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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-02

The political horizon thus far seems
clear and tranquil The Cincinnati nomi-
nations are received with quiet satisfaction
by all sorts Of people, and the election is
looked forward to in hopefulness not often
witnessed.
We have had taste Of Tees pre-
scription. High winds, heavy rains and
sonorous thunder, have fully vindicated
their own character and the Vaccinations
Of the st. Louis Seer. Have not had re-
port from the country, but suppose that
grain still in the shock and meadow unse-
cured have been seriously damaged.
-WHAr CAN IT MEAS?-A party con-
sisting Of Misses Ann and Amanda Cooke,
Kate Williams and Helen Reid, escort
ed by Mesers. Bailey Dye, q. u. Cooper,
]. W. Allen aud J. K. Napier, started
Wednesday, ON an excursion, proposing
to visit Chattanooga, lookout Noun
tain and other points Of interest, make
voyage up Tennessee River and STOP
to rest amid the magnificent scenery 81
the Cumberland Falls. Soc Owens will
please look we'll TO his lander. The par
ties are all remarkably healthy. and though
all musical do not despise Sam Weller
favorite accomplishment Of "a good voice
foI cold whites"
- business is pretty lively in this vii
lage, health generally good, sobriety occa
sional and general morals only "so-so.'
Still as we have no police, no acting mag
isiIate, no lawyer, we are getting alonl
pretty smoothly. by the way, il is not, bu
should be, general known that Husionvill'
can boast Of two important institutions
both of which are contributing largely 4
the comfort and convenience OF the com
Ipunity. do not mention these b.
way Of advertising for custom, but TO tel
the people the facts. The first is the Stean
Mill which, in the hands Of Mr.. William
Bishop, is doing rapid, honest and excel
lent work, and is constantly growing in III
public estimation. The other is mea
establishment inaugurated by the Aliens
They have built refrigerating compari
meni, kill nothing but the best class O
beef, handle it with the incest care, an
besides supplying the wants Of the imnls
date neighborhood, deliver meat on ic
from Shelby City to Cumberland Falls, in
Gliding Middleburg and Liberty, and of
better quality than can generally be me
with in the city hotels.
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and Mrs. Newman, in company With John
farri., were present AZ the picnic. Lawyer
Will Ouc.i and Jake ONsley were The
guests OF their grandfather lat wcck AIiss
Jennie Coiswell, ut Mobile Ala, will spend
the simmer with Mrs Capt. Moore. Mic.
Conner Of Covingion, is boarding At Mr.
John Edmision's Mr. and Mn. y r.
Carson are stopping At Mr. Brooks resi-
dcncc.
The Good Templars picnic was heid
at the Fair Grounds on the 23d, and was a
very pleasant and enjoyable occasion. The
different lodges from the nciehboring
towns were we'll represented Salicr Or
chcstra, from Stanford, came freely and
discourscd their sweetest music The fan
tastic toe was the only amuscment in
Obliged in during the forenoon Aficr the
rcpasl had been served the spcakera from
iunt-fiiic Hnii ifaiitidit WsfT f9r;siitr''.
Mr. Lask, Of Eockcastle, made q few stir.
ring remarks. Sidney French followed.
and Swift, The editor Of the Good TlmllcI's
Adrooae, responded happily The gather
ing dispersed, while the strains Of music
stole out ON the night air, mingline with
the assent Of al that 1t had been one q
the happiesl times in life
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Ds. llpan Ham h Al hone ns Ne saamsf.
Ma. " ?. Cuts, Of Virginia. wa' Ia iswn
yesterday.
Ms L1zr LsF, Of negle. 1. visiting Ms
Salua Rrid.
Ms. GOA saxpipar. OF Mersiana. q with
Mis-. Jcnnis nocka.
Miss ASSN wEAaas. Of gfkssiile Is guest
Of Mn. Gca. y. wearcn.
