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Daniel Spohr began sultycssorlny 10 recover
~ Of Chr,stoph Krupgor.
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Conl-
pany illed bit a9ntnat Elijah II. and Melinda
U: t:tlhln0s, Irstius II. Dodge, v. A. Turpfn. H1-
Davis, I. II. l,uWIa, 4, j, Morrls. anA Q. r. Good
TSP to forrc!nse lnorlKnH9 fer 5000 on Lots
~, And i. Block II, fn Carpenters Addition.
tfuntluK ninDty icot OIL West Lake street by l3S
Irtt on Ann street.
y; @. Itaycll commenced su,t II! trcspaaa
ssRAsI,st tho CITY Of Ch!cago, claiming e6,D0
au!Euyes. ..
nru4el l. Co. bcgnn suit In attachment
ssRalnst stuart & !lro, a corporation Of England,
Otcc0fhr $f,Tt.5D.
pliarriet. MeI,carnon sued William B. aud
f!3reno9T u. Page for $l,HO
Ethel I. SwaMn commenced . suit for 5000
aRQlASt Seth WAJhatnA
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;l,Ycre"t ia success attaIi,:rf, ,bo asrcnx. l,s.
% I'LL Win, elt,'rn i! % sSu .es'i. a wcrse rh Il h,s
aud m inoio I" 6ct,or. I'aytna orupt.
iniiiuR p'"' ID, vii, tho exception, "f virxia,
saf wf T. q s ss.Sf ss T. stS'te is hun gained 10 per
cei!h bn y" what cr,, ~ ~ California for ,y; wns
largely ovcr.e.tit,,ntetI Te btAt ndvIcns ,.,ril-
fUr shipment, alH,ut 23,UU.thJ ltishtIs. tTio
Weld 0f LujUrnlo, Npyntla, ntl' ihR Territories
i"r isso viii aot vary much fram iaUyD,dUj bush:
s.Tho nercsao Of thee wheat ! crop ot il!inoi. /.
scss,i,. Thcqu,!.ity of tic surInX wh:alt Is
is.S @ f;ssJ15 bushels. nxain.t @Dt G,cEi bi1srls
Ills yeir, :viN1,0U i'isheIs. ,,.
t,unnttty ii Ernn produced IN Indiana his yclr
4 Aa:'..HD l..Isilrs. There wIli i" about W,0D.-
1iuru IL IL totaf nurcaEo ii lpwn this ycnr Of
4l.4i0 nercs, Yielding .asE!,,i.:.u 1nishcIa Ut
whcnt. ugMlnst tut'I ucre1En q A:se'.iis ,!efn.
Whelt. Tho State Will i,nyc frusn ip,Uo,uo 10
;S.o0.sv Lushtl: for sa!o ana .txp",rt
tn f fa1,1 IF c'sis ta4 whit ~ Knss o re-.
!na to tho sevcro drought da'ins the past sum
'.f Tfo ,o,ol crreurc Of whea, In ,sso has ,ccu in.
crcased 10 l,utti'. nHn!ntt t.GH.4H' III ista. anil
thu tntas ylctd tt II s tt9 bushels. ~ cosnparrd
to s y; II ~ s'1, 1 IT, surplus for rp'
Tha ncrenYe at'wh to wsscAt ~ 4 hMtehl1au lnst
fall WIS l.ss3 iH Mcres. nYatnst Dl.l0 nctcs tho
Iarycr. Tio Yield III 1870 si.4 ;s,i,i0FSl bushels.
,.Is S yIS ae3 I, aeff 5 #
ullawnnce, tho total yield would be 3l,i8e,U:a
L..sht Il:
TN cl4 %l Prc,asly, ta shoft IT,, 1t t. hy2
MfphIsItu tIlIrInH Mny aud Jinu detrimental
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tIIIIlliSIES'ES,

