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GENUINE SHAKER MEDICINE,

invented by Thos. Corbett and prepared for fly
years by the CANTERBuRN SOCIETY OF SHAkERs,
at SHAKER VILLAGE n. II. Those who have fail
ed 10 be benefited by other Sarsapras are earnest.
~ desired 10 make single trial of This pure and
wholesome compound of shaker Sarsaparilla. Dan.
deiion, Yellow Dock, Mandrake Black Cohosh, Gar
get, Indian Hemp, and the Berries Of Juniper and
Cubeb united with lodide of potassium made by the
Society because il is sate falling and adapted
to all ages and both sexes.
II cleanses the blood, regulates the stomach and
bowels, purifes the system of humors and inherited
diseases and is of priceless value in the
health of the household. Inquire for CoRBETT' :
SHAkER's SARsArhEiLLA. sold everywhere.
SHAKERs VILLAGE, n. H., Jan !, 1850.
H1-Enclose Stamp for Shaker Manual.
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Cbe 4|ennebee Sournal.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street, foot
ofCourt, by SPIAGUE SoN.
Daily Kennebec Journal,

Issued every morning, except Sundays. Itcontains
.b latest news by telegraph and mall gives reports
of Markets, and has carefully prepared political and
IA, articles, and generous amount OF farming,
n N of State news
Terms 81 per dRnuna In adrance, IS if payment
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-23
u4RRIAGEs.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Saturday
evening last at the St. Asaph Hotel. by the
Rev. s. S. McRoberts, Mr.. Harry X. Ridge
way and Mis- Sallie b. Hughes, both Of
Louisville, were united in matrimony, and
thereby hangs a tale, which is about as iol-
lows Some five years ago when MIR.
Ridgeway had scarcely attained his ma
jority, he f,ll in love with Miss Hughes
aud wooed and won her as his own. They
we're married and for a time their happi-
ness was unalloyed. Then came TO the
ears Of the young wife proofs Of the inf
deity of her husband TO his marriage vow /,
then a separations and finally suit for d.
yorce. A decree was obtained and the wife
Of few short years was again restored 10
her maiden nauie. This occurred some
seven months ago, and since then Mr..
Ridgeway has sat upon the stool Of repen-
lance and oogilated upon the prize he had
lost, perhaps forever. His remorse and
his love grew daily, until he was forced 10
beg forgiveness from her whom he had
wronged, and implore her 10 allow him TO
make amends for the past and become
his again. She listened eagerly 10 tho
sweet words that fell upon her ear, aud in
an instant all the FIRE Of her old love wa
tanned into blaze She accepted his prom
ises for the future in good faith, and on
Saturday last they left Lonisville Coz thi'
place, Miss Hughes leaving word at hom'
that she Vas going away with her Harry
On arriving here they looK on themselse'
again the VOWS Of marriage, aud nos ap
pear a. happy a. q pair a cooling inril'
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LINCOLN COUNTY.


Miss Lula Soper, Of Georgetown. is
the charming belle at the Springs. DR..
Tom Taylor, formerly Of Richmond but
now Of Frankfort. il the lady-killer at the
Springs. lie certainly deserves that title.
Tom is a good fellow and handsome.
- Gov. Blackburn is accustomed Ia ride
after blooded stock, but he took seat in
Arch Carson's hack, drawn by the faithful
dromedary, with as much ease as il in his
own coach, aud, oh, how much good il did
do Arch to take the Governor from the de-
pot TO the Springs.
- The gentlemen at Crab Orchard are
doing all that man can do TO give all crea-
tion a welcome to-day, and the ladies are
working and planning, two. The ladies
table will be set in the form Of a hollow
square with table in the centre for thu
Governor, speakers and editors. That Ia
Bile will be handsomely decorated, and ia
Young ladies will wait ON the Governor
&c.
Mrs. Sallie r.. Jackson, Of Jefferson
Vile, Ind, lectured on Temperance in thu
Christian Church Tuesday night. She hal
a good audience. which was delighted will
her remarks. She Is truly Christian
lady, with her heart fully enlisted in th'
cause of Temperance. She will speal
again, and is 20 much pleased with on
town and people she has promised 10 ne
turn 10 Crab Orchard after her thre
weeks engagement has been filled. Al he
next visit shcwin call at Stanford, and &
10 Brodhead and Mt Vernon. The Goo
Templars of Crab Orchard ate doing
good work.
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LAND, STOCK AVID CROP.


