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LAKE PORTS.

Special pt.pateh 10 TIE Chicago rrtauns.
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PORT OF CHICAGO.

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prop pt'srt,4a.chc, C!cyp'Htil. .undriea.
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, 1880-06-22

: A dose Ia timo suTes ntn0 ut IiuIe's Honey Of
lInrehuEnd md VAF for coughs
Pixies ToUtluchu Drops cure In ono minute.
, 1880-06-22

Tho Congregational ministers at thelr meeting
took up tho consideration of tho Indebtedness
rostln9 upon tho Indiana Street Church. under
Whtrh tho rr0porty Is III dnnXor OK bpinS solt!,
with v!0W Ut MrravinY ut sotio method III meet
ing tho inlt: Tho Innttsr was oPonol by tho
sy y Wiit%an f ~ sSath
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UNI1,Y f.IlJrnCn.

At Al, adjourned meeting Of Unity Church
Society hold last evenfng In tho luotaro- room Ut
tho Church. tho following committee was aI,-
pointed to supply tho pulpit Ut tho church for
tho ensuing ycar: Or, L, tnRn1s. IL Il. Haywood,
noorge Z. Albums, John Wilkinson. and joel ID.
Harvey.
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:, 4 delightful shave Is possible only with tho
Cliticur,t Shaving Soup.
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1ltIbllss,

Tho Lords nf the Trcasllry have refused to
teu.l tho municipality nf Dublin moro money,
1t Alrcady owes over 4hNo,uU.
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Population Of ireland.
The Irish population at tho end of May wns
.:REshn, having lurh reduced lyatn during tho
Inst three months by emigration. This hrll.gs 1t
back nlfntst tO tho number Ut lSf ~
slliec which tlne 1t Inns continued to incrensc.
, 1880-06-22

Knowles 1uscct Powder Dun IL by fart tho best.
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thtcn3n. Huntington t. tat,,ncY Ttnt1,oad.
Fur Mapa. Guide. Itme-Tnblea Hleaplne.rnr
1cxS..s,tl,s. u the Company il Chcavn: h ciaT..
". Hfaha i'ActHc s!ue itrtnkn Hxpress OntcH fOn
indnna.av, Gfnnd Genital Depot: corner Ganai md
NadHuH+Hts. ton West Altu, ~ $3.50
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RAILROAD TInn~TAHLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAlXS,


fhten1n - Northwestern halfway.
For Mars. t&nhe-l1taks, Tima-Tnbles. SIeeptng-CH.
..ccomitnin,i"n*, re-. ,apr!J At nny OF thn following
tlr1nd l'acif,c Ifntnl, irtnEs Rxpsess cntco tor
n1rtaeust c.,rngr ltundo.ph nnd Htatc-stsj FntmoF
IlUttsc, ID Ennnl-as., and at thu detIyte '' ~
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fh4rasn. RarN Tafnnd Il En~san tsn1lr.,f
t1hces II Cark:sl shvFstlnn Houao, l'aiGIar Iiousn
9tnnd !'achc fi0lal+ md u Canal. CoTnGf Madison
, 1880-06-22

Fnr FUrxl trains Vtt nc.fnL,Icr 1t n fiort.sf
ro1mnn Hotel Ears nrn run thrnn1h. between CHI
Sscn ana Council HlittsA, and t'nlnr Attrnpr i
thnx ttty on Tho tratn leaving Chlen "a nj It'll: r. M
.Snnthor ~ nthor rnad fuht Pullman or any other form o
a-I3aPot c'rnnr Of Wells and Kinste-s -sts
bu8p0t c0rnar Of Eanhl and ktnilp.st4
, 1880-06-22

All Trims min yla Milwaukee, Tickets for 81 ranl
hhu MlnhEnIo!ls arc good either vIn Madison and
FEalre du Ghlcn. VI ria Ia Crosse and Wjn0ak,
Tltlnots t'rnt,-st ftnslr.tnj.
Depot foot vt Akest- nnh 1nUt or Txenty
Ticket ttce. III !tniidupt1.ss, near Cjafk tjr,nd
EncInt Hotel. nMt Iuu1ur Ituuso. ~
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Lake Ahore ~ Michigan EnutAern HALLWAY.
1iGkut HtlIcrS ut tetrlts Ynn urel-sL. huud 1T -
eAe vWesY scts'.Ia.kt 1 Garly .tlitrs''st. Ticket
A fsGEht s.cI utd1F ahprHlAn 1fuli4t, ntld llGkps
uiccs n TIM uE1nd tacdc lluts! aila Palmer llU.-
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Titfalltsr.H. FtncinnAtl - IT. louis Il. II.
tCtnc!HnAil Atr-l.lnt mud kukoMo l.lVa.
Depot, c0rnur VI Clinton n1 CntEull-#tA, Wux Ylia
, 1880-06-22