Mus NiSSis Ennisros, Of crab Orchard, 3.
visiting Mr.. u. n. Eisnisian.
f- Mss, VIII CRAIe has gone 10 visit RELATIVES
10 Lexington aud Ner-aillcs
NR. n MAruNGLY has lscn 10 Ciuciunail
takinr In the Aiilef's ENpasitlan,
o. Mas. ,. Il. wsnREs ieit yesterday 10 visit
hor s,n. Dr.. }. ". Dsw-1u. In Cleveland. -.
Mes EliA DooKKh Of Crab Ofchari, h en-
ioyinr a short si.i, 10 MA Betiie McEobcrts.
Mss. J. NJ. PnIlirs has gone 10 visit her faith.
81. the Hou. J. T. Apper.on, Of Riohmond, Va
-Mn. A. n. McRouEnrs Of Trcatou, ny, ar
rived this week on visit 10 his father, ,. A. Nc
nohsris, d.
Miss noVlK oAafEsrGR, vho has hccn at
tendins The Mt Notre Dame Collcge al Reading
ohio, has rsturued home 10 sl,cnd the Vacation
Mss N. D.. TInuKaLAKK and her charming
daughter. Miss Annie. went 10 Gauari this week
10 slend few days With the family OF M. Wade
walker.
JupoE }. A. LarLr aud W. n. Anderson has,
returned irom Kansas. They report the oofn croI
very psomisinE. but wheat and cats dd not iufr
out we'll.
MissEs KAfK wILLIAAs Ann ANEE Coos a.
OF Hasionsille. aud Mr.. aud Mu. Henry Camni,a.
OF Co,inston, were guests OF Mr.. w. p. Walton
this weck.
-0KS. A. N. GANo. Who married sister o.
Col. ". a.. welch, Of this place, h spoken Of a.
candidate TOE Governor N Texas The General Il
Reform preacher and l. I"pular whereyer he Il
known.
Ma. ions q. CaMrnElL and family, OF clay
o~nier, Ks, arrived Few days ago, This Il N .
Camplell'a old homo, hat he has grown hefy
Ia aa year. that he Is hardly recosDizel. u,
eonhines Che newspaper and the banking business
asd they evidently agroe with him
- iiok. ". y. CAMrnELI, onaer citizen o
Iineolh. who has held the Office II CiIcuit jude'
al Wichita, Kansas, for several year., pubhshos
card Ia the Wichita Eigie de,ining 10 h. a candi
date lor rc-eloction. Daring his term OF Office h'
has distinguished himself as an able aud lmpartia
Judse, and u highly praised by memhen of boil
parties.
-JupoE CuAA h. KiEcAID, one OF tho Railroa,
Commissioners, Is Ia town, aud With Col. Rscheu
ter, y eNamining into the freight charges OF th
l.. AN. H. n. The Judse Is highly PLEASED viii
the Presidential ticket, aud claims the honor o
hating The hrsi Editor In the STATE 10 advocaie th
claims Of ". n. English through his paper, ~
Anderson Asrs.
- Qua subscriber. this week are not nnn,erou
bal they aIe tip-iop, D. a. James, rittsheld, IA.
D. francisco, 0un sulphur Prof Rerpcr, = n
willialns, Iiusion,ille, Laws nozsell, King
Mounlaini ". y. rrrkins hee lieki A. Allcu
nfyantssillei james Mcoariy, Lancaster ien. l.
rtloe, niehnondi Dick Lamb Reedsiile, ,. {
rhnlil~, Monill, BY W. A. Albright ElUaI
spoona,nore, stamford. Kansom Wells, Knob Nos
ter Mo-
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GARRARD ooUxrr.



