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Elder j. =. Sweeney has closed DO.
meeting iu Louisville with % additions.
Rev. J. NJ Bruce will preach ~ Mt
Salem At eleven O'Clock tomorrow, (2lsLI
There win he two Bishops ordained
At The Rush Branch Church next SUNDAY
morning at lOl o'clock
-- Last Sunday was the scvenieeth amir
versary Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church A. separate denomination.
- Ed. Jonathan stanley, the young
revivalist, has accepted a call 10 preach at
the lIustonville Christian Church. lie
will gu the pulpit three Sundays In each
month.
AT the suggestion Of the Eaquiu,
made some time ago, Cincinnati has At last
determined to use her music Hall on Sun
days for religious worship, where those
who have no church relationship can feel
free and easy. The Grst meeting was held
last Sunday, when four thousand people At.
tended and listened with great interest to
Rev. J. w. Pratt, Of Richmond, Ky, who
had been engaged for the occasion.
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CLOVER and Timothy Seed at Owsley 4
Higgins
II YOU wish a good glass Of Ale or Beer
call At J. W. Rulers Ale Saloon.
A large aud splendid line Of Saddles
plow Gear and Harness Of al kinds ai
Harris a Nunuclley's, with prices away
down.
NEw CRor landreih's Garden Seeds
put up In sealed packages, and guaranteed
TO be genuine, FOR sale by McRoberts a
Stagg.
New Norg Early Rose and Peerless Irish
rotatoes, the largest and best varieties
known, can be had for seed Of Owsley 4
Higgins
Go TO Marschall a Ripley. Tor Spring
and summer Suits. In chcapncsa, style
and quality they cannot be- excolled by
any. Give them a call and see their prices.
Best cement In the world At McRoberts
4 Stagg's for % cents bottle. viii mend
China, glass, marble, wood, bone, leather,
JET, coral, iewelry, earthenware, porcelain,
Nc, Nc.
GLAD tidings Tor all sufferers with
Coughs and Colds V the announcements
that Cous,cn's Honey Of Tar l. never
falling remedy. Deservedly the most pop
ular medicine Of the age, Il has no rival as
a cure for diseases of the throat and lungs,
aud each day adds fresh triumps 10 H. long
list Of victories over Coughs, Colds and
more serious affections Of the throat aud
lungs One trial will convince you.
Price 80 cents, at Mclsobert's a Stages
VIZ were panied 10 hear Of the accident
TO the bridal party on last Tuesday even
ing. The horses In the carriage contain
ing the bride and groom took fright near
corner Of Ranks and Lee streets, precipi- |
tating Mr.. John Lowe and his lovely |
bride, Miss Annie May, on the stone
curhing, spraining his ankle and innicting
a svere hruise ON her right check, all 81 |
which wcrc relieved by Coussens' Light |
ming Iiniment, a cure for rheumatism,
l,amo Back, sprains, Brui-cs. etc, Price |
20 ccals, ., McRobers ami Stages
To WrsrFRs ENiaRAxrs Having been |
appointed GENERAL EMIGRATION AoEST /
at Cincinnati for the NANDALIA LINE, |
for the States OF Missouri, TExAs, An. |
KANSAS, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, CoLoRADo,
CAiIFoRNIA, and the WESTERN TERRuo-
RIM, 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, n. T.. Cor. 9Th
and Vine Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Wonder how much money our Young
gents made by walking eighteen miles llst
Sunday to soc how muddy the water in
Cumberland River Wal. This mp upon
their part iorcibly illustrates the idea Of a
man working for himself ior nothing and
paying BIZ own board, or the devil shear
ing the hog much cry Tor little WOOL
Mcurs. j p. Uirdler. Of
Touiwillc. and p. =. Nunnelley. Of Lin
coin, have been here several d1ys.....M Mrs.
Add Nanandall. of Boyle is here visiting
her sister, Mrs Gillispie..... Mcs.rs j.. v.
and V. X. Logan are in Louisville this
week IN attendance upon the United States
Court Misses Matte Boyle, Of this vi.
cinity, and Angie Cosson, Of Somerset, lcfi
Tuesday to attend school nj Millersburg.
-T The rain fall Of Wednesday night
and Thursday and Thursday night was
the heaviest witnessed here for some time.
I have had no correct news from the river,
but Buck Creek, Piiman and Fishing
Creeks swept everything as they went
Many bottom farms will sustain consider.
able damage by the washing Of fencing.
growing wheat crops, &c. LArER.-The
river has been higher than for the last
thirty years-so says the "oldesi inhabi-
tant.h
SfcKSEss.-Mrs. W. S. shepperd, wife
Of Jailer shepperd, has been in very del
icate health during the winter.....N Mrs.
Maggie Moss hss been confined 10 her
room at her fathers, Mr. +, F. shepperd's,
near town, for a number of weeks Of in
ilamatory rheumatism. ..... Mr.. Sam Kinds,
very worthy citizen living about ten
miles east Of here, has been very low Of
pneumonia; now, hovercver, is thought TO
be convalescing.....I regret to say that
MrW. G. Murphy, orr worthy Postmaster,
is in very feeble health.
- On Saturday evening last, a young
man named Combs, a painter, went into
the store Of Gibson Bros, and on being re-
fused stick" for some small article, raised
a difficulty with Mr. Andy Crawford, ying
some vulgar language, and as a lady was
present Andy told him to dry up or leave
the house. After the lady had retired he
agained returned and unmuzzled his reser-
voir Of Billingsgate, which so incensed
'Pad'ly Miles Boy" as to cause him to lay
violent hands upon the rufian, who soon
retreated in double-quick time with the
claret oozing from his "snoot"
o. Last Saturday while Jas. NJ. SAN
differ, and Tom Jink Vickery we're
taking in the Cumberland River bridge
and admiring the beautiful works Of
nature, a train came suddenly upon the IN,
and TO their horror and dismay, they soon
realized the facts that they must take the
chances between leap for life into the surg
ing pillows below, or spread themselves
upon the outside Of the track and risk the
pass over. They chose the latter mode,
however, and it is said that they spread
themselves ont 80 thin that their friends are
now preparing to have them dressed of and
peddled out for half soles
For sore throat, gargle with Piso's Cure, mike
with little water Relief Is instant
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PTLASKT COUNTI.
Somerset.


