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he TOOK the stand at Walnut Grove and
addressed large audience Of eager listen
ers on the sane subject, after which some
delightful music was made by The assem-
blage ...." Mack Estes will begin a Singing
School At Olive Church next Sunday
-?ERsoNAL.-Bobert Concy H. in our
midst obtaining subscriptions 10 writing
school 10 begin at Walnut Grove at an ear
ly day~...Judge Ellis W. Brown was with
rs one or two days last week ..... Dahney
Gooch, Of Shelby City, vas in town this
week on business. .... Mrs. y. Moore aud
Mrs. Cyreneus Duiton and little daughter,
Of Pulaski Station, were the guests Of Mrs.
Robert Wheeler Saturday and Sunday
MIR. james Sowder, Of Grant county, IL
visiting Thos. Hale and family. ... Willie
Webster and his grandfather are visiting
Mason Webster; al from Grant comfy.
Sam Baker, a young man from near Crab
Orchard and favorite with the ladies, was
with rs last Sunday ..... Mr.. Thos Martin
and lady returned home last Friday from a
visit TO friends near Alum Springs ...... Sam
Perkins was in town one day last week in
the interest Ct Albright d Bro, Of Brod
head Station ...... Bill Howard, or "Pa," a.
he is familiarity known, has secured sit
nation in the round house at Somerset, and
entered upon his duties there last week.
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RELIC

The total number of colored Baptists
in tho southern States is given at Gl697A
Rev. J. NJ Bruce closed his meeting
at Liberty, Garrard county, with - added
TO the Church.
Rev. NJ. NJ, Benton, Of the Episcopal
Church, will preach at the Methodist
Church next Sunday morning.
Porter, the Governor-elect of Indiana,
claims that hiselection was due in great
measure to the influence Of the Christian
Church Of which he is a member, and that
his brethren will stand by Brother Gar.
leld in the same manner
The sale Of the penny Testament, the
cheapest edition ever published, has al
ready reached nearly 100000, and the pub
Usher, Mr.. Elliott Stock, confidently ex-
poets that a million copies will be discern
mated in twelve months.
Rev. George O. Barnes has closed at
Winchester with POS additions and gone
to Powell county. II was the programme
for him to 90 to Paris or some other point
in the Blue-Grass, bat the Spirit moyed
him TO go back to the mountains.
Bishop D. 5. Dlysett, of the Mstho.
dist Church, died in Richmond, Va, on
the 27th. Although he had been at the
point Of death several times during the
past few months, his condition of late had
been more favorable and his sddden death
was a real surprise
Elder N. Owens, OF Bee Lick, made as
a call yesterday anil told Of two meetings
he had recently held. Elder W. G, Scholl
assisted him at Hazel Dell, where there
were nine additions and Elder 4 y, Shack
leford at Rich Hin, whore there were
additions. lie had also at Pine lIill.
The General Convention Of the Christ
ian Church, which was in session in Louis
Vile last week, has closed and will hold
lis next annual meeting in indianapolis
The report Of the Secretary was full oil
interesting facts. From it, it appears that
the denomination numbers 10000 com
municanls In the United States alone. A
large sum OF money Was expended ia
eyangelization, aud larger number Of adj
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-Nr.A AT. Nrssrtttr Is ia winchcaer thi.
we,k.
M nIos. E.s, OF Liberty, q attending Cir
cult Court
Cot. SAN NJ. nyEnnr, Of Mt Vernon. Vas
here yesterday.
--PsoF. A. %. i.osEtL, Of Nc. Vernon. made us
a leasant call fgw daysag
-REv. AND MEs. j. SINS have some on Visit
10 his fathers aaily in Indiana.
Coz. 7. z. HUI went down to sIeak ~ the
grand rally 10 Lebanon yesterday.
Hos. Jonx c. CoorKR, Of the shclhyyille S.a-
Hasl, is at aiding Circait Court here.
Mis- JuuA CGAfo rsturued home yesi erlay
from pleasant visit 10 Boyle and Gafrard
Mss ". T. KSorT, Of IL tanon, paid visit
20 her da ughisr, Miss Jennie at the College, this
week.
-MRL CnKNAuLr, the handsome viis Of walker
Chenanli, OF Fort Scott, Hinsas, Is a guesi Of NJ
l.. H. Chsnsuh.
-Missfs MATHS r. ASp nEsaE =. foeLN, On
exceedingly aitrurt,r raifi'f i.',s,a attended the
Istcher-I.cid uuptials aud are nos guests OF Mr..
W y. Walton.
