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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-25

1~.ones an-
;, negado di-
naberla pedi-
,un la Real Or
1877, promoveran
conducto del Capt.
80.
Ia seis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-25

Pasajeros llegados en- ell vapor "Alsva -
Jose Aatos Avena de 1nfiesto.
SAlidos en- ell mismO para la Habaua Fans
tino Fernandez Alvarez, Antonio Campae y
Vigil.
L!cgados en- el ''Ramon de Herrera: De
Ponce. BaudiliG Massaqner Luciano Kisk.
De Mayagiiez Jose Ne Falcon, Pedro Me-
sa, Jose Roses, Lunieres, Eugenio Pardo, Jus.
to Rlailo Salvador Carbonell, Jose Nicolas Dau-
bon y Sra.
De Aguadilla. Rufo Echevarria, Fermin
Rosa.
De TransitO. Miguel Stefan. :.
Llegados en- ell mismo hoy: De s. Th6mes
Camilo Dampih Angel Contrucho;
i.lva para Mayagtez Juan Robert, Ad
70 > t.
Para Ponce Jose A. Begoha
Para Cuba s Dou
Par 1anto Domingo. W. Brock, NJ. Johe
Par la H.DAna. T. Dominica Andrea, An
tonic Gagliai, lnocencio Laurito, Fierentint
Castigju H.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-25
i0VINIE518 HlRI7Ihl.
ENTRADAS.

Enero 23 DE Faiardo gol. esp "Paqu
de Ponce" SAL
o. De s. Thomas vap. esp "RamOE
de Herrera, Irlarte
De Dorado goI esp .'Cal
cita, maderas.
SALIDAS.
Enero 22.-Para Mayagdez Habana
esp "Alava," resto.
Para s. Thomas vap. fraIc6s az
vador,' transito.
Para S. Thomas vap esp Ram
de Herrera" transito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-25

"a Guerra
sarlas para el
decreto.-Dado
y ocho de noviem-
49, ntOs setenta V nueye.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
LINCOLN COUNTY.


90 Mr.. I. McCord has bought out S. A.
Middleton. Mr. Middleton and family
will return 10 their former home near
Crab Orchard.
- PERsONAL.-Dr. ]. III. Moore, Of North
Carolina, has located here with his brother
James A. Moore. The DIR. is fresh from a
thorough course Of medical instructions,
having completed his profession in New
York. Coming 80 we'll recommended as a
physician and a gentleman, We bespeak for
him liberal share Of the patronage Of
our community. Messrs. Moore and Glib
son intend opening out a drug store in our
town shortly.
- Miss Mamie Searcy, who has been
teaching the public school for this district
left this week for her home in Clark cOun-
~. Please allow Us 10 make mention in
this connection Of the most pleasant affair
among all our Christmas pleasantries-the
exhibition given 81 the close OF Miss Scar
cy's school. Though many Of the per-
formers were on tie stage for the first time,
they all acted their respective parts we'll,
and some Of them admirably. The enter
tainment upon the whole was quite a sue
cess, and considering the facilities and sur
roundings il reflected great credit upon all
engaged and particular praise was accord
ed Miss Searcy for her untiring energy in
making preparations, and the admirable
manner in which she conducted the per-
formances. The night was most unfavOra-
Bile, yet the house was illed. Miss Searcy,
during the five months she has spent with
az, has made many warm friends, who were
very reluctant 10 give her up, but rejoice
in the hope that she will occasionally re-
turn where she will be accorded the warm
est welcome by her many friends and adj
mirers, saying nothing about the GdOrcTs.
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LAND, sTOCK AXD CRoP.