-Fultz wheat is quoted at sl.2O per
bushel in Richmond, Va.
- Twelve bushels to the acre is said to
be the average Of the wheat crop in Mont
gomery.
There is a good demand for fat cattle,
and good lots are held at s45O.-lWin-
chester Sun.
Joe Quisenberry shipped 1900 lambs
to New York this week. He Is paying &c
for good ones.-[ Winchester Democrat.
&C. Graham purchased and shipped
from Rockcaste county, this week, 55 head
of butcher cattle at S2i per head and a
small premium.
- Mr.. ]. c. Woodward, Of Fayette, has
sold the remainder Of his drove of fat cat
tie, numbering sixty-fve head, to Ware &
CAT, for 4le. They averaged ,5js pounds
and are intended for the New York market.
- DANvILLE CouRr.-Capt. II. T. Bush
reports the attendance small and only
about $50 cattle on the market. The num-
Der was, however, equal to the demand.
The stock was mostly young and sold at 2
to 50 cents. Plug mules sold at $50 tC
500; horses from so TO $50.
- The American Shot Horn Review As
ISOLATION and other breeders Of Shor
Horns b Kentucky will give grand ban
quet to the Short Horn Breeders Of Amer
lea, at Winchester. Ky, on the 27th. Gu
thanks are due Thomas G. Stuart, Esq.
Chairman OF the Executive Committee, TO
an invitation.
-SCorT COUNTY CouRT.-The amount
Of stock ON the market at Georgetown
Monday was light in quantity and inferio
in quality. About 100 cattle were sold
ranging in prices from SO to 1915 pc
hundred. Broke mules ranged from $40
to $40, and horses from $50 to Sll7. Tn
attendance was light.
- The Cincinnati Enquirer has full re
ports Of the condition of the crops in neal
" every county in Indiana, Ohio and Ker
lucky, and the prospect was never MOI
encouraging. The wheat crop just hal
vested was little light in weight, but th'
was more than counter-balancsd by III
heavy increase in acreage.
- LOUISVILLE AND CIScISSATI.-Thel
is better feeling in the cattle marke;
Louisville. The quotations are; Good
extra shippers 81 to $i.4O, best butche
S3,25 to 81, thin TO medium sl.75 to S.
Hogs are firm at $3.50 to Si.65 for choi'
packing, $3.50 to $3.50 for light to fai
The sheep and lamb market is active con
mon to fair sheep 81 to 81; lambs, commC
> to extra, 50 to Si.7j. In Cincinnati con
mon to medium cattle are worth Sl.75
? $40, best butchers S3.65 to Si.4O; be
= shippers 81 to S465. Hogs-Seleot'
= butchers si75 TO Sass, good light $3.50
E $500. Sheep-Common to choice 81
e to $3.50. Lambs--Common 10 choi
! $3.50 n 500 per ewt.
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Personal.