surEn1on CounT-1urul: sMirH-Johu David
son y. Albert Ect,1nbcek, t:2!0s!
CtRCUlr RT-EusfEsSIoSs-l1cnry q. Olds
ct nIi. y. Abncr e. l,Onln!s, s1U.;slS0.
JUDGE Reconsideration nmttHnhnusen V.
Fritz Knrtutr; verdict, $tl1
JUtuE MDitAN-Frlncpa +. Spencer Y. Tho
KerI1, IIso Of Il. IL fluxur " OHcnr u. Mourrs ind
Harry CorIcs; verdict, $..6y, and motion fur new
trnl
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DNI 1FsD 0A<A4A AAo SNUL&l ~
L. II. st1way. for the uso at ]. Il. LlndRren,
Began suit yesterday for $4,000 against Ezok lel
Clark.
thnTlea II. Constock tlleA bill against
tharlcs Hubbard and Frank Gait TO restrain
them from Infringing hls patent form l1prOve.
=, Ito.
-. II. Fairbanks sued tho Town Of Amboy tor
xaUl
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DIVORCES.
fsarbara Uroh illcd n blllycaterday asking fora
divorce from Otto 0roh on tho ground OF hublt.
ual drunkenness.
Elizabeth ]. Cnrss asked for ,lIyorco from
her hi,soand, stlson u. Curtis, OH account Of Ills
Joseph I. nnrber n!so wanted divorce from
MarlhA i. lIhrber for tho aama cattao.
Judge Jntueaon gr1lntctl il divorce to Ellen Cum
n!nRhntn from Hugh Cunningham Oh tho ground
OF dcscrtiOu,
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ENuffNl1.
What tho Chairman Of fhe Democratic
National Committee Nnyr Of The Itctu.
Ocrafic Candidate for rVlce.Esrcsislcnt.


What tho Chairman Of fhe Democratic
n.a,,n nn.",". t,a.a,',m,s a'r sny* o' .hc l,c,n-
'''"' 1a.r..,na ,,,rn5 @ v,ec,res'ao"t' ", :,
aont,cman y wh" shall Ir1a; T., on nnn,os. ~ t., ~.
article, hut for wloso standing and vorloty tho
i;eruti stnnds reaiy 10 yu,tcl,, relates MI In.
.eaI..k y. s'',ts @ r'"cc'ea wh trp he l'a' j'ft
hsaae 10 IT. Louis, ald iront ~hlc' ha rnt,,rnc'l
yesterday norntn4. II will tu best understood
| wn. In In,linnn,,o,ts o,, pr,,tor mn, ,o,, 1or
81 1dnls Ir Tho initiation, vnr.'.i,s T., w.,
sleeper from Cincinnati Within" Il. lila 1at",i,n, N IN,
teu. bud section n .hs er IN i,pon te roar tSa' az niue
~. i,".h'aiA,s Two f'o'th''fflt Deinocrath Gu
terea t1lo car, anllltr'"f thu rrtcr tho humber
Of bnrhnm'a berth n',d. having fu',nl uut.
,,Ir, ,rr, Inn, ".', , h." tu1o te.e"I
,,,s as WIZ . a',',1 anst the til'seat slS1,'lto
son, ut,u through him hud ol,taine,l $.bloo fur
tho Democratic e,linpugn fund.- ouud thut hu bud
Mao tbtntnr tsa, f"r thn s',st, M, r.so tnn
.s,1. "','.sa ~ w h",.iI .o.
WaeF so"sces' o"o of thFea Democrats
s,,la THAT, t,'at Lanaers' Democratic candidate I,,
t%r ttt o'er''u a tud y mc. i,a, ru vas ~ a'f1 t1G
inaorltv Of tic Knghts Of C,,I1,i,is, In Jmiaii.
nps voting for htli, Dut til4t ha Wus now fr',r.
TiIs iic,nosrit nis, % .nl !art,ua tAut set,tt Ind
saNI to !tsr,i'sAn. IN ini!snSpolIa ihat Il uny
!arats m s!Si Viii ys%I y n e s sp'y " x Yppts r. s! o
i'rnn!n then si,I.| "ieil Es,xiish III uJ Lautiors
!hs, ~ q, Y !,n!'%nato!ls sny iornIns, a,,a
viii nl4u astst thon. in arrangnx lilo work ior
the Hungs." / .->'
so,n utter thc train started ma tio Intlanap.
whu,l tsa,i rtMson tn st,np"sc WIS Cfittendoii,
s t i,y no!'s s Sr Gs y Mss1f &
thp r1It.,tngt III intli,na hu nus ii, ChieiiKJ u.i
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T1tIGATE COURT.
In tho estntB nf Orrtn ", II. 1.alislnRh, tho Will
was proven md admitted tu nrob,.tc, and lettcrs
tcatA1ncntnry wcre issued to KittcnH Y. X. I.un-
singh. Tie ESTATE Is yM1nt Mt ubn1t Snl.GOn.
III tho estAtG nr JbEI.n t. \. 1tntAtz. Tho VIII
wns PRAYER. Md ndn!tfch 10 rrmtu, Al,l Intlcrs
tt'atInicntnry were taslirH tu l;tnlltD lsudutx.
Tho cstato Is va1nctl NJ nl,oalt $:,.Uu.
In tho Gatntn Df TlirnlHs EnnIil. 1Gttcrs Of nd.
ninlstrntfon, with wilt nnncxet, wet1 Issued to
Patrick Conlln. Tile eytHto Is valucd ut about
$l,EU.
, 1880-10-14

