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LIVE STOCK,

CAfrlE-fha rnasknt WIS dlltl ind Ipwcr far nv,
nrythnN excepting ellIeo export rnttIu aa etDcter,
lusu vus1escr1ptlons wers In gt,d rn1uc. and be.
Ing III llg supply. fouft takers NJ fully prtyuns ir.
uFts. Medium to gO,td ur,t,tts wero aseealty ,u)l
Uf tnt cas+ thu supply hlsyc ana t!,ore "cra nm
buyers cxcont ut decided reduction frun, TustLaY.,
le,tros. Concessions M tGs2s wnrn runu.ny n,krd
fur. hut eayu In ssnlAto their full dcn,d. we,o
not aeCetlc IN. frcch showed tnu1 ,Iual nf etrv.
Hrty ihG t!crEino varying frn1n 6eJc aIx.c with
nn nvnrnsa reAuGton Ut lD9bA. choicg y.,stIo wsrn
comparatively scarce. OF tho entlrN receipts mt II,
nxcucd uI i,uaa wout c1ass nbnvn "snu" Tin f,lsh-
nat kalH IT tie ty WAS u cat averaging l7G ,hr Mt
AsSU Tleru weEu Il fow tr..nsfetx nj Si:JjBT Nut
most pf tho tinya work wa4 Ilonn prices ringing
from His downward to s. Tho tlpclIbu In t.tclrr,'
md cnnhnrs' stH was atl4lit stuckcrs were wanled
mt xIsl,!ncd urIccs. Mnny common 10 vool e.t,lo
wnro loft Ii, thu yurt!s und Tho ucnera sAyt finished
weak.
QUOTATIONS.:
Extrn 1'eovc.-t'rnlea stnrsa, weighing l.J)>
EtltI!ca NeeveS-Ftue, fat Nhh we-EurEcA
r,a:Is. wHlIh,nE !kti e l,l w. 5nts,G)
G1ut t}HnvGH-- --fGtl.shttGREtl sleur., Weigh !,
In. 11N n tral 4.sJtIG5
Medium itrntr*-afFers In fu!r Hush, wesils
Ing Tut! i, i.sD a0eaJ
HhtGl,nfs' Stock Pour Il, csIritInH stnEr4 ahd
rdstthIn u chuGt ct.WH tor city Slaughter, ..
walanr x1j f, I'm ''H:......,.:;.....: :sos1n
10 'N III. ssoa1es
Intsrlur-I.iHlt h,Id THU fllWa. hn.ttr, klasS
bulls, ANu &EalN:R Htt,rH. ............,, li5l.Q
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Sh.irt Ribs sullGr February. tbstH Ut ~.
At.f tluArs g.nHi NJ AiE luDAo ntid Nls! l,1xntii
sweet t,s ,,a"ted ~ 5}sSS q. 'sald "vvs-
lhlcui! ,Msu.l q t'4b4u sar sisnu4pra. 7s1tc for
shust rilr. s!a4i l2t thutt crafs esloo for lais
lEEF-Wns TuitI ~ il: :;oasiI t,r noss, saatz9oo
far extra NiuhH, hilt &lhtkts!tCu FUR ll4tEla
.TALlnw-Qmiut and h.cnty II tsG!lc for elsy nud
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N ths trfstttn IsfottsffA f'rtst.
lll9r{1N, Dgr 15-9tU,.tss CLOSED:

F{NRit5N,
IONpoN, l,co. 16.-Consols, % 5-lG: account.
RSH-ls
American scc,irltips-New ls. 10sas; AS. f1bAt
is, HIS.
halfway Shnres--llilnnis Central, i@:5f: Penn
sylvnntn Central. M Nuw York Cci.tr.l. 1l0A;
Erie. 4Sii: 1t, spC,,il!4. its.; ilcl.lnY. M.
Tho rltiu .,f discount III the open Hnrkrt for
thrcN ,nunts hills Il lur cont. tho sasllp nj tho
1iuuk Ut EMElnnti rntr.
Tile M1rtant Nt inillina Withdrawn from tho
link OE lnulu,ll pi, hnlNice tu-My WAS Gl5c ,0,
Nll Tur Atln.rlen.
pARlY, Ilcp. ll.-lspulea, ST 70.
