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8irllmoud DlspattIl,
sATURDAY...".........JULY 3, 1880

ss-T THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
I LAR6eR THAN THE COMBINED CIR0IJ.
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERs or THE CITY.
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iF YUY WANT PpRR CREAM for your sundays
dinner 20 to H. w. MoEsTA's. 100 east Main street
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II YOU WANT GOOD CREAM for your dinner
Fourth Of July 10 TO II. W. MoKsrNS, 100 east
NInt
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CLOTHING.
DRY GOODS.

ZINE CORDED MUSLIN, only G4c. per
Il ward;
ward; . ,> -, o,,,o .
BareSins in TORCHON LACES, of which we have
q complete line; .. -
Gee onr TNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, linen bOsOms
and cuffs at 6Oc. worth 5 .
AK for tbe "MOVABLE BUSK CORSET"-can
be worn with or without busk;
Our HAMBURG EDGlNGS are the cheapest In the
An elegant assortment Of LAWNS at all prices;
VICTORIA LAWN at I21Sc. worth l6Sc. perry d.
An extra quality BRITISH HALFH0SE, embrod-
cred at soc. fully worth 50c.;
SHETL AND sHAWLS at S5c.;
0nr g AIJZE UNDERSHIRTS at 25c. are the best.
LINEN DRILLS - bottom pr -. PARASOLS
AZ cost. AT LEWIS HI y & SONS.
No. GIL Broad street.
Orders by mail promptly filled. lie l9-eod
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WOOD AND GOAL.

GUNNER PRICES FOR ALL SIZES OF
- ANTHRACITE, CUMBERLAND, SPLINT,
GLOVER HILL. kUTTALBURG, and SOFT
COKE; PINE and OAK WOOD from $500 10
4.b0 per cord. delivered. Call and De convinced;
YOU can do better than elsewhere. Orders by tee-
phone or otherwise promptly 6Hed from elther
offce--70s Broad, opposite Theatre, or lOe5 CRY
street. je l9l T.. III. PAOE,
GOAL SOLD BY WEIGHT.-I have In
~ my yard. Twenty-hrst street between MAIN
and Franklin, 1000 tons ANTHRACITE COAL,
All sizes aud best quality and will be sold for cash
az cheap as can be bought. PINE and OAK WOOD
sold from $3.50 10 ~ 90 per cord. Branch yaro,
r.. T.. MURPHY,
de st-eod No. TweDty-1rst street
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HoRsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE
-. ,.,,.u.ustA ASn NERyOlSNESS

from ozurR "LocAL" SEE rOrRrH rAGE.l
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FRUIT.PACKING AND CANNING.
NJ o L Z E.
TO FRUIT. GROWERS AND TRUCKERS.
Having established

Having established
cANNING-FACTORY AND PACklNG-HOusE
in the city OF Richmond IN the large snu "en-
aa.n,ed buildings on Wall street between Franklin
nd BROAD streets, adjoining PembertoD's tobacco
factory (entrsnce or Franklin street,, VIII be pre-
pared on and after JULY 1sT 10 receive all
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
that may be offered In good and suitable conntion
for canning. Fair CASH PRICES VIII be rAd for
arm riDe sound goods. None but ffst.ciLss goods
sse wanted or viii be received for the new WOOD
VILE" brand OF canned goods, .
Apply Al factory. JOhN u. ilAFie.
GnoReE FLANK. Manager, ee-im
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ey- OUR MOURNING GOODS DE-
PARTMENT Is sgaiu complete-TAMlSE, AUS
ITALIAN CREPE. CASHMERE, DOUBLE and
TREBLE CREPE. HANDKERCHIETs,a aud JEW
FrpY ItvsI LEVY BROTHERS.
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T AT AND BELOW COST
ID. & L. MITTELDORFER
527 BROAD STREET.

