.. Brady, IN tab.
Ing chfrFe o. the business requests al those Who
are indebted 20 the ARM either by note or lunt
change demands immediate settlcmenfs.
Aue ~. 1879. =. ~ BRADY,
ass-tt GEO. ". BROWN.
In taking control Of the business dcsire 20 ten
der my thanks 10 those vho have stood BY me In
the past. and hore BY hir dealing and loo prizes
Halls Gap sta. Ky. J. y. BRADY.
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Esssr

TuE jucicst social scandal Of the
day comes all the way from Narragan-
sett Pier, Rhode Island, and the inter
estcd parties are no less pcrsonages
than Senator Roscoe Conkling, Gov
ernor sprague and his wife, who is a
daughter Of Chief Justice Chase. For
a long time the gossips have wagged
their tongues in regard to the growing
intimacy between Conkling and Mrs.
Sprague. which was plainly discerna-
bic during the sessions Of Congress.
Sprague became aware Of the state Of
affairs, and il is said that he has laid In
wait for chance to assert his rights.
In his absence from Narragansett
Pier the other day, Conkling called
on his fair inamorata and was enjoy.
ing her sweetest smiles, when Sprague
suddenly returned, and with a shot
gun presented, ordered Roscoe to
vamoose the rancho, which he did,
standing but little on the order Of his
going. A further alteration occurred
in the street, but by-standers prevent
ed bloOdshed. Mrs. sprsgue is spoken
Of as a very beautiful and fascinating
woman, who married sprague for his
money, reserving her love for COnk-
ling, who is younger and much hand
somer. The affair is the talk Of the
country and is disgraceful in the ex-
trcme.
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Gov. MoCREARY's majority in 1875
was 36,1Sl, Blackburn's in 1879,
1900 at least. A gain Of nearly
5000 IN four years. Hurrah for
the Democracy. May its numbers
continue TO increase.
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srw ,pvrRrisKarsrs.
FARM FOR RENT.
ON SATURDAY, OCT. a.

viii onsr for rent, or = term Of : yosrs the farm
on which David q. Stephenson nov live, situated
miles rom STANFORD. on somorsrt Pike, contain
ing ~ Acrcs, with comfortable dveline and good
rent the above privately, ifdeslrcd. A. tho sane
time, I viii sell SINE uorecs, ilors. Household
Aug rs, 1879. ~. ~ Wurmrue.
lss-Gt STANDARD XIV
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The Democracy is steadily and
swiftly growing in this county. In
1875. on vote Of 2,6l3, McCreary's
majority was but PIP. This year
Blackburn's majority on a total vote of
2.342 is 400. Lincoln will never again
he placed in the list Of doubtful coun.
ties. She can be relied on every time
by the Democracy.
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CAN any body tell us where II. O..
l.. Of Bull Skin isl We do not OBJ
serve his ear-marks in the Kentucky
news column Of the Gu
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THERE are only nine Greenbackers
in this county. If we are to judge by
the election returns. Blant Duncan
would feel lawful" lonely here.
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| ~ @N8 - = 80 6@11AA A. Aotot
II being County Court Day, the following property
OF - much thereof as viii pay the taxes and costs
due from the respective parties named below, Coz
the years 1876, 1871 and ISIS.
Amt.rax
Alcorn, VIM. (colorci) Turncr.ville. Cor 70
| II and IS, Acres Land on Hanging Port sit 50
Armstrong. John, Husionvile, rs 4 House
and Lot near Moreland Depot ................ 3 %
Adams. Green, Halls Gap 70, - and IS,
Bryant, America, Highland. '5s, u aud Is.
Burton. tom John TarS,rTiIi, "a. :; and IA v
Acres Land on Hanging Fork. ialance.-' o.
b,rne., Charlie heirs, stanford. Is, Aeres
RaIIsT cs.,IIs TsrSsr.xiIi IA ~ and "a -
| House and Lot on Hanging Fork bal a
Carter, Anderson Son, Mckinney Station,
n and Is, House and IOt......-........... IS
Cloyd, John, and I'd. Land. Mckinney sta
ton II and rs, House and Lot .......... 5 50
Cash, Iarmon, ilusionVille, "a Honse and
Garter jacob Hssioasiiis. " and * House "
coyd. Green, Hasioasis IS House and
Code ID sam, TarasSs7is. "a, II and rs
House and a.
Geatry, Reuben. and Heirs, stanford, '5e and
Guest L nSas. s saS rs os.: and Lot
Gentry, GsSfss washington siaaIo,d. "a ="
and 1blDda 6entry, stanford, ~ and Is,
HOUSE and Lot, balance. -. o.
Hammons, Geo. A.. STANFORD, 20, u and 70,
Z HoQa and CalVes balance y "A
Hansford, Robert, stanford, IS. ! House and
Lot. balance q
Hamners. James. staniord. IL. VI and -.
4 Acres Iani IA a
Hans6Drd, CLARK, stanford, &c, ~ and i7s'
House and ............ ~ 81
Hincher, n. A., HusiOnville, &c, ~ and rs
House ald Lot. balance. -. q as
Hays Major, stanford, &c and rs ) Acres
Land AZ
Hughes, Mills stanford, ~ and is. Hoase
and Lot, balance $500. : IS
Harris, II, II. and wife, 10, ~ and "a.
House aud Lot balance -. = a n
Lot =,
Jones Green. Crab Orchard. VI and "a. /
HOUSE aud Lot, balance ;;,:... ~
Jodes. David, stanford, 20, u and Is, House
and lot, balance. ...-;,......,;-;;. Sc
X lncaid. Anderson aud Richard, and II.
broun, Walnut Fiat. Us, House and Lot q
Lyle, su>ani stanford, "a HOUSE and lot,
balance 20
klncAidt Anderson, sr., Walnut Plat, 70,
"a and rs, House and II 81
Massey, james, Green River. ~ and ~, 50
Acres Land 81
Morrison, Zach, Husionyille 76, ~ aud rs,
hoass and :; - II IS
"a Acres Lsnd. - 81
q A.. nj d'' "A"' "Af' 30 (" aA" - a.
OS.lsr N.iix sfsne,,,i is ~ - 80 'e'
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

