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LINCOLN COUNTY.
EasIeman's nH.

CoRREcrIoS.-The contract for building
the SchOol-hOuse Was let TO Mr.. Leak, At
$3.50, instead Of $3.50. as your typo made
Ms say.
DRY.-Farmers are sitting In the shade
watching their corn blades twist up. II
the weather continues dry and hot a few
more days, corn In this vicinity will he
dry enough 10 cut up.
AND MAILED FRIDAY MoREIEa, The
IsrERIoR JoURSAIs for this place didn't
reach here until Monday. What can be
the maiier2 THE fault ia with the ae-
cursed sgents on the G. $. X. R-ED.l
A NIoHr ATrAcK.-Two negroes Of this
place, Albert Christopher and Ned Hum
Der, as they were going TO one Of the neigh
bOrs last Monday night, were ordered to
halt by some unknown perons several
times, but refusing to do No, they were al
tackled, and a rough and tumble fight en-
sued. Humber was stabbed several times
In the breast. They aay the men that made
the attack were white men.
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IOCaI NOTICES.

CHrw Jacksons best sweet navy iobacco
TsKr your Prescriptions To McRoberir
a staee.
TrRKrsH Barn Soar only 5 cents 4
cake, At McRoberts a Stages.
TAKE your produce 10 A. J. Harris, and
Get the highest cash price for Il.
PHYSICIANS prescriptions accurately
compounded At Chenault a Penny's.
WHrrE Lam, Linseed oil and Mixed
Paints At bottom prices ~ McRoberts A
stagrA
LARoE stock 81 Moldings and Picture
France NJ Bottom Prices Al Chenanlt 4
Penny's
PuRr lard oil, Castor OIL and Golden
Machinery Oil Tor Reapera, Sc, NJ bottom
prices, At Chenault 4 Penny's.
Soda Water favored with the finest sy.
rupa and a. cold a. Greenland's icy noun
tains. s cents a glass Chenault a Penny's
A. this Is the season for painting your
houses. you can End complete stock Of
Lead, Oils and colors At Chenault a Pen
ny's.
THosF indebted 10 me for tuition will
find their accounts In the hands Of an OH
Ger after August lat. A word to the wise
j. l.. Barnes.
An accounts are due July lat, and those
who have not settled will please call and
close their accounts without further delay.
McRoberts A Stage.
FRAxK LEsIIE'a SUNDAY Mac kzrSE
FoR AuoUsr-Prerents manifold attrac-
tions, and the powerful claims Of the peri
odical 70 extensive patronage can not pos
ably he gainaaid. Its literature Il pure
and healthful, inculcating exalted senti-
menis The opening article L a deeply
interesting one, BY Prof W. Wells, on
Emigration TO the Holy land" and Mr..
Guernsey furnishes a second one on the
Prosecutions, treating Of the "Crusades
against tho Albirenses and Waldensea."
Thers 4 charming memorial sketch, with
portrait Of the late Miss King, o. Georeis.
A story entitled LADY Nasart's Ward, by
Edward Garrett, l. deeply interesting. The
poems are more than ordinarily meritori-
Qua, and are By Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Kidder,
Mis- Nellie g. Hasiings, and other talent
ID writers. There Il the Popular Exege-
sis by the Editor, and In AT Home and
Abroad" he give. a full summary Of what
l. passing in the religions world. In the
Editorial Department he treats Of timely
topics-"Putling on Airs" "Clergymen's
Vacations" "Nox Popnli, etc, etc. The
l2s qnarto pages arr, IN fact, crowded With
good thing, and the embellishments num-
her nearly 100 The price l. only 81 per
annnm. postpaid, and subscription. are re-
ceived for ar months, tlb0 four months,
81. The price of a single copy Il % CENTS.
Addreas Frank leslie's Publishing Honse,
~. rs a 81, Park Place. New York.
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THr HAY QursrroS.-This Il the frsi
time that We can remember seeing far
mers feed hay all Summer without cut
ting Il.
THF ?. VI. GENERALS ATTENTION WILL
NJ CALLEp.-There ia y great complaint
here on account o. the non-arrival Of the
TSrERroR JouRNAL on Friday. Two
weeks in Succession Il has not made H. ap-
peannce. II IL thought the paper Is car
ried 20 Somerset and returned thence.
Please have the thing corrected II possible.
PERsoNAI.-Mr. and MR.. r. D. Rice
went to Niagara, on the excursion, Mon
day Mr.. A. b. Elkin, Of the Visitor,
passed through our town Saturday, on his
way 10 Nicholasville. Guess he was on q
business trip, ~ a certain young lady Of
Lancaster, IL there on a visit. ..... The young
folks Of this vicinity are making great
preparations for the picnic Unless there
Is change in the weather, palm-leaf fans
will he in demand.