ssnnnII.y. nnII.y. in!,y ercart Sunday. e1)al!y, except
tltnnn eilE- -whnol sErenIie hrs and t'nsycnuer-
Gnaches between f.hicnen, Cou1ci HUNS On In Vt,
JG.srh Atchtsnn. Io,oka, and Kansas ifty. thron.h
M!tn.nt rsaMye lH.lnr Lnra. will liecltnnE Chairs.
lns-EaFs ntthclcl u I'LL tFaI1,s, " ~ -
Chicago. s1Iiwnufsrc r. At. Tnut JEns,,snv.
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the people, and questioned them closely
~ to their Utmost hearts desire" ..... The
First National Bank iillcd the vacancy in
it, Board caused by the resignation Of
Thos.r McRoberts by electing Chss. +.
Armstrong Of Perryville.....Andrcw Whit.
ley, Of Danville, Jol,a Guy Owslcy, Of
Chicago, and Henry Owslcy, Of woodiord
county, have gone to Texas on a tour for
inspection, TO be absent about month.
- ANusFNENrs-A very enjoyable i'm.
promtu liance was given by the college
boys, At the residence of Mrs. Anna X.
Blount, on Saturday night = The music,
furnished by rowing band Of Ministries,
was splendid, and many Of our staid and
sanity Young people became completely
demoralized and merriment ran high. ...
Two plays were presented to a good an.
dience by the Chsrade Club on Tuesday
night. A. amateur performers We have
never seen the members Of the club sur
passed Prof Geo. II. Pray gave a
sleight-of.hand performance at the Deaf
and Dumb Institute on Monday night, and
the same style Of entertainment on We'd
nesday nigh, at the Bell Seminary Chapel.
The Bell Ringers are advertised for
the 30ih friday.
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that persons other than female f. guilty Of
tho larceny Of goods and chattcls less than
$50 in value, or for stealing hog Of less
value than ~, hall receive thirty.nlne
lashca, we'll laid on bis naked hack, the
punishment to he in aicied by the isilcr,
with none present but the county officers
and such others ~ may he designated by
the iailer. The jury can, in H. discretion,
punish NJ is now provided for the larceny
Of less than $40 worth. The third section
is a. follows "If any person other than
female shall steal money, goods, or chattels
Of value les than $50, either from the
person or possession Of any one, or from
his house, without violence or putting
in fear, he shall be punished a. herein
provided for the punishment Of persons
guilty Of the larceny Of goods and chattels
Of value less than thirty dollars" Women
guilty Of the same oaenses are to be pun.
ished by confinement in the county Jail not
exceeding 60 days. The bill is to 20 into
effect August I, 1850.
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Some time back Uncle JET Popplc-
we'll took Wode into biz table, and great
was bic surprise 10 find thercat about $50
pounds Of Taric and 200 ditto II unihrrsh-
ed Ouns A fine bill Of fare, indeed.
--Somersct being without Marshal
all the "smsrt Alccks" can now come TO
town, get drunk and have a good time gen.
orally. Such was the case the first day u
our Court some street fights but no -
rious damage done.
A woman named Lay fell dead few
evenings ago while crossing the room. Dr.
Scott was called and made post morten.
A very large tumor was taken from the
womb, which was opened and found to
contain an infant In embryo
A party Of drunKth rough. created
some sensation on Main street last saiur.
day night about nine O'Clock, by the use Of
an over-poriion Of profane and obscene
language. Such things are very disgrace
ful, TO say the least Of them
AS one Of the results Of Leap-Ycar,
one Of our most bashful young men was
heard to say that he had his eyes set on
as pretty a young lady a. ever wore
"siarched clothes Bet shes whispered
something cot in that boys ear.
A Norwegian lady, whose name we
did not hear, nor could we spell II Il we
had heard Il, Is here. She i the widow Of
deceased Missionary, and gave some very
interesting passages and incidents in the
lives, customs and manners Of the Morse
men, both temporal anil spiritual.
The Cincinnati and Burnside Land
Company i preparing in a manner that
looks like business, 10 "huild a town" at
the Point. The P. o. will very soon be
re'esiabli-hed at that place, and certainly
they do mean something, a. turnpike
move towards Wayne county Is one Of the
frst items on the new programme.
A few days ago Mr.. Hatch discovered
that his engineer. Mr.. PadgetI, was getting
around little more bust-head and brewers
beer than would makeit altogether healthy
for himself and others. called the engi-
neer TO bOoks-setiled with him and he's
gone march,pg on. Mr.. Patterson, a clev-
er and sober looking gentleman, has been
employed to 81. the place for the present.
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eARR1RD coUSTr.


