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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-26

Labor troubles in the East; labor troubles
in the West. The Qubec "war" ii seems is
to be matched by the coal burners strike in
Nevada, in which yesterdays dispatches re-
port that blood has been shed all too literally
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-26

During the past week three English steam-
are to arrive. The entire feet have been
chartered, or will be, to TAXI return cargoes of
grain to the Continent.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-08-26

The Times SAYS that Hon. John Welch, u.
5. Minister to England, who leaves London,
will be generally regretted.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03
NOTIONS.

Ladies Silk Ties, Ladies Muslin
Ties. Gents Scarfs and Ties, Ladies
Kid Gloves, Ladies Berlin Gloves
from 10 cents per pair up, Mems Kid
Gloves, Mems Buck Gloves, Mems
Cloth Gloves, Ladies Collars. and
Cuff, Gents Collars and Cuff, La.
dies Hose in all Colors. Styles and
Qualities, Children's Hose from 10
cents to 75 cents per pair. Silk Hand.
kerchiefs, Linen Handkerchief, Floss
Braid, Knitting Cotton, Whalebones
and every thing to be found in a dry
goods House. Mems Knit Yarn Socks
at 20 cents per pair. Corsets from
rs cents 10 SO. Ruchings, Imitation
Val. Laces, Torchon Laces, Bretonne
Laces. Sixty pieces Hamburg Edg.
ing and Inserting just opened.
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LOCaL NOTICEs.