- Be at the turnpike meetin. to-mor.
row.
There is fill grown, healthy Young
man in town who is now working for his
"grub and garments.
- Elder Smith preached for the Bap-
list at the Presbyterian Church, saturday,
Sunday and Sunday night
Il understand that the stave bucker at
the depot is now running day and night,
and is doing a staving business.
- Some wheat crops along the river and
creek bottoms are covered six and eight in
ches with sediment from the recent rise.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the
NJ. L. Church South, Of this place next
Thursday. Elder Hiner Is expected to at
tend.
= Mr.. Jack Bush, living on Buck creek,
had fifteen acres Of hemp washed away
during the food. II was standing out in
the shock.
An unusually large crowd in town last
Monday. A portion Of the furniture adver-
tised was sold at auction. Prices generally
very high.
-BoRS.-Near town on the ~ inst, TO the
wife Of James flanagan, a daughter, and
Jenny must hev wee bit Of spree over
his good luck.
The Danville Advocate has a good
Somerset correspondent" Surely some
body ought to run around and find out
who he is-it would be 50 interesting.
Mr.. NJ. B. HufIaker moved into his
new house last Saturday. Millard looks,
and no doubt feels, like he Is living at home.
Nov, Willard, hurry up your sidewalk.
There are a number Of persons, both
white and black, living in and around Som
erset, who toll not, neither do they spin.
yet they live in away that no one know
eth how.
= Now let the Board Of Trustees take
5000 worth Of stock in the pike to Clio,
Better do that than license saloons, and
then pay out all the money topay police to
keep order.
Mr.. james flanagan, an industrious
Irishman, living near the depot, has been
pis's"'eu ''V"' 'I'0' 10, 's'si1 u'9' "
iis"s "n'0" HAu W NC i'"0'"l ." us
'sn. manu-
1~'u siA' 0',"'''' '''sis T" "'"'''u"'
0, i"ui'S' nu, VINO can 's'' no" many
pn's anu h"n p'ns certain 'oioreu
'i'nHs' 'ia' "'s ho',''' "o,i"s S"o"'
on 'oeAsy last N'hoay morning COVER
- learn that Mr. Dick Johnston. Of
the denot store has sold his stock Of goods
groceries ,Sc 10 Mr. Grios,ead the crockery
man. Mr.. J,s friends would regret very
much TO have him leave here. hope he
NAV conclude 10 remain longer with us.
- Build the Somerset and Clio road
and then take NV word for il though not 4
prophet nor the son Of one. that in lea,
than five wears time there will be miles Of
good pike. plank. or gravel roads in Pulas.
ki county. Hundreds Of our people have
never travelled over such roads and do not
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Dry Goods, Notions,
Furnishing Goods,
Carpets. Trunks,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
DRESS GOODS.

