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BOyLE COUNTY.
Danriffe.

Inc Ihapman Sisters, masqueraders,
failed TO appear on Monday night, as ad-
vertised. Local attachments, | under
stand, was the cause.
-RE-MARRIED.-Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Craig celebrated their silver wedding on
the 18th, last Friday. Marry first for
love; next for silver.
The "Big 4" Minstrel troupe is adver.
tised to appear at James Hall next Tues.
day, 2sth. We have the New Orleans
Minsirels on Friday night, 9th.
Col. c. +. Bowman has sold his large
brick building. on Main street, including
the store-room now occupied by Rowland
Il Son, the Offices above, and a portion Of
the Masonic Hall, to Ham 4 Kinnairi
for 5000.
The Tompkins property. lying in and
near Danyille, was sold last Monday at
public auction for 81, 800. 1t was bought
by W. W. Tompkins, Of Danville, Mrs
Belle Lynn, Of Louisville, and J. NJ Nc
Arthur, of Dayton, Ky.,-all heirs.
County Court day was rather lively
despite the weather and rather small
crowd. The mule trade was brisk. Very
few good cattle on the market; fair and
inferior grades sold at PC to 3ic. Horses
in fair demand at 500 to 500. Mules
were plentiful, and sold at prices ranging
from S65 to SlGO, according to quality.
Licenses to marry have been granted
to J. Z. Ryan and Sallie IL. Mitchell on
the Goth, and TO Solomon Gluck and Mag
gle +. Dunn on the 2lst....... Married, at
the Christian Church, ON Wednesday, 22d
inst, Kelley T. Moore, Of Bourbon county,
to Miss Matte +. McGinn, daughter Of
Elder J. b. McGinn, Of Danville. Cere-
mony by Elder J. c. Walden.
-Runaways have been plentiful this
week. When there is commotion on the
street and everybody looking, know well
enough without asking that a horse is
passing by with only the bells and pair
Of shafts. III will be along directly with
buffalo robe and whip in his hand, and
tell that she was left at the nearest neigh
oor's, and then the history Is complete
-- The week of Concert Of Prayer" will
he observed IN various churches, beginning |
en- sunday, January = lsSl.'.'k Rev. NJ. NJ.
heh'ons VINO has been Tor several years
pastor OF the hpi'eoPaiian Church IN Dan
vile, will leave at an early date for Lou
s'illei to take charge OF church there
,...A Watch Night Service will be held
It the Southern Methodist Church next
Friday mint week 9lst Members and
.,-,-.-'S ,-'.,,-1.
MINISTER'S VI "'"e' o"u'0"'S are "''''u 10
anticipate.
Mrs. Emma Taylor Sandidge, Of New
,rleans d.ushter of DIR Foucbes Tavlor
.....--,'. ID. -. n. .,.,,,..- ..1..,
o. 'n's p'aos, +" ''s'''"s 'e'".''e7
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With characteristic enterprise, the Stan
ford JorRsAL issued a double number last
week.-t0eorpetown nmes.
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Miss Sallie Harrison, who is the guest
Of the family Of Rev J. l.. Barnes, l. re-
ported quite ll
Henry, a twelve year old son Of J. =.
spratt, was painfully wounded in the back
Of the left hand. sunday by the accidental
discharge Of a toy pistol
L. Searcy will remove TO his residence
here about the it,. and resume the black
smithing business at the shop adjoining, re-
Gently occupied by his brother Alonzo.
Jack Adams killed large grey eagle
near Wallace's Min, last week, which meas
ured six feet nine inches from tip TO tip
and weighed eleven pounds. This is the
third bird Of the III nd killed in this vicini.
~ recently.