Intending TO make change In our business, W
Offer our entire stock Of DRY GOODS, NOTION S
SC, &c, at and below cost. This is no humbug
but positive facts. Give us a call and be convince
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
IL sHIP.-The firm of MILLER 4 NIlloLAs'
VHoLKsALE AND RETAIL LIQUORS. Is DIS
solved bv the death OF Mr.. THOMAS II. NlCliO-
LAS The affairs Of the firm will be closed up by
The surviving partner. All persons having clalms
against the frm will present them for payment !;
those Indebted are requested 10 settle up their "c
ronnts nromntly Y. Miller,
Surviving partner OF Miller Nicholas'
No Is north Fourteenth street, Richmond
Thanking the patrons OF the late firm Of MILLER
& NICHOLAS for Their patronage beg leave 20 "a.
form them that shall continue the Who'll ESALE
AND RETAIL LIQUOR BUSINESS a. me oa
stand, No. 13 north Fourteenth street, RlcDnionu'
Va, where shall be glad 10 serve them as hereto
fore. Tty I-eod3il +. MILLER.
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BUNTINGsl BUNTINGs!

BUNTINGs! BUNTlNGS!
All-wool BJINTINGS, the best goods, at 20c.;
BLACK CAsHMEREs, BLACK TAMIsr, BLACK
ALPACA, BLACK SILKS;
DRESS GOODS al a great sacrifice.
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DISsOLUTIONs OF CO.PARTNERsHIP AND
New FIRMS.-The firm OF James VI. Taylor
Il Son has been dissolved by the death OF
the senior partner. The business will be
continued at the old stand by the surviving
partuer, Hr. II. Seldom Taylor.
The firm Of uiller & Nicholas 10 dissolved
by the death Of The junior partner. The
business will in future be conducted by
Mr.. +. Miller at No. 13 north Fourteenth
street.
The co.partnership heretofore existing
between Goodman d Myers, IN this city and
at Savannah, Ga, is dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. A. B. Goodman continues
business on his own account in Richmond,
and Mr. Lee Roy Myers at Savannah.
Otway s. Allen and Charles q. Shaier
have formed a co-partnershlp under the
firm.name Of Allen & Sbaier for the con-
ducting OF brokerage ana general pro-
duce commission business on 5hockoe Slip.
All the above gentlemen are too well
known 10 the citizens Of Richmond to need
commentator. Messrs. Allen Il Shafer are
young men who are making their first mer-
camille venture. II is hoped that their sue
cess will be all their merits call for and de-
serve.
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ptcuNoyp AND lLLEGHANY RAILROAD Co,
CHIEF fNGINEER'S OFFICE,

HICllMOND AND FILEtsIIANl f.NIFh7tU NVssI
CuEF tNGINEKR'S OFFICE,
No. 1104 MAIN SHEET.
RiCuMoNp, VA, Jane z, 1854 }
C,EALED PROPOSALS VIII be received
- a. hi. once until ~ O'Clock MONDAY tho
l2t6 Of July, 1850, for the GRADUATION i,,l NM
MASONRY between buchanan ahd we 'sossn a'''. ~,
Maldsn's AdyentuTe dalG and Cedar tolnt' nse
mites. -. - LII IA ssr-
b'a ~ Major ,,eorse McKtndrrs, clsisioU sn-
Sineer gneaanan. aud 10y MsJsr =. NJ BOLTON, aivis'
lou engineer, Richmond. Az BIDS snoala NC e"'
dor,ed Proposals. 4" on outside sf envelope.
te 2i-eoild X. II. TEMPLE, ch@f sasiheer.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY:
PRINCES. BUTTONS. RIBBONS, LACES,
CORsETS. HAMBURGS. HOSIERY, GLOVES,
GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY. &C. jy
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g-lF YOU WANT BARGAINS call

~ If YOU WANT BARGAINS call
atHUTZLER BROTHERS, where they are
CLOSING OUT THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
M25 per cent below cost They are
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, AND MEAN NO
HUNBUG.
They are giving the
GREATEST BARGAINS IN THE CITY.
In fact the goods are much less 25 per cent? than
the wholesale cash cost
Can and convince yourself Remember, No. 525
BnoAp STREET. HUTZLER BROTHERS.
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LAWNS! LAWNS!
$50 pieces LAWNS al half their value.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will De received nsli ne
11tt JI'IY for furHishlng The tRp>S-Tffr Tor
me Richmond and AheShany railroad between bu-
ehen,n md mouth II North river. Delivery 0a Tue
nuc pr,erred but bids wil De cOosidered tor dsis-
ery On any part OF the james RIVER eahai OF IDe
North river canal, n such points sac rpcctsu toVus
a. o06 cross.ies are required, ana must al. be de-
~, rel before Oeioher / 1850.
Specifications can be had ~ the Engtseer's once,
p"' '"'''' II. ~. TEMPLE.
"a ,ao4.eod,d chief Ensin'er.
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SCTOOL BOARD.