We have an immense stock for You TO select
from i'm Black and COlOred All-WOOl CASH
mere, AIpacas, Australian Grape. Brocaded
POpIins, Monte Cloth, French Novelties, Cot
ton POplins, Ginghams. tSc. Also a fine line
of Dress Trimmings i'm Velvet, Satin, Pelxin.
CoIored and Black Silk, Ribbons. Fringes,
Buttons. &c.
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IMpoRIANI QUESTIONS.

Roader, have you caught a eoldl Are you un-
abs TO raise the phiegmg lave yoa an lrrita-
ton ina the throatf A sense Of oppression on
The lungs with short hreathf Do you have a
Al Of couging on lying down. A sharp pain
nov aud thcn la tho region uf The heart, shoal-
dars and baokf II 80, oar Advice l. take AZ
once ) dose Of ruits hzpsciuganii youwill soon
ho able % raise tie phiegm, La an hour rupsai
tho Ezpociorant piaoe 900 ron TO tho feet, take
two oi TUFTS fiu- You VIII soon tall into !
p.clant elssp and ,vaks up In The morning,
coach gone. iunss sorsinr ireely; easy breath
ing. and tho bowels moving m anaiural manner.
no prevent return Of thosa symptom. use ths
$500. ..I .i.....
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and partl, to mlfl The piou. ui.h of these
departed guardians of ihc saiiiug oi LIB
crty by "paa,Ine around the names of
those rccusant ones who didn't care cent
whether 10 should ever become o. tree or
not Amer o. preamble setting forth that
Merchants n Traders Of The Town of Bos-
ton, aud almost al the Mamtine Towns on
the Continent, from a Principle truly noble
and generous, and TO the sacrificing oftheir
own Interests, have entered into an Agree
ment not to import British Goods IA few
necessary Articles cxceptedl until the Acts
Of Parliament imposing certain duties on
Tea, Glass, Paper, Painters Colors, OyL
&c." therefore voted" SC. Here
we have a general approval Of said agree.
ment. Them That we do with the ut
most Adherence and Detestation view the
little, mean and sordid conduct Of a few,
&C., who have and still do import, &C.,
and who have thereby proved that
and are deaf 10 and regardless Of the
miseries and calamiiies Of this People"
"Vote.l that whereas John Bernard, james
McMasiers, Patrick MoManus, John Mein,
Nathaniel Rogers" together with
several other named persons) care Of
this number, and do import, &c, we
do hereby declare that we will not buy the
least Article Of any o. said Persons Our
selves, or suffer and acting for or under US,
Sc, neither will we buy Of those
who shall buy or exchange any Article Of
Goods with them" "Voied, That TO the
end the Generation who are yet unborn
may know who they were that laughed at
the Distress and Calamites Of this People,
and instead Of trying 10 save their Country
when in imminent Danger, did strive to
render inefficient virtuous and commend
able Plan the Names Of these Importers
shall be ann ually read at March Meeting"
There now No temporizing there. No
shutting in ranks allowed. No lodging
responsibility. Not even possibility Of
fooling "the generation yet unborn" on the
question Of their record Pass 'em round
Mr. Editor.
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We call especial attention to our stock of
Bleached and Brown Cotton, Sheeting, Bed
fact that these goods will be higher later in the
season, you should lose no time in buying.
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Or. J.F. HAYWOOD,


D. TUT New Ynik, sept, %, ISL
dear -ir-During thu year vtiied n ne hundred
eases uf lung a seases In the lower wards Of ~
city the ses we're Of a very severe type. II Nas
there uy ton lon Was called 10 iutts fKpoctOraut,
and confess ny aurpriae At is wonderful power.
Daring a practico Of twenty years. l have never
kuoun medicine 10 act uruInptiy, and with such
uaung ghccis Il instantly subduad the most violent
nis Of cou mug, aud invariably cured Me disease Ia
a isW days cheerfully indorse 10 al tho best lung
N'-''' '''' W. J'fkANois HAYWOOD. ND.
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A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES.