Two L. ;. Deputy Marshals have
made several visits to this vicinity recent
", in quest Of one Patton, Of Pulaski
county, who. il is said. hSs been retailing
moonshine brandy. Patton has been max.
ing regular trips through here with hi.
brandy wagon
John b. Parks has purchased the farm
OF u. X. Best, in Garrard county, for which
he paid sGj per acre. There are about 30
acres in the tract Il is one Of the best i'm.
proved and handsomest farms in the coun.
ty. II is rumored that Mr. Best will 60 to
Richmond....~J. y. Shockency, Of Rich
mond, bought two fine geldings here re-
cently-a bay Of Jas. b. Martin and a black
Of Lafayette Brown, at 1926 each...... Best
bought Of T.. Best 1872 ewes at 81 per
head.....C Wyatt sold to T. Best 100 bbl..
corn at - in the shock.
William Ralston and Gideon Roth.
we'll were laboring under the effects Of too
much "moonshine,' Saturday evening last,
and To while away time we're promenading
up and down the turnpike near the lstter's
residence firing shot guns. Becoming in
volved in a dispute they turned on each
other and Ral-ton received load Of bird
shot in the leit side Of the face and head.
Rothwell was not injured. II was at first
supposed that Ralston's wounds were Sc
rious, and that he would lose the sight Of
bis left eve However, | learn he is able
to walk about, and his eye is not seriously
hurt. Rothwell recently made a botch Of a
job in attempting to cut the throat Of James
Yearkey, colored. | understand Rothwell
is very peniIent over the last affair, and
hope season Of conscience lashing will
deter him from further distinguishing
himself in this line.
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1864 Cash Prizes and l,4l6 Property
Prizes Amounting 10 1869, $50.

This Drawing will take place at Louisville.
ky., Dee. ~. 1850. under authority OF spec
eial Act of the kentucky legislature, and will ho
under the absolute control of the following disin-
tcrcsted Commissioner appointed by the Act
Hon Robert Mallory, late N. e., Of Oldham Coz
H. NJ. flourn0y, President OF the Louisville Car
nooi Go Hon. II. =. Whitaker, Of Cov.ngtoni
llgny Clay, Jr., late Prosecuting Attorney oi
the Louisville Oiiy Court, and q. A. Winston, of
the law hun Of I. a J. caldwell a Winston, of
inuisVille
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tainer, and the guests were timely mixed
and appropriately changed. % that a con
slant hun of glee and meffimeni W.. kept
up throughout the entire evening. All Of
the neiehhofiug towns were represented,
About eleven o'clock supper was announc-
ell, and without entering into the specific
details or mention, we can truly say, that
the spread in point Of variety, quality and
deliciousness could not he excelled. Miss
Curry leaves next week for Daughters
College, lTarrodsburg, and will be greatly
missed May the Winter and Spring
months glide swiftly by, that her return
may he hsstened. Many thanks to a
young lady friend for the following de-
scrip,ion Of the ladies dresses. letter re-
ceived to late to publish.-Epl
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MILL AND DISTILLERY
FOR SAL L.

HAVE CoNCLr DED 10 CHANGE M
business VII sail or rent my Mill aud nistiilcry
on reasonable terms. The NH has rexgsfly teen
remudelei and g nov On complete ruunhg order,
and has gnod run 81 custom. The Hisiiilcry l.
within % yaris 81 the MIL Is I'D by n ncver-iail-
Ing spring. and ran De- run the year ruund. There
l. comfortable ducliiug-housa ani o. arres ~
gool land attached. Any one wishing o. engage in
the business can serune bargain DIV calling on ur
addressing mc AZ Eugeiuau. MIL
ti1-d a. rs ENsIEuAN.
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LIST OF PRIZES.
The Willard r.. mo,sl win all H. s1st.o1t


Responsible AGENTS wanted NJ an Important points
lor rlfculars siFing ul Information and ipr tickets
isyilic, Ky.
Toe lioiel Il nog open, aud slll he run hy the
undersigned until II j. ready 90 d. transferred a.
the lucky winner. The puhlic are Invited 10 stop
vita me- and t'e the property Ice themselves.
ti)-id ~, g. a. Wits.