CuFw Jackson'a best sweet navy tobacco
LAnoE lot " I'D papers Tor sale nj ihi'
Office
" You want good, Fresh Oysters and
Lunch, 60 10 Carson n Dodds'.
cam and see our beautiful display Of
Chumos McRolcris n S,agg.
pnYsctANs prescriptions accurately
compounded NJ Chenault a Penny's
Tnr most complete line of lamps and
lamp FiSturcs nj McI,oherta a Slaggs.
Fnrn Fisn aud Oy.ters eceived on
Wednesdays aud Saturdays by A. J. Harris.
~ will pay you Handsomely 10 20 10 A.
J. Harris and zee his Sadd.ery anil lIsr-
ness
wHIrr LrAp. Iinseed oil and Mixed
Paints nj bottom prices NJ McRoheris n
Siaegs.
LARar stock 81 Moldings aud Picture
France NJ Bottom Prices NJ Chenanlt n
Penny
CHrSAuLr 4 PrNSY have a complete
stock " School Books. States, Pencils, Pa
pers, Ne.
To TuRNrIKr MES.-I have Dot ofex.
ira steel aledgea that ! will sell low. W.
T. Walton.
Is.Youn clock out of or,ler7 Take Il 10
Chenault a Penny and have IL repaired
Prices low and satisfaction guaranteed.
A. Ibis J. the season Tor painting your
hoh-ea. YOU can 6nd a complete stock Of
Lead, oils aud colors at Chenault n Pen
nya
J.UNS. n. SnASKs have Just received
a splendid new lot of Ladies and Chill
drsn'. Shoes, made by Ziegler Bros, and
are authorized 10 warrant every pair.
THr accounts of Bohon a Siagg have
been in my hands Tor collection some time.
They must b. settled Immediately. ! will
warrant on al accounts unpaid within the
next twenty day. J. NJ. Philips, Jr.
Mexico AND UNrrED SrArFS.-Owing TO
their warm and delightful climates, their
inhabitants grow sallow from torpid Law
err, Indigestion and all diseases arising
from a disordered stomach and bowels.
They should Of course at all times keep
the liver active, and TO our readers We re-
commend Tabler'a Portaline, or Vegetable
Liver Powder. Taken In time, will often
ave money and much suffering. Price
20 cents For sale by McRoberis n STACY.
HAVE VOC rnE BucKEYEl-lt l. a we'll
established fact, that Tabler'- Buckeye Pile
Ointment will cure, II used according TO
directions. The A.-culus HipPocasianum,
or Horse Chestnut, commonly known a.
the Buckeye. has been highly esteemed for
many years, owing 10 the fact, that Il pos
ae-se- virtue, lying in the bitter principle
called E.culin, which can be utilized Tor
the cure OF Piles. II affected with tina,
terrible disease, use Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment, and h. relieved Price 30 eta.
Fur sale by McRoberts \ Stage.
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90 a cents; best butchers To "a; medi-
um, p to "a; thin to common, ! to q.
Hogs are a little lower than last week, on
the lower grades. Choice, $3.65 to 1915;
fair to good, S3.45 to 1896; common, $3.50
TO S2.75 per cwt. Sheep, extra are worth
81 to 81; common, n to 20 Lambs, extra,
81 to 80; common, p to 3 cents per pound.
- Bio nut UsELEss.-S. A. Griggs ex-
hibited radish at this Office this week,
which was POI inches in length, l4l inches
10 circumference, and weighed 8 pounds,
This was hard to beat, but Mr.. Jas. NJ. Rey-
nolds, an old settler, was not.disposei to lie.
a Barren county man come here and wear
of the blue, 80 he brought one that ia q
inches by l5l in circumference. and which
weishes u pounds. lie also brought a
beet that weighs 81 pounds. II. j. Darst
contributed to our museum during the
week, a huge turnip aud radish. We
can stand turnips and beets, but our friends
will please bring in no more radishes
Hogs wont eat them, and an editors siom-
ach can't discount the hogs, as hard as il
IT,
- Speaking Of the wheat market 4
Chicago Telegram says Al the Afternoon
call business was very quiet, but there
we're no signs Of the storm Of the mora
ing A few October options found rest
ing place at Sl.O4l. The November dea
was sparingly traded ia at rather more
steady prices, say Sl.O6sDl.O6s, closing
quiet at the inside figure. December de
liyeries were very quiet At Sl.OsiG9l.Oss
For January options Sl.lOi VAS bid, bu
there we're no sellers. On the regula
Boar in the afternoon the market opene'
eom paraiiyrly steady, aud remained =
until near the Close, Nhen decline
about le. was effected. The October %
ton sold az 81 O3iCfl 0il, and the No
yenlbeT deal al lObi@ lOOs, both dsliSe
ries closing Al the inside figure.
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Mss RoHr McAtisrEs Is quite ~.
- Cot ANp Mas. W. q. wEtcH hase reformed
from isuisviiie.
Mss Naur GExrsr has rsiarnei isem visit
10 rslaiiyss 10 Merrcr.
Mss NELLtE wmLiAns, Of hichmoBi, Is a
guest Of the Misses Harris.
-Ma Axp Mas. lao iiArpES vent 90 iouis-
vile on Tuesday morning
FL Miss IILIiE NEssicE, Of NerceT, is guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Joe Hocker.
Ms, LAWS McHonEars returned on Monday
hua q visit 10 iIsuodshurg.
Mss IESStE POHrEH is the guest Of her
cousin, Mis- Angie l. no,lsy.
Mss ,. W. ALcoaS ASD Mss NAsStE Al
caHN have returned from Louisville.
- A. wnirLEV MoSrgONEEY has entered the
Esatasty aintary Institute At Fsrmdale.
Mss J. n. DAVIS has returned ff0u Nicho-
Is.siIi., uhithsf she vent 10 visit . sick aunt.
Mis- RFtIE noaLK, of Husionsille, uas thu
guest OF Mis-. Mary nrowne the earlier part OF ths
week.
--AH ASp MHs A. A. AcEssEr AND Mss
PAstusA McEixSEY tsak In the Cincinaii Eipo-
sitioa last Friday.
-Ous Lirtts Washington friend. Mis- Asds
wEuist. again puts rs under obligations faF laia
papsrs Of her city.
Mss IKasSIE LACgEy. q Lancaster, oaras
over TO attend Bishop Dudlsy's meeting. sai "a
the guest Of Mis- NsFv I1pgaa.
MIssHs "MAs" COOKS, HElKS RAID ASr
Ross DAYS a trio Of HustonVills's coming lsllss
utll arrive to-day 20 spend feS days With Aiss7
Annie and Nary Bfowae.
Ms Jas. a. GivESs. of this county. has ~
TUNED mona the University Of Virginia. ~hefe h
took the summer lac course, aud proposes 10 euisl
the Louisville Law S,hool II once.
Mas JupaK ". a. nAILEr, ~. and Ms 7
D. Monigouery aud Misses Sails Reid aud Josi'
Ntthers. Stockholders Ia the Louisville ani Nash
vile u. r. are n Louisville this ueet.
- COT THOMAS II. wArrEEsoS ~ill leave thi
morning Coz hts neW run nom Lebanon 90 Camp
LsIlsyille. on the Cumleriand A Ohio X. u. ~
many Intends here will miss bis genial company
Mt T. n Ayers vii take bis old run.
- Cot. n. &. wARAKS. Of stanford, an able la~
yer, and a. gallant ncmocrat as ever espovse ID
name, Is candidate Coz Com wealth = Atiorne
10 his district. ani. ffoa the hearings, will u
nominated. Which l. equivalent 10 an eleciion
Col wausn iought throush the var a. Conisder
ate soldier aud has since rapidly risen to perspecu
ity al the bAr. A. honest A. the days are long an
a. brave ., Cesar. he s the right man ioF IN
place 4 Anderson Ness tNistake about the army
lie 80. never In the ssryioe En-
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DRESS GOODS.