-MIssKs ASSm ASn JESNH McALisrEH came
over from Geofgciown 10 attend the marriage Of
Mir. ". n. Oresulsaf 10 Miss Willie Belle Ovslcy
At Lancaster yesterday.
q. A. e. REQUISITES, Esg 81 Kansas cay, is
paying a visit To his old home folks aud many
iricn,is hsrcahouts lie Is loekins well and glscs
evidence that be is prospecting In his Western
houc.
-MRs A. N. LErcnER, Mr.. Mary H. Letchcf,
Miss Maggie H. Ieicher and Mr.. H. =. lotchcr, OF
Ies.amine. Dr. ictchef, of lexington Misses Mat
tie and BESSIE fogle, Of lebanon judge and Ars'
Il. n. Ovsley, were among thosc from distance
Who attended the eichcr-Reid nuptials
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HaRRT.tGEs.


-SALLEE-HARvEY.-George =. Sillce
and Miss Sallie Harvey were married in
Somerset last week
1t is reported that Miss Clara Louisa
Kellogg, who said she was 10 welded to
her art, that she found no time to think Of
falling in love with a man, has at last sue
combed to the inevitable and has become
the beiroihed Of French Marquis.
--LEtcHER-RnD.-The notable social
event Of the season was the marriage, yes
terday, at the handsome country residence
Of Mr.. Forestus Reid, Of Miss Sallie Reid
to Dr.Wyatt !. Letcher Of Evansville, Ind
just at ! u o'clock the guests, assembled in
the parlor,who-c beautifully frescoed walls
were fe-tooned with evergreens, interviewer
with roses, hushed their nveisa,ion as
the Rev. l. : McElroy entered, folloSed
by the attendants, Miss Lizzie Lee, Of Dam
vile, and Mr. J. G.. Adams, Of Henderson,
Ky. who took their stands on either side
Of table covered with rare and tastily ar
ranged flowers. The prospective bride and
groom then entered, and facing the minis
ter, who stood on the opposite side Of the
table listened with the closest attention to
the finely worded ceremony that bound
them in love ill death shall part. Con-
CALCULATIONS and good wishes were shower
ed up them, after which an elegant break
fast, prepared by WOLF, Of Louisville, aud
superiniended by several ladies who can
not be exoclled in such matters, was par
taken Of. The handsomely dressed tables
were arranged with a special view to COM
fort, and the seated guests were better en-
abled to heartily enjoy the superabund.
anee Of every thing that could please the
eye or tempt the palate. The bride. whose
beautiful face and lovely form meyer show.
ed to better advantage, was magnifcently
aitired in a peacock blue satin, combined
with brocaded velvet Of the same shade,
and trimmed with ppings Of old gold
satin and cashmere passamenterie. The
dress WIS ordered from Paris and made
by one Of Worihs most approved patterns
Lovable and lovely, accomplished and
sensible, she can bat be charming help.
meet to the man who has wooed and won
her from her pleasant home. DR.. fletcher
is Of the noted family of Letchers, is ply
stefan Of fine promise and excellent stand
ing in Evansville, Ind, and a gentleman Of
honor and integrity Miss Sa!lie has chos-
en- wisely and well, and none Of her friends
are more earnest in their good wishes for
her happiness than the writer Miss Lee
was attired in a brocaded silk Of cardinal
and old gold, combined with cardinal ve,-
vet, and made a fitting completion Of the
lovely scene At 10 o'clock the happy pair
left for the Depot, and there was many a
heart that babe Mrs. Letcher goodbye
with tender and loving regret After
spending a few days with Mrs. I.etcher, the
groom's step mother, in Nicho!asyi!le. thew
will proceed via Cincinnati to Evansville,
their future home, There were numerous
presents of usefulness and value, but in the
hurry we failed to get a list. An elegant
seal skin cloak from her mother, and a
costly clock from some other friend. espe-
cially attracted our attention
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LTVCOLN COUNTI.


-IIuniers are playing havoc with the
birds since the law expired.
Mr.. H. r. Hubble will start to New
York in few days, to atterd the law leci.
ures during the Winter
a little child Of Mr.. Il. Perkins died
on Monday lasi.~.~Mr. Sam Miller, ST.,
died on ihr 2jth inst, after q short illness.
i: will be bitter pill for Little Phil
at this late day TO die, FOR it will take the
stomach Of turkey-buzzard to swallow
old Gen. Fry.
No rest for the wicked The farmers
are all through sowing wheat, and are now
in a rush to ret Their corn gathered before
the cold weather sets in.
