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RELfGIOTs.

The Jewish Tne computes the numbeI
OF Jews all over the world to he G.JO3,OO
Rev. J. $. Sims has gone to assist Rev
Mr.. Vaughan in a revival at Salvisa, ia
Mercer county. No preaching at the Meth
odist Church next Sunday.
The forthcoming Baptist Yearbook for
1879, will show that the total number Of
bapiisms for 1878, was iO2, 736, and that
the total number Of members in the Bap-
tist Churches l. 2,i02,O3l, being an increase
Of nearly 5000 on the preceding year.
A deepening interest, larger attendance and
265 confessions are reported Of Mr.. Barnes
Nashville meeting. He now breaches in
tina Elm Street Methodist Church at night,
and at DR.. Baird's Church at P. ". Both
he and Miss Marie ARE in perfect health,
and are looking forward 10 grand results
from their meeting.
The scholar. at the Methodist Sunday
School last Sunday, numbered 20; at the
Baptist, 81; at the Presbyterian, 81, and at
the Christian, 80. Total, i73 an increase
Of a. over the count Of a month ago. We
are glad to note this, and ~ an induoement
for a still larger attendance, the ISTERoR
Journal proposes to present to the school
showing the greatest increase in the next
two months, a full act Of any song book
that h. teacher iiiar sfirrest.
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were schoolmales. A snow storm in Au-
gust would be far less chilling than was
this frosty "Reminiscences.
Coon TENPLARs.-We had resurrec-
ton Of the Good Templars on Saturday
night. Brother Demaree was trumpeter
on the occasion. Have not learned how
many responded to the blast; bat under.
stand there was reorganization Of the
Lodge.
TnE NOBLE HoRsE.-Much has been
said. and volumes have been written in the
discussion of the sagacity Of the lower an
imals. Philosophers seem to be far from
unanimous as to whether or not horse Is
endowed with reason. The advocates of
the theory foriify their position with an
array of equine and assinine anecdotes
from the days Of Balaam down. A scene
occurred in this vicinity a few evenings
since which may be factor in the solu-
ton Of the problem. A young gentleman
who had been a frequent visitor at a par
ticular homestead, was about to pass the
gate in his buggy, when his horse refused
to proceed. In the discussion which en-
sued, the animal maintained It's argument
by kicking the reins out of the drivers
hands and finally demolishing the vehicle.
The re,ive of the horse Is a mystery but
il is plain that the duty Of the driver WIS
~ sfop
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PERSONAL.

Ma. 10 pAysos Ia very siet 10 somersei
Cot. G. n. noCHE-rra arrived from NashSlllo.
Tenn, yesterday.
rHoF. D D stoAS. our Tunnel Cliy rearc.oais.
tive. was To- iovn this weok
Miss JrASSm DuSc,S. Lancaster tollc Is che
guest a hsr sister, Mr. h. c, warron.
Mas. Gro. n nHucr, under the s.cort Of Master
Howard Dunisr, has gone 10 visit tss ialaiiv Of
Mr.. I d. nruoe, 81 Lebanon.
Nr Jon sEvEsAScr. Of severance pudderar.
and Nj Hoht :. Lytie, Of McAnsiof a Lytie. arr
In Cincinnati laying Ia their sphns goods
Miss cAtnn HAntAS. pretty young lady nom
Danyilic vas guest Of Ms Hottie Deuui. last
seek, bot Utufucd hone on sunday, taking Mis-.
Rcitle with be-.
Mn l. q. EDEtES, OF Lebanon. shining bush
ass. man vii assi., NJ. q. n. Bruce In the uian-
sssmsui Of the large clsthing esiahii.huent 60 be-
opened io-mouov.
Mrs. y a. nAsH Asn Miss AsSIE MpCE ofstan-
lori, Who were visiting the family Of Mr. }. n.
niehsrdson lat vcok. returned Go their homcs on
saturday fsemerse, Reporter.