In this department our stock repre-.
sents as large and attractive assortment
as can be found in any frst-class dry
goods house, consisting Of Black Rep
Silks, Brocade French Novelties, Sat.
in Face French Novelties. All-Wool
Debege, Colored Australian Grape,
COlored All-wool Cashmere in Navy
Blue. Brown, Garnet, Plum, &C., Bro
cade POplin, Cotton Poplin, &c. A
superior line Of All-Wool Black Cash.
mere excellent in quality and color,
from so cents per yard up.
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We are selling a good Unlsundried
Shirt for IS cents. The Unlaundried
Pearl Shirt, 81. The materisl, fit and
workmanship can not be surpassed.
and in addition to these well-known
facts, the Pearl Shirt has a double
ply Of cotton on each side Of the bOs-
ON, extending to the yoke in the back
making it the strongest and most du.
rable Shirt made.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.

Pekin Stripes, Colored Silks, Black
Silks, SstiDs, Velveteen and Velvet.
All the popular shades in Satin and
eros Grain Ribbons. The largest and
finest selection of Buttons for trim
ming nice dresses that we have ever
offered. Worsted Fringes. Our Silk
Fringes and Beaded Gimp were bought
direct from the importer. They are
she latest styles.
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CLOAKS.

Our Cloaks are the best fitting and
the best finished that eau be found.
The same Cloaks have been sold by
our house for several years with un.
bounded succeNs. No one who has
ever bought our perfect-6tting Cloaks
has ever got dissatisfied. We warrant
perfect ft. Prices from $3.50 to
$50. A beautiful stock of Dolmans
Of the same make.
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MARRIAGES.

-IIUrCHIsoS -TERRY.-Jno W.
ison and Miss Mamie Terry were
at Mr.. VIM. Terry's on yesterday.
-CoHES BRowS.-George e
formerly editor Of the Anderson "
of with Miss Katie Brown last ve
married her in Cincinnati, afle'
siderable trouble over his license.
way couples should bear in mind 4
lady must say she lives in Cincil
order 10 obtain license there.
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simultaneously. Barlow is the man who
was so dreadfully mashed up at the exPlo-
sion Of Weatherford's mill some two years
since. Cotton and Griffin are under bond
for trial before Squire Ellis, on Saturday
next. II is said warrants are out foi the
arrest of the suryiy ing rioters.
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" SHAWLS AND ZEPHYRs.