ueoise carter purchased 'h's week I
mules At Wv To 80
Inc Ne''"" Record reports sale. OF q
hiu''S ~ Nv an" o. ana 1-ye"r-o'u-' At
siiV.
-'ohh bf'ghi sold Ben Robinson OF
uarrard' II head OF shipping cattle ; at !
ana The Others at % eehis' They weighed
l'"oo pounds.
John NJ. iai' SOFA car load OF cattle
IN Cincinnati TINS week, recently purchased
IN wayne county, at - 40 to u % per
hundred They weighed l'lOO pounds
The extra h'Ile farm OF 90 acres iaie-
y purchased oy D. N haughman OF D. W.
LasleY' has been sod To W. NJ ieweS, OF
Alliance o. who Is spoken OF as very
desirable citizen.
There Il a great stir IN the mule mar
kei' and prices have advanced inlly SO
on good mule but unfortunately they
are becoming Pu''e scarce IN 'h'a rs wen
as many other counties.
-deorge W. Afford bought on Court
day SIX mules at 300 to So o9, aud six
good driving horses nj 500 TO 500. Tues
day he bought OF George Benedict six
small mules at 80.
-LouisNILLE-Caitle are a shade lower
and are quoted as follows Good to extra
shippers - To 4iei best butchers . to S3ei
medium to good . ioSiei thin to common
~ TO zae' Inc warm and rainy weather
has elected The hog market, and figures
are slili lover Oho'ee' - 10 TO ~ ~
common, - TO - %, Extra sheep meet
win ready safe al 10 4ae' common
bring to = TO Sae,
Leo H. singie'on' VINO sold out last
saturday preparatory 70 leaving Tor Nan
'as' gives US The following report OF his
sales thoroughbred COW 800 l yearling
thoroughbred heller, $50; alderney heiiers,
S2l 10 $50. calves. $40 10 Sll; milch cows
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
RELIGIOUS.

Ed. Jos. Ballou'will preach at Nc.
Cormack's Church next Sunday at II
o'clock.
An Ecumenical Council Of the Meth.
odist Church is called to meet in Cincin.
natl on the 9th Of May.
The Northern Methodist Church has
in the United States l,G9O,sS7 members
and owns church property to the amount Of
500, 6S9, 800.
Three Of the Methodist Bishops have
died since General Conference, viz: Bishop
james, Of New York, the senior in the
Church after the death Of Bishop Morris;
Bishop Ames, Of Baltimore; Bishop Haven,
whose official residence was in Atlanta.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
LOCAL NOTICES.