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NOsT0N.
Special FHtpatth 70 IhA chicago TtitunA
Host0H, ncc.' lh-'rhu stuck lmatkUt to.tny
VIA tlll anu weaker III sOtnu 0f thu Bt,ucI4ltiuS
III rhltroal ! hafrz AtehIsoM declined tsuM l4al&
" H. " ;Aa oponsux, gradually !!eo!i,.;pg
md closing III HIN bid. Lillls luck dceInoi
frona ulh to 6lk, Vermont \ MAssachusettx
fr.ltn l.3H u Is, llostun l. Albany from lGu 10
l5s's. Clalcugo, illrllngton s Quincy advanced
trGn. lIsf 70 E3t ol.slns r. l;sts 6id. lE!X
trptu Ii 10 Isl. Wissonsn tsn,rM irosis
~ to l.H,. summit itr.Ineh fro+u II
70 alAt, Khtlanl prescrruxs frun ss14
l0iA to w. OanensburH from s:ls s:1 I, Mefr.,-
polltan FROM " ~ Iusi, My York Il Ecw Eu-
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ts1,4l5
TO
1900
To
1GO


Tho following wcro tho rccciptsiu,d shipments
Of tho eatling articles or pru,lstcu III thls city
lnris,g tho twenty hours untltlig Ut o'uloce
Wc.noatlny inor1llnK und for tho corresponding
time lust year:
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. Ao1forI'a Acid Phosphate sbnu!a 10 taken by
tht@o who perform Meutal laboE. IL aets ~ u
hiAIli'lvu1.
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New rotu1, Doc, 15.-uovernmcnts wero
strong a,,d !s0A per cent higher tur ~ nud 4!1a
linilroad bonis were IN fair .lomard.
HtAtu securities wCre dull.
1'lc stock .uurkct opened strong. md In carly
dealings tho general list advanced sharply, but
subsequently made II pnrtn rluetlon- Tho de-
prrssInn. however, was Of br'or duration. md
speculation nEaiu took MI upward turn, tho
highest priccs Of thu lay being touched III atV
dealings, whcu tho Improvement in prices
rnngctl from II to ~, MichlHan Central, pauiliu
Mail, CtDyClnnd, Columbus, Cincinnati s. lii
tliunapoLa, Dulawnro j. Hudson, Iron Mountain.
New Jorsey Contrli. Rntl Morris & Essox b0!tt9
tho most prominent thorofn. At tho c.uae thUre
was frnottonulruaaslun In a rew lustaucest but
tho general Iu4rkek ciosed strong.
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lsNi,roAtl bonds In New York on Monthly were
acttrc. but tho nurket WIS Irregular; ErIa con-
aolidasc.l SECONDS declined FROM tass to .ai, ntl
recovered to 01A: ttu funded Is fell ot firm ,rs,f
to sA, nnl Ito fourths {cxtcndctll from iU7s; to
lOG1s; DO thirts rose from 109 to l0y; Chesapeake
Ohio In, class u. sold up from IN to II, md
reaetcd to 'B3s: do c,irrCncy Is advanced from n
to i5G; Indianapolis, Dccntur & Springfield tlrsts
declined frDtn GU 10 H. anil rallied to MI; Ii,r.
llngton. Cetlar lsnpftis & Northern Arsts rose
from N to 4Th; G.. Z. & I. {. incomes from ii to
s1ss; Chicago & Alton nconics from 1OJ3s to
10tH: Chlcngo Eastern Illinois tirsts
from 1tri to 10s: Fort Wayne & Chlclgo
lrsts from tn TO 14O; international &
Grcnt Northern incomes from sJls to ~; Iron
Mountain scconus from lU3af 10 i0t]s: ,n first
preferred Incomes from n TO 0l: do second pro.
fcrrcl Incomes from III 10 7b,i; 1ndinua,
Bloomington & Western incolnca frnm III to e.:
kntlshs CITY & Northor,l ut. Charles bridge,
trsts from tut to 10t: New York Ccntrnl regis
tered tirsts from 1T' to 135; Ohio 4 Mississippi
tlrsts springfield Dlrlsluy) from III To III; St.
lMul & Sioux City tlrsts from 107 10 l07t.; st.