Messrs. A. II. Courtney, First district
Robert W. Powers, second district; ,. l.
Moore, Third district, were nominated as
members OF the School Board, and elected.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Mr.. ElIyson presented resolution deslg'
mating the rank OF the several justices,
which after Amendments was agreed TO.
Adjourned.
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WHITE GOODS!
LINEN DE DACCA. LINEN DE INDIE NIDIO-
RIA LAWNS. STRIPED and Ii L ID
NAIN>OOkS;
SWISS MVsLIAS from &c. per yard up.
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January l3. 1872.
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fEntered at the Post-Onice at Richmond. Va, ar
second-class matter.I
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PRINTS ~ ; ana G4c. Per yard;
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONS at panl
prices.
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PROPOSALS..

prcuMoNp NSp ALLEGHAsY RAILROAD Cos
CuIEF ENGiNEER's OfFi.E.
No. | IOI MAIN sTNEhI.
RICHMOND, VA, June -, 1850. J
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MATTINGs. CARPETS, AND OIL-CLOTHS
MATTINGs at 10. l6, ls, 20, %, and 24c.;
OIL.CLOTHs for floors at and &c.;
CARPETS AT great bargains.
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COHEN
BROTHERS.
COHEN |
BROTHERS.l
COHEN
BROTHERS.
COHEN
BROTHERS..
COHEN /.
BROTHERS.
COHEN
BROTHERS,.
COHEN /
BROTHERS
COHEN
BROTHERS.l
COHEN
BROTHERS. I
COHEN |
BROTHERS
COHEN |
BROTHERS.
COHEN |
BROTHERS.
COHEN
pPCTUrRS
COHEN
BROTHERS.
COHEN
BPOTHERS.l
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PARAsOLs! PARAsOLs:
PARAsOLs 10 be tlOsel out regardless # cost.
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LACES! LACEsl
TORCHON. CLUNY, SMYRNA, RUSSIAN
ITALIAN. VALENCIENNES,L LANGUEDOC
from lOc per dozen 10 the finest made.
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LTScoLS COUNTY.


- Stock men attend Soc Owens has 30
acres good grass land for rent.
The Hanging Fork got on special
high last week. Cisterns, cellars and dow
CT pits got pretty full also.
= Price Cooper, one Of "the Nations
wards" was arrested On Monday night,
charged with drunk and disorderly con-
duct. lie was tried before Squire Hook
CT on Tuesday and fined SIS.
j. W. Allen shipped a carload Of
cattle and hogs on Saturday, and on Tues
day carload Of cattle, designed for the
Eastern market. lie sold in Danyile ON
Monday 80 head Of feeders, averaging
! ,i52 lbs, at si5 per head also % long
yearlings, and 8 heifers, at about , cents.
AR. Allen reports large supply on com
mon cattle on the market on that day, and
prices lower than usual.
- One Of our young gentlemen proeur-
ed a vehicle few nights since and, togeth-
er with friend, drove ont to visit some
young ladies. They stayel so late that
on attempting to leave they found the
anlez frozen fast in the hubs, and the
wheels refused to rotate. Sometime to-
ward morning they came in, ingloriously
riding the horse, having left the carriage
at the gate Of the paier faalias. Don't know
their names but one called the other
"Thompsie."
- MIR s. Sprintz, OF the Falls CITY Opti-
cal Institute, handed me the other day a
time.stained copy of The Boston Gazette and
County Journal, dated Monday, March ~,
1873, and printed by Edes and Gill. Il is
aquaint old quarto, having page Of letter
press Of three columns, and measuring
lixsl inches. Ii is printed in the old
style, the letter IS" resembling "f' and
each noun beginning with capital, and is
bordered with broad, black lines in token
Of mourning for Saml. Gray, Saml. Nave
rick, James Caldwell and Crispus Attacks,
slain in the Boston riots during the oocu-
patton Of the city by the British troops
under Gen. Gage. Four collins decorated
with deaths head and cross.bones, and
bearing the initials Of the tenants are dis.
played. About the same time Billy viii
liams handed me a copy Of the first nun-
Der Of daily paper published in Lead
vile Coll In 1880. What a wonderful
and eventful drama has been enacted in
this teeming interval Of 40 years. But |
will resist the temptation to enter on the
theme. must give you an extract, how
ever, partly to show that our fathers we're,
like ourselves, a wrangling race, they yet
had really a spice Of patriotism, not the
selfish spread-eagle, fustian thing Of our
huslings and legislative assemblies; but a
true, aelfabnegating and earnest zeal for
the public welfare In their composition,
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PERsONAL.