Miss LrlA NEaesr, Of Boyle, is sith Mr.,
N. Bruce
Ma ". ". o~strs h enjoying hi@'slfln Tho
mounisinL
80 Mis- NotLrr D. nsauAS, Of nas,ille, Is vls-
iilug Mis-. Annlo Bruwn.
Hos. u. nLsiy va prevented ffota attending
the Barbecue by sickness.
MissEs ASxir AND JESsfN MrAtisiEH rc-
turned 10 Geonssiown this ~eek.
Ms. EtIA JESSiSos. Of Lancaster, Is visiting
the Mls-s Pcnning,en and owsley.
Ms. IIsrES Ram, Of baskerville, ls sTcnd-
ing fsw days wilh Mis, sailis Reid.
- Mas. SASSiN }. rHELrs. OF Asdison, b a
guest of her danghter. Mrs. Richard Cobb, u.
Ma. Jous FAHHis Of Flcning county. h on a
short visit TO friends In this and Boyle oouni-s.
Miss CArHH HANnLEroS, one Of Davies
couniy's bcsutie., T. visiting MrA a. N. Feland
aui Miss Annie Cooper
MissEs zESAiDA ENnEH, Lula nronsion, Kais
Phclg-. Ninnic roii 81 Eishmend, and sAilio
Part, Of Irvine. an viu Mis- Lab NtKinney At
Me- Richard Cohh's
TuE shelbyville lrcnnl Gassiis, in sIcakiug Of
the stanford Female College ays eve see that
Mis- Dora Bryant, graduate Of the High School
Al ibis place, Is teacher Of ancient languages and
maihematios Mi~ Bryant was thorough Ia all
her studies, aud particularly OPT In the hranchci
sho Is nov teaching We ieel conddeAt that she
viii siso universal satisfaction, and take plsure Ia
uishiue her succcss" Mis- Rfyant 3. member
Of the Christian Church, and Is spoken 81
very elegant LADY.
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Oar town e. alive with beauties thia
week. Misses Mary Owllcy, of Woodiori
Annie Logan. Of Stanford. and Willie
Owsley, gallant youth, are visiting Misses
Annie, Jean and Master John Buchanan,
Jr Misses Annie Owsley and Sue Whitley
are with Misses Evans. Miss Mildred LOWS
IL the guest Of Mrs. W. X. Buchanan.
Miss Maggie McRoberia, Of Danville, l.
with Mrs. Garne;t Misses Burgin, Of
IIarrodsburg, are stopping q, Mrs. Harry
Dunn's. Misses Grant and Price are guests
Of Mrs. Smith
Our town Mar,hal has been very vigil
liant this week, fully determined to put
down lawlessness in strangers Our own
boys are on their good behavior all the
time. That was Garrarl county driving
through our streets Sunday last, and Il
was not "Crab Orchard steam thr they
had aboard II will not DO for them nor
any one else 10 make a similar demonsira-
ton this week, for Jim Dillon, with HE
extra police force, will put all such nice
young men in their little beds, especially
when they get so far along that It takes
two men to drive one horse. A word to
the wise, &C.
80 The 10th Of July win long he remem-
bered by the little boys and girls Of our
town, for on.that day they saw the soldiers.
The young ladies will recollect the day,
too, for tie sight o. so many dne-looking
young men gave ms new hearts and courage
too. The different companies drill every
morning in the field opposite the SPRING.,
and go in dress parade every evening. At
the latter exercise they have Wolfe's Band
Of Lexington and how we country people
do enjoy the good music and the skillful
maneuvering Of the Kentucky Boys"
Whether they wear the blue or the gray is
all one and the same nov. We wish we
had handsome flag to present to every
company for meritorious conduct in the
field and camp. Governor Blackburn
makes a Grand Co mmander -in.Chief. lie
is grand, noble character. Mrs. Black
burn rersoni6es grace itself as she glides
through the dance.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-23