Once, iyruing News. Augusta, ia
Or TUT Dear Sir-My little con, was attacked
utih pnaumo lasf winter, which let MIN WITH
rIulani cough that lasted ell within month since,
ior no cur5 ol which am indebted toyour valuable
kxpoctartnt 4 had tried most every thing recon-
mended but none DID any good until used your "a.
entirely. WIN many thanks, am yours truy,
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-THuRMoSD-HELM.-At the residence
Of the brides father, Mr.. Sam II. Helm,
ST., on Wednesday, 18th inst, Mr.. o. ].
ThuImond and Miss sallie p. Helm were
made one by an impressive ceremony pro-
nounced by Elder S. II, King. The attend
ants were Miss Alice b. Cash and Mr.. I'd.
q. Peyton, and the crowd Of interested wit
neases emhraeeda large number Of relatives
and friends. The bride was beoomingly
attired In a handsome black rep silk, and
the universal opinion was that Mr.. Thur
nond had indeed won prize. The bridal
presents were numerous and valuable. Az
ter many congratulations and good wishes,
the whole party were invited 10 an elegant
dinner, which was discussed In a hearty
and appreciative manner. Al night the
young couple were rendered a reception at
Mr.. John l.. Thurmond's. The father Of the
groom, where, with good ealings" and In
merry making, the hours lev swiftly by.
The contracting parties have ouI sincere
wishes for prosperous and long life.
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LACE CURTAINS.

Having bought stock of Lace Curtains in advance of
the season. we are therefore enabled to offer them at old
prices which are 20 per cent eSsthan the market value
will be later in the season. new stock Of Frnged Win
dow Shades GitBand Shades and Holland in popular COL
ors,
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Aaa terIbio NIoHT sWEATs.

Dr. TUT sir-I have been suhering Tor nearly tvo
yoars With a severe cough. Whom commenced a.
king your rxpactnrnut Was reduced 20 one hundred
and sixteen pounds in weight ] had tried almost
e,tlryt hing bad terrible night sNeata lhaye taken
haf dafan bottles. The night seeats have left me-,
tho cough has a ppeAred and have gained nitoeu
pounds IN flesh. l recommend ~ % az my tricnda.
MN .-r..L r...I--.I- OLIAEN EIlE
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FoR Plows Of all kinds, also pillow points,
clevises, bolts, pillow harness, &e., go to
headquarters, which il at Geo. u. Wear
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A DEIIGHTFuL ENrERrAISMEST-W Was
given by Mrs. s. @. Trueheart on Friday
night in honor Of Misses Hyde aud Walker,
her accomplished guests. .
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AN0rHER PARDoN.-Mr. Blackburn has
pardoned his eolored friend, Wyatt MeKin-
nsy, who was sent to the Penitenliary from
this countyfor 20 months for hog stealing
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FoRsAiE-A tine seven octave piano,
nearly new. Apply At this office.
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Nor MUcH DAMAGE Col. Shelby tells
US that less than S25 will repair the dam
age done 10 the Crab Orchard Springs
property, and that reports have been great
" exaggerated about Il.
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TRAcE GRAINS, collars. names blin.l-
brides, &c, at Owsley 4 Higgins.
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GRAs0ERs ATTEsTIos Master james
A. Harris requests every member Of the
stanford Grange to meet at the Masonic
Hall here On Saturday, Feb 18th, at ? ?. N,
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LOCaL MATTERS.

Nav Hnmbarg Edgings a, MeAlisIer \
Iytles.
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OwsLEY a IIIooINs are agents Tor tho
celebrated Hamilton Plow.
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
MR.. CALVIN GRAPHICAL
b HI. BRUCE,


Having associated hlm.tli With the GA reliable
hrm OF NRHEN, hupDLKsIuN a Co, respectfully
.olcits The patronage of bis ficnds Ia kentuoky.
All siock Consigned 10 the lniou Stock lards. Nln-
this hrin, vii he carefully handled and rciniiied
iur prompily, WILL
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Expectorant!
IN 2oCTs. ARD 81 BOTTLES.

It's properties are Demuloent, Nutri-
tive Balsamic, Soothing and Healing.
Combining all these qualities, it is the
most effective LUNG BAL5AM ever
offered 70 sufferers from pulmonary
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THE SroRH-The damage by the recent
storm was small in this immediate vicinity,
but along the water courses in the county
the loss Of fences Is very large. The l.. a
y. r. suffered, and the train was detained
from Friday to Sunday night in reaching
heie, owing to the washing out Of the track
and small bridge on the Rolling Fork at
New Haven.
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SruL GorNo Ur.-Dr. T. b. Monigom-
cry, who sold over hundred shares Of l..
a n. r. r. stock at l23, thereby realizing
profit Of $500, feels a little badly that
he had no, waited ill now and got lli; but
he conaoles himself by thinking he may
get 800 for his remaining twelve shares and
thus get nearly even.
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rHEArRIcAI.-"Jollp Rowes company
Of cultivated artists" gave one Of their
shows at the colored Town Hall last ME ht
to big audience, In the afternoon, head
ed by the eolored bras band Of Danville
they marched through town and created
quito sensation. rnfat .
FIRE ALARM.-Some paper that bad
been used to stop up stoye-pipe hole In
Mrs. Welchs roon caught Gre the other
day and but for her presence Of mind in
giving the alarm serious consequences
might have followed. As il was, a pretty
good welting Of the room by the bucket
brigade was all the damage done.
RuH THEN Orr Those Troublesome Crab
Orchard negroes, Jim Banks and Sam Hum
ber.who have located here since their release
from Jail, are continually raising rows and
are NOW in jail for the third time wilhin
the last several months. II We can not
be rid Of them any other way our oiiizeus
ought to take the matter In hand
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INV ADVERTISEMENTS.