tnrflay nftcrDs'on. tho muRt important caan bn-
inv tint Of AnMslIllyn,, the Canal street Rhlno.
keeper who killed un unknown INN with Il lIcnr-
ktN last summer. at,sl wns inflicted for tnnn.
sinughtor. Al tho prlhonera pleaded not guilty.
, 1880-10-14

mountain rangcs to The warmer rlnInA. tEcuco
tho fNct TINT this xprcIra Is generally Unknown
tn1 mentioned by but fnw fllturaltsts,
, 1880-10-14

X7OuNG MEN Ann nOYa ptEtAnEn ron COL
lsHs " uis n!o.t tho1oasf n.annet ~ xrsdaate M
II pFlsu.s tutnE and l[taeiEalti EAstsrl 4ea1sus4
AtufQsx TUTOR. GE ts4iElH-aySlf >t
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= = - -s
A GENTLEMAN llAtlNt; coon NuH1SEsa
~ CU.narkt1n IN l.rsat airtAu. Abuut to rutNrh ~
that htFY VIII trout With Glst,u business ttft11 to
rvpTesan ihom anst q wauld accept co,nu,lsslor
AAdsesh \ ". .Iyta@nv uh!es.
~ whsip hu tn-n!thtl Tho father ka,owA. but tis
Viii he mayor cease turt.,flnR hefl !lat e es,n,-
nence4 IL AsRrucu tvrsink .lpF twar thnn tho Itw.
ust-ax hv sa 0 Muult Il su iflExls upon sueinR Atf
b III. aa 'ei at1an} sscn..s IT, r.. a9 .9
Frpwhi lhu. ho knw an It ~ has ~ " m v1 IT,. rs
Or has III hssti ioisieA aantnst hurf fur so. but
tiD wi!i tNii That suffering ul1the1 tDnoa ~.
tUrQ tho court. ThHtH arc WAu remember TINS
plsy ts s"'s TAX ysr, "ns M y%'ae y
hekdcd md H1sy with D9.M3 nv ta!hst = har snth; h
tciy lIttv vii. nav latd x.'iao, nd tnt,,rs hor
NW*su. her gyuat tt4aIa, sktt as .uYs: VIZ bpfs
hi for MY hIyt Will Hui Ht u hv p VI cnFth A4,d y
ittsles Hle twsI I1aIs lunxsr W! never f!ys !nl @
III p Tito 4sx, trunt ut That kttuMk hll tie ua.
graceful siuElus which Wit 30 published au IN sni,
~ lhe uf lt2t buy u writing sEeteh " h1s
IIf1.
Is NiiWOAN EIEK EKErs-!!EAr T!ENErA 10
II Ill rlinta, u! siu saysda J. 4. WEBB, Ttck0t
Nr,,k I'm SuIth Elafk.k&,
, 1880-10-14

GAST.OFE CLOTHING.
< GOOD PtltCE WlLl. UE PAID EDt GASrtlfF
A s1tl,np ii uHi.tiEtt6 ITO suta.e.. t1,h No, hs
Orders w uia prolnut sttyhdsl TO- Established !adL
4 Lii CAsu',pAlD FOR cAST.UFF i:t.UrltlNU,
~ Dresses, oakpsa, ota liadtaa kttand0d by 3rs.
j.iiUIder. J, UEtUElt. III Asasa-st !.
, 1880-10-14
wASTHp-mAL1 HELP.