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WI '""''' A"'s''o" "a' "'''' f","
al improvement ", wv ''''' "" WINS ~
a'''0nl"s wy "'U''' wv"
Ia" onl'e'
We were 'o''' ~ ~ - ~" f,',"
AZ the temperance ''''u's, "'','s's" "
"'. sunny 'e"0", "''' '''""' "'s"''
MAKES soOu 'peeeh'
Inc recent hea'f '~,"' n''e ,l's
ohecNe' '"e s'"oN'"s an" ''''e7','"s ., '"e
harvest 'or ''i'e' "", We "o"Ve i"''e
NUMBER OF wagons e'o" Jay "e'''''"s
I'M" alreauy '"reSneu'
Ooi' W. 7. T. hfecNinf'use' N'"'
iucRys most gl''eu o'"'or' WIZ "uu'e'S
our people at the Oour.-iiouSe mere next
Saturday afternoon ON Nauon"i io'i''eS'
we know una. inc announcement ,''a' wv
II TO speak w''l pr'ng u "rse o'o"" ''o'"
TINS anu ADJOINING oo""''e'
we VIII nave eonsl"e'a"'e eA'"""s''
IN residences during Tue next 'e" ""'S'
Mr. lAnuram "lIl Ieno'e !" .ne no"''
now occupied by froI' H. W. Li''aru, o"
Richmond street rro,. L'''"'u VIII IT,
move TO Mr. D. L. Sanu''eI : tesi"e"oe "''
DahViie street. anu Mr. ''''',,'er WI "
cnpy the residence OF Judge W. H. H"''''
on lexington street
-- The ""rraru Soe'ai o'"n WIN give
grand promenade concert an" panlne' Oh
ihe n'gh. OF Tue i'.n o' 'n'!' LUIS "'
uou'' WIZ DC "h e's",,' """''' W VIZ
ehor' u pe"g "a"e Pos,,"'e " Nas'
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gone 10 '"''"so w." y, rs"'.'" Inv .,''' ""' ~,
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o'lee' OF his rip F" "eoo.,P'''n'" VII
move OUT mex. 9p''"s. "s'''s """'
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heIe '"n"'y' "'ss,s' W, i4'i'"' '"''"a'
OF 'he A"'oeo'''anu l. h'"ai'o"'' 81, OF !"
lNfhH'oh 'ooHsAis were mere "o"'''
Messrs' 'haS' i'houeS anu '""S, 'oN'
Danville were mere saturday 0" 'ss"' ""'
mess
+ - Oonnly Nou'' last "'n"'! "'u"''
we'll attended. II was hard day on bus
mass. however. iulging from the amour
- NJ ohi.f o,.tnr.. ~ a.. A.,
"'"s"'''N'
were OF poii'iea' nature 4" 'ne "''o
noon james Mc(uerry, Democratic cand
, data for Circuit Clerk. made a very VAR
-. .1..;,... - hs sLonld ana Col
HPeeeh' s"""s Wy =" | -,
rel fauiNne' 'no"'u "o' W ''','.D' ~
was considerable excitement between u
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On the evening Of the 23d ut- quite
large crowd assembled At this place To Wit
ness "Ten Nights in Bar-room,' played
by our troupe. II is sufficient TO say the
play was perfect success, for the pariici-
pants were capable Of making il such.
Prominent among the actors were Mr.. II.
G. Jones and William h. Cloyd, who acted
the respective parts Of SWITCHED and Joe
Morgan as though they were professionals.
A recitation by Miss sallie Waters was the
opening scene, and she again appeared a.
'Meheiable Cartwright Well did Miss
Scearcy GIL the place Of Mrs. Morgan and
Mis- Matte Goode that Of little Mary
Morgan Very naturally did they seem
the wife aud daughter Of the drunkard.
The character Of Mrs Slade, too, was well
represented by Miss Mollie Owens. 9th
ers ! cannot mention did equally as well.
The proceeds Of the evening were for the
benefit Of the church here. The George
Brothers, from Lexington, were present
and furnished excellent music. We earn
estly hope the troupe will again entertain
rs during the season. ALFARATA.
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ED The Singing Club viii meet ID Mr. J..
r Ycager'. Friday night next
-- Farmers that have thfcshcd are DE-
lie disappointed in their wheat crops The
yield il not a. large A. they expected.
M. u. A. y. Marksbury, Of Lancaster,
has bought about 5000 bushels Of wheat
in this vicinity at 20 Per bushel ai the ma
chine.
-- Rev. Mr.. Dudley, Of the Deaf and
Dumb Institute al Danvillc. delivered a
lecture to the Sunday School 81 Providence
last Sunday evening.