Ladies Shawls in very attractive
styles from IS cents up according to
quality. Shoulder Shawls. A very
fine line Of Zephyr Shawls from s1.25
to $500 just opened. Beautiful as
sOrtment Of Nubias, Hoods, &c. Hood
aud MuH in sets for children. $3.50.
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Jan MArrERs.-Jim Bank VI
jointly indicted with George ssnnds
Bob james for the robbing O NJ
Buchanan. store in 1877, ani vi
been held In jail here ever since. he
released by order 81 the Circuh %
Rockcastle, whittier his case I'D n
change Of venue. Banks, who Fas
employ Of Saunders, claimed N ~
present nj the robbing NJ ID "
only, and he was held more a.. a I
against the other parties than any
else. Sauuders' case having gone
higher Court, and Bob Jaulcs
skipped out for a more congenial
Banks was no longer needed, hence
lea-e......There are eleven prisoner
Jail, one for murder, four on Char
rape, two for grand larceny, tw 4 {
rying concealed weapons, and t<o
witnesses ...... Dudley V. Holmes ha.
erred himself up and Is serving ID y
for carrying concealed weapons
against him at the last term Of Ne
Court......Tom Jennings Is also Il n
pile for the same offence.
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from 20 cents per yard up. White
Silk Flannel. Yard-wide White Lin
sey. Gray Flannel from 16s cents
per yard up. Plaid Flannel very
cheap. Plaid Linsey.
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Two Desirable Residences
IN sTAHF0RD--
FOR RENT /

4 desire 10 rent the h0use aud Dot now oocupied
nv M n Wearcn. The house containa ample
r,,,l i plsasantly situated aud has all the neess-
saTy ontbuiidings, Possession vii De gwen "e-
tolier la.
1 ONT flr rent nay house nos oceupicd ~ A. D.
Hama oorusr soniefsrt and Mnin sia. II a fooiny
and convenient and The LOT has k".d kAiaehi nN'
n,e,,. o,it house. Ac iissssslnn eiYeu Jan. 80
Adde'S uie care seasonF0od Co. tinfinnatii
sss-tt ". CRAZE.
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DOMESTICS.

Bleached Cotton at 81 to Is cents.
Brown Cotton at popular prices.
Ginghams. Prints received every
few days. Canton Flannel from 81
to 25 cents per yard.
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WOOLENS.

Tweeds, Satinet, Cashmere, Water.
proof in all the desirable Colors, All
Wool Diagonal ClOsking-splendid
goods for children's wear.
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RELIGIOUS.