A SMART BoY.-Three little boys Of Mr..
Butcher Adams, near this place, aged nine,
eleven and thirteen, during a thunder
storm few days ago, were discussing what
Il was that made the roaring noise. The
one Of eleven asked the elder one what II
was. lie told him that he knew, but
couldn't explain Il to him. The other IT.
tie fellow, after studying awhile, spoke ~
and said that at was Mr.. God making a
speech, and every time he would say some
thing funny, the men up in Heaven would
stamp their feet"
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Personal.

ma JAMS n NAshsS l. quits ~.
Mas Cot T ". MnIEs ha. gone TO the Ram
spring.
Mas IN. DAVIS ha. our THANH. sf late tall
fornia pspsrs
Mrs svE PAuupiso. Of panvillr. :. guest II
The his-s- Ormss
Ma ASp Mas T. 7. DAVIES have sous 10 visit
rslstisss In Missouri.
Mss JAEL Ram. Rsetcasils l~saiy, 1. visit
iaE Nrs ". Miller.
0ovEHsos Jas D. McCuEasr and fAaily ar
sslouruinE at trab Orchard.
Ma &. v. 0HErnr and his pretty h'iis have
sAksn rcoms Al the Mysrs Houss.
Jcpor n. ,. DvsHAn I. here THIS we~t - an
sitofnsy 10 the Phllip~ uill ea.s.
IuSiUs RooHE.rHs. EsQ Of the Louisville hss.
is on visit 10 his hthes's iaRaiiy.
Hos. san N. BunsErr AID JAcK AnASs. ia.
ef NJ vsrnon. vsrs here this ~eet.
Ma. JosS ". RoUr LETT on Monday Ear si.i,
10 her mother In Monroe eounty. No.
Ma ASD Ms ions :. HuoHnz and Ms. Iaitis
harnsids have sons 10 Cumberland Fails
Mr.,- EuzA AsB LuiA Coos. Of Mercer. are
visiting relatives aad fsiend, here this veek.
Mas NJ. A. TNHkaLAEE. Of Nov Oricans ar
rived this veek. and I. q guest Of Nav. n. Hays
Ar DrcHE, Esq. the sprlghlly editor Of shs
Noaniain EsAs, made Us pleasant call last vesk
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last suaday' aud one aiF cheek va' All the ro''e'
hf MS eo@inE'
HoS. PINT n TnonrsoS, ia, Is here this week
looking none the worse tor hi. long summer seig'
81 Washington.
N,.,K. AIN. Ann KArK waKsstrr returned
nam, an saturday. much 10 the regret Of their ma.
,asrs., friend, her,.
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w. s'a'ss"'P y" '"e NA'A' o'""'' T" N""Ai'
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Tnis weeks roll Of honor 10 a. iolio~s 70 J. N
Cook. Hustoaviilsi q. NJ. Gisens, sAmi \. Ovens
Calvin 0rayheal. Mckinney Station h. y Nc
Roberts. Trsnton.Ky.i }. n. s. u. shanks. IsObt
MeAlistsr, Richard Cobb stanford; T. e. Consy
Hsirs Gap :. @. Morat, Columbus, Texas Rev
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vile, BY SAM n. burdett; David smith. Bryants
villsi Isaac Camden. waynghnrgs y. n Caldwell
Mn. \ c. Trasheari. stanford.
TuE visitor At the Cab Orchard spring. no,
numbsr 200. and amons them are the iollowlng ne
tables, Gov. Jas. n MeCreary, Dr. Lake 2. BLACK
harm, Col. Cal Morgan and family, Of Lexington
Hoa. J... n. Rsck, q Lexington, DE-. John y. A
Stewart aud ianily. Of FranhfDrt, N. N. Fs.ninE
Tan md f.u.llv. az AIieshanv. Jaas, a. @. Fll,ol
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IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT
IN
Life Assurance

The Equitable Life Assurance SOci-
ETY. Of the United States makes the fol.
lowing announcement TO the public:
The dissatisfaction which prevails
throughout the community In regard
10 onerous conditions contained In life
assurance contracts and the judicial de-
cisions based thereon. together with the
public Endorsement Of the liberal usages
OF this Society, as shown by its largely
increased business, has led the manage
ment 10 seriously consider whether the
contract could not be simpliiled and
certain conditions erased therefrom
which have been the subject Of much
criticism and mlsconception.