Miss Stella Marksbury, Of Lancaster,
and Col. Wilson Dunn. Of Bryanisville,wcrc
the guests of NJ. Joe swopc this week
Mrs. oldham and two children, Of Louis
willie, will spend the summer at Mrs l.. p.
Englemans.
- On Thurday. the 9th, o. Mr.. G. y,
and Miss Clark Englcman were returning
from Rockcasilc. when near Crab Orchard
they heard he train coming, and il being
too near to get out Of the way Mr.. Englc.
man got out Of the buggy and took tho
horse by the bit, thinking that he could
hold him until the train passed, but he
began to jump aud pitch at terrible rate
and fell nat. As soon a. he fell Mr.
Engleman jumped on the horses's head and
held him down until some Kind gentleman
I'VE failed to learn his namel helped Miss
Clark out, and then extricated the horse
from the buggy Mr.. =. had his right
ankle badly -prained in the scuflle. Had
il not been that the horae fell il would
have resulted seriously.
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- There was a full house Thursday, the
oath inst, to hear the Temperance lecture
delivered by Sidney French.
Mr.. LAwless Is redressing and other
wise improving his premises, making il
look as nice as a silk handkerchief
- The young gentleman Of town ten
dered their compliments to the Mt Vernon
beauties with a hop at Kennedy House
wednesda eve. All enjoyed good time.
- Buchanan a Newland's store looks at
tractive with the handsome awning. They
have an eye for the beautiful, and will pay
more money out rather than have their
vision INSTRUCTED with a shed.
- The centennial Of the Sunday-Schools
ON the 4th Of July will be celebrated by
members Of the Baptist oasch. They
have cordially invited the Reform sun
day-school 10 unite with theu and sing
the praises 10 the Almighty.
Rev. N. b. johnson has been engaged
to supply the pulpit for the remainder 81
the year. Regular services were held last
Saturday and Sunday. II will be a pleas
ure to many Of John singleton's friends "a
hear that he united himself 10 the Baptist
church last Saturday in the presence Of the
members, at his residence. lie felt how
narrow the span between the mortal aud
life immortal.
-- PERs0sAL.-Mr aud Mrs. Buchanan
have returned from prolonged bridal iriI
TO Tennessee. They have taken rooms al
Mis- Jean Diekinson's residence. Mis-
Annie Buchanan Is this week enjoying thu
country breeze AT Miss Lillias Bnchanan's
Our friend from Engleman's Mill, Mr.
Butler Engleman, received the heart,
shake OF the hand Of ysas oegsespon dent a
the picnic, and Miss Mary CLARK Engleman
a charming young lady, was gladly vel
,comel in our midst MIS- CLARK farri
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M'ALISTER
& 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
IAN save you money OH an aver
age purchase, we ask one and all
to call and examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
MCALISTER Il LYLE.
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Why not study your INTEREST," We are
selling AT prime cost the best line Of Winter
Boots and Shoc. that has ever hsen IN
Stanford. They me 80 per cent cheaper
than you can possibly hay them at retail
thirty or 90 days later. Geo. II. Bruce a
a..
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BoSn AND SrocK SAI.E.-lincoln coun.
y will scll two 500 hondr. barring 6 per
cent. interest and % shares of stock in the
iIusionvillc aud Danville Turnpike on
Monday next. Both are excellent invest
menl-. aud bidding will no doubt he -pir.
ite,l
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-02

TuE CITIZENS 90 CAsFY-Will he adj
dressed by X G. Warren. Democratic nom
iEss Coz Commemorative Attorney, At
Powers Store. July 7lh; at Mihdleburg.
July Sih; at Jas Balldock's Store on the
ath, and at Dunnville on the lO,h. Speak
ing each day at2r.N
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NV AND SPLENDID NEHcLrs.- livery.
body should call on u. =. Bash next Mon
day aud ace biz splendid Dot Of Bueeier
Phrlons. Spring Wagons, &e. They ar
said 10 be- the hest lot Of vehicles that has
been In stanford for many a day.