LOFTS San Francisco seconds, Clasa y, from Ds
to p2S; 81. fntil coisoIs fru1n l.at to r.; do
flrsts II. & D. ExtenslotD from 11s 10 Is..&; and
Toxns Pacific land-grant Incomes fro1n 15A tu
i'm. 1Ioustt'n s. rcxns MINI Limo seconds do
clined from l'G to lie: Lafayette. bloomington
Muncio Incomes from fla to Il; 1T. Paul &
Oinhhn construction as from l0..4t to lt.A; and
Central rAcIife lirsts from 115l to 1li14: llostou
Hartford s Erle rstH reGc,!c,i from I5&: to iiH
Tho Now ork Duly I3.artia gnya nlf tho ~.
curltioa nnd allNres or the Chesapeake s. Ohio
lsntfronl aru coming Into nntlce, as tho ron,l
will III tho not rnn,nta iuturo bo ono Of tho Rrcat
Fast md West trunk tines. Sicasrs. Flsk 4
Hatch Rlvc notice TINT tho price Of tho l'1r-
chAso Funding bons hftA bucn nhyunccl to lbs
aud accrued interest, and tho serIcs "A" Lends
to r.r. Tho earnings Ut tho ron,i during tho
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gland from 43li tu IT, Ontario s Western sufl ut
H!ss, HIHf ntlnrA AA lsrlure. .
=, In i,n.ls Easteru IN snlt ut MT. cllcaau.
burlington & Quincy nsvn,u.ri Il. NnW furk Il
Nnrihcnslern = Il. uutur Pacific ~. 1al. Hasl.
t!usky. - ii, Uu.letsi'irE Is scrip soI.l ut s0s,
uni ntilers ns l,rfurr.
III mud HtotkA Maverick advanced r.; Othcr6
rs before.
N II, tyfstttn .l1teetstsA {'gyss.
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Tho doctors said he could not live, fIoweycr.
he took Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup aud lives yet.
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HOG pttODtCi'S-Wero moderately active Mt n
.Uwur rallgu, Tho curly feeling wunk, In syEl-
tplty With w1aiLl, md to cxttnt bucnttsu hugs
Mt tho stuek.rnr w"sn qHutcd iuwor. Hut tsnro
VIA not ,utust futtre Htuts snl0 TIT tho r0luerh
quotations, 1 pr!ees Esldunlly hnrdoncd Thu Eruat
bulk III thu pork mud Mri 1,t,w In stock IL ,lrsoUt
~ bu ..4d country uccouIit. md tho commission
n,nn Ind not ursiora u soil, while t,grG wh4 not
slrDnkn.e enough TO wlro INT nHt1tans. Ti,1ro WAS
Iltin cs.lgu In tho touu Of foroRA ntiy!c0s, Rd
Enihor bstter shipping Inquiry heEo F0r meats, with
Bninller retnrtei shipments uf t.rs'luet
MEsA t'uItx-ilgcncd l1t46sst per brl. but Yccuv-
nrG.i c md :lns.d % n'nyS tho l.tskt lte,% n, mf
tuiur la,ilinry, md tllhtolLlai sulur Fuurihry.
HstDA Fup,,rted Of III l.rn sbl!ur JnrluMry 1T
ST. IRA aL. urls seller FUbrllmry ut nj
ntd ~ brla se0r Marct, ut $ElGAIl.5. Fuull, U,sD
brlh.
Gl.,nnd about tl,e ks!,.e y ntstixy atsarIi" Vt
F!rinry. Sai.. wort rntr!tna ~ ~ tcs s}o ut t4s
LIN tes SELLER JnnuMry Ut $33i*stn: 1nU trA sllar
EtIigiXli!j, I'utaI, 81. III tcs.
MEAlA-HEEa RNnrrsy uM,ted taulD Attd chsltr.
with not Muc ux),urt tui,lnnd. but hettpE uunntu
grc9n 20 IN. i. cMtl vt *It5 l a lung cInnrn AZ
ft;ds III boxes long nm! shurt clunrH " fL;.4s U
h!xca t0ri eiGaEs II *s1: UIhU liz BtGrt rl!* ut
Ft:l.sla!t s1lkr January *txsttlIto hgllur Ful,:
t1i It's RrGon hnss tl ltrs> NJ ~ i1{cs luaun lhh
DO III 1l.l il. ie, a, M t n ta ny ~ !,aut I7g
tito LsH rls u !lGnts worn IN fDl1ttWH ~ ueiUCk
fur full .cutuA cut, unle5H otherwise A1tuEtIluJ.