Observation-Disclosures scti1.ESiNGEn
" AAtEN, sfAhtsnu and l'rbrlh-els
1frANTEn -t;Hstl UFFIt,I; my LIVING ON
" West stle. Address. In avn handwriting. AlAt-
Ing age. Must Lo gutd panMan. Address 81. TrtD-
tnH office ...
, 1880-10-14

THE STATE SAVINGS BANK.
Judge Otis. Receiver Of tho State Savings In
etsuston. yesterday t1od his third report of tho
condition Of tho bnnk. which Il Us follows:
, 1880-10-14

A uooDnlcit A1~TonNEr AZ LAW. IA DHAR-
IA LUFu.st.4 Chicago. AIyicu frBe. Is yparA' u.
bsHeles+ 1uslavss quietly and sstaily tFshssetvd-
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Is 1li,ii5NN VIEK FITS s4I!EAF TINKErH To
IL I'll Inlntsi u 10 4u aaveda j. 4. WEBB, Tick0t
In SLlIiih Illfk.kl
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-pG ,. T. hoHos vas here on business this
- los. n N. Bs.Dtsr, Of London. "a here
this seek.
-Ms ". A. BuESSpE, OF Pine MN, was here
yesterday.
-ps. l. s. nUubErr. Of Brodhcad. vas In town
several days ago.
Miss HALLIE RoLEr, OF Lebanon. 9. visiting
Miss Angie nosley.
Miss LIzEiK LKE, Of Boyle county, is visit
ing Miss Salle Reid.
Miss ENAA DuSS. Of Marion county. Is ,isl-
ting In this vicinity.
oUa Editor has gone % New Orleans 10 attend
Maid Gras festivities
Ms. Dit Moss. q popular OF the rad
uas ~ town this week.
Ma. NJ =. MCMULLNN, Of Kings Mountain,
called 10 80 us saturday.
Ma COLLINS OEHraY has gone 10 Nashvills
To purchase ieeding cattle.
Miss sALLfE HARRISON 4 spending a short
tiae with friends In Boyle
Mas CGocKErr wllnoag, Of Nicholasy Vile
Ia visiting Mrs. n q. Alfsrd.
Ma. LKws DvDDERAR len saturday Cor Mes
Orleans TO attend Mardi Gras
Miss TEREsA EAsILAND. OF Boyle, Is here on
a visit 70 the Misses Carpenter.
Miss DixtE C0mES, OF Boyle, was a guest Of
Miss Ella Gaines, Of this county, last week.
Mas. H. r. PIKRcE and Mr., Thos satterasld,
OF Cloverpoft, are visiting a Mr. q. @. Wines.
Mas. n. &. JONKs, Of Mckinney, went "a
Louisville Monday TO 80 her mother, who Is very
Ma JonS @. PuLLIAN, o. this once, and
Mr. john \. Hash took trip to HarrOdsburg sun
day.
Ms. Jos. McA. JAMS aud family, Of Coaey-
willie. ks visiting their old f'iends In Lincoln
and boyle.
= Miss LzzIE SonO0IKR. Of OaIrard county,
stopped Ia this city Wednesday on a short visit On
route home from Nashville, aud lett Thursday. -
bowling Green Intelllgenoer.
e. Ma. J. q. Carter, the efficient Secretary Of
the state Grange passed through the city this
week en- route ~ hll his appointments In Nelson
uouniy Home Journal, Louisville,
Ma. }. n. FIsH aud family, Of Crab Orchard,
lett for Kansas Monday. Mn. Fish has been In
delicate health ior a long time and goes. hoping
TO be benefited BY change Of climate.
sUnscHinKRs who have honored US this week
are Miss Halle Eatili, Richmond, BY W. 4. Var
nom N. 5. McMuilen, Kings Mountain Clayton
Andersen, Lancaster Georse r. Pherigo, London,
XVI W. II. Montgomery. chiidersburg, Ala, Jas.
sIaers, ST., Franklin, mi Mrs. saliie Reeer Clear
springs, Tenn., by =. II. Idol Jaines G. MeKsch-
ME, Moniieelloi Jas A. harrls, l. n. shull, stan
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HiddIeburO.