Ma. EueEsIa DUNLAP Porn attended The Lea
iugiou vcntrnary q, special reporter ior us, bot
hor excellent lstioT, owing 10 our crowded columns
and The latenes Of The hour IL aas recoired has 10
lay over till NEXT vcct.
u. ~ WoonsoS Co, rcIro,eutlns the Cherry
Mn Nunerie-, westchestcf, Pa, are oanvas-ins
this county iu the interest Of their establishment
rhcy bring samples u fruit % the trees they YELL
shiah sieat the highest praise Of them.
Nis.rs AAnY GrStnY AND Lucy HocKrH. q
lacluatins pair Of beauiics, who have been visit
ing In Madison, returned last Friday. Miss Gen
Try len for Boyle on Tuesday, aud aiss iiocker
viii 50 thithef tomorrow but ue are gad 10 know
that theY propose % remain away fIum stsniord
triv ; short time.
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IaND. STOCK AND CROP.

Kentucky has 10000 cattle, 100000
hogs, and 100000 sheep.
John Bright sold to Hill n Alcom, a
mule 10 hands high, for 500.
Ebenezcr Beat, Of Garrard, sold Mr..
Mclean 30 nice calves at 500.
Il. Il. Gentry has for sale five or ak eS-
cellent milk cows, with calves. Apply
early and get the best.
Twenty eight head Tennessee cattle, av-
eraging 675 lbs.. sold in Clark county last
week at S3.25 per hundred, and 10 head at
Sl3 each.
W. II. Smith n Co., lIu-tonyille, sold
to Superintendent T.. r. Wilson. Of the c.
s. r.. X. 800 barrels OF corn, at 22.lo put
on the car.
a.. T.. Ramsey sold GA commission for 4
NJ Pence, of Lincoln county, in LeNing-
ton, Saturday, 81 calves to Thos. Bryan, At
Sil per head.
The value OF slaughtered beef shipped
from this country TO Europe last year,
amounted TO S5,OO9,sj6 and the value OF
live beeyes shipped, was S5,s4i,653.
J. NJ. Copeland aud Uncle Jno. Meeks
arrived from Tennessee, this week, with
G2 head 2 and 3-year-old cattle, which
they will dispose Of at reasonable figures.
George W. Afford bought Of Bailey q
Carter, Of Lincoln, mules, years old,
and from Is hand. inch, TO 10 hands,
for $3.50, one from Mr.. Robinson, Of Gar
rar,i, for $50, and one from WI. Mckaine,
10 hands inch, for S92. Mr.. Afford is
buying lot Of large mules to feed for the
August market.
LoUIsvILLE.-Cattlea are drmer, and best
grades have advanced a quarter OF a cent.
Good to extra shippers, a to S; best butch
ers', a to 5; medium to good, 4 to Al; thin
to common, 2 To %. Hogs, choice to butch
ers', to Al; fair to good, 81 to 81; COM
mon to good light, q to %. Sheep, extra,
TO .; common, . to 4 cents.
The Cincinnati Enquirer published this
week, reports from nearly every county IN
Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, which show
considerable increase in the acreage Of
wheat over last year, and almost without
exception, the growing crop is in splendid
condition-far above the usual average at
this season Of the year. The indications
now are Of bounteons harvest Of the
great cereal, The fruit prospects are not
40 cheering. Apples are generally safe, but
the immense crop Of last year will not be
duplicated. OF peaches there will be very
few; In fact, the crop may as well be set
down AZ total failure. The worst feature
about il Is that the buds are not only kill
ed, but in great many cases the trees
alan
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IOCtI NOTICES.

Cnrw Jacksona bcst sweet navy tobacco
CioAns tG0 cents per box Al McRoberi.
a siagg'.
TAKr your Prescriptions to McRobert,
4 stagg.
FurI sioct Of fiahine Tackleai McRob.
erts a Stage
J.li.6S. n. suAxKs have received q
splendid lot ofCloihing and Hats.
PHYauASs prescriptions accurately
compounded o. Chenauli q Penny's.
WALL PArrn, Kalsominc and ready.
mixed Paints At McRoboris & Siaggs.
LAnor aock of Molding. and Picture
Frames ~ Bottom Prices VI Chcnauli a
Pcnny'a
ATTENTION, FISHERMEN A full stock
Of Reels, ioles, Line. Hooks. &c., NJ Che.
uault a Penny
An our Accounts aud Notes will be-
warranted on II not settled Immediately
Anderson A McRobcrts
WELLS PERSIAN PERFUME "IIAcKNr.