After n careful examination OF the
experience OF some Of the best Compa-
mics In Great Britain, who have shown
a greater liberality than has been Gus
tomary In this country, this Society
feels justified In adopting n form Of
contract In which the following import
ant concessions are made 10 policy-hold-
ers throughout the United States.
4. Policies will be made In
cOnfestabie after three years
from their date.
2. Each ordinary policy will
provide for n definite surren-
der-yaiuc i'm paid-up assurance.
I'm case the policy II forfeited af-
ter three years from its date.
.. Each TOntine policy will
contain "a definite surrender-
value I'm cash. I'm case OF with
drawaI at the end Of the Tom
tine period.
a. The contract will be con-
cisely and clearly expressed.
containing only such provisions
rs are necessary To protect the
pOlicy-hOlders.
3. The above concessions will
hereafter enure 10 the benefit
OF all policies already issued
and I'm force after three years
from their dates respectively.
ROE & LYON, Managers.
No ISL West Main Street,
ss4-st LOUISVILLE, KY.
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SUMNER CLorHSe-And dress goods at
reduced prices, at W. II. Smith a Co.'S.
Rrvr,xos-r.oe and ,l.i0 hur,,g. NJ,
COS, 10 Close ON, Al w IT smith a Cos .
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THE WHEAT CRor-ls generally ihresh-
ed and the yield unusually good. The
weight Of the grain is considerably above
the standard.
A Coon MovE-It is in agitation to
move the court to declare the streets Of
Hustonville county roads, in order to have
them put in a safe condition.
DEArH.-The infant child Of WI. Moore
died on Monday evening and was buried
on Tuesday at the Mccormack Burying
Gronna. The mother Is lying very low
with consumption.
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SOAP GREAsE--A lew days since an OF
iensive odor In smoke-houSe IN Town leu
to an investigation when resulted IN the
discovery oia paper bag containing wha'
proved TO De the remains oil an infant or
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NorHrSo LIKE IT.-!n the history Of
mercantile transactions since the war, moth
ing like Il has transpired in the way Of
low prices for every thing in the goods
line, a. now offered by the firm Of Hayden
Brothers. These gentlemen, ever alive to
the best interests OF their patrons and
friends, and with a landable and praise
worthy ambition not TO be undersold by
any house, are supplying the people with
goods at prices at which no body can COM
plain. From the smallest to the greatest
article, the firm Of Hayden Brother are
ilering every thing low.
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CUMBERLAND FALIs.-A frst-clasa con-
veyance IL run from the Railroad 10 Cum
berland Falls. Parties will be met At the
train by notifying Charles Denham, Som
erret, Ky. of their coming.
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Nrw TAILORING EsrAnLlsHMFNr.- Mr..
A. q. Alsiron, who IL recommended ~ a
fr-t.clas. Tailor, will open here on the 10Th
II next month, At Matheny's old stand.
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BAD woMES.-In Greenup, this State,
lewd women are tared and ieathersd, and
ridden ON rail. They do Il a little diff
lersntly here, but II Is Just as elective.
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CLEAS UP.-where the bnrning rays
Of the sun fall on filthy hog pens, or de-
caying matter in any form Il may be, II
produces a stencil that Is laden with dis.
ease Cholera, yellow Fever aud numer-
Gus kindred complaints are the effects Of
IL, and Il behooves every house-Keeper TO
see that his premises are cleaned and thor
oughly diainfected. An ounce Of proven
ton il worth pound Of cure, Ond II Is far
easier now 10 keep OF an epidemic than to
grApple with one should Il come. II is the
duty Of the Marshal to notify all persons to
clean mp their premises forthwith. and mp
on their failure to do Il, a ine Of $40 and
costs Of cleaning will be entered against
each offender.
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MroHrS Iow.--ln a speech during the
present term Of the Court, Col. =. l.. VOL
ford echoed the sentiments Of this commu-
nifty, when he said that man IL getting
mighty low In the scale Of morality and
every thing else that 20 TO make up an
honest man, when he accepts the position
Of Deputy U. s. Marshal, and the Deputy
In the case looked like he was Of the same
opinion himself.
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THr WrATHrn continues hot and ex.
ceedinaly dry Graa. u clean gone, and
shade trees are dying.
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THE PoIsoSISo CAsE.--The body Of
George Gooch. who is supposed To have
been poisoned by his wife, was eEhumed
on Saturday last and the stomach taken
ont and sent to a Louisville chemist for
analysis. The Doctors who took Il out say
that the Indication u poison were very
evident Mrs. GoOoh and her parmour,
Falkenbury, are still under arrest, and il
!. said that Rob,. Walls and wife, parents
of the miserable woman, have sl.o been
put under guard a. AcoomPlices In The
mnrler, aud the developments grow worss
and worse. The examining trial has been
,st Zoe tomorrow.