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OS wrH rmE DAScE-Prof Frank.
the polished dancing master, Is making a
decided snccess Of his school. Nearly all
Of our young ladies and gentlemen are his
patrons, and the revival in dancing Is 10
great that half dozen proiracled meetings
could not check IL course.
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Buy yourself a good hat from ua. They
are al prime cod. Geo. II. Bruce a Go. e
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A LARGE lot Of lin fruit cans AT 70 cent?
per dozen also glass lars Of all kinds IT
low prices. Geo. d. WeaIen.
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RAiS.-Aher long dry spell luin has
at last come In great abundance.
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A PnrrrY sEvFnE wiSD -Accompan
led the rain storm Monday evening. doing
considerable damage 10 fences and Trees
north u town. Corn was levelcd to the
ground, bu, II H. hoped that the sun will
bring il 10 a perpendicular agnin.
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PEAcHnS. Mr.. 7. l.. Simpson leita our
Office, this week, basket Of As enc peach
g As We ever saw. They were Of his own
raising, and 81 variety Of which he Is
justly proud. Mr.. Simpson IL oonnoi~sur
in the fruit line, and his nursery Is made
up Of the hest varieties known.
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A NOTED authority says that more than
forty pcr cent. Of the women are either
bowlegged OF knoskkneed. We don't be-
lieve Il. In fact We don't believe there il
such thing A. bowlegged woman II
there !. and she will let us hear from her,
-he shall have a copy Of the ISrEHIoR
JOURNAL year, free.
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LOcaL MATrERs.

A HAN-CocE tail il nov The hyoril,
drink.
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MnIrARy-The Kentucky State Gnarls
have been ordered 10 rendezvous at Crab
Orchard ON the 18th Of this month. armed,
equipped aud uniformed The following
commands will attend blackburn Guards,
infantry, Midway Bowling Green Guards,
infantry, Bowling Green; Butler Guards.
infantry, Carrolltoni Covington Light
Guards, infantry, Coyinglon; Kenton Light
Gnanls, infantry, Ludlow; Lexington
Guards, infantry, lexington Louisville
Legion, infantry, Louisville; Mason County
Guards, infantry, Maysyille; McCreary
Guards, infantry, Frankfort Louisville
Light Artillery, Louisville; Mcdowell
Gnards, cavalry, wocdlake. rransporta-
tion TO and irom the Springs will be paid
by the State, and commissioned officers will
recel We - per day, non. commissioned OIL
GERS Sl.25, privales aud musicians 81, to-
gelher with one ration per day each. Field
and stall officers will receive g. per day
for horses furnished by them, aud cavalry
men Is cents and forage or communication
therefor. Prizes will be awarded a. fol-
lows Best drilled infantry company $780,
second beat drilled infantry company $50,
best discipline, soldierly conduct, alien-
dance, Sc, Sl6O hest drilled cavalry com.
pany $50, best drilled section Of artillery
$50,
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STANFORD has aboni doubled the census
report Of 1870, but the population still Is
much less than had been expected. We
are pretty surc that the new figures are
not entirely correct, and hope that those
who have been overlooked will report to
r. NJ. McRclerts at the Court-IIoGse to.
morrow or Monday.
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A CALI RKFusED.--A large number Of
the political friends and admirers Of Mr..
r. y. Barrow have signed a petition asking
him 10 become candidate for Sheriff Of
this county. lie declines the nattering
call, however. giving as a reason that he
would have 10 resign more profitable
Government office To take il, even IL elect
ed Mr.. Barrow is an honorable, christian
gentleman. and We had rather see him him
sheriff than any man Of his politics in the
county.
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ELrcroH.-A numerou.ly signed petit
ton TO the County Committee TO appoint
VI. d. Hughes, EsI, the Democratic Flee
tor for This county, has been delivered 10
that body, and Mr.. Hughes will no doubt
receive the appointment.