TACK j. rich and fragrant Try H. Sold by
Chenaut 4 Penny, stanford
Boy your garden seed from Chenault a
Penny. Al kinds, landreth's. Briggs a
Bros and feuys Fresh and genuine.
A. this b the season Tor painting your
houses. you can ind q complete stock of
Lead, oils aud c0lora " Chcnault n PEN
uy's
J. II. n 5. ~. SnANKs are just receiving
aud opening lot u Iadie.' aud Chill
dren's Shoes, made by the Zeiger Eros. Of
Philadelphia. Beet goods made.
INV BAKEHy.-i have -ecuord the SER
vices Of a 6rst-class baker, and am pre-.
pared 10 furnish Bread ard Cakes Of every
Kind for Pic.Nics or Weddings. Ladies
are especially invited 10 call. ! Y. Hale,
Stanford, ny.
HAvE you Dyspepsia, are you Cons,ipa-
ted, have you a Yellow skin, Loss Of APP
petite, Head Ache, II 20 don't fail 10
use SmmoH's SYSTEM VIrAuzrR. lei
l. guaranteed to relieve you, and will you
continue 10 suffer when you can be cured
on such terms az these. Price 10 cts. and
rs cts Sold by Chenauli a Penny, Stan
ford.
You Mur CunE THAT CouoH.-- With
Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself II has established the fact that
Consumption can be cured, while for
Coughs, bronchitis, Whooping Cough, /
Asthma, and all diseases Of Throat and
Lungs il l. absolutely without an equal. |
Two doses will relieve your child Of Group,
Il l. pleasant to take and perfectly harm
les 10 the Youngest child, aud no mother
can afford 10 BE- without H. You can Use
two thirds Of bottle and II what We say
is not true We will refund the price paid. |
Price 10 ots. 80 cts and 81 PR bottle nj
your Lung are sorc or chest or back lame |
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster Sold BY |
Chenault a Penny, stanford.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
Sereraace a, Dudderar.

Best table linens, towels, crashes, nap
kins, &C.. &c.
Five gross Of fcalher.edge braid Just
in--.-assorted width.
DeNter's Knitting cotton in all numbers.
Also, good Cotton for : cents ball.
New Stock of Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Cotton Hose in white and color.
Another beautiful stock Of Zephyr
shawls, in white, blue, scarlet and black.
Newest thing out for quilting in the
necks and sleeves Of dresses. Breton lace,
new, pretty and cheap.
White marsaeilles and honey-comb
quilts, at 81, sl.5O, $3.50 to s., the best
value for the money ever offered here.
We have been Dragging on our Dollar
Corset, but We have one now at rs cents,
which We defy the whole country to beat.
Our stock Of Black Cashmeres il full and
We confidently assert that we have the best
goods for the money to be found anywhere.
l0,OOO.-Ten thousand yards Of Ham
burg Edging. and Inserting, in new and
beautiful styles just received and cheaper
than ever before. Come and see them.
Fine assortment in Gentlemens', Ladies'
and childrens linen handkerchiefs, in cord
ed and hemstitched, from scents up. La.
dies mourning handkerchiefs, a specially.
Gentlemen need not feel We have slight
ed you, for We can supply you with every
thing you want in the way Of cloths, hats,
boots, shirts. collars, neckiie-, socks draw
err, &C., &c.
Don't forget to ask to see our check
Jaconela, Nansook-; plain and checked
Victoria lawns, null muslin, linen lawn,
linen camhric In fact, We have the most
complete stock Of white goods to he found
any where.
Now IA the time that you want 10 make
your children's apron. We are ready for
YOU. Besides Hamburg Edging-, Magic
Pulling, Linen Elging-, Torchon Lace,
Sc, Ne have nice assortment of oolorrd
Hamburg, la-t coiors AMI very pretty,
Why Is Il yen will pay 30 mnrh for ?
pair Of line calf hoat- when you can save
from three to four dollars on pair, by
buying Of Us. We have them In whole
and half numbers, thereby insuring a III
for every oue; We have sold enough o.
them to justify IA in guaranteeing thea,
being satisfied OF their wearing quality.
