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The blackberry crop Is abundant, hut
the strawberry crop was cut short by dry
weather.
-- The sqncak 81 the unncdgcd spring
chicken il heard upon the street, blended
with the vcndcr cry Of $3.50 10 81 per
dozen.
- The potato bugs have commenced
their campaign with zcsi that indicates
n dciermin alton 10 eight II out on that
line II Il takes all summer.
- Literary Entertainment, Tuesday
evening, June Is, in the Christian church;
Baccalaureaic sermon, June 10, in the
Baptist church, by Rev. r. Il. Cook. Miss
Ella Evans viii preside as organist. The
public il cordially invited,
A negro named Scott Carr was stabbed
on the day Of election by Jonas Ncwland,
another negro. Two inches Of knife blade
we've found in Cars backbone. Newland
was tried and acquitted on the grounds
that be acted in self defence.
DR.. Sanders, Of Siewartsvillc, Mo, was
injured Sunday caused by horsc, which he
was leading. pulling him out Of spring
wagon backward DR.. Doores was sent for,
who pronounced one Of his ribs broken.
lie is lying at Joe Carson's, and Is recov.
cring very slowly.
-- The sweet beauty, Miss Pink Meicalf
was Handsomely complimented by Mary
Shelby last Wednesday evening in the par
lors Of the Springs, with a gathering Of
young couples. The bright smiles Of Mrs
Shelby and her daughter, the unbounded
gallantry Of the manager, Mr.. !. $. Tevis
Prof. o. 7. Moore and Mr.. Shelby, Jr., will
be green spots in life's journey, around
which memory will ever fondly linger.
VIII McAlisier, Carroll Reid aud Joe
Hayden, the daisies, attended the party
at the Springs. DIR. Dennison has arrived
at the Mcleod. lie comes highly recon.
mended. Miss Lettie Shelby has returned
to the summer resort again. Miss Ami,
Buchanan and Messrs. Tevis and Shelby
Jr., were passengers on the Sunday train
The former went to he guest Of Mrs. Nc.
Kinneyy the latter TO attend tho Louisville
/ raaaa
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-MuroN Eben Milton. full Of years
and honon, died in Somerset, Saturday,
aged 50. lie was a native Of woodford
county.
sNIcK.-Dicd in Louisville on satur-
day last Of Typhoid Pneumonia, 7. D.
smick, aged % years. lie was native Of
this county where a large number Of his
relatives reside. The remains were brought
here on the Sundays train, aud after a fun
cral sermon by Ed. s.. H. King, were lain
away in Buffalo Cemetery.
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A LOVE FEAsr.-Appreciating the hon
orable manner in which he had conducted
his canvass, and to show their regard for
him as a trusted ncighbor and friend,
our citizens turned out in large numbers IN
Saturday night last, and, preceded by the
band, marched to the residence Of james
W. Alcorn, Esq. Arriving there, the band
struck up lively air, and at its conclusion
Mr.. Alcom appeared. Three hearty and
yociferous cheers were given him, to which
he responded in one Of the happiest Of
speeches, thanking his hearers for such
manifestation Of their good will, and as
surfing them that defeat with the approval
Of his course was far better 10 him than
victory without IL. II is well known that
for years a bitterness Of feeling existed
between him and Mr.. W. ii. Miller. The
bloody chasm between them had partially
been bridged, and Mr.. Miller had shown
his earnestness in completing il by voting
for his old enemy, which fact Mr.. Alcorn
referred 10 In touching manner, conclud-
ing BY saying, 81 may have been defeated
at the polls to-day, bat the only man that
has whipped me Is w. II. Miller, hence.
forth, under all circumstances, my friend. /"
Loud cheers followed, and in being
called for Mr.. Miller did himself great
credit in a speech, fully carrying out the
good feeling that existed. Mr.. n. c. War.
rem. nominee for Commonwealth Attor.
ney, was next called for, and being In an
exceedingly good humor over the result Of
the DAYS work, was very felicitous in his
remarks Judge Sauaey and Col. Hill
also responded TO calls, and urged that
Lincoln stand BY her sons, and demand
that their ability and worth be recognized
in the District. Lincoln had been too
modest and had been neglected. The sng-
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a Card TO MY Friends.