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1sNQOM.t.IitS-A fair tratle Ia rrpurlcd Mt Htcnd
rrir.a. HutI!u Enatofn orders 1nyO been Accrtlctl
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LAND. sTOCK AND CR0P.

Several mule colts sold here Mon
day at $50 per head.
John NJ. Hail sold to John sam Ows-
ley so ewes at S2.55.
!. Il. Bruce sold to John NJ. Hail a
l,750lb. bull at p cents.
viii Hail sold To Jno. sam Owsley,
50 mountain ewes at $500.
Hale n Nnnnelly sold to Robert Me-
Alister p small mules at 500.
Two dollars per barrel is being offered
for new corn In The Geld in CLARK.
Wyatt sandidge sold his lot Of cattle
weighing 900 and over at cents.
Oilers Of a cents for good shipping
hog, have been refused in this County.
i. z. Rifle sold to Allen 4 Dodd two
car loads o.. about .5OO.lb cattle at age.
Florence NJ Vowel has sold his farm
of 50 acres, in the West End, at so per
acre.
A. G. Robinson tells us that several
sales Of feeding cattle have been made ia
Garrard at % cents.
Tan bark has gone az 10 Sli.5O per
cord, but il Is too late 10 do our peeler'
any good this season.
"A. H. Bowling a Sons repoh the sal'
Of 62O head Of the 200 head Of breeding
ewes they shipped ZONE time ago from
Middle Tennessee, At an averase Of sS.45
L Lexington Gazette.
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Hfu0srirIe.


Corn crops are fine in this section Of
the country.
Hogs are scarce and high. Cholera
has ihinned them ont considerably.
Born, on the ID inst, to the wife Of
James NJ. Snow, bouncing big boy.
B. b. Kings barn was entirely de-
stroyed by fire on the LIST inst. Not in
snrcd.
Tho stave and lumber trade is very
lively. u. Il King and =. Barry are the
principle dealers,
Died, a. Ballard Smiths, ON the 4lh
inst, Of lung disease, old Uncle Billy lo-
cum. Many friends mourn after him.
jefferson Walls has sold his farm, and
expects to move West this Fall. Long
may he live to enjoy the Western breeze.
A WoRLD-BEATER.- ID. A. Curd, liv'
ing near here, has stalk Of corn nine feet
three inches high, which has ten full
grown ears Of COIN on it and ninety three
blades. Where can Green River soil he
beat ?
Perhaps there is quite number Of
people living in this county who do mo-
know that a village known az Kingsysle
exists. It is two and a half miles South Of
Mckinney on the c. S. Il. X. lthas abou
one dozen inhabiiania, one shoe store, on'
blacksmith shop, one residence, number
of siave piles, and IN old school-house
This town has the advantage Of most Others
it is surrounded by good sulphur wells
and the visitors enjoy them very much
especially while Richards Apple Jack lasts
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In Louisville. the following are the
QUOTATIONS
LINCOLN COUNIH.
EaOieman's MN.

Farmers have commenced cutting their
corn.
Remember the picnic next saturday
afternoon and every body come.
The farm Of Mrs. Mary +. Englenan
decd, will be offered for sale to the high
est bidder on the 18th.
Any one wishing to engage in the dis
tillery business will find il to their interest
to call on or address &. H. Englenan, At
this place.
Nearly everybody here went 10 Ian
caster Tuesday TO see the circus The
most remarkable feat performed was that
Of the lady climbing ladder Of keen-edged
swords barelooted.
The citizens Of this place seIc star
lied last Tuesday rsghl by bright light,
which was thought at first TO b. Mr.. Geo.
Brighl'- house on IRE, but proved TO be a
peculiar light in the heavens.