Rev Robert Caldwell will preach at
Bright's School house next Sunday at ! /
O'Clock ..... Rev J. $. Sims will preach
there on the third Sunday in each month.
The Democrats down this way have
been little despondent since the Indiana
and Ohio elections; but they willrally next
Tuesday, and every one to man will be
at the polls
Prof Page, the yentrioquist and leger-
demain performer, undertook to give a
show at Brighrs School house last Monday
night, but it was the most complete failure
We have ever seen.
A man by the name Of Bennett, repre-
renting himself to be large cattle trader,
came TO Mr.. J. W. Eneleman's last Satur-
day aud put up to rest awhile, until his
four hundred head Of cattle caught up. lie
stayed until Tuesday, and he liked the
place so well that he bought the farm at
$50 per acre, and agreed to give NJ. Eng
leman a 81 900 per year to oversee FOR him.
While Mr.. Engleman was making arrange
menls to 60 TO town to make him a deed,
Bennett went down to see where the line
between him and Mr.. S,rother Ncager ran,
and never returned any more. So ! guess
he will not take the farm.
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--BoRS.-To the wife of. ;. Mcaiullin,
last week, a boy......On Sunday last to the
wife Of Lance Bastin, girl.
Base ball has been revived again at
Waynesburg, and now the members of the
club are known by the Gnger-stalls they
wear.
Hun Singleton lost two valuable heilers
"a few days ago. One is supposed to have
been shot for spite, and the other died from
eating too heavily of white-oak aeorns. .....
Thos Leach sold to Il. S. ,iooch l-yr-old
calves for SIG.
Our town looks rather desolate this
week, Dock Cofsy and WIN. NJ. Smith
both having moved their families away
Saturday and Sunday last. Mr.. Smith is
now citizen of Stalordsville, and Mr..
Cohey will soon be numbered with the elite
Of Shelby City ......George Cliiie moved his
family to Stailordsyille last Sunday.
Our distinguished friend, Mr. Speed
S. Fry, may now consider himself pretty
thoroughly cooked and ready to be Served
up hot" by Hon. T. b. Thompson, Jr, the
pride Of the Democracy of the sth Con
gressional District. May Democrats, like
valiant soldiers, be found at their posts Of
duty on Tuesday next and assert their
rights in such laundering tones as will for
ever sink into oblivion the name Of the par
ty which now claims supremacy in our Gov
ernment.,...B Bills are posted for public
speaking here next Saturday by Hons. T. p.
Hill, W. G.. WEIGH and J. A. Harris, Esq.
The Walnut Grove Sabbath School
closed last Sunday. Short addresses were
delivered by the Superintendents, Rev. q.
l.. MeMullin and w. Il. Gooch, sr. The
School has been a very prosperous one, and
closed only from the consideration that
winter is just upon US with its rains, halls,
SHOWS, biting frost and piercing, chilly
winds, from which many would shelter
abound their own Gresides rather than 10
attend sabbath School two or three miles
away. The School will re-organize on the
last Sunday in March, lsSl.....-The Hall
fax Sabbath School will close neal Sunday
sos. An interesting lecture ON vocal music
was delivered by Hon. +. S. Gooch TO the
Halifax sabbath School last Sunday at 3
o'clock ?. A., and and at : on same night,
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MIR. John Engleman is having a new
store built, and there will be a commodius
hall for the Odd Fellows in the second sto-
ry.
Saturday night was a night for witches
hobgoblins, or something Of the kind, as
several gates were taken from their hinges
and some other mischief done.
MIR. Will Abrahams is ;he dignifed
and elaied parent Of another bright little
daughter whose avoirdupois is well up in
the ounces. .....A six pound boy puts a
smiling face on Mr.. Perry White.
There were handsome invitations is
sued for a calico hop at the Mcleod house
Tuesday night Although the weather was
not propitious, the occasion was enjoyed by
few. The waltzes and racket wers heav-
emily and the music divine
We had the pleasure Of meeting the
llusionville correspondent Of your paper,
while returning from Louisville and found
him as genial and as pleasant in CONVERSE
tion as with the pen. or our trip We can
speak in glowing terms, and use adiectives
Of the supcrlative degree all the time,
whether attending the Exposition or our
delightful visit at relatives on Broadway
or shopping at f. b. Nugent's splendid es-
adjustment. All from our section enjoy
ed the excursion to the city.
-Mrs Tarrant's family and several pu-
pills left our midst Tuesday for Millers-
burg. Miss Jennie Kennedy was one OF
the number who left with her and the depot
at Crab Orchard was well filled with Mrs.