-,
n p''ue' VIZ SUI 'ss'"s
D'eu, =" ,"e $50 '"s'', .N'i' = no ~.
"" 'V y, .'''.s" ~ Ou, 0Ou"v' "ssa 80
- nv r,V''"e'.U "''e's - ''' '''"'
''''' ruu'Sn COMMITS , WIN s,e'' ,"'s,s-'
-, ~. Ds's.'s - ."~'r'e" NV ,v p'-'
80, - " "" '' v"
m. 500. -. =, a.. t.....,..
HI :" 70. -, NJ. s,.~,~."s
49, I,.,,.- -
r.- r. a.. -. All,
-, n" C-'-.I '...N :
~ -.
.;. =, - 4. -. - -,
III - - -. g., -
~. -. - "a !.
tent MeutA were SOLD 10 Jay tNNea-
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B0TLE COUNTY.
Daaeilie.

/
= Nelson Wingate, Of Boyle, was mar
ried at Nieholasville, on the 2lst inst, to
Miss Mary Il. Smith......M Married, at the
Clerks Office. last Monday, by Ed. ]. o.
McGinn, Mr.. Jas Phillips to Miss Eliza.
beth Francis Prewitt, all Of this county.
80 We are continually reminded Of the
great change to come in 81. and, though
many seem to have swallowed the Holy
Ghost, the world goes on as usual. Every
dog has his day. cats take the night, and
fools will consider the ground hog on
Monday.
In the Quarterly Court on Monday
last the case Of Portwood vs.. Joe A. Cohen
was decided in favor Of plaintiff. Cohen
had levied on a horse for debt, and was
sued on his bond. Like many geraAiuins
OF his class, Portwood had brother who
owned the horse.
80 Foriy-lhree head Of calves, thought to
be the finest lot in the county, we're sold by
J. w. Harlan for S2s so yer head Nv.
L. Caldwell shipped on Tuesday two more
car loads Of mules, making the eighth this
season, to his partner; Mr.. Henry Cohen,
nov in Columbus, Ga.
- Peter Burger, an old man about SO I
years Of age, died suddenly Of heart disease
In Shelby city, on the 10th inst, at the
Of J. X. Lay ...... Hardaway Mich
Dls died few days since in the Peniientia-
" at Frankfort, where he had been sent
Tor life for murder Of Ben Peach In this
,ounty.
-PERs0SAL.-Mr. Wash Easlland Is
luiie sick, and his recovery may be re-
Iarded as doubtful...... Ed. Jas. l.. Allen
8 also IN and unable 10 meet his appoint.
nents 10 preaeh......our Representative,
PAUL J. Doneghy, came home on Friday
light 10 see II he could do anything for
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ROCKCAsTLE COTyTr.



- Blank warrants executions. subpa.
mas, sale notices and every other form
used by Justice aud Clerks, for sale at low
figures at J. +. Vowers Job Printing OF.
fee.
- There is a gentleman, lawyer, in
our town who spells the favorite Dutch
dish "sower-crought." lie also spells moe
casins" with an 81" How are those for
high
Mr.. Jas. Harris and Miss Mollie Ia.
tum, Of Madison county. were married at
the Joplin House in this place last Thurs
day night, by Ed. Chas. KirtleY. They
had been lovers for long time, but the
lady's parents were opposed to the match,
Finally they babe defiance to the watch,
and flying to Mt. Vernon, procured the
necessary papers and were made one flesh.
May they be happy always.
-PERsoSAL.-Miss Helen Pearl, hand.
some young lady from London, has been
visiting relations and friends in this coun-
ty for several weeks...A. The town was again
filled Monday with attorneys and witnesses
in the Grove Kennedy trial. ..... Mrs. Har.
riet Dunn, Of Olatha, Kansas, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Judith Mccall, at Mt.
Guthrie......Judge Geo. W. Mcclure left
Wednesday morning for Frankfort.
Last Thursday night the prisoners
confined in the Jail at this place made
their escape shortly alter night-fall. Their
names and crimes we're as follows; WIN.
Cundia, indicted in two cases for murder
]. a. Hobbs, indicted for false pretenses
Sam. Swayne, awaiting Indictment for bur-
glary Ia two cases, aud VIM. Biley who
was serving out a sentence for carving
concealed weapons. They made their es-
cape by boring through the floor and then
through the earth at the up
per side Of the Jail. Swayne vas recap
ured Monday night near town by Willis
Adams, Jr., aud +. L. Thompson, and is
gain in durance vile.
Judge Samuel DeHAven, Of LaGrange.
Judge Of the 18th Judicial District, and
rho was commissioned by the Governor as
pecial Judge to try the case Of the Com
nonwealth vs. Grove C. Kennedy, In place
{ Judge Randall sworn of, arrived in
Dwn Saturday evening. He opened his I
curt Monday morning. The prosecution
aying announced "ready," defendant ask
! ill Tuesday morning TO respond, which
M
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SOrEs or CURRENT ETENrs.