M. d. Hughes, County Eloctor, will
speak at Brights School.lIouse next Sat
urday night. Judge sauiley aud his oppo-
mont. the coloied brusder, should come
too, as every body down this way is anK-
ious 10 hear them chaw each then
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? .chooI. have an onened

The schools have all opened.
The Good Templar- have removed
their lodge room 10 the Masonic Hall
Mr.. Cutler Payne has put a very neat
enclosure around the Reform Church yard.
Would that Crab Orchard had few more
energetic citizensI
crab orchard was we'll represented at
Lancaster on Tuesday All went over on
business. but attended the Circus. and ey-
cry body from our town behaved sdmira-
bly,.
In the list Of names you have from
Crab Orchard to guard you against print.
ing any thing concerning the same, have
an item from one Of the individuals for in
sertion, but will withhold It, lest "coffse
and Cab may be in reserve for me.
Some Of our best amateur musicians
met on Saturday right and practired their
sweetest strains for q sercnade To the Young
lady from the Gulf City. 10 great was
their disappointment when they learned
she had not arrived that they thought very
seriously Of going to the Depot to sereuade
her trunk.
PERsoNkL.-Mis.es l.ouanna james
and lIettie Harris we're passengers on
Mondays train. The former viii be a
graduate nj Georgetown College this year
and IIettie will visit friends in Florence,
Ky. Mrs. Terrell is again with her sister,
Mrs. Lawless Mrs. A. A. Mckinney AMI
bright little Archie are in our midst Capt
W. q. WEIGH, Of the Stanford bar, was in
town Tuesday. Mrs. Mullins. Of Pine
Hill, is visiting Mrs. Singleton. Mr.. Sib-
ley King, Of Mobile. Ala. is with his sister,
at Ms. Tarrant's. My five hundred friends
are 80 very fearful that there will be a
personal in the Crab Orchard correspond
ence telling plain truths, that will have
to tread lightly; but | will say to them
not to "kick before they are spurred." Mr..
Dee Carson arrived from Missouri ON Sun
day, and is very sick at his listers, Mrs
Brooks. Mr.. viii Green has been quite
III, and H. not much better.
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utRRftGES.

-fHNr- PowrtL In Casey rouniy
ihis week by Rev. } a. Boyle Nc. John
A. Frye 10 Mi. Mollie Powell
--CnrskN -- MARTIN. - Yesterday, Mr.
John Crusau, widowcr Of fny, and Mrs
Sophia Martin, a widow twenty years his
junior, were united in mairimory.
--GooDE GooDE-On the 9Th, by the
Rev. J. S. Sims, n the residence Of Mrs
Fannie Green, in sianfo~d, Mr.. Thomas j.
Goode 10 Mis- Maggie Goode Of course
they'll have "Goode" time.
"A young lady of Chester, Pa, has
agreed 10 marry her lover Immediately A.
ter the election Of Hancock, and the Young
man is very wisely making arrangements
to become Benedict on the 80 II Novem-
her next.
Mr.. Richaid Mayer, our German
butcher, went to Lexington this week to
take to himself r wife, lie says he will
aell no more poor beef after be gets back,
and II he won't, every body will rejoice
that he took to himself rib.
--FiELDs-LAcKEY. AT the residence
Of the brides father, Hon. q. A. l.ackey,
on Tuesday morning last, Geni. r. NJ Gano
joined the hearts and hands 81 Mr. VIM. NJ.
Fields and Miss Mary 7. I.aokey. The
attendants were Mr. Joe :. Grimes and
Miss Carrie Fields, Mr.. G. II. Anderson
and Miss Kate Grimes. Immediately after
the congra tulations Of friends, the party
were invited to an elegant breakfast, which
was discussed with relish, and then Mr..
aud Mrs. Fields took the train for Niagara
Falls, New York and other noted points.
Mr. Fields Is a prominent merchant in
Danville, aud his bride is among the fair.
est Of Lincoln's fair. Her bright face
beams with beauty and amiability, and we
congratulate Mr.. Fields on having won 40
lovely bride. After a tour Of two or
three weeks, they will return to reside in
Danvile.
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G4RR4RD tOTNTN.


Our Court will continue through this
week
In the ease Of Joshua Aldridge, charg-
ed with the killing of Edmund Lusk, OF
color, the jury hung; they stood nine
for acquisal and three for conviction.