a. q. PESDLEros offers a si2 show cas-,
. Tor 81.
CLovrR and Timothy Seed NJ Owslcy a
Higgins.
BARGAINS In Canned Goods at Harris 4
Nunnelley's
PRopucE Of every Kind wanted by IIar
ris A Nunncllcy.
wrsrKnS Farmers Almanacs Tor sale
by McRoberts and Stagg.
FoR REST-A No. I Stable and Carriage
House. Apply to A. H. Penny.
Carl early on Geo. NJ. Davidson Tor a
nice lot II plank fence and other posts
SnuLLs Prices are unusually low for
such splendid Pictures. Go and see for
yourselves.
HAMS 4 NuNSELLry have iua, re-.
ceived a nice new lot of New Orleans
Sugar and Molasse-.
TnE settlement Of your account IL nov
necdcd. Pieace call aud settle at once BY
cash or note. McRoberts A Stagg.
SEND up your Babies TO shull'a Gallery.
Tie "a one Of the most successful Artists in
the State with Babies Never fails % get
splendid Pictures Of them.
THERE u no excuse Cor sending your
Old Pictures OF 10 be enlarged. You can
have Il done by Shull In stanford cheaper
aud better than anywhere else
SAUL, the Photographer, IL prepared
% Enlarge Old, Faded or Defaced Pictures
in the best possible manner At low rates
Perfect saiisfaciion given or no charge
made.
A,..vxr - -. n ulII
Richmond, Ky, tho well-known Photogra.
pher, has arrived w stanford and opened
a Gallery opposite the Commercial Hotel,
and Is prepared 10 do all kinds Of work In
his line. Call aud see him.
GLAD tiding- zoe all sufferers with !
Coughs and Colds IL the announcements
that Cous-cn's Honey 81 Tar l. a never
falling remedy. Deservedly the most pop |
ulAr medicine Of the age, Il has no rival as
a eue zoe discase Of the throat and lung, |
and each day adds fresh triumIS 10 H. long |
list u victories over Coughs, Colds and |
mow serious affections o. the throat and |
lungs. One trial will convince you
Price 90 cents, at McIlobert's a stAgg's.
VIZ were panied 10 hear Of the accident
10 the bridal party on last Tuesday even
ing. The horses in the carriage contain
ing the bride and groom took fright near
corner II Banks and Lee streets, precipi-
taiing Ne. John Lowe and his lovely
bride. Miss Annie May, on the stone
curbing, sprAining his ankle and INJECTING
a -evere bruise ~ her right cheek. all Of
which were relieved by COus.ens' Light
ming liniment, cure for Rhcumatism,
lame Back, Sprains. nrui-e., etc. Price
90 cents, At MeRoberts and Slagg's
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- A this Is the irst issue OF the year,
and a. the season ia sacred 10 quiet medi-
tation rather than frivolous talk, will ask
but little space to-day.
-- As soon az the wagons Of movers cease
10 ohstruct the streets, | will try 10 locate
the new -comers, and discover 10 what points
the old donizens have gone.
M" Lest the ladies should forget
their privileges and their duties, wOnld
remind them that this is the year Of jubilee
the year In which they are at liberty to
assert themselves. Some Of our old 5ache-
lors are trembling in their boots, Others
philosophioally waiting for results. Some
have ordered new suits in preparation Of
emergencies, and one or two look as II they
would rather be viotimized than not.
-- Tell John Blain that as soon as he
shall have recuperated he will be required,
by order Of the County Court, II necessary
TO resume his researches among the ar
chiyes of the early time. His article in the
holiday issue has excited great interest,
aud a great many iamished Oliver Twists
are asking for more" John, like Byron,
has become famous. lie has certainly ex-
celled "the Rollins in style, and "the Glib
bons in choice Of subject
- The Christmas week was monopolized
by very young AmeSioa." Few Of the
old folks made any demonstration. A few
slight accidents were thrown In. Sam To-
gan rested the muzEle Of his gun on his
foot and shot OIL one Of his toes. Bob
Green fired a pistol, and in trying TO catch
the ball had one Of his fingers badly dam
aged. Charlie Gulden attempted, on horse
back, 10 plot carriage containing several
ladies. The night was dark and the road
t0rtuous-henoe Charlie went under water,
having tumbled from bluff bank into the
Hanging Fork.
- PERsoSAL.-Sam. NJ. Williams took
his departure, on Saturday, for Mt Olive,
in Casey county, where he has taken charge
Of school. Sam Is a veteran knight Of
the ferule. and has always been very pOpu-
lar as AN instruotor.......M Miss Bell Root, OF
your place, spent week la this vicinity,
and was warmly weloOmed...... Clay kauh-
man and bride are still with their friends
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Your correspondent having business Of vital ion.
poriance 70 occupy his attention this week, which
be- finds unpleasant 10 neglect for a moment, ha,
given me the task Of writing his report, which, ~
was only capable should enjoy doing. for my
admiration ofthe ISrEnioH JounSAL would mako
the task altogether agreeable.
Some one has said "ihcrc Is nothing nov an.
der the SUM-" and find II wise and true expires.
sion, as can think Of nothing new or strange 10
chronicle There Is dearh Of news IN these parts;
no olotcmonia, marriages births or deaths; every
thing ~ quiet and undisiurhcd as Rip Van win.
kle's slumbers. The weather snd ~ uncommon
brightness Is the general topic tho DAY. and even
nov bird has perched ita tiny self near my sane.
tom singing is sweetest songs TO rcgne and WHY
me a. ! WRITE reminding me Of "spring, gentle
spring. Too soon fear, however, Jack Frost will
Come again and hush the glad notes Of the little
warbler.
The Candy pull given by Miss Nora Murphy
on Tuesday night was much enjoyed by the young
folks.
Mr.. John n. Engleman has rented the farm Of
Jas. L. Engleman Tor the ensuing year, and will
take possession soon.
i vas shown n, few days since, piece Of fancy
necilework done by Miss Clark Engeman, in
which sho used 40 yards Of aoss making in the
entire piece 5000 stitches
Col. and Mrs r. h. Rice entertained the Old
bachelors on the evening Of the ist inst, which I
am told was an enjoyable AFFAIR The supper was
pronounced excellent, aud doubles every old
batch" there envied the Colonel his possession Of
- charming better half
Miss Carrie Harlan, who has been battling
with typhoid fover cor some six weeks is to the
delight Of her many friends, pronounced out OF
danger.......Mrs. David swopc. who has been quite
sick for sometime, Is oonvalescing ... There Is a
bcvy Of beautiful young ladies visiting Miss Nora
Murphy, at Col Ricc's-Misses Anna Burlett and
Jean Doty, Of Garrard with their gallant brothers,
Messrs Charley DOty and Mitchell Buricii. Miss
Molle Burdett sprightly and winsome brunette,
Of Lancaster, Is also the guest Of Miss Nora. Mr.
Othello Marshall. Of your town, spent several
evenings here this week. Mrs s. Il. Englcman,
Of this place. visited Lancaster last week to the
surprise Of many Mr.. sam NJ Eugleman killed
two beautiful fox squirrels one day last week at
one shot
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
MARRIAGES.