- PERsONAL.-Miss Annie Funk, after
a protraclcd visit to the Misses Myers, ha,
returned to her home in Marion county ....
Miss Ruth Wright, Of Hustonville, is
again visiting relatives here.....Mr. c. l.
Holmes has just returned from Louisville
where he has been to replenish his stock o.
goods......Mr. W. w. Jones, a young at
tOrney Of Columbia, KY, paid his old
home a flying visit few days age.
80 SMALL TALK.-Dr. J. A. Williams
family has moved to Middleburg ...... Mess
Spears and Short are putting mp a steam
saw-mill on Carpenters Creek Mrs
Jasper has a very interesting private school
in this place .....Miss Florence Estes is
teaching in the new school house. Hope
the interest in the building will be renew
ed, that il may be completed before anoth-
er-year....I.etters from Mr.. Il. n. Port
man and family report them we'll pleased
with Texas.....Mr. Thomas Cloyd has
torn down his old brick residence and is
rebuilding on a beautiful location near the
milo
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- Mrs Amanda Carpenter, widow of the
late Henry Carpenter, died va Thursday
night 9th inst, aged 63 years.
ed Mr.. Cabcll Woods has rented the prop
erty Of II. Logan in IIusionville, recently
occupied by Mr.. Rose and T. moving IN
to-day, Wednesday.
B. y. Wilcher and family started, lat
week, Tor Little Rock, Ark, where they
expect to make their home Frank Is a
clever fellow, and has the good wishes Of
his old neighbors.
- PEnsoNAL.-L. &. Aloorn was up on
Sunday to see bic relatives in anticipation
Of his probable rcmoYal 10 another point
...... Whit Montgomery and Pcrcic Roches.
ter were also here 10 sce-l dare not tell
whom In anticipation Of can't tell
what
- Col. r. Z. liili l. mraliziHg and re-.
creating among the cattle; not, however,
after the manner of Nebuchadnczsar. Hill
a sraulding bought, Yesterday, 20 head
superior calves from Geo. Rifle at s27 per
head. They will probably extend their
purchases to-day.
TELEPHONE. There il a movement
on foot TO get up a joint stock company for
the extension Of the line Of telephone from
this place to Liberty, in Casey county.
This would be Of great advantage to the
Liberty people, ~ II would bring them
into immediate communication with the
freight, express and telegraph lines on the
&. s. road.
- Little Mary Lnsk is turning her at
tention TO sheep culture in which she l.
proving a success. She has fives ewes from
which she Is able TO boast Of nine living
lambs Now IL the other "Mary" who had
but one lamb, and that a HHe one-was en-
titled 10 be immorialized in verse, and
sung all over the civilized world surely
oar Mary deserves to be presented with at
least sheep rancho in Colorado.
- The facilities for snow-ballng have
been increased by the boys to such an ex-
tent rs to lead almost to a war Of races.
On Tuesday the thing assumed a race Of
warriors; for the darkies, finding that for
bearance would neither be esteemed nor
rewarded a. a virtue, resorted to "the rock
pile" Of their own free will and accom-, and
by dint Of superiority Of ammunition,
trained muscles and faith in the righteous
ness Of their cause, put the opposing lead
ers to flight, demoraized their followers,
and held the field.
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BOYLE COUNTY.
DanrfIIe.