We are requested 10 ANNOUNCE
Rev. +. l.. Warren, Of Louisville, viii
Communion Service at the Presbst
Church, Livingston, next Sunday.
- Mr.. Barnes Owingsyille meeting
progresses, and the confessions nov
Der 3OO-msny Of whom have heen
ti.ed anil joined the Christian Church.
- Meeting at the Christian Church,t
Orchard, conducted by Elder Stanley.
gun Saturday week ago, and there
been 81 additions up to THURSDAY nj
Interest very great.
Any person in possession Of the
utes Of Tates Creek Baptist Associaiio
the year lsGl-2-3-4 aud 1886 will @
a favor on that body by forwarding the
Geo. X. Waters, clerk Of the Star
Church.
~ Al their recent Conference in Gil
natl, the Methodist preachers Of that
Of Ohio turned out a preacher Of exeuip
~ life and conversation for not belle II
in hell, while they kept in presiding >
er Who had filled himself with whisky .
reeled through the public streets.
-- The Richmond Register says; Do Y
son said in the course Of some remarl
the Opera House during Conferences
the southern Presbyterian Church /,
A. much to Foreign Missions as the 81
ern Methodist, Notwithstanding lie n
bsrship Of the former is not one-ffl
the latter.
- Bishop Thomas L. Dudley, Of
Episcopal Church, preached an exee'
sermon at the Methodist Church "a v
nesjay night To crowded audience.
little girl Of Mr. $. $. Myers was chris
Ell, with Miss Mary Myers as God mot
Rev. NJ. NJ. Benton, Of Danville, was p
ent, and assisted in the services.
A Virginia lady who keeIs h
near a Church, vas fined s. last week
ringing her dinner bell and thereby I
turbing the " orship. There is a difel
feeling here. Every body is glad "
the bells at the hotels begin to ring. as
long winded preachers take the lint I
Immediately commence, And now In Z
clusion," NC.
- A Sunday School Convention vii
held in Somerset on the 9TH, sth and
Of this month, to which persons Of all
nominations interested in the work
cordially invited to attend. Quarter
; be provided by the citizens Of some
, and all who expect 10 attend will nc
John NJ. Beattie, Somerset, at once.
e. s. II. r. will charge one and one-t
. fare for the round trip, and the l.. 4 \
4 II. has fixed a rate Of 81 cents from her
/ the Junction; from Mt Vernon to
Junction, S2.O5; Livingston, $3.50;
/ caster, SllO, and Richmond, S2.G5.
I A Baptist State Sunday School
: vention will be organized October l4tl
!, the Walnut Street Baptist Church at
y isyille, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and will
0 its sessions two days. Arrangements
e been made with the railroads for cl
= transportation, and homes will be pa
i ded Tor all delegates. Each Sunday SCI
e Is entitled to at least one delegate. and
e additional for every City members OF
K school. Churches without organized
e day Schools are entitled to one dele
/ for each church. Reports are exp
c from all schools, giving number Of off
a teachers and scholars; amounts contrib
z to all objects; number Of months in
a sion; name and post-oihce address Of
IS perintendent
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HATS.

Our stock Of Hats will be found up
to the times both in styles and prices.
A well selected stock of Boys Hats
on hand.
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4 SHOOTING SCRAPE.-Capt. Thomas q.
Moore, Of Crab Orchard, shot and painful
" sounded Col. Clark, President Of the
Jockey Club, at the Cali House in Louis
willie, on Tuesday night The particulars
as We have them from a gentleman who
was in the city, ART as follows Moore
with the consent Of the men to whom he
owed forfeits. had entered two Of his hor-
-es for an agreed sweepstake, hoping by
backing them considerably, to make some
thing by the race. His horses up to a
short time before the race was TO be run,
were selling for little or nothing in the
pools, but suddenly jumped up to be tire
mendous favorites, and Moore finding he
could scarcely get a bet against them,
withdrew them from the race, and 50 in
formed Col. Clark, who became angry and
remarked in the presence Of other tnh'
men that Col. Moore could not have run
his horses any how on that track, ill
lhose forieils were paid. Moore remarked
that he would settle that with him thai
evening, and the parties separated. About
3 O'Clock that night, Moore and one Of hi
sons went around to the Calf House
where the former demanded an apolog,
from Col. Clark, who did not hesitate Il
make il, but Moore informed him that th'
insult had been public aud that the apollo
Ky too, must be public, else he would no
accept il. They were both in the privat
Office Of the proprietor Of the Hotel at III
time, and when Moore made the remarl
CLARK dealt him one in the mouth. Moon
called to his son for pistol, while ClarI
T forced hlm out OF the room, aud just as h
was closing the door on him Moore fire
through the glass door, the ball takin
effect In Clark's br,ast. and ranging aroun
I, produced a painful, but not dangerou
wound. Moore then jumped in hae
, aud delivered himself To the authorities
lie vas given a cell in the Jail where h
remained iill next morning, when he Nj
taken before Judge Dupuy, and on motto
!. Of the Commonwealth, the trial was pos
p poned til the sth Of November, an
a Moore allo Eed bail in 81 200. J. q. Ow
, ley, Of this county, became bis bondsma
4 aud he was released. Moors Is natural
g a quick tempered man, aud often dies q
Il half.eocked, bat Nc have never heard
II his being a desperate man. His frien'
a claia, thai he was jusiiRable la the dee
a aud that Col. Clark will hardly aPPe
a against him. Moores son j. also und'
bail a. an accessory to the shooting.
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Opera Flannel in all shades. Gray
and Brown Mixed Opera Flannel for
making Dolmans. White Flannel
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LncruRE.-Mr w.. I. Knott, Of Leba-
nan, delivered an interesting aud instruct
i've lecture on Geology at the Female Col
lege last Friday night.
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COAL have a big lot Of coal bought
before the rise which will sell my Gus
toners at the most reasonable price. h,
q. Afford
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srAsosABLE-Call at Owsley a Higgins
and examine their stock Of Stoves, Crates,
nc. They make special order fof ary
thing needed In their line.
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wALSUrrA CoLLrGE-llas opened with
sixty odd scholar, which is remarkably
good Tor a new school. Prof Barnes is to
he congratulated.
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THE sE0ER.-When you come to Court
Monday, be sure to see Peyton Parroit lie
will sell you the Singer Sewing Machine
at the lowest rates, and ON the best OF
terms. No one who has tried the Singer
NonlA have any other.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Children's Heavy Brass Tip Shoes.
Childrenis Sole Leather Tip Shoes.
Our Ladies, Misses and Children's
Shoes are manufactured by Smith,
StOughtOn Il Payne, successors to
} Prichard, Smith Il Co., every pair
Of which we warrant.
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IOCaL MATTERS.