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STORE ROOM FOR RENT

A desirable ~turc- loan in thr 70. Asaph Hotel
luiding d lur rent u has iuIl u iri nont, la ,u
hei deep and we'll Aitod with onuniois and sh,l,cs
can nn uf nllus.
liN-lm nAlGh MAN a nAll.
STANFORD, Nv
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Mrs. KATE SrRAGUE has brought
suit Tor a divorce from her husband,
Senator Sprague, alleging adultery
and failure to provide. Strikes us
that the Senator might put in coun-
ter petition charging his wife also
with breaking the seventh command
ment, and introduce Senator Conkling
as a witness.
CALICO CHARLIE Foster has de.
cided to withdraw from the Senatorial
race in Ohio, by doing which he saves
himself much expenss and the chagrin
of very Notifying defeat. John
Sherman is the coming man.
TuE Lexington Pres, has come out
in a new Christmas suit and looks as
bright as a daisy. There are other
Improvements in il also, and we are
glad to zee these evidences Of prosper
lily and good judgment.
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IL APPEARS now that Hancock has
a majority Of the popular vote, the
statements of the Radical press TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
National Republican., 1880-08-11
NEW YoRK EXPOSITION
Mceting OF tho Commissioner.

NEW York, Aug. l0-The commissioners
for the United States international exhibition
OF 1888 assembled in tho governors room, in
the city hail, at noon. Colonel stcbbins Of
New York acted as TEN porary Chairman. The
session was opened by Rev. DR.. Newman with
prayer Mayor Cooper welcomed anl cx-
tended tho bosptalitics oftho city TO the COM
inissiOncrs. Thurlow Woed was present, aud
his appearance was greeted with applause.
On motion of Mr. Hunt Of Louisiana com
miLico of Ave on credentials WINS appointed
Ex-Governor Paticn addressed the commits
sionors, aud deprecA ted In discussions all alu-
siops TO politics. Ex.Lieutonant-Go
Crawford Of Kansas WAS the next speaker.
He thought tho commissioners should make
tho fair the greatest tho world has ever seen.
Mr.. Sporty of Connecticut WAS anxious to
have tho site at once decided on, ~ ho thought
the financial men or the city would then
come forward with the necessary funds.
Richard Horny Ice Of Virginia spoke OF the
peaceful effect the exhibition wonld have
upon the entire cgunlry when in
the hearty grasp of the hand Of
fellowship all sectional. feeling would be
forgotten.
Tho following is the committee OH crcden.
tials : CoultOn Hunt of Louisiana, Thomas
Ruttor OF New York, jesse H. Lippincott Of
Pennsylvania, Professor WaterhulIse Of Slis-
souri, aud j. Truinbull Smith Of New York.
Hon. Algcrnon s.. Sullivan, assreprcseDtative
of New York, addressed the commissioners Mt
length, and Thulow Weed also spoke briefly.
The report Of the committee Oh credentials
was received aud tho roll called. Committees
on bylaws ana temporary organizations were
appointed. after which Samuel \. Hainos,
chairman Of the committee on sitc presented
y long report, and special committee oI
twelve was appointed to visit tho localities
mentioned in such report
A letter was read from General Hancock
rcgrot,ing his inability 10 attend, but assur
ing tho commissioners Of his interest in th,
undertaking.
| Tho following temporary officers wor,
chosen Henry @. Stebbius, president; i. l.
! Talcott, vice.prcsilont; W. II. q. Price, secrc
tary, and George W. DebeyoiS, treasurer.
National Republican., 1880-08-11
TIE YETER.INS.
An Address to be Issued to the Soldiers and
Sailors of the Country.

The National Veteran union b eld its regu.
lar meeting last night at Veteran hall, Cap
tain J. +. Smith in the chair and Major Ii. D..