Cpm Mus of an kinds cheap at Owe
ley \ Hiegins'.
CnoQurr Sets cheaper than ever NJ
Chenault and Penny.
LlNr CFurNr MD SALT constantly on
hand 1t Owsley a Higgins.
wArcuFs and Jcwelry repaired and war.
ranicd by Chcnauli A Penny.
Lam ON Of Ea.a quality for Mowers
and Reaper, &c. NJ Mohoheris a stagg's
4 nice lot If fine Fresh Candy iusi re-.
ceivcf by D. Maliingly a Son. Try some
~ Il.
An who are indebted 10 ~ must come
forward AMI settle NJ once. Harris a Nun
nelley.
PAiNrs, White Lead, Oils, Varni-he-,
Window Glass, At bottom prices NJ Chen
ault n Penny'r.
VIZ oUARASrtE our Ready.mixed
Paints in quality and durability. Nc
Roberts 4 Slagg.
OuR accounts are acady All indebted
10 Us will please favor u. with a settlement.
McRoberis a stage.
rnrnr l. nothing better this hot westh.
or than S0da Water. Go 10 Chenault a
rcnnys for the coolest and best
PFnrrNrny, Toilet Soap, Hair, Nail
and Toath Brushes. and toilet articles Of
al kinds At Chenauli n Penny's
~ you want 10 paper your rooms exam.
inc the samplc' Of wall paper Ut Chenault
a pennys. They are beautiful and cheap.
Fon the hest harness and stddlcry, nj
the lowest price, Courts n Pickles v the
place 10 70, aud We would advise our Lin
colin county readers 10 prove the truth Of
this by calling on them when they 20 10
Dsnvillc They handle nothing but the
best goods. and can guarantee satisfaction
in every case.
YOU have a cough or cold, or disease
of the throat and lungs, use Coussens'
Honey Of Tar, the hest and rure-t com
pound ever cHcred the public. Thew are
q lev worthlcss limitations uf this valuable
remedy, but IL has no rival A. ready re-
lief for diseases Of the Throat and lungs,
had colds and severe coughs 81 long stand
ing lie Cousens' Honey 81 Tar and get rid
81 yonr oneh or hoarrcnc-s and difficulty
of breathing Price 80 cents. For sale by
McRobcris \ Stagg
UNcLr JoHS, said bright little girl Of
eight summer, TO gentleman Whose hair
was Just showing tints Of silver, "Why
cant you walk n fast a. ~ "My dear, !
once chased the butterfly with a light elias.
tic step like YOUR, but ! am too old for
such sports nov, am besides victim Of
rheumatism. and must therefore stop NJ
the nearest drug store for a bottle Of Cous-
sens Lightning l.inimeni, cure for khcu-
matism, Lame Back, Spfains, bruises, etc.
Price 80 cents. For sale by Mclsoberis n
Stage.
To WnsrFRS ENIGRANrS- Having been
appointed GENERAL EMIGRATION AGEST
At Cincinnati for the NANDALiA LINE,
ior the States Of MissouHI, Texas, An
KANSAS, NEBRASKA, kASsAs, COLORADO,
CALiFoRSIA, and the WESTERN TERnITO-
RiF-, am fully prepared 10 furnish, FREr
On application, Map. Land Circulars, Civ.
ing Soil, Climate, Nc. Lowest rates made
90 pascngcr-, household goods or stock.
Call on, or address, GEO. A. KNIGHT,
Genl Emigration Agent, \. T.. Cor. 9TH
and Vine Streets, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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REITGfOrs.

DR. lands, Of Danville, will preach
n Willow Grove Sunday evening next At
o'clock.
During the last eleven months, Rev.
George o. Barnes reports 5,Gij confessions
as the result Of his preaching.
o. The Committee appointed to let the
building Of the Christian Church has
contracted for the rock, brick, wood and all
other work, except plastering and paint
ing, at s3,4OO. Mr.. Henry Banghman and
Messrs. Geo. ID. 4 r. II. Wearen are the
contractors, and their work is TO be com;
pleted by the 18th Of October. The de.
sign Of the church is new, and the build
ing will he an honor to the large congrega-
ton that will worship in il.
- During the last twenty years the
United Presbyterian Church in this coun-
try has added to lie number Of communi-
cants over 5000. There were then 4Os
ministers, now 675; then 63i congregations,
now 79s; then "A stations, now 6j; then
1854 communicate, now 5000; then
81 200 Sunday-school scholars, now 7S,ll4;
then contributions to foreign missions
ss,574, now $4,000; then average yearly
contribution per member for all purposes
si.Sl, now si0.35.
- New York Archdiocese leads all 9TH
ers in the Union in Catholic population
100000; Boston comes next, with $4,000
Philadelphia Is third, with 10000; New
Orleans follows, 10000; then Chicago,
100000, Baltimore. Cincinnati and Brook
Ign next, each with 100000 In the mum
Der Of priests New York also leads, with
1888, and Baltimore stands second, with
pol The Roman Catholic immigration
here from 1890 to 1875 numbered $780,
2S2, and the present Catholic population
Of the United States is 6,5OO,0OO.
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MALISTER
E LYTLE'S.