For sore throat, gargle with Piso's Cure, mike
with little water. Relief Is instant.
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A FRAcAs.-ln the Lancaster Circuit
Court "Wednesday, little case came up that
was not down on the regular docket. Judge
Owuiey, In examining one Of the Sellers
cases. asked Mr.. @. W. Dunlap, Jr., where
was the "rsply," when he he responded that
he had given il to Mr.. II. H. Tomlinson.
The latter said emPha.ieally that he had not.
Mr.. Dunlap again asserted that he did.
Mr.. T. repeated Lis denial and Mr.. d.
clinched the Aeument by saying "You are a
liar" "You are another" followed and
both parties began 10 draw their little
pocket knives. The Sheriff and bysIanders
here took hand and the parties grew ex-
ceedingly beligerant, when they found that
they could not get to each other. This was
all done under the nose Of the Judge who
had a fine entered against them for $50
each, and had them bound over In the snm
ofSlOO to keep the peace toward each other
OF course this is the last We shall hear Of
the fns, and hope il is the last Of the
trouble
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As Wa SurrosEn.--A gentleman who
has just returned from Frankfort says the
horrible stories In regard TO the Peniten-
tiary are greatly overdAwn, and 70 far
as he can see that Institution Is about as
nice and clean a. any other portion Of the
Capital city. We have suspected all the
time that those sensational letters bv hired
correspondents, were written in the interest
OF GnNernnr Rlackhnrn
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A NV KIM Berry Hooker and VIM.
lackey, Of color, have rented the old Bruce
property on Lancaster street Tor the
purpose Of opening a hotel. They are
worthy and respected men, and will no
doubt keep an orderly and decent house
for their pconle
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Mis- l.ouisE joHSsoS Artist, will take
a few pupils for instruction In English
Water Color. lNlia lnk and Crayon
Work. win attend al their residence II
desired. For fnrihe particulars and sam.
pies Of her work, call At st. Asaph Hotel,
stanford, Nv.
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A Tumble N ExrREss.-The horse at
iached to Tom Dodd's express wagon got
scared At the train Tuesday and oserurn.
ed the vehicle down the banks Of the new
street, throwing him on his face and
scratching him considerably. The shafts
were the only loss to the wagon.
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To TEAcHEHs-Commirsioner J. NJ,
Philips asks us to say to the Teachers Of
the Common Schools that he IL now pre-.
pared 10 pay 40 per cent. Of the amount
due them. When you come after II make
1t a point, II yon are not already, to be-
come a subscriber to the INTERIOR JouR.
Nnr
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THr MEXICAN soLDIERs-Of this evi-
einily met in Danville recently and passed
resolutions to petition Congress TO put
them on an equal footing with the 90 ldiers
and sailors who served in other wars. On
motion delegates were appointed to attend
the State meeting At Frankfort next Mon
day, and all who can are requested to be
present Yesterday Capt Jas. 4. LAwles.
aud Judge J. +. Higgins. Of Crab Orchard,
passed through town en- route to Frankfort,
intending to make the whole trip on foot
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M ALISTER
& LYTLE,
DEALERS IN

DEALERS IN
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GoSE Wsr. 49, Mr.. Arthur d. Brown.
who left Lancaster few days ago in a
mysterious manner to the regret Of a num-
Der Of ere dilors, writes rs from Danville,
Ills, that he Is that far on his way to Hi
awaiha, Kansas, where he goes with the
hope Of making money to enable him to
square up his Indebtedness, and not r.
evade the payment Of any just claim against
him. lie further saws that his relative DR..
L. 4. YATES, has promised to assist him,
and he il confident Of success We hope
he NAV lie able 20 redeem himself.