Ma Tho. p Rsrcs, Of Ls,-nsn, vaa her
this week
-NlIA. ErE-. Of Niddlseurr. "a, to ,ss u
wednesday.
-MA ASB LrsAu, Of Louis,lns. are dsltiai
Eld =. n. Kins.
Mas. JASERo !. the gue,, other dsugh
ter. Mrs. N. G. sannoy
Mss W. n. MILLEn is visiting her sister in
las, Ma pr. Pettus, Of Lancaster.
MEssns s. a MrEHs, W. n. Miller and :. ~
naughman werc In Frankfort this week
Misses AsSA Csaie and sue Helm have ron,
to visit Nn A. W. Lillard. IN Lancaster.
l. q hia HsLua ArrHHsoS ofwalsuua College
Il siek al her sisters. Mn. }. NJ. PHILLIPS.
Mss r. n BaOSAuou. Of Crab Orchard Is 4
guest Of Mr.. Dr.. g. W. nrunaugh a. the Nycrs
House.
- Miss MoLLiE naoEAuou and Mrs G. G. Cole
man. Of Harrc.isbafE. are visiting friends in mi,
vicinity.
-orH Old hlend. NJ. II. q. German has becu
sppointei road-mhsisr o. the Middle Division O.
thee. s RI
NEws has reached us that Mr. Ja. ~. Way,
formerly Of this county has been stricken down
With paralysis Al bis home 10 Darlington. IN.
Ms AND Ma & c. CRoogE were passenger.
On Tuesdays train returning ffcni their bridal
tour, which etiended through ~ the principal
elites u the souihcrn STATES snd of Cuba.
90 "a. ASpHKw sKAHaHNr vii accept our ac-
acknowledgement Of an Invitation 10 the commence
ment cxefriscs Of the Louisville Mclicsl COLLEGE.
which takes place At Library Hall on the 25ih.
-NEAHLy I'll Of the visiting ladies len this
week. Mis- Matte Bronston has returned 10
Richmond, Mis- larsis Iee 10 Dansille, and Misses
Mamie Hyde and Aunls Walker have gnno b Louis
viis. arsoapmnisi BY Nm 5. &. Traeheart
ruis vcehs Roll on uonor u .. ioIoss W.
c. Grinsiead. farksvillo, o. }. Crow WIN. Gooch .
%. W. Gentry. y. NJ Coaey, Jas CROW, wiz n.
Hoc her, stsnisFd Dr.. W. a. Daley, Paris, Texas
G. q. Helld. Psint Lick Miss Alvi "a nsllori, Ham
ici, ill., by Miss sallie DcBord W. b, land,
noonviile, Col. by ,. T. Land Mrs. Sim Cook,
Danviile. A. r. Rickcts, Pine Hiili A. 4. Lewis,
urtana, Ills. by Jas. Dudderar c. y. walla MD
dlehurs. Mra Mary H. Given, nustonville, by
Rev. }. A. Bogle; Mrs. r. W. Thunaond, Cayerna,
Ky; W. A. CoGey. Mckinney station, D. D. Mo
Neil, Lebanon Junction; ,. 4. Campbell, clay
4
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- Seeing nothing in the columns Of your
very interesting paper from this point, and
believing il worthy Of representation, I'VE
select the following from "our" news basket
- Preaching at Double Springs next
Saturday and Sunday, by Rev. VIM. Tay-
lor. 70 our shame and sorrow the Sab,
bath School at this place Is doud Breth.
rem where are our interests and aims Will
you help
- Mr.. Mcliargue had a valuable mare
TO drop dead one evening last week Mr..
Hunley Gooeh had one to shuttle of the
beastly coil about the same time. Mr..
Robert Wheeler also has one which he ex-
poets to "drag or" Disease unknown.
II gentleman whose name We have
not learned was here last week making ar.
Engagements with Mr.. W. II. caldwell for
locating spoke factory at Waynesburg
Station, half mile west Of town. Hickory
timber and slaves are as good as gold' in
this community Just now.
A terrific storm passed through this
locality last Thursday night, blowing
down some barns and unroohng few dwell.
ings, and playing havoc with fencing that
CHANGED to he in its course. Waters have
been higher in this section during the lat,
rains than for many years past.
Mr.. J. n. Green cut his foot very bad
ly one day last week Mrs. Louisa Web
Der is suffering very badly from neuralgia
...... Mr.. VIM. +. Perkins ia confined to his
bed with fever......S. q. Gooch has just re-
turned from Cincinnati, whittier he has
been laying in his stock Of early Spring
goods. lie has secured the services Of w
X. Gooch, ST., as salesman......G. +
Aksr leaves to morrow Tuesday with
Goochs Gallery for Highland, where he
will catch shadows for few days
- On Wednesday night last the steam
saw mill and corn and Touring water mill
belonging to Jas. Anderson, four miles east
Of this place was totally destroyed by FIRE
The mill contained a quantity Of grain
which was also consumed. The night Of
the burning Mr.. J. n. Brown-"land
agent'-with an migrant party stayed
with Mr.. Anderson and made arrangements
for taking his farms and mills at fair
price, the cash to he paid the following
morning, but alas when morning came all
was lost, except the farm and its buildings
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nOILECOTNTI