The Maine farce Is ended at last.
Six months ago the stock Of the l.. n
\. r. r. was worth "a cents, now il l. up
to 81 2il.
A tremendous earthquake shook the
Island Of Cuba the night after Grant ar
rived there.
- Rev. Mr.. Hayden, charged with the
murder Of Mary stsnnard, was released on
5000 hail on the 26th.
- The steamer Charmer, with 2,lOO
bales Of cotton, was burned In Red River
on the 26th. Eight lives lost.
The Presi Dental preferences Of Re-
publicans in the Iowa House Of Represen.
tatives, by vote stands; Blaine 65; Grant
10.
The RePvdiationisis in the Virginia Leg.
islaiure are electing to the County Judge.
ships low.aung gamblers and others Of bad
rePute. Poor old Virginia.
The probability Is that the New York
delegation to the Chicago Convention will
be instructed to vote for Senator Conkling
ior 'he PRESIDENTIAL nomination.
Alfred Gambrel, one Of the murderers
Of Judge Burnett, goes to the penitentiary
Tor Iiie' the Court OF Appeals having az
hrmed the decision Of the Lower Court.
The House has voted down Judge
Bnckner's bill requiring National Banks
to Keep half OF their reserve in coin. The
vote stood IS for to l57 against the bill.
A hire in kits n Werne's jewelry
store, in Louisville, on the night Of 26th,
damaged the stock to the amount Of Si0,-
Voo' fixtures $4,000 and building 5000.
The Good 1enpias Adrocats was in
mourning last week on account Of the
death OF the wife Of its editor, 7. B. Dem
aree, who died in Harrodsburg last week.
The other day, at Cave Springs, Mo, Miss
Jemima Williams, the village belle, shot
and instantly killed her cousin, Leigh
Williams, because he pulled chair from
under her while she sat drawing.
"A special train, consisting of an en-
CINE, baggage car and sleeping coach, made
the trip from Chattanooga over the South
ern Railroad to Cincinnati, this week, in |
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LAND FOR SALE !

900 ACRES OF LAND lying on the Ohio River.
In Crittenden county, Ky. One tract OF 400 acres
opposite Hurricane Island, aud within sieht Of
Hurricane landing and Post-onsce, with hetwecn
500 and go acres. cleared aud In a high state Of
cultivation, and the balance heavily tiinhered
with the most valuable knds-a portion bottofu
and the whole we'll watored with an abundance oi
lasting springs. making this faua desirable for
sOck purposes, while II IL well adapted 10 the pro-
duciion Of any crop known TO the soil Of sout h.
western Kentucky. Upon this IL a large aud we'll
arranged twO-stOry brick dwelling OF nine rooms
eapacious celars, with all necessary Out-buildings
In good repair, With number Of tenant houses
we'll dlstribuied and suitable for dwellings should
les than the whole he desired. VIII sell ~
OF part. Price, go per acre. For particulars al.
dress, TOM. WALLACE
Hurricane, CTltteuden Co, ny.
THE OTHER TRACT consists OF $50 acres, I'M
mediately opposite CaFe-in-k0ck, H., upon which
IL a twO-stOry brick dwelling of six rooms, and
Necessary Out-bulldingA About 200 acres cleared,
aud $50 acres which has heen deadened for ) o. 10
years, greater portion Of which Is nov under con-
tract for clearing. All the above Described land Is
In the river bottom, while the remainder Of the
tract 10 upland. and richly timbered With the
most desirable grOwths. For particulars address
HANCOCK TAYLOR
Worthington, Jefferson Co, Ky.
=. ALSO si5 ACRES Of land, in Christian county, |
Ky; hnt nate tobacco and wheat land. tuO-thirls |
ilsared and The balance In coed timber Price, go
Der acre. Address TON. WALLACE,
si2-sm Hurricane criiienden CO., Ky.
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MILL PROPERTY for SALE