We respectfully call the atten-
ton of the citizens of this and adj
joining counties to our mammoth
stock. which has been selected
with great care to suit the wants
of our large and rapidly increas-
ing trade; and, believing that we
AN save you money Oh an aver,
age purchase, we ask one ana all
to call and examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
MCALISTER 4 LYLE.
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GnrsuAN.-lTo r. z. Gresham, mem
Der Of the Legislature Of rs and 90, died
At his home near Livingston, Wednesday
night Of Dropsy. Mr.. Gresham was pop
ular and genial gentleman, and iof many
wears took a prominent part in the politics
Of hi pection.
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doves. We h5pe the young man will IN
future shun The rocks which came % nenr
laundering BIZ chances ~ haprincsa, and
that they may live and love till d,aih
sba1f mari them.
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BOYLE co. FARM FOR SALE.

IwIsH TO SELL ny YARN on Go Atlil.s,
lying near farkssiiis lisy u soanil, en aAieh D
couliiftallc Dselhns-huuse, With The uetcs.aff
uuihnildlngs, good water, ooinnlolons hlsiilleii
aud proper cluipucnis. On the lilafc 1, au ofgh-
and af 200 hsaling Apple 1ross' lfsides fea1hes
aud snail fruits fof pirteular.,.er lisAli West
neld, on the preiaiss's, o. o. o. KING.
ta-lm Mckinney station, a. :. Il. n.
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FOR RDNT I.

VERY DESIRABLE RfsIpkNCi NON
oscupiul ~ W. n. Ramsey. on Main sircei' iss"
Yard ana darien, containing Two ACrss. fo-sss-
sion given septsinhef 10, l,sO Adtirp nie AZ
Crais. hiantofd, ~, -
iij-sept.i s"tse'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-23

A SHOOTING TouRSAMENr-Will COM
mence at Crab Orchard Springs on the 2dlh
and continue three days, Tor purses amount
Ing in the aggregate to s2,l75. During the
time the railroad fare from Louisville will
h. reduced 10 1913 for the round trip.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-23

CRowDED.-The Cumberland Falls Hoo
tel is so crowded with visitors that Mr..
Owens, the proprietor telegraphed last
week 10 the Gen. Agent Of the &. $. II r.
not 10 allow any tickets To be sold To that
point for Eve days, We are glad Mr.. Owens
Is doing so we'll, and hope he will continue
10 DO so lhronghout The season
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-23
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
MR.. CALVIN GRAPHICAL

MIA do All : inds Of Painting and pnper lianglns
in a. good style aud al a. los prizes A. amy lody
oail on OF address him al Mckinney station, KY
ili-tin
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-23

IIuRRY ur,--Nou had better he in a
hurry II YOU don't want to lose a chance
to buy one OF those splendid vehicle. ne
Gently brought on by y. +. Bash, They
have gone Oh like hot cakes, and only few
Of them are now left.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-23