Only oue case or "onucc blossom.
/ Wm. Sander. 20 Miss Martha M sInkhom.
- The interesting meeting conducted by
Rev j. NJ Evans, a. tho First Presbyterian
church, closed on Sunday nigm with IL
additions.
The lndica of The Southern Methodist
church have prepared a supper ai James
Hall for the nigh. of the 10Th Friday,
Immediately after the EXERCISE 90 the
church
- Ahram King, an upright and thrifty
darkic, died in this city on the morning
Of the 18th, leaving a considerable estate,
which was bequeathed to his wife, Caro-
line, and at her death his house and lot are
TO be given 10 the colored Christian church
Of Danville.
On the 18Th, Shelby City, the town
that, according to Mr.. Howell, Is founded
on prejudice and composed Of unwhole-
some people, was disturbed by a melee Of
grand national oaths and demon ierations."
John Covert owes the Police Court s.,
John Lay g and cost, and George Covert
has not yet been settled with
Court day brought to town an i'm
mense crowd and plenty Of oattle-about
1000 head On account Of the crowded
market, sales were slow, the best grades
bringing from to 4 cents. Plug horses
sold at from $40 TO $50. None or very
few sales Of mules. Auctioneers report the
day extremely dull for February.
- A social and literary entertainment
will he held by the ladies Of the Second
Presbyterian church, at DE- Beatiy's resi-
dence, on Thursday, 10Th inst, from : till
II, m On this account Dr. Hays lee
ture, advertised Tor the same evening, has
been postponed until Thursday night, the
26th inst.
On the 10th day Of February, 1880, in
Stanford, KY, ut the tavern known now as
the Myers House, Judge Foniaine r.
Fox was married to Miss Elia J. Hinton,
and on the 10th inst, being the iiieth an b
niyersary, they celebrated their Golden
Wedding by a family reunion at their
home near Danvlle. II isa rare privilege
accorded to this estimable couple to have
lived together throughout half a century Of
white and dumb durption, and now to sit
down at the family table with but one va
cant chair.
go Personalities Jennie and Mary
Hannah Todd, Of Frankfort, were hand
somely entertained at Mrs. G. c. Young's
on Tuesday night, and Miss Bull at Mrs
VanWinkle's on Monday night. The
critical illness Of Mrs. X. l.. Salter has
been reported. Mr.. Salter, now in Geor-
gia, has been telegraphed for.~. WHERE
TO FIND THEN.-Miss Eliza Quigley at
DIR. Monroe's; Miss Nellie Morton and
Miss Hartwell, Of Louisville, at Mrs. John
c. Youne's; Miss Boswell, Miss Sharpe,
and Miss Sarah West, Of Lexington, at
Mrs. Charles II. Lucas Miss Bull, Of
Frankfort, at Mn. Van Wrinkles, and the
Misses Todd and Miss Graft at Mrs. c. c.
Noung's
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GARRARD COUNTY.