THE CouKr OF CLA.Ms-Will convene
next Monday. Call in to see rs when YOU
come 90 H.
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BKAN. -George ID. Wearen has a ire-
mendous stock Of Bran which he offers at
SIS per ton.
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LINENS.
Towels from 5 cents each up.

Turkey Red Table Linen Of genuine
dye, warranted not to fade. Crash
from 5 cents per yard up.
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GoiNo 10 LEAvE-Mr. J. A. Busby will
remove bic stock Of Confectioneries 10
Richmond next Tuesday. lie says that
Stanford IL q slow town on nick nacks.
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A NERIrAnLE RusH.-From q
visits to the store u Hayden Iiroths
an occasional glance along 4 '<'f o
while passing, We are satisfied thai
past few weeks there has beea "
rush To see aud buy the thousa,..Aa
elegant and cheap things icy b
sale. You can call Tor nothing M
have not got II u alone worth q !
see their fne dress goods, velv ~. ri
notions, etc, to say nothing r. ~
tensive clothing, furniture and car
Partments. Their goods are Al ire
no body can undersell them.
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DoS'r fosf mr CHaNcF II Mr.. J. y.
Davis does not sell bic new houses within
5 Or days they viii then h. offered Tor
reuf
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Fon LrrE. George MiicAcI'. a.
u this place, was scntenccdtd The L
iiary for life, In Madison conni,
week, Tor the murdci Of PatrIck ~
about a month ago. OF cod ~ NJ
acl took m appeal. They alwsrt NJ
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03

IADIns ATTENTION Mrs Warren n
Mrs. Bruce will have their Hats trimmed
up by to-day or tomorrow. They ART re-
csiying new goods every day, and will
soon have as good stock Of Millinery
Goods a. was ever brought To stanford.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03
BLANKETS.

We claim the lead on these goods,
and offer them as follows:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03

CoSrISuEp-It l. exceedingly hard "a
bring a msn to trial when he Is out on
buil, especially Il the crime charged i
murder. Grove Kennedy has gotten an.
other continuance, and will get as many
more before the case goes before another
ttrw
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03

GoNE AoAIN.-Aa might have been
guessed, when the papers came the bird
had flown. Al least that Is the way the
sheriff found IL when he went after Bal
Kennedy several days ago. OF course he
knew just how long to stay. lie hasn't
friend- Zoe nothing