ONE-HALF INTEREST IN VALUABLE MILL
property consisting Of grst mill and circular
MILL situated on stone River, six miles from Muir
These mills new and hrst-class throughout, all
run BY vater-power lsli the year round.l one Of
the hest situations Tor mill In the south, lasting
vater-power, convenient 20 market and railroads.
Als0 one-half interest IN some well-inipFovci
land, good neighhors and everything that could b.
desired. Will sell the mills or exchange for rial
estate In Kentucky or Tennessee. Address,
tl2-u \. L. EWING, Louisville. Ky.
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LEGISLATOR WILLIAMS. the only
American citizen of>African scent in
the Ohio Legislature has a bill before
the body TO permit the marriage of
whites and blacks. As the majority
of the Assembly are Republicans.
they have it in their power now to
show whether they love the negro
well enough for their daughters and
widows 70 marry them.
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THE Advocate seriously doubts the
propriety of the re-enactment Of a
whipping-pOst bill, AMI this too in the
face Of all the facts that make it alb
sOlutely necessary. We very much
fear that our tender hearted brother,
who would go into commissions at the
sight of Il naked back and a CATO
nine-tails, will soon be raising doubts
about the divinity of the Savior Of
mankind.
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WINTER WILL COME !
IT NEVER FAILS.
READ & PROFIT THEREBY.

We are the first to pull down prices and the last
to put them up. We continue to reduce old fig
ures, while others are forced to cry an advance.
Our advantages i'm buying have been proven in
our selling. People all over the country will tes-
tif that originated the scale of low prices. Our
increasing trade has alarmed our competitors, and
our low prices have gladdened friends. WE
CONTINUE TO ORDER GOODS, AND, IN FUTURE, In
TEND TO DOUBLE OUR STOCK. A One-Price Cash
House is the only redemption for the people. We
charge no extra per cent to cover lost debts in
creditng This is an item to those who pay cash
and a warning to those who buy credit.
Our ClOthing--Latest styles, best goods. lowest
prices Our Boots and ShOes--Largest stock and
none cheaper i'm the world. Our Hats--Immense
Stock all new and nObby. Our Gents Furnishing
Ods---COmplete and desirable.
Over 500 samples of Foreign and Domestic
piece goods from Devlin X Co., New York. Will
take yonr measure 'and guarantee perfect-fitting
garments
Advertisers are numerous. but honest goods and
low prices are scarce.
We charge you nothing to examine, but prom
Use you money ifyOu buy.
GEO. H. BRUCE & co.
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rHE speech Of Senator Beck on
Bayards bill to take the legal tender
quality from the greenbaeks is mas
terly statement of the peoples side Of
the money question. Beck has an ex-
eeedingly level head, filled with logic
and no end of statistics, and he never
tails TO make a telling effort.
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MIS-. RoscoE CosKLSo evidently
does not believe il. She dinel with
Mn. sprAgue the other day, and the
two were Is lively and sweet As a pair
of kittens. This may assist the old
mans Presidential boom.
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WHISPERING is not allowed in COM
pany, but we are compelled to say in
the eaf of the Frankfort KeOmdn,
that il is doing itself injustice by con-
tinuing to publish the proclamation
offering a reward for Ansil Frederick,
six weeks after he has been lodged in
iail here.
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srANEoRD, KY.

New YoRK being considered essen
tial 10 the election Of a Democratic
President, and recert events having
shown that unless the breach in the
party there is healed, Tilden can not
carry the State, il seems only left that
a man be nominated upon whom the
whole party can unite and whose
name has ever been a signal Of victo'
ry there. We refer Of course to the
Hon. Horatio Seymour, man whose
devotion to Democracy is unquestion'
ed, and whose ability and popularity
is every where confessed. We have
from the first been an earnest support
or Of Mr.. Tilden, and still regard
him as one Of the greatest and purest
Of the tatesman Of the present day,
but he appears now as an impossible
ty, and the party had better seek
to harmonic the conflicting elements
IN its ranks than to nominate a man
against whom $4,000 alleged Demo
Gratis in his own State stand immovably
arraigned. We must elect and seat
the next President, but we will not
do so unless the utmost good sense
is used in the selection Of a candidate.
II makes no great difference who is the
nominee as far as the South is con-
cerned, for the Democrats will sup
port him cheerfully and unanimously,
but it is painfully evident that con-
SESSIONS will have to be made il We
wish the undivided support Of the
Northern Democrats.
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WV ADVERTISEMENT.
D1ssO1ut1On!.

THE FIRM OF MIDDLETON A McCORD HAS
been dissolved By mutual con sent, Mr. Middleton
retiring. Mr.. Leander McCord viii continue the
business At the old stand. al Kings Mountain, and
respectfully asks a continuance OF the liberal pa
tronage bestowed on the old Arm.
fl2-im MIDDLETON a McCOHD.