Edll0T IalfTi0T journal
Anor a close and stubborn contest, have been
beaten for the nOmi nation for Circuit Clerk.
should have been proud TO carry your banner at
the August election, and cannot and do not affect
Indifference at the result. But have been iaiil y
aud honorably beaten. have Deen Justly. kindly
andgenerously treated by my compositions, and my
defeat has lei no heart-burnings behind II. For thu
treatment aud the liberal support received in the
recent canvass am deeply grateful. and sincere
ly hope .that no one who cast his vote for me on
saturday last will Gail to support Mr. Bailey by
his vote and inarenoe at the August election.
Rosnectniilv f. W. HIGGiNs.
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WISE Is a mocker, strong drink Is raging, aud
the man who l. deceived thereby Is not wise. Thea
look not upon the wine when IA Is ned, but 20 and
bay bottle Of "llromoline," the grcat Hood med
icine. II enres Dyspepsia, cleanss the blood, rg-
ulatcs the Liver and tones up the whole system
until the hody Is the slaooth running machinery
Il was Intended 10 be-. 10 not wait until your
health Is entirely broken by disease, bat geia hot
lc OF this and you will have reason 10 complain,
Brolnolne Is put up In a large bottle With diree-
lions on each inside wfapper Trial siae nee
Rsgular Sise VI. Ne have iaken The agency, Che
uasli Penny.
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The election is over and all Is quiet
again.
-"IIurrah for Higgins" il he is beat.
Tim, cheer up, old boy, we will give them
another trial when circumstances are more
favorable.
The farmers are in high spirits over
the fine rain that fell last Friday. The
corn crops are promising in this locality
and wheat was never better.
- Mr.. w. p. Nance lost his purse con-
tanning SAD and a solid gold ring worth
several dollars, at or near the voting place
at Turnersville. A liberal reward will be
paid for its return to the owner.
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REIIGfOfs.

H1sci"'"
- Elder &. N. King will preach at the
Christian Church, in Stanford. on next Sun.
day.
rev Mr, breek ~hl preach ~ 'he
PRESBYTERIAN church at u o'clock A. NJ
sunday
The BAPTIST state ASSOCIATION has adj
Jonrned to meet IN shelbyVi''e next year
on The 4'h THURSDAY IN May.
The Baptist Missionary Union raised
last year S5l4'sOo Tor Missionary purposes
-S3O,74s in excess Of the previous year
90 Deacon A. Allen. of Bryantsyille
asks us to announce that he will preach AT
Preachcrsyille next Sunday AZ n O'Clock.
- Francis Murphy il holding forth in
Wilmington. Del lie ouebt 10 rive nm
the business. II isa waste Of blue ribbon
Rev. DIR. NJ. Hiper will ccnduc, the
Quarterly Meeting here. and will preach
al IL O'Clock tomorrow and at the same
hour ON Sunday.
The Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN Assem-
bly, has Jus, closed pleasant session at.
Evansville. Ind TO meet, again on the 81
Thursday of Nav 1881.
The Fifty.second Animal Council Of
the Protestant Epi.copal Church Of the
Diocese of Kentucky convened at Christ
church Louisville. "Wednesday
- Two lI-blooded Indians. Rev. Allen
viii, .nI Nt;I,on r. r., a. T..
I;an r.r,;,,rv 40 doIoo.,a, o. ,ho con-
sr,I As..r,hIv ~ Tho so,,horn p,o.hv,o-
,;.0 ohn,oh no,, n ..,.;on :, ch..las,ou
sc
Rev. George o. Barnes is still holding
forth at Ashland with the usual grand re-
mlts. All the churches and hubble build.
ings being too ANAL for hi- audiences
which come from three States. he preach
es out in the Park.
The Northern Methodists ought to
give up the attempt to run newspapers and
publishing houses. Their organs at At
lanta- Ola. and New Orleans have SINK in
the last twelve wears a.. 73s. the total loss
on their three organs being 1914. 729.49.
The State Baptist Association at
Owensboro reelected Rev. Green Clay
Smith. Moderator. and Reys. G. T.. w.
Doblis and b. W. ID. SelIey, Secretaries;
Rev,. J. NJ Bruce. ]. NJ. sallee and W. p.
Bennett were on the Committee of Enroll
ment.
On Sunday next the Methodist Sunday
schools throughout the world will celebrate
the one hundredlh anniversary Of the es-
Enlistment of a Sunday school by Robert
Raikes, who was a native Of Gloucester,
and for many years n prominent editor
there.