PETRY-PErRY On the sth, Mr.. Jas. b.
Petry to Miss Mollie A. Petry.
-WARREN-PETRY.-On the 9Th, jos.
T. Warren and Miss Sarah A. Petrey were
united in marriage.
-CALDwELI.-SISGLEroS.-On the 9Th,
Henry II. Caldwell and Miss Susan A. Sin
gleton, a tender little Miss Of 10, we've
joined In the bonds Of wedlock.
-LEE-PURsIFuLL-Mr J. G.. Ice, a
clever young gentleman Of Mckinney,
Texas, was married on the 9Th to Mis-
Susan A. Pursifull, Of this county. Good
luck TO them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

here. Wonder 70 an The Lincoln boys can
succeed ne we'll in Gauard as Clay Boz.
done. ....Mr. Chenault and bride were Of
church last Sunday looking quite happy
Mrs. X. seems justly entitled to all he
praise she has ELECTED. ......Our old friend.
Abram Lee, also presented a blooming
bride NJ church. Abe u greatly improv.
ed by the change, and looks half a century
younger than during his widowhood ......
We heard that three newly married coup
lee were At the Christian Church, viz Mr.
and Mrs kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs Embry
and Mr. and Mrs Talbot.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 2ith, 1850 10
the toWn Of hillcdseville will sc 10 the highest
bidder, IA Acres Of Land situate Ia Milledgc-
Wills, lincoln County, kyi aud adjoining the lands
Of N r. Russell and john 2. Hughes. The land ls
set IN grar u Supplied By a nescr-ailing spring,
aud has a small collage GA a. ID viii he sold 10
lots, or al together, 10 salt purUh aaeIs,
IEKaa.-O ne-thifd cash, the lalancc In ~ mos,
with pcr cent Interest hom day Of sale. Lien ne
tanned "a land iuf unpaid pufchase uioney.
600 CEa. ", h0hhiFfi
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