Dors the individual who took the Census
in the Crab Orchard district know that he
Is required to Gle list Of the names Of the
persons he has taken in the County Clerks
Office n be does not this Il TO inform
him that such Is the Law, and that he has
Inconvenience a number of pariie. by his
ncglcci. let ne have the list
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ANorHER FAnR.-Our enterprising col
ored friends have arranged to hold stock
Far, near llustonyille Station, on the 2jth,
2Gth and 9th Of August. Col. Ada.
Weaiherford il President, and he promises
that Il shall be a big affair, This makes
two Fairs by the colored people in this
county this year, and we hope that both
will be we'll patronized.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-23
WOOL WANTED

We wani 10 hay 5000 or 1000 pounds Of Wool
ias Which ~e uili l.ay The hirsesi a,arlei p'ie'
a. aArrISsLs a son.
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DoS'r FoRgEr-That A. we are now in
the midst q Of summer, and peace and
prosperity are found on all sides, that the
IIayden.' are still offering all their sum
mer goods at the lowest possible rates, and
II YOU don, believe ms you can and will
be convinced by giving them one chance
to do H. The prettiest lawns, the sweetest
calicoes. and other and 6ner dress goods,
the best hats and shoes, boots, &c, aud
every kind Of notions are all offered at
ruinously low prices.
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AN Excursion TRAM - VIII be run
from Louisville TO Crab Orchard Friday
afternoon, At 81 for the round trip. The
Governor ball, with the many other At.
fractions of the place, induces the running
Of the train for the benefit Of those who
have but little time 10 spare
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.yE HUNDRED DOLLAR. REWARD
A GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN.

STOLEN, FROM M not ~. sOMErlni ~
tueen saturday nighi aud sanday o,cning lasi,
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Nor DuLL THERE.-This is generally
the dulles, season Of the year, and people
care bat little for anything bat ice water,
fruits and evening slumber-. Not 30 at
our next door neighbor's, the Hayden
Brother, for people who read our paper
have learned that there IL the place
to buy goods, and times are not dull
at that house. II We may judge from the
many hundreds Of people who go there ev-
cry week aud buy what they want and
need. The IIaydens a'e no, afraid to let
the public know what they have TO sell. A.
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CiRcUu CouRr.-The summer term Of
this Court will convene next Monday with
80 Commonwealth cases on the docket.
-Four Of them are for murder AnSel and
Gillis Frederick for the murder Of Thomas
Hatfield, Zen ferrell for the murder of
Ely, and Boone Conn for the murder Of
Morgan. With these exceptions the eases
are mostly for minor oilenses.
TnR uSlFoRM.-The high price charged
for the white stoye-pipe hats caused some
of the members Of the Hancock and I'm.
glish Club TO object la purchasing them,
10 a cheaper uniform, consisling Of a red
cape with blue collar and red cap with
blue band, was agEscd ON. The club also
wears a white badge With "Lincoln County
Hancock ani knglirh Chib" pin ed on u.
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MoRK people suffer irom Biliousnsss than ANY
other one Ailuaent II bilious you will be restless,
your Head achss low Spirits, costiyoness, no Ap
petite, want Of Energy, aud other symptoms, which
never hn TO awe warning Of impending danger
irom a siege OF sickness. An this can he avoided,
aud al a nominal cost, without any expense ior
physicians 60 10 your Dfuggst with silver dol
lar, or gfeenback either, and tell him you want a
bottle Of Dr.. Marshalis Rromohne or the above
complaints. and take according 10 directions. You
should take Of the Bromoline until you ise entro-
~ flee fon ali sicknssss, Trial bottles fce. Reg
ular size o.. Sold BY Chenault Penny.
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A sFvERE AcciDENr.-Tuesiay even.
ing ~ Mr.. Charles Ffazure. Of somerset,
who has been engaged with Mr.. h. A..
Wilson here in the shoemaking business,
was opening box Of concentrated lyc, a
few drops flew in his eye and in mo-
meni the pupil was bleached nearly a.
white as the ball. DR.. Bronaugh was call
ell aud rendered the necessary assistance.
but the sight is irretrievable gone. Mr.
Frisbee was shortly afterwards taken to
the Cincinnati southern II, X. and Is now
with his folks in Somerset.