Taken in ekchanee iur Ooo,lu, al the highest mar-
kei rais.. hring your fuuliry, Feathers, EeEs,
huitefi WA, VIA Game, lard, haoon. 0inaeng,
% any ,hins els and ! uih gise yoa Goods ior
.. n. DAVIS.
solem heaF the Depol
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CoNKLISo made the best time on
record-a mile minute-while run
ming from Governor spHgue's solemn
shot gun.
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NEWS VOTES.

W. 80" n.,r.' IN s. M d..
''o' ~ ". - 80 -, - Az. go
e -ansn "as o".'eS , ~ sri""r ~, NJ
2, e.V'v" 70 Wv N 1''.n'- ~. -.
-,
OoL =. ~ mA,0""' "ss,S'e' " ~
Lana o'nce' WI 'e : oA"u'u"'s w -
se"n'-a .,, % ."e .e.A's' """ V"s' ="
me wv: e'e',ns ',""". se's T" wv"
o"'e' n"s,"se' ~ 'on"' '"" So .,,
'oa 'ne oui'oins =, '"e n'k ''''' ""''''""
"'ii W Nv ''o"' '7ep'' W."
" u mug OnaS' r. N"' 49,, NV, n u'-'
se'"e"Ah "A'"s wv" O.'
.uuse " ,-~"'."s'.u's' ul"" ~ Wv
N""e''o" WV "'" W. ""'-o''' INV
The New York Immigrant s'a'is'ieian re-
porte That loS'z4o Immigrants arr'Vea 'here
au.,ns Tue yea, e"""x '",' "i1'' ~"'." =
-s,,O "'''e '""" "'''''" '"e P's''0"'
IN. N,.v.v;,,. R,,u.,;. Ro.. q Ro...,
-. ii c,.or &c.. a;
- A.. -, n. .;,h,a.n,h -. 40 !.
~ - - -. -, u,,I.
d.mssl of that ace
r. e., l.. Mill. ,L,.,... .Ao,.
G., ~, -, - p.nnt1;o.n
.sI-:-i., W..
49, -. :, IL. ,;La 80.
,L;.r !. - TO- he occasion -cJ
M .p,e.p ID "a. T..
,--S - r, w, a.. a.. PIC
c., . d;.,.no. Of ooo mile. a. .ooD "a
49, a. -, - 400 600 - a..
- Ia
.,,ooo
~ ss.,,:ss - -. r. S;.1 ~ vi
~ Ta-"',.s,.a.r m. - I.s A..
-. ,..~-...,.,;., -, NTo.,.L;.
r 80 ~. = - ~, ,,,o,,i
II ~. :. -
-,
s----..;,'u, anS M o.os,;oD ~ c;v.
y p.e;.a..,u~ .nJ so;an,;so U.II On The
-. - ~. v.nJsrh;,, rnivsr.;,v a,
S $500 a'. ns.I.a-'s - -
s,ooooo
~ -. 800 y. .nan
~ IA m.n .nna.Iad 70 h;sson Hs came
A. A.. - Ia Ca ,uo sho,. a, p,ico
W ''' $500 49, 49,
,',n; - a., ;..,.n,,,
s''''ng Du', mas written ,e''e' 70 ,'eo,
wbicL bs;ng ir,s,Dre,sd are 81 have had
anou.b If the military. I want NV peonle
10 work want no more SCOUTING. n
h.va had INV hallv fuIlp
ANIL, =.
..-'S.s... i.".,il~ -. omar.,.o.a -.
IN. - ,,,,. L. ,Lo E.n A.
LII ,ho F,om;..r s,.nJ. hish IN . noin,
Of excsllance and We hone IN ace the "Dai-
Ivp as big . spccess as il ia
G. -. -. ~. a..,A h..
- -, e. 600 -. an, -
H., go a.
,.a""a - -. ~ ,hs G...,av
- - -. 81 S.o ooo ~, ~
- II a a,,,i -,
r-.I..L,.os,k 600 r.,
., -, y 80 y -, &c,
=. ~ '"e p'D'' ~ - - ~ - - = -
" - a., -. -.
III m -, a., 49,, A.
- ,.' rs - 49,. -. 80, nn
r.. ~. - - ,.v ~. An, 4, r,u
The track Of the I. B. X. H. going sonlh
Is ,aiu 70 '"e ie"''e''es n"'' ""'', IL 90
'"',sS oe'o" ''"'',s', "s'e o"'
MANS sixty "'',e' " ~ anu A"S ',s SOn
'iae'ofs are '""V u'yS @"csu " men
une inio"k" T m nO e" :"
Ona''anoosa, " 's' ISL ~ P's"'
ant P'O"s''h"'
The mutilated order book oil the Rowan
County Court abont which 80 much has
- .,aiaa f.om ,Ia oIsrt'. oa;oe nv