The broadway bap'is' ehureh' LOUIS
VILE, have granted leave OF absence ioi
several months 10 Their pastor, Dr. bur
rows, for the purpose oil European trip
lie will start about the inst OF June, and
his pulpit will be supplied by DIR. j. l.
liideh, OF 6reenviiie, ;. T.
The Conference Of the Northern
Methodist Church refused by a vote Of 22s
to 1879 to have a colored Bishop. Those SC
called Christians are like the Republicans.
A negro is good enough to count and con
tribute but too ignorant 10 hold Office. The
whites must monopolize them.
The Presbyterian General Assembly,
in session at Charleston, =. C., in answer tc
an overture on the subject Of women preach
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CRAB ORCHARD, NY, May 70, lesV'
Ediior Iafcfior J0Eraals
Foutain r.. Bobbiu will speak at Frankfort,
Kentucky, Monday. June County Court dayl
and will divide time with any lawyer OF orator Ia
Kentueky, worthy Of his steel, but cannot oonde-
scend to war with insect Narriors--will not stain
his glorious spear IN their inslorious blood.
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No REiIEF.-Mr. J. @. Metcalfe, Master
Of Trains and General Train Dispatcher,
was here this week, and We tackled him in
regard to the present schedule, by which
no connection il made at Danville juno
ton, with the Southern Trains, although
there is but difference Of Eve or ten min
nles between them. lie said that the fault
vas entirely with the &. s. Il. X, since II
would have to wait but few moments on
the Ian. Its impossible. he said at present
for his road to pass trains at the Junction,
since there Is no side track there. The /.
4 n. hal changed its time to agree with
the G. $. x. r., but that road seemed op-
posed to the connection South.
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Plcaso send me your address aud will forward
10 you, rHEE, T. Butterick Cos catalogue, Illus
inlins all the new European and American fash
ions. Joseph Allen. 100, an Avenue, Louisville
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LEcruRE.-Mr. W. G. Mccormack re-.
quests us 10 announce that he will deliver
a number Of lectures at Mccormack
Church on "The Form Of Mans Knowl-
edge and the Foundation Of his Learning"
beginning next Sunday night and con.
tinuing each night until completed.
Everybody invited to attend.
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DAsvILLE Democrats have nominated
an excellent ticket for Town Trustees, and
We hope to see Il elected. The town
has suffered from Radical rule long enough,
and the Advocate. which knows II bet, Is
laboring earnestly and strongly TO effect
change in administrations on the 9Th Of
June.
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PRinARY ELncrIoS.-The result Of the
Primary Election Is given by precincts IN
the table elsewhere. Il will be seen that
very large vote wss pciled-iust one hun
dred aud one more than voted for Black
burn. Alcorn'- majority in the county Is
$40, and Bailey'-, for Circuit Clerk, 81.
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LEss AND Lrss.-we find from the A.
SCISSORS books. just completed, that the val
nation Of property in Lincoln Is 1907 PIG,
less by s7s,Gsl than last year. We are
afraid our Assessor Is much too easy. II
l. his duty to fix reasonable valuation on
property, but in some cases he dodges the
responsibility by putting il at what the
owner says and making a note on the mar
gin ofhis book; Supervisors ought to in
crease this
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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 l. LYLE.
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ATTENTION lloRsE MEN. Pole-Eyil
and Fistula cured for s.; also any horse
driven in harness or gated To the saddle
by Ed. Albright, Stanford, 2O-3m.
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AnsoLurELr nee from Morphia and other dan
gerous agents, DR.. Balls Baby syraP Is valued
most highly as a remedy Tor the disorders Of baby
hooA. Price only 2l cents hollle.
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TnAsKs.-President oldaeld 7. Moore
will accept our acknow ledgement Of an in
yiiaiion 10 attend the closing exercises Of
the Crab Orchard Literary society on the
night Of Jnne Sih
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soLDiERs.--Authori1ed by recent act
Of the Legislature, Gov. Blackburn will
order an encampment Of all the Kentucky
State Guards at Crab Orchard in July, for
the purpose Of drill and inspection. They
will he in camp two weeks, and will likely
be attended by the Memphis Guards,
which have been invited by Col. Lease
Shelby, Jr.. the proprietor.