Why will you have your wife weary I'M
herself over making a shirt for you, and
then yon complain abolt il not fitting
when you can buy them for about wha
the goods will cost Why do you cxpee
your wife to mend your old ones and fur
nish you with presentable shirt when yea
havnt got but two old ones. Come and
get some new ONES.
4 We have received and open,t our sprins
stock Of Ladies' and Misses Kid and Peb
bic button. side and front lace shoes, and
Newport ties, from the factory Of X. l.
stevens 4 en-, Louisville. Every pail
warranted TO give satisfaction or none,
refunded. Al Nc ask i an examination
and you will Gnd them from % TO 50 cent
cheaper than the same class Of good caI
be bought elsewhere.
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HusfOnrilie.

BAD, 40 DouBr.-IIow il the prospect
for early vegetables at Monticello, now
CASHMERE And full line Of new
dress goods now open at the enterprisinS
house OF W. II. Smith & Co.
A Can LoAD-Of elegant Spring goods
has arrived at w. II. Smith a Co.'S and
crowds are carrying them oil rapidly.
Non IN oun'N.-we endorse the pithy
sentiment "Long may it Wave" which We
have somewhere seen; but no more "Polar
in ours IL you please.
VIZ ISvrE YoU HERE.-our town il
sad, and refuses to be comiorted. We ge'
nothing Of the Circus except Adam's ex'
aggerated Likeness, and the pictures Of a
dyspeptic Giraffe and toothless Hippo.
potamus.
PrRsoSAL.-Miss Sallie Harrison oil
your place is making us Tying visit......
Maggie Allen, charming representative
Of southern Casey, is spending some weeks
with Miss Mamie Brown and other friend
..... Conway aud Cook have rented, and
are about removing 10 the house vacated
by Cozatt, Roe 4 Co.
TnAr WEDplSo. PHELrs-MAETIS
Win have come OF NJ the Christian Churcl
before your day Of publication. Can't de
scribe the the brides attire In advance, hui
know she l. beautiful, independent ul
adoruing-. The Church il to be decora
led-the organ i attnued--Mendelsohni
wedding march Is in rehearsal, and Mis-
Annie Cook looking her prettiest to a,
honor 10 the occasion.
ALL Focus DAY-Has been honored
here with primitive devotion. A greal
deal Of ingenuity has been displayed in tho
way Of harmless hoaxes; and most Of thoss
who had not the disease In chronic form,
manifested decided spasmodie symptoms
during the day. The practice cannot b
defended on the score Of dignity-may he
condemned by stern morality-bnt, lik'
many other wicked things, Is sometimes
very amusing.
OLD A0E NOT ALWAYS HoSoRAnLE.-
Our old friend, DIR. T., who Is proverbiall'
iimid in female society, Was prompted yea
teriay, by sense Of his Benediet-ine lone
lines, to pay a vial; to one Of your fines
stanford Young ladies' Inspired by thl
genial influence Of hospitable family, thi
old gentleman vas miraculOusly happy
until the lady wishing 10 comp liment him
remarked that she had frequently hear
her grandmother speak with fond rene m
bfance Of the days when she snd the d.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
EaDIeaan's MAJ.

Fisn sroRY.-Mr. T. s. Farr is caught a
jumping perch one day last week nineteen
inches long.
SAW MILL MoyED. Mr.. Robt. Beazley,
Of Garrard, has moved his steam saw mill
to the farm ii Mr.. Green Bright.
THE SUNDAY ScHooL-Was organized
at Brights School-house last Sunday. win
meet next Sunday at 3 o'clock ?. N. Mr.
Beecher Adams was elected Superinlend-
ent, aud Prof T. \. Baker, Assistant.
ExPREss BUslsEss.-Capt. st. John, Of
the Adams Express Company, was in oui
town last week, looking after the interest
Of the Company. lie has made arrange
ment with our Stage Company to have tho
express carried this route, and will sstab
lisk m sllee at this place.