80 The question OF rebuilding our burnt
district is in agitation.
Several theatrical and minstrel troupes
are advertised for this place.
- The Public School will reopen on
Monday, Mr. W. d. Marksbury, Principal.
- Miss Pattie Beazley is visiting friends
here. Mr.. Geo. II. Bruce was in our city
on Thursday.
90 Captain Jack Adams didn't cut his
throat at Brenham, Texas. Il was anoth-
er Jack Adams.
Three Of oar white citizens stole away
early Monday morning with their families,
thereby creating a mystery and worlds
wonder among the neighbors.
The creeks and rivers about US are
swoolen frightfully and much damage has
been done by the waters. The Danyille
coach has had TO take the Herring pike
on account Of demolished bridges.
90 General Landram has been appointed
a delegate 10 the Mexican War Reunion
at Frankfort ON Monday next. There were
originally sevenly-eight men Of the Gar
rard Volunteer Company. A number Of
them still survive.
Circuit Court d disposing Of the
Commonwealth cases, with the usual ne.
currenoe Of fines and wOrk-house among
the verdiots. The town looks alive with
corners and goers, and nearly every day
sees stock ON the square under the auction.
GERS hammer.
Mr.. James Herring returned from
Richmond, Mo-, bringing three children Of
his deceased brother o. Z, Herring. DR..
II. Q. Herring takes the eldest boy. II Is
believed at Richmond that Mr.. Herring
was murdered for a large sum Of money
which he vas supposed 10 have on his
person, and that his house Was fired by the
murderers. The affair Is at best tragioal.
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LANp. srocK ANp CRoP.

"A lot OF hemp sold this week % Lex
ingion at 81 per cwt.
A distillery in Fayette bought coo
barrels Of corn, this week, at s225 deliv-
cred.
- Bean a Scott sold 20 mules in Tex
ington Monday TO Alfred a Burgess, at
about sli5 per head.
A farm Of 800 acres Of land on the
Richmond pike, nine miles from Lexing-
ton, sold this week for 49, 900, little over
S62 80 per acre.
j. II. Woodford, Of Bourbon county,
sold to $. W. Duncan. Of johnson county,
Indiana, a number of select Cotswold ewes
at $40 per head.
90 Kentucky l. credited with $4,000
bor-e., 1850 mules, 2j7 200 milk COWS,
$4,000 oxen and other cattle, 100000
sheep, and l,s60,5OO hogs.
d. J. Phillips bought in the Smiths
Grove neighborhood seventeen head heavy
mules for the Eastern market, paying an
average Of SEQ Bowling Green lntelli-
gencer.
-- Something like carbunole fever or
blsck.leg is prevailing among the cattle in
some portions Of the coGnty, and several
have died A. II. symson has lost four or
Eve head.-[Clark Democrat.
-GEoRGETowN CouRT DAY.-Five or
six hundred cattle offered, but many I'M
sold. Prices ranged from y to A cents per
pound. One hundred mules were sold at
s65 to Sis Horses $40 to sllO.
go LOUISVILLE. - The cattle market Is
dull and prices are lower by a Of a cent
on all grNles. The figures run now from
81 2j for the lowest grades to 81 so for
extra shipping stock. Hogs are higher and
prices run from 81 to 50 50 Tor common to
~ 40 Cor choice. Sheep--Exira a to sc,
common - to cents.
-- About three weeks ago a eve belong
ing TO John c. Tucker, gave birth to
lamb, and in just is days from the birth
Of the first, she gave birth to another
Both lambs are living and all right. $. +.
n A. G. Cowan have IS ewes that have IA
thhurs NhAy W AhAH hoh'tA hAfc ANA Nv
ing lambs. Who can beat ihis.-l Extract
from our Halls Gap Letter.
-DASvLLE COURT DAY,-About 1000
cattle on the market from the best Dur
ham 10 the meanest scrub, and | think
the lowest February market we have had
since have been attending the Court.
The best stock sold at 81 to 4 cts per To-;
common, 50 to 1925; scrub to p cents.
Some aged broke mules on market, selling
at $40 TO sl35. sold one extra 3-yr-old
mare mule for s154.25. Plug horses sold
at from $40 to $50 per head. IL I. Bush.
a. w. Afford shipped this week to his
partner, ]. d. swope, at Talladega. Ala, a
carload Of mules, for which he paid on an
average Of $50 per head. He also bought
last Monday 6 head Of mules at prices
ranging from s75 TO sos per head. Mr..
Afford has shipped from this point to the
South this season 800 head Of mules, and
we are glad 10 know that he has received
remunentive prices for them. Mr.. Afford
Is one Of the most useful men in this vi
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