Norton secretary, The usines5 before the
association was first the reception Of a report
from the committee appointed to prepare an
address to the soldiers aud suilOr5 Of The Coun-
try, and secondly, TO take action on tho prOpo-
stion to attend the Garfield ratification meet
ing on the 10Th inst. Us an association.
Colonel j. Il. Thompson, from the commit
teo on address, furnished the association Will
the draft of au address, which was read by
Colonel Hamlink. Colonel Thompson moved
that tho committee having finished their
laborS bo discharged. Mr.. PaIisen offered u
substitute that the committee be continued
and additional members bo added thereto.
Tho original motion prevailed, ana tho COM
mittee was discharged. On motion another
committee OF five, Ncssrs, Burnside, llamlin,
Whitaker Thompson aud BrelsiOrd, was APP
pointed to prepare an address To the soldiers
aud sailors of the country, General B'Owua
moved that the committee DO directed TO u.e
all possible dispatch, using the one read gs q
bnss, aud lay the results Of their efforts be-.
fore the congressional republican committee,
which was carried, On motion Captain
Plrisun was added to the committee. During
the discussion General SypNCr made stirring
aud eloquent address,
After discussion II was determined TO attend
tho Garfield pole.raisng o, Lcesburg on Satur.
day night, 1t appears that tho town authori-
ties OF Leesbmg refused permission TO the
Lceaburg republicans to erect polo within
tho GorpOrrto limits, SO they determined to
raise one Just outside the town. The republ'
cans Of tue surrounding country determined
to make the poleIaising q succcss. Among
| the promised speakers wGre Hon. A. NJ, Clapp
| oditOr ofrITE NATIONAL REpupIICAN, Hon. j.
| II. Ella, fifth auditor OF tho treasury, General
| Sypher and others. A committee Of five,
AIessrs. Thompson, Whitaker Wright, Con.
ner aud Rodgite was appointed TO cnlist re-
crWits for the occasion.
A glce club at this point was introduced aud
rendered several fine songs Ia excellent s,yo
| 1t was announced Nuthoritatiycly that the
Garfield ratification meeting on the 10Th inst,
would be grand success. Philip p. Castle
was elected a member,
Tho glee club then sang several moro songs,
and the club adjourned until next Friday
night.
National Republican., 1880-08-11
CHILE NOTES.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 10.-Tbo corvette
Asllold has sailed for tho Pacific with ammu-
milton.
PAEIs, Aug. 10-The statement that the
Cou.t do st. Vlllior has resigned the embassa.
dorship at Berlin is totally uuIoundcd.
IsCHEl.. Aug. l0.--rhe Emperor william
ha, arrived hero. lie was accompanied from
Obcrtraun by tho Emperor Francis Joseph.
DupNos AYREa July l5.-Chil is preparing
a strong expedition against Lima. Tho rovo.
lu,ion In Corrientcs has been gueled. Busi-
ness in Buenos Ayros is improving.
SrRAsBUEG, Aug. lO.-Iho Official Ga=oHa
annnuncos the appointment OF Herr Hoimann,
president of the imperial chanceIlcry, to the
post of secretary of state for Alsace-Lonainr
LONDON, Aug. 10.-A Vienna dispatch to
tho Times SAYS the emperor of Austria hes
subscribed 5000 forms for tho rhlict Of the dis
trcss caused by tho recent floods in Moravia
and Slesia.
LONDON, Aug 1O-A telegram fiom Zn2i'
bar states that Captain Cartor aud MIR. Cadcn'
head of tho royal Belgian exploring oxpedi-
tion have been murdered by Chief Wrambo
in Central Africa.
ROME Aug. 10.--rhe AUOra announces the
formation of a new association for collecting
money for tho necessities of the pope, the
amount of daily tribute demanded from all
catholics being one centimo or six sous per
month.