DtED-Of pto-Meningitis, Title, a
bright little iive-year-old daughter Of Geo.
d. and Halle W. Batterton..... A telee ram
was received on Sunday night by Mrs.
VIM. Duke, announcing the death of her
sister. Mrs. Whitfield Jones Of Louis
willie.
The Girls May farm, near Perryville.
containing about lOi acres, was sold on
Saturday last to J. NJ. Gray, for $685.
per acre. The land was sold by Commits
sioner j. B. MeFerran, by virtue Of iudg-
ment in the Boyle Court Of Common
Pleas.
90 Isaiah Lee (col.) was sent to the
workhouse, for forty-dve days, for carrying
concealed weapons...... The trial Of the case
against VIM. Tompkins for the same Of
Tense resulted in a hung jury .....The case
Of Rice's guardian vs.. Rice, &C., taken
from this county, has been reversed by the
Court Of Appeals.
DR.. Newton Turner Was thrown from
erou, NJ hns@v S,nS.v n'or.ia, .na 49,
o.ivsd .oma ssvo,a on,s ami Lrni.o- IN.
.o.;la,, ,,.. - a, -. -.
sr,ah,an.I !, = oo. AZ, IL ne
!. ,hon.b, 40 No hon.la,.Iv I'M NJ
s.n C,iJweIl who L.s h,,,n -, .on,a Nm.
consna1 40 M. h.J 4 1900 ,a,,-r
~Ths oslehra,,on "a w.shina,on,.
h;,,h A. hw ,ha t., $50 - c.
40 CoIIaaa Iii ooor. -, Fr;I.. F...na
~ oo,h in.,s.d ~ ,he oon5 H. 1.,,a.
a.. hs,nr Snnd.v n. o,.,a,... nj
-, ~ -. - ~n-..''.'
md o..'i,o snd ,;L.i~a III :, -,
We, o,oh s' IN, ~ a. ., 1'
WV ~, N'N"N'',~
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
Riehssoad Junction.

- The eolOred BaPtists Of Stanford bap-
tiued some Is or 20 candidates in Togans
Creek last Sunday.
- FouSD-A pocket handkerchief under
hen-roost Of one Of our near neighbors,
on Thursday morning. Owner can have
same by coming forward and proving
property. No questions asked.
- Mrs. NJ. d. Hughes, who has been
quite sick for several days with strong
symptoms Of Pneumonia, We are glad to
learn Is convalescing ...... Mr.. John Cook
has been confined to his bed for several
days. We are pleased TO see him able to
be out again.
- PERsoSAL.-Mrs. John Huffman, Of
Lancaster, is visiting the family Of Mr.,
Hughes..... Mr.. Tim Huffman, Of Garrard
county, was here this week ... Mrs. T. X.
Adams and Miss Callie Adams, of Garrard,
spent few days this week with Mr.. T. J.
IIoard's family.
Our little village has the appearance
Of improvement The railroad company
has lately put up a blacksmith shop here;
and employed Mr.. Midkia, late of Viz.
ginia, as boss smith ...... Mr.. Cook has late
" sold three lots oil his land, where there
will soon be erected two business houses
and one dwelling. Who will be the next
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LISEEY.-On Monday last, To Mrs
W. l.. LinneY was born a 9pound girl
Bessie Walton.
-- RocHnrER.-On the 9th inst, TO the
wife Of 4. T. Rochester a girl. Her name
Is Emma Welca.
- DuDDERAR.-Born to Mrs. John bud
derar, on the Eth inst, a girl, weighing
"a pounds. Ii lived only few DAYS.
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Prn-oNAL-Rev. John 8. Hays will
deliver Che Ooh and Dat lecture of Che
Bell Seminary Series Day, ioih inst,
a the Seminary Chapel subject, The
Providcntial Preparations Cor the German
Reformation" This does not refer to Prof.
G---'s Dutch class or the German as o.
dance~... Lieut.. Wesley Jacobs u. s. A.,
stationed nj Ft Smelling, Minnesota, is
visiting relatives in Danvillc....Ju Judge
Jno. d, Goodloo has sold bis coal and lum-
Der yard to A. }. Mis- Annie
IIcrndon, an accomplished deaf mute, is
visiting friends in the city. The ddrocqie,
speaking Of hand, hints at Prof y Of
the Deal md Dumb Insiilutc....Thc Ju-
ia A.. Hunt Company T. advertised Tor the
23i and 9th inst.
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Elder Joe. Ballou will preach at Nft
Nenia al ? o'clock next sunday.
- Rev. T. y. Cook, Of Lancaster, will
preach NJ Lawsons School-housc next
Sunday morning.
Dr.. Morris Evans and Rev. Harvey
Glass preach 10 the prisoners In the Rich.
mond Jail, when opportunity permits.
Elder J. y. Brincy, State Evangelist,
will preach NJ the Christian Church, in
Stanford, next Sunday At II O'Clock and at
night
The Lexington Pres aysi "The
preaching Of Geo. o. Barnes at salycn-
willie, Msgoflin county, has broken up the
business of u. :. Dcputy Marshals H. that
vicinity"
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CisEF COUSrI