Tarrant's pupils and friends and the young
| friends Of Jennie, who came or went to bid
them goodbye. Sammie Kennedy and
| Freddie Tarrant will attend the Male Col
lege at Millersburg. Never has any one
left our midst who will be missed more
than Mrs. Tarrant. Her friends and pu-
pills wish her the best success ...... Mrs. Hen
| ~ Fish and little Herbert are visiting her
father Mr. Humber. Mrs Fish and fami-
ly are very much pleased with their new
home Maryville, Mo. Mr.. Fish is doing a
successful business .... Mrs. Lizzie Stephen.
son is visiting her sister, Mrs. Judge Hans
ford......Mr. Henry Miller's family has
moved to Louisville for the Winter.
Miss Bette Pennington was the guest o
Judith King last week.-Mrs. Mildred
Lewis, the charming sister of Mrs. W. X
Buchanan, returned 10 College Monday.
Mess. Carson and Brooks Of Cincinnati, O
gladdened the home of sister and mother
with their presence last week......Three OF
Staniord's handsomest gents are enjoying
ihis life in our midst this week ...... Mis-
Annie Buchanan viii he the guest Of Mrs,
Mckinney this week ......-Johnnie Scot
tenders his cordial thanks to Mr.. Jim Ter
rill for the handsome presents sehi from
Paris, Texas
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-MAnufAafs- We had the pleasure Of
wiineu'ng, last Thur.day evening a.
O'Clock, The marriage Of Mr. Elva Miller. Of
Springfield, H., and Mis- Matte Eubanhs,
Of Lincoln county, which took place At
The elegant rural rcsidcnce Of The brides
father; and a. this handsome couple az
mmed their nevcr.to.bc broken vows, the
brighi-cycd, smiling Goddess Juno looked
forth from her cloud yelled abode and
spoke in silent but impressive words, her
sweet benson upon them. The bride was
dressed in brown silk trimmed in brocaded
old gold; coral.. First bridesmaids,
Miss samantha Hubble, lavender siIl,; dia-
monda; second bridesmaii, black silk;
pearls and natural flowers. The groom
and groomsmen, Mess. Spencer Hubble
and George Givens, dressed in convention
81 style Eld Joserh Balloa pronounced
the ceremony in bfiei, appropriate aud
chaste manner The invited guests mum.
berei seventy -fve, and smong them many
sparkling, lovely maidcns, whose attract
tions will be remembered and cherished
long. The gallant young men Of Lincoln
aud arrard abundanily showed their APP
probation FOR these fair once The supper
was elegantly gotten up, the table arnng-
ed in cross shape with pyramid in the cen
ter, and loaded down with all the delica-
cies known to the edible department We
hope Mis- Eubanks a pleasant life in her
new homc.....At ~ O'Clock Tuesday, Mr..
W. q. Dunlap, editor Of the late Enterprise,
was united in marriage to Miss Ella Ian
dram, daughter Of Gen. W. J. I.andram, Of
this place, at the Presbyterian Church.
They were married by Prof. Randolph, Of
Danville, and we think it one Of the most
beautiful ceremonies we ever heard pro-
nounced. Although il was a regular st..
Switan day the church was crowded with
friends aud spectators. The party left inn
medialely for Cincinnati. Miss Landram
was very charming society lady. possess
ing the power Of song to a very high de
gree, with many other superior attrac-
tions, and Mr. Dunlap's excellent qualities
are we'll known lie is a graduate Of Gem
tire College, and an editor Of good standing
for one so young. We wish them all the
happiness imaginable, and know it will be
theirs, as they are peculiarly suited to
each other.
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sroyrs and Crates Of all kinds At Ows.
ley n Higgins
PnopucF u every Mind wanted by liar.
ris n Nunnelley.
TrN rnousASD pounds II rags wanted
by Harris n Nunnelley.
FuiL stock Of window glass, putty, nc d,
At MeRoberts n Stages
LIME, CrNrNr AND SAT- constantly on
hand at Owsley n Higgins
WArcuEs and Jewelry repaired and war
ranied by Chenault n Penny.
FuiL stock II School Books, States and
Pencils al Mclsoberts a Stages.
lI,nRis * NuNNrrLEy will pay the
highest cash price Tor 500 beef hides.
Boy vonr School Backs, States and 9th b.
e. school supplies Of Chenault n Penny.