COUNTY CouKT.-This Court was in ses-
sion two days, with all II the Magistrates
present, aud a good deal OF business was
transacted ...... Commissioners were appoint
ed to examine and report on the propriety
Of opening new road from Chas. divers,
near Milledgcville, to Rufus Boyle's, near
the Casey Sheriff $. II. Baughman
qualified a. Sheriff with John Baughman
and j. A. Harris As securities. Mr.. Baugh-
man returned GAO delinquenis, which were
accepted by the Court with the exception
Of rs, making the total number 625. A
year ago ,49l delinquents were returned,
Of which 34S were rejected, leaving the
total list LAS, but some Of the 3iS have
since been accepted as delinquehts. On
the strength Of his close collection the
Court allowed Mr.. BAughman $500 extra
Of his perquisite-, this amount To be de-
Quoted from any increase in Sherit's fees
that the present Legislature may make. Ii
Is rather hard case N have 10 pay this,
but Il Is economy at last, as il has saved
over 5000 TO the county. OF the relisted
accounts Of the delinquents Of 1878, Mr..
b. found receipts for Si37 O4 held by per-
sons who had been carelessly returned. lie
also listed 1871 persons who had been over
looked by the Assessor, for which he was
allowed S65 so, to be deducted from the
Assessor. A statement Of the amount due
by Mr.. Baughman to the county for the
levy Of 1879 and relisted delinquenis was
produced by Mr.. Miller, showing il to be
S24s rs, which he paid in open Court,
receiving receipt in full, and vote Of
thanks for efficient services was rendered
him ......T The Judge and County Attorney
were ordered 10 procure the passage Of a
bill 10 allow the refunding Of the 5000
county bonds now outstanding aud bear
ing interest at 5 per cent per annun, into
bonds Of per cent or a lower rate Of in
terest. They we're also ordered to get a
change in the Law 80 that the County Court
will have the power Of electing a County
Treasurer and liking his compensation, in
stead Of leaving the appointment to the
Judge as the law now stands. Sheriff
Baughman and w. II. Miller we've APP
pointed Committee 10 make final set
ilement ex-Sherih Feland ....Mr Port
man offered resolution. which was adopt
ell, that the second day Of the next Court
Of Claims be set apart for the election Of a
Poor HOUSE Commissioner, aud that the
election be held with closed doors and by
ballot. This resolution caps the climax Of
Preparedness Who ever hsafd 81 a
Court holding a secret session
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

-Noone killed here during Christmas, and VIC
arc glad to know that peace and quietude mOrg
reign supreme over the peaceable and gentle town
Of Liberty.
- Our esteemed friend, Dr. =. o. Young, left a
few hays ago, taking with him Miss Jennie Morris,
and on his return home was welcomed with a
grand charivarl by the roughs Of Liberty.
Col Frank l. woliord an old and beloved cit
lien Of our town, is making preparations to move
to Columbia, KY, where he expects to make his
future home. We regret very much 10 lose such a
valuable member Of society, and he carries with
him the kind wishes Of all who know him.
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a NEWsPAPER Pup. WRIIEa.

-. -. pHcni Evening News Augusta, Ga.
Dr TUT Dear kr-NY little son. was afiackad
with pneumonia Last winter, which left him with
yiulut cough, that lasted tIl within mouth since
Tor the cure Of Nnich am indebted toyour valuahs
hnpectgraut hsd tried most every thing RECON-
mended, but none DID any guod until used your W..
pectofant, one bottle Of which removed the cough
entirely Win many thanks. am yours truly,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
DOMESTICS.

We call especial attention to our stock of
Bleached and Brown Cotton, Sheeting Bed
Ticking and Prints. AS it is well established
fact that these goods will be higher later in the
season. you should lose no time in buying.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
LACE CURTAINS.

Having bought our stock of Lace Curtains in advance Of
the season. we are therefore enabled to offer them at old
prices which are 20 per cent less than the market value
will be later in the season. new stock of Fringed Win
dow Shades GltBand Shades and Holland in popular col
os
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
DRESS GOODS.

We have an immense stock for you TO select
from in Black and COIOred AII-WOOI CASH
mere. Alpacas. Australian Grape. Broeaded
POplins, Monte Cloth, French Novelties, Cot
ton POPlins. Ginghams. &c. Also "a fine line
of Dress Trimmings i'm Velvet, Satin, Pelsin,
Buttons. tEc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE

Taken la exchange for 0oois, Al the highest mar
ket raies. hrins yoar foaltry, feaihors, hg1s,
Butter, Mak, villa 0anie, lard, lacon, Oinsclfi
thsia 10 tneir nali value.
~. DAVIS,
s0a-6u Near she DsPst
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

trial of fiso's cure Will eonsinoe you that Il Is
good remedy ior Coughs, Bronehitis snd asthma
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BOOTS & SHOES,
LAND FOR SALE!