RI Norrs.-Morc Pneumonia in Casey
county than has been Tor ten yoars....-Miss
sallie Tanner j. teaching a select school
near Libcrty~...Mr. Albert Adams con-
templates removing bis family grocery
from here to some point on the Cincinnati
Southern Railway shortly.
A party Of drunken Young men on
Last Saturday night, went to the house Of
Mrs. Mile Barton, a very estimable lady,
broke her doors down and broke her fur
niiure mp generally, and finally ran her OF
from the house in her night-clothes They
then went to the house Of Joseph Combs
who Is also good citizen, and beat him
mp terribly, and demolished almost all the
furniture in the house. They have been
arrested and will have their trial to-day
Wednesday,
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- MERE MESrIoN.-Judge Burchs
Court was in session last Saturday with a
full dOcket......B Business Of all kinds seems
TO be improving ..... Farmers seem jubilanl
over the recent advance In live stock ......
Our new and enierprising firm Of Buchan.
an A Newland lave started quite boom
with the boys.
- The hectic party Was a complete sue
cess. The proceeds will enable the Good
Templars TO buy a set Of regalia. Among
the visitors were i've young menlirom your
place, and several from other places. They
danced till the wee small hour Of the
morning. We return TO all visitors our
thanks for their assistance.
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OBITUARY.


The following obituary we take from the
ST. Louis Resbyterian
CRAie.-Mrs. Annie vanArsdsle Craig, at her
home in stanford, Ky, Jan. l7th, 1850, In the
S5lh year OF her age.
Mrs. Craig was the wife OF John II. Craig, and
daughter Of b. VanArsdale and the late Eliza j..
vanArsdale, formerly Eliza J. Briggs, who was
the daughter Of Capt, Ben Briggs, deoeasod.l Mrs.
Craig was a descendant Of the Logan family SO IA
nous In the early settlement Of this part Of the
State OF Kentucky. She was the great grand
daughter OF Col. samuel Briggs, who was the
brother-in-law Of General Ben Logan, who came 10
this State from Virginia, and made his ssitlement
and erected his fort at what is known as the "Buf-
ialo SPRING" near this place, She was the daugh-
ter Of pious parents, and carefully reared and
educated. She had all the necessary appliances
for refinement and culture, but Inherited feeble
constitution and never grew up TO robust health.
Her disease a chronic Affection Of the stomach
and liver, from which, al lines, she had been a
great sufferer. She had gecenty moved into an
elegant brick house, built for her by her father,
and was not fully settled In her new home when
she Vas called away 10 occupy that house, whose
builder and maker Is God" She leaves two little
boys Barney aud Willie, aged eight and eleven
years, 10 mourn, with their father, the loss OF a
true, auectionate mother.
In Der youth she united herself with the Pres
by,erian Church, and lived true TO her profession.
She was always interested In the prosperity Of the
Church, and ready TO DO her part for ia vel
fare. when the dnal summons came, -he vas not
unpropared. She knew Ia whom she had bclieFcd,
and had no fears about the future. She was calm
and COMPOSED, fully aware Of her condition. She
gave directions for the distribution Of articles and
little keep-aakes among Der children and other
near relatives. Alter which, she requested that
the undersigned an intimate aud an old iaiaily
friend, should preach her funeral sermln aud then
that she be laid beside her mother, 10 whom sha
bad becn very strongly attached during her hlc.
Accordingly her remains were carried 10 the ircs-
b terrain Church, aud after Appropriate funeral
vices, thcy we're conveyed TO the Bunalo Coiaeiory
followed ~ long procession Of friends, and PLACED
beside her ulother and other loved ones, With mani
Of her ancestors, some OF whom had been buried
near century o. more, perhaps
s. 5. MCRouERrs.
stanford, Ky. Jan. isso.