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N0rmEe BUr CoURrs.-Right on the
heels Of the Common Pleas Court follows
he Summer term Of the Circuit Court,
which convenes on the ith Monday.
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OuR lIorrIs-Are turning ont to he
pretty good lera,ee- in the Phillips estate,
whether the old gentleman willed Il 20
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THE FIRE FENDER CoNrASv--As will
be seen in another column. has dissolved
in disgust, and the members are as happy
now As they were when they took hold Of
the thing and built air castles with the
imaginary wealth that the right TO sell the
patent would bring them with but faint
exertion. The Fire Fender business may
be good one. but We are lost in wonder
when We try to imagine how ten rich and
sensible farmers. growing richer all the
time from the products Of their fertile
lands and fine stock, could succumb TO the
argument Of an oily tongued individual,
and 20 into such trade. But they are all
ash amed Of II now, and iflheir wives don't
find il all out, thew may be happy yet
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SrEAKISG.-Our leading Democrats, we
are glad to know, are becoming aroused to
the Importance Of rallying to the polls
for our Representative and rolling up a
big majority for the State ticket. They
have, therefore, gotten the consent Of Judge
Durham to speak at Husionville next Sat-
urday week, 26th, and at waynesburg on
Wednesday. S0th-both places at 3 o'elk.
Coils T. P. Hill, T. W. Varnon and James
A. Harris will speak at wAynesburg at .
O'Clock on the Goth; and on the 4th Mon
day, Col. +. L. wolford, and other distin-
guished gentlemen, will address the people
here. On Friday, August lst, Hon. p. b.
Thompson, Jr., by request Of the commit =
tee. will speak at Milledgeville, and on
Saturday, ID, at waynesburg, at O'Clock.
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A FAMILY SUPPLY STORE

Il What 1 will keep, And the citizens Of towni ths
Arlnef aud trader, can dad ~ my house any ihi"a
they need, al city retail prlsei.
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THr GREEr-HARor CAsE-Rev. J. 8.
Sims, Of this place, but formerly Of Vance
burg, will make oath that Tabor told him
that Hargis had nothing to do with the
mutilaiion Of Tie records while he 81
was Clerk, for Il had been made three days
before Hargis reached MOrehead in 1874.
Mr. Sims natural dis,aste for notoriety In
this regard has kept him silent, but we
learn that his deposition l. to he taken be-
fore many DAYS.
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In DEAD EARSnsr.-Whsn We announe-
ed last week that Hayden Brother
would offer from that date on, until fur.
Their notice, all kinds Of summer dress.
goods. cloihing, etc, regardless. % what
they had cost, some people may have
doubted IL, but We can, and do assure the
entire public that those gentlemen we're in
earnest, and since that time have proven
the fat to a large number Of customers
who have visited the store and laid In q
supply for the season. Nov u the time 10
huW
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Hay BuRSHp.-Mr Samuel ]. Embry
set ERE to a stump In meadow in which
he had just put up four stacks Of hay,
thinking 10 get rid Of the stump while IL
was 40 dry. The flames from Il were com
municated 10 the parched stubble and from
Il 10 the hay, which was consumed in the
twinkling Of an eye. Loss, at present
prices, about $50.
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ELECTION OF PRfScfPAL-The Board
Of Trustees met on Wednesday and elected
Rev. J. $. Sims, an A. NJ. of the Indiana
Ashbary University, As Principal Of the
Stanford Male Seminary, over Prof J. s.
Repperi. Of Somerset, and Mr.. Clelland, Of
this county. The selection Is a most En-
cellent one, and We hope TO see a fall school
greet Mr.. Sims on the "a Monday In Sep
TENDER. There will be a reduction in the
prizes Of tuition, and instead Of opening
with prayer. As usual, We understand that
The new Principal will, in view Of the
fighting reputation Of the scholars, draw
forth pair Of revolvers aud Gre a couple
Of shots out Of the window rs signal for
the daily opening Of the school.
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Day UP, YouSo MAS.-Idllard, o. the
Lancaster TTatOr, says that we ''bestow great
praise upon our young men, but never say
boo about the girls" The reason i evil
dent. Our girls are known every where
a. the pre,tiest, sweetest and best, and
praise Of them l. useless; but a sober, we'll
behaved 10, Of boys, without, single ex-
ception, l. something 10 crow about; and
Lillard would crow, too, II he could say a.
much for HE boys, but he dare not.
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last week, the one Of j. W. McAlister vs..
+. c. Coaey occupying nearly three days.
The nature Of the suit was this Joe H..