Royal Bettis died at the home Of his
father Randall Belts near Lancaster on
SATURDAY last OF Typho Malarial Fever.
Mr.. Belts was one OF our best citizens. lie
was Ia ken sick in Jessamins Co, and was
moved to the home Of his father at his own
request after il was seen that he could not
recover, so that he might die at home.
lie was married about year since to Miss
Leila Collier, who is left to mourn his loss.
Fred Harris, agent for Fogi, Saddler
q Co. Cincinnati bought this week of. II.
Bruce, fif,y-one head Of cattle averaging
sixteen hundred and thirty-lwo pounds, at
four and half cents. lie bought Of j. b.
Cook, II head weighing l,5l5 lbs. at si.3s
per cwt.; bought Of Geo. Denny, sr. 25 head
weighing $40 lbs, at $40 per cwt, and
bought Of Clellan Terrill s2 head, will av-
erage between / 900 and | 200 lbs. at 81 80
per cNt. j. Fleece Robinson started this
morrsng to New Orleans with two car loads
Of stock-one Of horses. the other Of mules
for Cohen 4 Caldwell Of Boyle County.
Franklin Institute opened out under
the control of Professors Lillarl x Bourne
on Monday last with a full attendance.
Mrs. Mary Yantis, principal Of Rose Bud
Seminary, began teaching Monday with 80
scholars. The Public School under the
supervision Of Mr. Marksbury and daugh-
ter unfolded its doors also on Monday
morning last with good number Of pupils,
We regret to learn that Dir. Claggel:, who
Is to take charge Of the Male Academy OF
this place, Is vay sick at his home in South
ern Kentucky, with lnnammtory Rheuna'
tism. Ili- school was opened, however
Monday morning by Professor Hudson, Ia
iormer principal.
PERSONAL. Those attending the Lex
inglon fair from Garrard County last weeh
so Ear as We we're able 10 ascertain, wers
Mrs Carrie Walton, Misses liella Arnold
Sallie Huffman, Mamie Olds, Maggie Poor
DR.. r. o. Young, L. +. Hubble, VIA. and
Richard Beazley, }. q. lIemrhill, Jas, Leav
ell. Jno. Hiatt, John Lear, Lulher Gihbs
VIM. Romans, N. Snyder, and your cor
respondent. A for myself unbounded
pleasure Wa mine, aud my only regret il
that circumstances compelled mo TO retus'
home 80 soon, and leave the many alirac'
iions and charming ladies that iayoTing
/ Fortune had thrown me with. Misse
Lizzie Walker and Jennie Faulkner, twe
Of our most excellent Young ladies, lcil o
Monday morning 70. college AZ reewe'
Valley. Whilst many young genilsme'
friend. Of these Young ladie-are lin object
Of sympathy, yet none Ne lhinki need sYni
patty moie than their neighbor. VI
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wish them a prosperous collegiate yeai, and
.oghat they viii pturn home ~ fro
querhly ~ possible, IL consideration Of
their friends. Misses Mattic smith and
Stella Msrksbury Of ihis place, lcft this
morning Tor Georgetown, ny, where they
will enter college The young men are q
the opinion that this l. iorcboding rather
dull winter here, and are seriously contem-
plating the adoption Of resolutions 10 the
effect that representatives of Female Col
lcges shall not b. allowed peacahly to can
vass this County any more in the future.
-KnnrD-The Sells Bros Circus has
come and guno- showed here on the 7th. Il
was the cause Of bringing to lows more
people than has been hem at one time for
many years. They seemed to have come
from the mountains, the hills, the valleys
and dale-, Tor many miles in circumference.