SAN FRAToIsCo, Aug. 10.-Tho steamer City
of New York from Sydney, n. S. W., arrived
to-day. The government of New South Wales
had abandoned the wool, coal aud stock taxes
The Chandernugora colonizing expedition bad
COLLAPSED,
National Republican., 1880-08-11
TENS P.ICIFIC RIILROID.
Meeting of tho Stockholders.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.-Tho stockholders
OF the Texas & Pacific railroad company held
q meeting in this city to-day. Prominent
among those participating in tho proceedings
were Jay Could c. NJ Dodge, president Of the
California & Texas Railway Constructio n
company, now engaged in build ing the Texas
& Pacific road; Russell Sage of New York,
Frederick j.. Amcs of Boston aud Colonel
Thomas A. Scott. Shortly after 10 o'clock the
old board OF directors convened to hold their
last meeting aud about l o'clock tho stock
holders of tho company met in an-
nual session TO elect management for
tho ensuing year. The Stockholders at
their meeting received tho annual report oi
the directors aud adopted it by n unanimous
vote. IN the operations Of tho road for the
year ending May 81 tho number OF miles
of road used was 49, The company
also has forty-threo miles Of siding.
The transportation receipts for tho year were
S!5s0,52l.Ol, aud The expenses 81 ,3l3 To
making tho net receipts for the year 81 O45,'
7O4S6. The passenger rooei pts for the year
wore $456,05l 50 and the freight receipts 81,
O530lS.35 Against Tho net receipts there are
charged S732, 740 for interest on bonded debt
and for sinking fund, leaving u surplus OF
S3l2,9 3S6, TO which is added s3O,2l3.Ol, q
difference between the balance OF an income
account Nhu IuNeS on Iduus Whl IhteIcsb On OIu
land grant bonds This makes total surplus ol
$3i3, 3,176S7. Tho company's assets outside oI
its railway property and lands are $500, 0,9lG.o5
total liabilities, $40, ,4OS.2l, showing excess oI
assets over liabilities S42O507.S4
The board of managers were Thomas A
Scott, John &. Brown, Jay Gould. Russell Sage
Frederick l.. Amcs Il. d. Barclay II. II. lious
ton, William Thaw james p Scott, William
NJ Harrison, w. c. Hall, Frank 5. Bond
William j. Scwcll, Charles o. Baird, William
Il. Walters, +. II. Perkins jr., and b. X
Jamison. Tho officers of the company vii
continue the same as last year. viz Thoml
A. Scott president, G. ID. Krumbhoar treasure
and G. Il. Hatterloo secretary. Tho consoli
dation plan was discussed during the stock
holders meeting, but was finally referred T.
the new board OF directors, with power to &c
MS is deemed best for tho interest of the rail
road.
National Republican., 1880-08-11
Congr.ssional Nominntlons.

sAco, Me, Aug. l0.--Hon. Thomas p. Reod
was to-day ronominatId for congress by the
republicans of the first district.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. l0.-lIon. Elwin
Willcts was renOminatcd by tho republicans
Of the second district for congress to-day.
DETROIT MICH, Aug. 10.-William G. May.
bury, of this city, was to-day nominated for
congress by tho democracy OF the first district.
NORFOLK, VA, Ang 10.-The convention of
the regular or debt-naying wing of the demo-
Gratis Of The second congressional disirict held
at Ocean View, to nominate candidate for
congress, nominated John GOodc, tho present
incumbent, by acclamalion on the iirst ballot.
PIrTspURG, Aug. lO--The democrats in
II. Hopkins for congress from the twenty.sec
ond district and Mr. George Il. Miller from the
twonty-third district.
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 10.-Edward w. Rob-
ertsOn WAS yesterday nominated for congress
by tho democrats OF tho sixth district. Hon.
j. s. Biliu, tho democratic nominee for con
grcss in the third district has on account OF
general dissatisfaction withdrawn and u new
convention has been ordered.