Hooker sold to T. c. Cohey a Arm, on
which the last payment Of ss97 81 had not
been made. Hooker sold the note to Nc
Alisler. and at the proper time Cohey
made tender Of a portion Of the amount,
reserving balance TO indemnify him for a
right Of way and entrance TO a stock pond
which Hooker had guaranteed and which
he was unable to make good. After con-
siderable consultation the jury found a
verdict for amount Of claim, $s97.S7, with
interest on $500 at 10 per cent ill paid,
and gave COfiey S225 damages, to be taken
out Of the amount, on which no interest
was given. The case Of Ed. Dawson W,
Samuel Holmes for $1,000 damages, be-
cause Of wounds received by the hands Of
said Holmes at the time he killed Sheriff
Napier, resulted in a verdict Of 5000,
Holmes is in the Penitentiary, but the
plaintiffs attorneys, Messru. II. 7. Harris,
X. Blain and W. II. Miller, are confident
that the amount can be made out Of him
Hill a Alcorn and welch a SAnaey rep
resented the defense. The suit Of DR.. Hill
W. David Smith, which had a change oI
venue from GArrard. Was for 500, the fee
charged by Hill for removing a daughter
Of Mr. Smith from Franklin Institute
/ hauaa whau "A 80 ar.onsos.lw nr..aa.
she had the smallpox. M. Smith claim
e. that he had not engaged Hills services,
but that he I'LL had acted In the interest
Of the Institute. The jury brought In e
verdict Of one cent aud the costs for Smith
and We have rarely seen a verdict thai
gave such general satisfaction 81. Oscar Ows
ley Vs. S. A. Middleton, verdict agaiEs
him and wife for over $500. The great
Phillips will case,in which $4,000 are In
volyed, and which has heretofore been ex'
planned in these columns, was commenced
on Wednesday. The fact that the case had
been tried here in January last, aud haG
created considerable interest created the
opinion that jury would be hard To oh
tain, 40 every body was surprised When
il was obtained from the regular panel
The case Is long and tedious one, and a
there are about 100 witnesses 10 examine
anil some fifteen or twenty lawyers to maxi
speeches, Il Is not expected that !
will be given 10 the Jury before the mid
. die Of next week. The result Of the triA
before, II will be reeollecied, was hum
jury, standing Eve Cor the first and sevel
for the last will. In addition 10 the aitor
neys from distance, whose names are Civ
en- in our personal column, the Stanfor'
lawyers engaged in the case are--ior first vii
IIin A Alcorn, WEIGH A sanaeYi for 2nd
X. C. Warren and ]. s. 4 n. w. Hooker.
/ Me-sra. Robert and Joseph Chenault pass
oil ereditable examinai ions and were adj
mitled 90 the bar.
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Can't HAVE IT ALL TO HrNsEIF.-The
young attorneys 81 Stanford have decided
to NEE, Bobbitt at all Of his appointments,
and show him up in his true light Mes.
Miller and varnon met him NJ White Oak
on Wednesday night, but the prospect
Of what he would get from them made
him 20 sick that he left Immediately after
making an exceedingly poor speech.
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THE IMPROVED MAYF|ELO
WATER ELEVATOR & PURIFIER

viii purify the foulcst well or
cistern. Wiggles, worms or wa
ter lice can not live In wells or
cisterns where this Elevator is
used. Makes good water better.
Can not possibly freeze up. New
or requires any printing. No
wood or iron tubing TO wear out
or get ont Of repair. Will last
ten years. A ten-year-old child
can draw water from a ilfty-foot
well.
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THE INrHaIon JovaSAL nov reaohes Huston
willie on satsyday evening instead Of Friday. win
Mr.. Walton rive up snd explain '-lDr Alcorn In
Adtocaie.
The fault l. either In the Office at Shell
BY City, or In the Mail Agents on the c.
s. 4. X. We never fail to mail our paper
on Friday morning, and take the pains to
put the q. S. r. X. nail In a separate
pouch ourselves. We will call the atten-
ton Of the auth critics at Washington to
this criminal carelessness.
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THE GARRARD FAm.-In sending q
Complimentary" for which he will ac-
cept our thanks, w. A. Burnside, Esq
Secretary Of the Garrard County Fair,
says that "the prospects sre most haiier-
ing for IT, complete success" The premi-
ums are liberal, the people hospitable, the
girls pretty, and the stock fine. and the
outlook could not be otherwise. Recollect
Thursday and Friday, July Gath and 25,h
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LAsLEY.-The little infant son Of l.. NJ.
Lasley, bora last Thursday, died Yesterday,
Of Congestion Of the brain.