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IIoor Ai-An Engineering Corps, ac-
companied by Col. W. 7. Knott, passed mp
TO Livingston yesterday, and will com-
mence making estimates Of the extension
Of the Branch NJ onoc II Is said that
the road will he put through 10 Knox
willie brfurr great while, eensumaiien
devoutlv 10 he wished
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Alas - Sidney French, a temperance
orator, was advertised to speak here on Sat
uriay night last, but an array Of empty
benches appeared instead Of the vast au-
dience he expected Not to be ontdone,
however, he again appeared Sunday after
noon, when some twenty-five or thirty per
sons assembled. But the Good Templar~
anil the raging, hot-headed Murphys,
where, oh where we've they With one
or two honorable exceptions, We are fore
ed to let echo answer, "Where p Surely
they were not present. Can il he that they
have forgotten their VOWS, their resolves,
their earnest and eloquent (gl speeches
Alas. too true
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CoaE OvER-Col. W. G. r Brcckin.
ridge, the finest orator in Kentucky, will
speak NJ Lancaster tomorrow evening, aud
while he j. IN this section We hope be viii
extend bis visit ttsianford aud join in our
Ratification Monday lie ringing voice
and eloquent uiteranees would electrify
the boys
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DoS'r DELAV.--lf delays are dangerous
in anything, they are in the matter OF lay
ing in a supply Of cheap and durable
goods In due season. Now while the
chance presents itself 40 favorably do not
delay giving the Haydens a call while
their stock Of dress goodr, clothing, boots,
shoes, hats, laoes, ribbons. linen goods,
cotions, notions, ETC., are fresh and COM
pleie. They will duplicate any bill pur-
chased in this town. no matter how excel
lent the goods or lo~ the prices. Their
business reputation is pledged to that
effect.
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A BIo DAY.-Wilh its two Courts and
two rati6caiion meclings next Monday ill
be a big day in stanford. Everybody will
be here, and We would like for them TO
know that We eau he found at the old
stand ready to receipt for old scores and
take subscriptions at slOO to January l-i +,
1851. Nov Is the time To get a reliable
campaign paper.
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COMMON rlEAs-rhec are but nine.
teen appearance in all in The Common
Pleas Court, that convoncs here next Mon
day Litigation was never 20 light, and
hi. Court goes out II existence Just ~ the
righf lime
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NFw sAFFs Me.srs. McAli.icr y lytle
J =. a r. W Hooker, and Harris A Nun
nellcy treated themselves 10 handsome new
safrs mi. week.
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DiHfH'-iir +. =. Montgomery -'i'iiv1
over the advent of another heir " l. q
gil, weighs - pounds and be ays he
J. going 20 name her Highland MARY
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srr,EfSu Mr.. v q. Warren write. 20.
FROM Monticello that he md Col. Adam.
viii slcak here mex, Monday
A HAScocK Ann ENoiisH CLun .hould
hc organised here NJ once. let aome en-
tcrprising young man eft the ball in mo-
ton.
Tnr building Of the new Christian
Church will he lct tomorrow. Plans and
specifications can be seen NJ Judge y. W.
Browns Office.
TIM young people who presented the
play Of Ten Nights In Bar.room,' At
Mckinney, had the qualification Of taking
In 800 for the benefit Of the church NJ that
place.
Scnool - Rev. r. =. Burr will open the
next session II Crab Orchard Male and We.
maic Academy on tine mi d Nukusi. ihr
cour'e Of study is complete, and Mr. Barre
reputation a. teacher iusures = iirsi-class
school
oun RFrunfIcAN Request
us 10 announce that they will raiify the
nomination Of Garfield and Arthur al this
place next Monday at o'clock. A mum
Der Of distinguished speakers are expected
and grand time i anticipated.
Movrp.-Mr l.. I. shull the excellent
Photographer, who had been here Tor some
time, went 10 Crab Orchard last week.
lie gave general satisfaction while in Stan
ford, and We heartily recommend him TO
the people Of Crab Orchard.
PARurs wishing 10 engage in business
will find our stock desirable. and Stanford
good opening. wecan satisfactorily ex-
plain the object Of our leaving Will sell
our store furniture and rent the room. II
costs nothing 10 investigate. Geo II Bruce
a Co
CoaK OvER.-Col. w. &. = Brcckin.