Tnr Celebrated Garrard County Horse
Fistula Remedy cor sale by Chenault n
Penny.
wISDow GLASS OF all sizes aud glas. Of
double thickness for flower pits at Chen.
anlt n Penny'-
PAiSrs, White Lead oils, Varnishes
Window Glass, at bottom prices At Chen
sult n Penny's.
Wa GUARANTEE our Roady.miSed
Paints in quality aud durability. Me
Roberts n Stagg.
PrRruNrRY, Toilet Soaps, Hair, Nail
and Tooth brushes. and toilet articles Of
all hind. at Chenault n Pcnny's.
]. IL :. II. SHANKs have iast received
a new lot ~ Ieiglcr Bros Shoes, and also
a large lot Of Eastern and Cincinnati Gus
tom.made work.
WEhavc y beautiful line Of the latest
styles Of Jewely very cheap. Call aud
see il before purchasing elsewhere. Me
Roberts a stagg.
OuR stock Of Lamp Burners and Chin
news aud Window Glass j. now complete.
and will he sold At the lowest market
prices McRoberls a s,sgg.
REa0VEp.-we have removed our stock
Of goods 10 the store-houze recently ocou-
pied by Geo. II. Bruce a Co, where we
ssk our friends 10 call New Fall goods in
endless variety just received. J. II. Il 5.
H. Shankr.
ArrrSrIoS, IIuSrERs !-McRoberts n
Stagg have the largest and most complete
stock Of .hot-guns game bags sh~i-pouoh-
e., powder.nasks, New York drop and chill
Ell shot, al at bottom prices Call and ex
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
To WESTERN Having been
appointed GENERAL EMIGRATION AGENT
at Cincinnati for the NANDALIA LINE,
for the States Of Museum, TExAs, Ar
KANSAS, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, CoLoRApo,
CALlroRSIA, and the WESTERN TERRIFIC
RIIe, am fully prepared 10 furnish, FREE
on application, Maps, Land Circulars, Civ
ing Soil, Climate, &c. Lowest rates made
on passengers, household goods or stock.
Call on, or address. GEO. A. KNIGHT,
Genl Emigration Agent, \. y. Cor. 9Th
and Vine Streets, Cincinnati Ohio.
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Valuable Lands and Town
Lots for Sale!

For sale privately, until Jan. ist, Farm OF 30
Acres gu llawkius Branch, adjoining Ge0 a.
McRohertss ID is an under fence aud has a small
house on IT, The land is In good condiiion. Also,
on Dix River, In iine stale OF cultivation. Large
brick house on il. Also, 10 Acres adjoining
the Poor House farm, Has house aud line orch
ard thereon. Also, House and = Lots on
stanford street la Crab Orchard. House Is large
and other improvements are good, aud another
House and = Acres Ia crab Orchard pre-
Ter 10 sell, bat will rent IL can not Call ON OF
address ". a.. SIEPHENSON.
ll7-2m Crab Orchard, Ky.
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rnE GREEYBIcK CANDID ATE.
Who ~ q Running dDin Mr.. ThODp.
s0u Is You HGu NO"

SON Is Ion HGU NO"
We do not make practice Of publish.
ing candidates notices free, but the follow
ing handed rs by Mr. A. A. Warren, the
Deputy Postmaster here, who does not
take much "intrust in the mater" is too
fine a specimen to be lost to the public.
We give it rerbdiim c: Gtauiim, 80 that all
persons can vote for him "who may feel to
do So" Bro. Cooper is plain farmer and
don't you forget.
Thos j. Cooper Twins store Ky oct -, 1880
To the post master at stanford or Coun-
ty Judge, | am A Candidate for Congress
in this the sih district Ky as you may all
ready no, Against Mr. Thomson, am A
plain farmer and will ask all persons to
vote for me who may feel to do 50 at the
Election in Nov, Now will ask you il you
pleas to have my name plased on all the
precinct pole books in your County, and If
you do not wish to take intrust in the
mater you will pleas give it to some who
may do so and oblige yours, | will bee
ever greatful THOMAS. j. COOPER.
CmcAGo-The sales Of Bromolne in the city Of
Chicago, last year was thousands upon thousands
of bottles. Chicago is irst-class city. Bromoline
is frst-ca IS medicine. DO you see the points II
Bromoline had not been a good medicine for the
Blood aud Liver, the leading citizens OF Chicago
would not endorse II by using Il as a family medi-
cine We mention Chicago particularly, 1t being
a Western citv and Bromone Western medi-
cine. when your Blood is out Of order, your APP
petite gone. you feel weary aud lis tless then try
Bromoline and he helped. Trial bottles free
Regular size 81. Sold by Chenault a Penny.