DENVER, CoL Aug. 1O.-The TriJuno's Santa
Fc. n. NJ, special says tho territorial demo-
cratic convention yesterday ronomlnatCd
Hon. Mig uel Otero for delegate to congress,
CINCINSATI Aug. l0.--Specials to the Ga
| @eite report nominations for congress to-day
as follows; denomination Of Mr.. Neal by the
republicans of the eleventh district ut Ports
mouth nomination Of James u, Rice by tn,
republicans Of tho tenth district at Clyde
nomination of Colonel j. +. ChHrlesworth By
the democrats OF tho siXteonth district.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 10.--Tho democrats OF tn
| first district OF this state reuominated NJ. l.
| Clardy for congress to-day,
National Republican., 1880-08-11
oEyERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
over S,re Hundred Persons Drowned.

LoNDoS, Aug. 11.-Rcutcrs telegram from
Alden reports that tho steamer Jeddat, from
Singapore, foundered Off Guardami ON the 9Th,
with 953 pilgrims for Jedlah. All on board
pershrd cxcept the captain, his wife, chief
engineer, clicfoiliccr an engineer and sixteen
natives, who were picked up aud brought TO
Alden by the steamer Sciudia,
The situation ut CanInhar.
LONDON, Aug. I0-A dispatch from Canda'
har dated August says: Tho defensive
works have bccu completed, aud there are
provisions in store for thirty.dys days except
forage. General Burrows force does not eX.
coed 1000 including 400 Europeans ana
twenty.0ne officers. The wall Shero Ali is IN
tho city with his rotations. Ayoob Khan's
force is very large but Is undisciplintd."
No Battle at Chaman Cbo,d.
LONDON, Aug. 1l.--A dispatch TO the S'dnd-
dgd from Bombay says News has been ro-
coived from Chaman Choki ofas late 4 date as
Monday. This disposcs of the rumors OF dis
aster received from sArl quarter on Tuesday"
Tho Creek TDundary Question.
BELGRADE, Aug. 10.--Grccco Is reported to
have sent communication 10 sorvia dwelling
on The past friendship between the Scrvinus
aud Greeks rs a reason for combined action In
the event of y conflict with Turkey.
NJ. Ristics, The Scrvan premier, has 10.
formed Austria that he should feel compelled
In instruct the Scrvian commissioners to quit
Vienna unless Austria showed herself willing
to proceed with the negotiations fora treaty
OF commerce.
LoSDoN, Aug. 10-A dispatch from Romo
to be Times says: Letters from Athens
make il evident that the marked Withdrawal.
OF tho sympnthics OF France aud tho increas.
| lug reserve in the attitude Of France toward
Greece arc beginning to create y feeling ol
| great discomfort there. Firstly, the consent
| TO General Thomasson and star for undertake
/ ing mission to Greece was withdrawn, ana
now Greece has been notified that Franco can
not provide Greece with tho 3),0)o French
rifles which had been privately promised her.
| An Austrian General on Trial.
| VIENSA, Aug. 1O-Tho trial Of General
Baron Won PrObaska, on the charge ofdciraud-
ing French company in selling them conccs'
sions Of certain property at san Marino, was
commenced ut the assi2cs conrt on Monday
| \ prCseCu ion seeks to prove that General
you Probaska sold tho concessions knowing
that tho sale was fraudulent. The defense
contends that lie was ignorant of the fraud
| The trial cause. a great sensation, Baron vo'
Prolaska being ono OF the distinguished Aus
trisn generals.
Tde Cape Town Govornorship.
| LONDON, Aug. 10.--Tho Daily Nc,cs says
"Wo learn Sir Hercules Robinson, tho newly
appointed governor of tho Cape of Good Hone,
will return nome for instructions before gonl
10 South Africa, aud that Sir George Strahan
governor in chief OF tho Wimdward islands
viii temporarily administer the affair Of The
Cape Colony after the departure thence OF Sii
Baitle Froro for England"