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PEnsoSAL-Nliss Bette Dennis, one Of
staniord's brightest jewels, spent few
days with Ms Carrie Harlan this week.
Mis- Luella Bright ia visiting Misses Bet
tie and Annie Harris, near Stanford. Mr.,
Robt. Luce, Of this vicinity, left last Mon
day for Richmond, where he will engage
in the drug business.
BEuEvEs ~ ADyEETisING.-Ihe ciIi-
lens Of thi. place were very much disap-
pointed last Saturday. \ gentleman came
here and commenced posting up some
large bill-, and crowd soon gathered
around to see the double-horned rhinoce-
ros, the sea-lions, monkeys, and various
other pets, thinking that he was the fore
runner Of Forepaush's mammoth Circus
but il turned out to be George Bruce post
ing bills for the grand opening Of his large
Clothing House at Stanford
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Highland.

PERsoSAL.-The pastor for the Metho'
diet Church at this place, Rev. John God
BY, will move TO orr town in few days.
IIlGHLAsp.-Our citizens are busily en-
gagged in farming and other ayocations, and
We are confident TINT il they are persistent
our village will yet come up out Of the
wilderness and shine as bright rs a star on
the brow Of evening, and peace and plenty
compensate them for their efforts and in
dusiry We now have three stores, two
blacksmith shops, two single machines
and four preachers: so You sce that II We
are not good citizens il i not for the wati
Of ministerial advice
TrArrRAScE.--Iqst Sabbath evening al
: o'clock, the noted aud eloquent temper
ance lecturers, Mes-rs. r. H. Demaree and
j. Rnsk .lecturcd AT the Methodist Church
here to an appreciaiiyc audience, giving
entire satisfaction 10 al the friends Of tenn
peranoe present. and Ne believe that 'heil
eloquent appeals and convincing argu'
ments made good aud lasting i'm
preston on all who heard them. At tho
conclusion Of the lectures, % took the
pledge, and an organization Of the indie
pendent Order Of Good Tenplars Wa
formed and a lodge constituted, named
Highland Star Lodge No. 1888. with th'
follou,iny ofIicers, Rev. l. NJ. Cook "
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HaRRIaGEs.

See llusionville and Tunnel City items
BrSsoS-PRFvErr-At Wilburn Prev
cit'-, on the ard, Mr. james J. Benson and
Miss Caiharinc Preyeii were soldered into
one.
McBEE-GinsoN On the 3ri. Mr.. Fran.
ci- VI. Melee and Mrs. BETTE Gibson were
married near Tuncr-yille. Both have
heen married before
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Isiior hieriof Jauraai'-
Learning that there h di,-
position on the part OF some persons % ehaIso W.
o. Bradley, Esl, with The responsibility Of the
communication 10 the Richmond Register, which
wns, al my request rublished iu your last issue,
take this occ aston 10 say thai Mr Bradley wrois
that piece, - nay attorney and that l, alone, ain
Fespoasihls Tor a. VS. M1Kns,
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Tiny ARR CoNlSG.-One day last week
the show bills were put up, telling Us that
the show il coming We can tell our
readers better news than that. In a few
days the shelves and counters Of Hayden
brothers will be 6lled with thousands Of
dollars worth of excellent, cheap, and
fashionable goods, for they are now COM
ing, and all who want to buy must 90 TO
that store and examine them before buy
log any where else.
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AooIDENr.-Monday, as Messrs. Black
and Price, Cincinnati drummers were be-
ing driven from Danyile to this place,
their horse runaway, badly hurting Mr..
Black and the driver, and severely wound
ing Mr.. Price, who was forced to return to
his home. The vehicle was a complete
wreck
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ALI IS.-The Spring stock Of goods a,
Hayden Bros is all in, and a rare and
splendid stock ii is They tell us that they
can sell goods cheaper than ever before.
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BEEf, MUrTos AND SHoAr-Messrs.
llauser a Mayer can supply any one in
need Of the above meat- every morning.
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FARM WAGONS again reduced In price.
Come and see US before buying. Wearen
a Evans
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NoTIcr.-I Sm compelled TO have ;he
money due me on last years accounts, and
II not paid at once, shall Try the virtue
Of the law. This is no idle talk. j. y.
nayls.