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In LucK.-Our thands are due Mr.. J.
f. Farria Tor liberal supply of his excel
lent butter.
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TO PRISrERs,--A new pillow paper cutter
cor sale cheap Address w. r. Walton
Stanford, Ky.
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Two Coon RAINS have fallen since our
last, and the fields and crops have taken a
new lensc on life.
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SCHOOL CnuDRrS.-Judge J. NJ. Phil
ips, School Commissioner, informs Ne that
there are 1907 white children and ,i0i
colored children In the county between the
ages Of @ and 20. Thi. Is an increase Of
O. whites and 1852 blacks since last year.
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1r's A BoY.--As II to pay him for bis
disappointment in the Judicial race, the
wife Of Mr.. Jas. W. Alcorn presented him
on yesterday with a great big boy. lie
appreciates the gin all the more since Il is
the first Of the Kind in family Of Eve
children
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AwSixo. - The Farmer National Bank
has treated itself to a nice new awning,
adding thereby TO the appearance as we'll
NJ the comfort 81 the building.
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llAMs.-lfyou want something sweet and
nice &c, the Magnolia At Geo. y. wearen's.'
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Hay RAKEs at Owsley 4 Higgins. ES'
anime the ssl(-d,napiaq rake.
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local MATTERS.

McCoRMAcR's Mowers and Reapers at
Owsley a Higgins.
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CLArNS.-lIon. 7. B.Thompson, Jr., from
the Committee Of Claims, has reported IA
forably on the claims Of Col. silas Adams,
Of Liberty, and Joshua $. Dye, Of Kings
Mountain. The bill for the benefit OF the
Baptist church, at Crab Orchard. and an
other for Major John A. Morrison. Of Rus
sell, were read a first and second time
and ordered to be printed with the reports
accompanying them.
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ANOTHER TnAIN.-Thc G. :. u. r. will
hereafter run a Sunday train from Dan
willie to Cincinnati, leaving the former
place at $40 A. NJ, and returning by . r.
N. Earc two cent? ncr milo.
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CurrrSo.-Jamcs Cain and John lIarrf-,
couple Of lads not over fifteen years Of
age, were tried here yesterday On the charge
Of eating and wcunding wilkerson Singer,
another boy. Cain was acquitted and IIar-
ris held for further trial tomorrow. A
good switching might help the whole party.
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A FSE SrEEcn.--lIon. Cassius NJ. Clay
fllel his appointment here Friday, and
spoke for two hours to good audience.
His arraignment Of Grant was the strong
e-t we have ever heard, and rs he confined
himself to we'll authenticated facts Of the
most damaging character, IL was but a
fore,asie Of what We shall hear IL the third
iermer is nominated. lie gave some sound
reasons why Tilden should he again the
siandard-besrer Of the Democracy. aud
showed in an able manner that il was the
duty Of the party to nominate him.
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a CoScipENcE-A heavy rain storm,
accompanied by hail, came up last Mon
day At almost the same hour Of the fearful
hail storm just exactly year previous.
Fortunately the hail thi. time did no
damage.
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CUMBERLAND FALIs.-Mr. Soc Owens,
proprietor Of the Cumberland Falls, was
here, this week, and informed US that he
had added a number Of improvements
10 the place since last season, and ar
ranged for visitors to get there with but
nine miles Of hack travel. A new Station,
known as Cumberland Falls, has been es-
tablished, and from that point the hacks
will connect daily. A daily mail, a new Bow
ling Alley and band Of music are among
the improvement over last season. We
know from experience that il is delight
ful place TO spend the hot Summer days.
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TnE IMPROVED PATENT Boss CoFFEE
Por.-we have thoroughly tested the re-
recently Improved Patent "Boss" Coffee
Pot, q. NJ. Hay Il Co, Louisville, Sole
Agents and Manufacturers for Kentucky,
and find that all that Il is claimed for il is
true. II makes strong, red coffee in two
minutes without boiling; no egg is need
ed for clarifying, and big proportion Of
coffee is saved over the old way. Mr.. Hay
!. here now, and we would advise any one
who wants a good thing 10 secure territory
at once. For sale at Geo. ID. wearen's.
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Die Stimme Drs BERT. Bius TX,

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ter tatboli'den Srefe eine bsionbere Mfiis
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felbea IN Sersefenbeit seratben liesen.-
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