r. 4, hs. No, hen .scsr,.Inod Tb;s
'L.oo.a.o, \. la - Ill al 4, 49,
ma sdSsn,..s ,h,, ,he hoot sbould he pro.
- ~, rial
-, 49,. u. III
'aoN p'e- ana ~. n,.',e p. -
~ .1'., y, ~ ~, 49, NV -. 80
''A"y ""'.u !" "' 49, :" - pm
zen IN LouisNiiie on Aueruay heh' MN
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GOVERNOR McCREARY will accept
our thanks for the volumes Of theKen-
lucky Geological Survey, issued to
date
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UP TO last Saturday there had been
Ill deaths from Yellow Fever at
Memphis, and the Board Of Health
decided TO declare the disease cpl.
demic. Since then there has been a
startling number Of new cases each
day and a large proportion of death',
especially among the colored pOpula'
tim. Yesterdays report was Al new
cases and IA deaths. At New Or
leans the City Council has adopted
resolutions declaring that there is not
a case of Yellow Fever in the city and
protesting against the unjust quaran.
tine established by Southern cities
and towns against that city. The re
port that the Fever had broken out al
Corinth, Miss, appears to be without
foundation.
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Crab Orchard Springs, Ky.
Sl4 PER WEEK,
IEkMS Or
S45 PER MONTH.

This beautiful and health-giying resort,
with Increased attractions, ia now open
aud prepared TO accommodate guests in
superior style, and no effort will be spar
cd to add TO their enjoyment or OOmiOrt.
An excellent Memphis Band Is engaged,
and, in addition to the dance every even
ing, series Of magnificent balls will be
given during the season.
The water, the drives, the prOmenades and
the fare are all that could be desired. and
visitor will not want for employment
% amusement
A liberal discount to the citizens Of Lin
coin County. 1880
May So isls.-sm Manager.
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~ virtue Of deed oftFusi, executed 10 us ~ Jn0.
NJ Lewis aud wiie. Ne viii,
ON TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 10,
Al tho residence Of Jno. N. Lewis, near Parkssille
boyle %, Ny, eher Al Public auction 10 the high
est aud best bidder, the tract Of about
400 ACRES OF Ian
On which said Lewis nos resides. The impr0Fe-
Inents are comfortable and the lands Ia aif state
of cuitlVaion Possession for seeding Purposes viii
10 given u 0nee, and VI tho whole tract jan. 4, 80
Lesls and via Assee 70 wits " decd 70 ne pr
Tkhhs -Ono-i0nrth CASH the balance 10 ulK ADD
twelve nionths. In equal insialenis, on hods uith
: 1od aecurlty, hearins interest ifom day of sale
aud securs.i b. lien GA The land
Auf Ia lsls. JAMES GROIN, I -.
8ss-id y. 5, MURPHY, "~''s'@
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SHERIFF'S SALES
FOR TAXES.
ON MONDAY, sEPTRMBER 1. ISIS

o. one Of my Deputies or agents viii ell 10 The
highest bidder, before the coaft-iiouse deof Ia
stanford, Lncoln County. Ky,