The afternoon show was very good, and
passed oG without any serious difficulty,
contrary TO predlclion', With a crowded
tent, the spectator. numbering some where
from three to four ihou.and. Bat at night
the expectations II many we're realized, NJ
Il was clear to see that trouble was brewing,
and il manifested itself in an unmistakable
form during the latter part ofthe perform
ance. Robert Boyle. step son of Grove
Kennedy, discharged pistol upward in
the midst Of the crowd. lie had been ar
rested previous to THE, and his pistol taken
from him, but he procured another, the one
with which he did the shooting Police
man Lloyd proceeded TO arrest him, and
VIM. Arnold, the Town Marshal who had
had several difficulties with Boyle, was go
ing to Lloyd's assistance, and thinking that
Boyle was making demonstrations to kill
him, drew his pistol and shot, the ball PES
etrating the heart. Boyle lived only few
minutes. By the exertions Of the officers
the ailray was checked aud stampede pre-
vented. DIR. ;. o. Young probed the wound
and his report is that the ball struck a few
inches above the lefi nipple and ranged
downward, striking the heart and produc-
ing almost instant death. Boyle was a
young man about twenty one years Of age,
and had the reputation Of being rather
wild, The Grand Jury is now in session,
and we presume will take Anold's case
under consideration this morning. The af-
fair is very unfortunate one but Arnold
is a peacabIe, quiet man, and very good
officer. lie is son Of David Arnold Of this
place, cousin Of James IT. Arnold, Of
Richmond, and son in-law Of I. c. UBber,
Of Lincoln county.
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The corn crop is no heavy 10 this 10.
caliiy that the farmers are az loss 90
know how 10 dispose ofs Hogs ore .clrce
and few will be fell.
Mrs Dr. I s. Burlett, "a Broihcad,
has returned home after three weeks Wis
il to relatives in this and adjoining neigh
borhood.. Mis- Clark Engleman accom-
panied her home and will be gone several
weeks. Mss Mollie Myers, u stanford,
was the guest " Mrs II. b. Rice last week
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PU B L I C SALE
---Of A.
LINCOLN COUNTY FARM.

HAVING HEMO"ED To FANErfE corn
ty, will srli tpuhlic salc, on the premises, the
farm, situate ln Lincoln County, being part Of
the shelby tract, adjoining the t0wn " shelby
CITY, a statiDa ou the Knoxville Branch Railroad
aud Within Que milo Of the Junction uf slld fuas
With the tiif iunaii souihcrn, and hfc its 900 IA
~ Dausllle. ,1ie
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oN MEnNrspAY, sErrEMpEn lslh.

isss. said Farm ooniains alont 40 Aey,. with
neN and r,in tftalln improvements, teissiins uf
cottage rridsnfe, tsiefn, STABLES. aud other out
hui ldinl., the tkle plirr hfiug rutuatd with nea
and sui raniial sIclns. Them ace alout 80 Atres
Ia a good state OF cultivation, the remainder 10
rfass aud timber. The latter 10 heavy, asd cun-
genlrnt 10 saw MIN, :. mlie distant. sale
viii take NIHt ~ 4. Nit NlifI the afflAal % the
Trains, Moth ADD south. InlNs sale will BE-
g. sdo ia ene-thirl fash' remainder and lao
Neals, 40 q lAli ctni nlfh lien ftianed % secuff
icicrrrd ", nicuis PARTIES uhu aoad ike 20 -
Z mine iht fafin before ihr 'sil uiN eii ON pf.
liuun. on the isoiaisas. ur Zen -pauldingI on the
Ion ". ~. nav ktNs.
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A0ciL narTrRs.

rurr INV bone das, SLIGO per cwt al,
Geo. u Wcafen'a
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TOOK IIN AwAY.-Sherif Corkle, Of
Shelby Go. Ind, came with the proper req
uisiiion and took Achiller Tarier away
last Friday. lie says that the charge Of
horse-slealine will he fully sustained
against him Col. weaiherford's chance,
therefore, wiH not come Tor several years
vet
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Now's YouR CHAscE.-Thc /. a \. r.
X. will sell round-trip tickets to I.ouis-
willie during the Exposition at four cents
per mile These tickets will he on sale
every day and are good for ten days when
properly stamped. The Exposition open
ed on Tuesday night, and Il il said TO he
a vast improvement on the former cxhihi-
lions.
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READy.-The last Ky. Assembly sppro-
priaied $3.50 to he expended for sword, to
represented to Lucien Young, MasterU. :.
", for gallant services in rcscuing on sew
erai occasions scamen aud Others from
drowning. The sword has been made and
l. now ready for presentation. Captain
Young is from Casey county and his friends
are iu.tlv prouI Of him.