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BoES.-A few days since, to the wife Of
Mr.. NJ I. Dawson, girl-weishi, eight
pounds.
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TMEN fErr "A stanford lady, who Wis
tied Louisville last week, was asked II she
recognized any faces on Fourth Street Her
laoonio reply was NO faces, but pair
Of feet passed me, which instantly recog-
nired as appendages Of the distinguished
Emmett Logan.
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Or counsr everybody will read the big
advertisement Of George II. Bruce 4 Co.,
which appears on thi. page. Their stock
u large and varied and Il marked down 10
extremely low hgurcs--in fact, they retail
at Wholesale price,, which they are enabled
TO do by special arrangement with one Of
the largest manufacturing establishments
in New York. We hespeak Tor them = big
patronage.
Fon MEN TO READ-wc met our friend,
+. y. Hayden, Of Hayden Broa, yesterday,
who has Just got back from the cities, and
he informed NJ that he had bought and
would open Immediately some Of the Rreat-
ct novelties in the way Of ready made
clothing ever seen here. The full suits or
single garments are rare and lovely, and
the firm offer them at lower price, than
you can get them elsewhere. They pledge
their word 10 that eject Give them q call
before YOU buy elsewhere.
Az INVITATION To YOU ALi.--Next
Monday viii BE- County Noud Say, aud We
would advise our friends 10 call on J. r.
Dennis al his old stand and examine his
large stock Of new Buggies, Rockaways and
Barouches, best home made and imported,
a. you can buy them almost At your own
price. lie has in his employ a No.
painter, and j. prepared to do al kinds Of
repairing in the best style and at greatly
reduced rnte.. Call and see him Il you
need any thing in hi. line-ii will pay you
for vour trouble
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Tar MORO MARKET. The negro, Chas.
Lee, sold for 60 days for vagrancy, was
knocked down 10 $. s. Myers, for Sl.7j. Mr..
Myers enjoys the distinction Of being the
only slave owner in this part Of the world.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SrEp SWEET PorAror. at weareu &
EVapat
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go TO Bu-by's Restaurant for Lunch On
Court day fresh Fish aud Oysters
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cALL anil .,c the Flower. at Carson &
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INV r. O.--An attempt has been mad,
to establish post Office At Richmond
Junction. with a partial show Of success
CnASors Mr.. Benz. O. Afford has pur.
chased Mr. Thomas d. Ncwland's Coal
Yards and Mr. A. J. Harris has removed
his goods 20 the store formerly occupied by
Chcnault a Penny. Both are represented
in our advertising columns.
ANn STILL TINY CALI IT srnISo.--A
biting North Easter, accompanied by blind
Ing gust. Of snow, uahcrcd in the third day
ofthe second month of Spring. The oldest
inhabiant tell. ne that he "ncver" saw
such weather. but afterwards cautiously
added, Hardly ever"
ASSIGNMENT We are sorry TO note that
Mr.. VIM. Burton,a farmer living near town,
has, on account Of the pressure 81 security
debts, been compelled TO make an assign.
mcnL Mr. james Paxton u made Trustee
for the creditors, and the liabilities are sta
ted At $4,000. Assets, 800 acre. Of land
worth $50 per acre, and about s2,O0O worth
q personal property.
FiHsr TO AnRivE-A Already the Spring
aud Summer goods have commenced 20
arrive from the cities Of the East, sent for
ward by Mr.. D. y. Hayden, Of Hayden
Brothers, who has been in the wholesale
markets ior sbmc days selecting what he
knows will suit the extensive trade Of the
firm. Lhc indications are that this house
will do a larger business this season than
ever before, and that Is saying great deal,
for their trade j. alvays large.
foR LADIES To REAp.--If our lady
readers have any confidence in our taste,
they will visit Hayden Bros and look AT
their beautiful new patterns Of Spring and
summer dress goods. All the New York
aud Paris fashions In color, figure, Sc, can
he found there. They are just the preltlest
thing you ever saw, ladie., and for Few
dollars You can rig yourself up In the
highest fashion. Their prices are ercep-
tionallY low. and their goods unusually cS-
cellenl
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