hrst-rate Farm, containing iS5 Acres, Is offer
Ell ior sale. II Is we'll Improved and has on u a
and all necessary out-buildings; a No. 1 orchard
aud neyer-iailing water In abundance ID Is situ-
atcd on the Hanging Fork, i've miles from stan
sold at bargain For further particulars, inquire
Of .. VI. COOPER,
406-it Or RObt. Lytle, stanford, Ky.
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A lows HALI.-Since our worthy mag
isirates have shut down on the use Of the
Court House for other purposes save polit.
ical and religious meetings, our town has
been entirely without place that public
entertainment Of any character could be
held. We have received numerous letters
from prominent lecturers, elocutionisis
and worthy theatrical people in regard to
coming 10 Stanford, and we have, In every
case, to our chagrin, to reply that we have
not even semblance Of a Town Hall.
We are glad TO know. however, that num-
Der Of our citizens are agiiating the matter
and hope by forming a stock company to
be able to supply the long need. The
Messn. Shanks and u. W. Vandevecr are
willing 10 run mp good brick walls 10 the
hoor Of the second story, and allow a stock
company or any one else TO build the
story for a Town Hall, only requiring that
the roof be made aud maintained in a
proper manner. The proposition Is = lib
eral one, and il is TO be hoped that our Gu
ierprising men will take hold Of the matter
and raise the necessary funds at once. Ala
liberal calculation, $500 will cover the
whole amount required, a small amount
when we contemplate the value 10 the town
Of such a building aud the consequent
beautifying Of square that, to sly the
least, is not a credit to the appearance Of
the place. We hope that the matter will
no, end in talk bnl that it may be Wig
oronsly pressed 10 accomplishment.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

FErL DEAp.-Frank Hooker, a young
man Of % year, fell dead Of heart disease,
oa the road, near Halls Gap, "wednesday
night. Asseveral friends were with him
at the time who testify that HE Heath was
from natural causes no inquest was deemed
ueceaaarv
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-09

on PAINTINGS. Genuine oil Painting,
magnidccntly framed, are on exhibition At
Carson a Dodds', and are for ale at very
low figures. Call and examine them. J.
r. Carson.
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cAvoHr-fhe two Iogans who made the cos :
afdly assault on A. A. G Jones, report Of which
~e save last veck. we're both arrested BY sheriff
hanghman amer good deal Of irouble. Elsie Wa
captured AZ haslouyills and put undsr bond, bat
aud liberalization Of Mr. baughnian, he 100 va
sapiuf.d about A. ~, In shanty just over the
tA.tl line and brought 10 husiongille, where he
uas held Ia bond u toO. hs coulda't give A
ena aas loigcd IA la hefc, lfola which he uaa 10
isA.ed ~ the TODD Of his nncle, De- Logan. u 4
ias. tAe i,si uu.lsas thlas Imaginable Tor evil
doef 10 thwari Nj halghina uhen he gets hia
dander ~. he never tab 10 SET ein
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ConAoH PLKAs.-Judge H. J. BTsekinridge's
Oouft h In session, bat no case Of general inpor-
lance has becn tried. The suit Of the National
nank W. Gneon 7. Jones resulted iOF tho third
iiule la hung jury. Tho Misses Daugherty sued
Joseph coney ior 800 damages iOr driving
against their horse causing biln to throw them 10
the ground, but the jury returned a verdict ior
The deicndanL
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DIR. ). p. HAYWOOD,


NEao WHAT NJ ShISi-
~. TUT New Yoft sent Ia IN
Dear SID Iring this year v|sliei = na hundred
caHea ~ lung Il arnaaa In fHn fs4ar ag4rIs III H..
GU ne O. - we're ~ a very severe type n va
lhefe ml ttten uu Wfs called ~ TUT frpeotorant
and confess ny eurlriga ~ IT, wundarinl pogrf
pufinH prictice ct twenty yeara. I have never
knoWn inedic ne - act p Promptly and with such
napry elects u instantly aui1ai The fnnsf violent
NE 81 guushinai aud invariably cured tho Disease IN
atew DAYS icheafiuly induise b ~ the best lung
j FRANCIS II ,ywOop. Mn
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Local MATTERs.

PnorOsRAPHKH.--I-T shull, the photographer.
viii be remembered by many Of the Older citiaens.
he was here eleven years aso and aid tremendous
hnsineaa 10 his line. Go up 10 bis gallery aud sec
tho Old islow. II his hair Is little frosted you
will sOon sec that ne II the same man.