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1sNs4plOns IN I3uR{tRckA.

Htf1tH Fffe isFfke.
business Ia business, nnh nothing cleo. This
fnct IL rocognzuh IN I'LL lts strength ~ Two t}1-
trttGrs, eatll Ut whom hus insured tho othura
lttt In good rlpl.d sum. Whun 4 star!s out for
Il wctk'a trip II accompanies hllh tu thu depot
md sucs hIli, ult with tho rotilark;
II shail iiiu in 4uily hopos of learning lhat
YOU hnS0 been killed III u slaas.up. aila II my.
thtny hhppulla tn me yuu vii DN racAltcsl by tel
cxeltl. Tra 1a, 0lil tellnW-oc As gtrcEess ~
ynu ean, for yuu know how buddy need thas
$4)DOG."
4 fuw tlays nRo when n was taken suddenly Ill
4 WIS suiAiuulIed fruni Toledo by telegraph, Iu
arrtved OIL tho tirst lrha aud rushed t0 Us house
n1ld askou OF hiB vito;
Wild ho tlIe tiSyY" ......
"Dte, why hos 60 much bcttor that hos sitting
up." $50
buy iutu MI old established house In Yotp,lO and
n lion gets we'll hell knOHk my prtspects sky
hin, i tlos0 nf arsenic ny lnlBtuke. would yul. II
my pArtnership{e
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nessrs, swarm TO befort Notary l'nblic, tho
Notnry's scut 10 he ntttsrtl bv tho nearest
Consul Of tho Gerli,aii Empire"
THE UNION ARMY.
How II WINS Composed.
4 i~a,, - - mi N.ftrt TnSt rn,p9


The Adjntant.t;cneral' Office nj Washing
to,, llas recently Issued 4 statement Of tho
number Ut men calrll for by tho President III
tho Uni,c,l States, md tc number furnished
by uncl State md Territory nltl tho District
OF Columbia, frnnl April H. 1s,,t, to tn, .clnsc
of tho Wnr Of tho Rebellion. From this
statement We learn tint, untler tho GILL Of
April IT, ls'i. for II, 900 true months millttn.
tic Sta,es furnished 9l.slG. Under tho call
Of Mays, 1sbl tcnntirmnd by net approved
aug. 4. 1sGt), aul ntl,lcr acls Of July ~ alltl
aj, 1891, for N0, ,U,o tl,rcn years. mcu. 70o, ESQ
itell wcrn actually Furnished, Of WHOM, low
eyer, hnay GT.AS were three years. men,
while 15,cN7 mei werc furnished III May ant
juno, 1sb,, by SPECIAL authority, for three
sD, ,oo0 mon for threo years, ,isl.iG, welv f,,r-
tisi,et. Un!ler tho cull Of 4AAE.. !, 1stt..
were f.lrn!sl'eti: Under thg prcsltrnt's
Urller thu caIi OF Ocs. Il, 1861 {wllEcll cnl-
braces 1nrl ralscl By .lraft of ls4:). ind that
mt Fs. !, is'il for bdo goo men for tl!ree yelrs,
3l7,ose men were furnished, wllto n;.,2ss yald
communication, nAkinE sptnl VI :Ei,'lsO. un-
tier the ral uf Anrc! II, 1851. FOR oO, ,tA0 men
for tl1rW yeArs, s:H'l!5 inei, Wcre furnished,
awl ~; E''s lo;,i eon'tat' 'na;!ns total
1851. l1s.UW militia for l00 days were il,ls-
teretl tMtn service. Un.ser tho call vi July Is.
1a'i, for 5co,oOo men 3rclucetl by GxctSs Of
e eTss r On ypss p,SseS Sh's, M for s Se tW" f2s Fss
lor one ycnr, s.:sit' fnr two years, lSh0D fnr
| threr years. 70 fpr four ycnrst n.nt l..!S pn!h
communication, !1nksng t1int 1f .st'.4tl. Un-
for one. two, three, mid four ycarsx i5l,Ns,
| xerc furnished for one yrar. b,lt9 fnr two
years. ai.N,1 for three years. 3is for fnur YEARS,
alMl ,!CD paid communication, making u total ol
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Cases III Which They Are Not Entitled
10 tho Protection Of tho
United Stntes.
Hitherto Unpublished Letters from
Minister Baynrd Taylor on
the Subject.
Naturalization Not Recognized BY Germany unless
uranted Af1r at uninterrupted Residence
[ltre Of Five Tears.
Necessity Of Now Treaty with Germany
under lis Reeen! Consolidated
Government.

yeusbin nrt, translated frou tl,e Milwaukee
IIrr,,i', ,rI,,. ,n,,,nin t,v, intrrcstm0 lrt-
3ers % o. our iofer M',ster 9 u. ,,, ten
bcf'l''. haSafa iayiort o1l tMe suoJse!' "n'cn
have not nppearcd In English print bcfore.
TMy tl,row considerable light tl,on the dill
~ .,, ,.'sa.'',a H. It,,,s n,, ,,,n In.
III the performances oi Ills !lu'les a Is'o .,,.
1nense amount Of work brought hpol, the
American Legation at Berlin by nntaraltzet
of tl,a co,nn,,,,,cn,fnm soyx.
VI l' eo"''""'''''""'' s"s''
"TitE QUESTION
citizen Of German BIRTH, u l,c should
revisit his former home, l,ns BECOME
of imnnrtnncn In fila country ever
.,,,,a ", H. 'o w. 80 p,nn,, ,,,1 Irnu st,,o
1' 1ron hnnol,r @ , u hos s''u" ,'"" I n ,roner IN
ow, ncc,,,Inr stvit NM, ,nnnncr. '}rfnrn this
1,", ,,tt,o ,""s CHI ~, this snhisct Srcrctnrv
o o1' s,aie Sarcy o vi ,is tosetier s with Cant
Of America because Of tho Martin Koszta
nlrair, answered the question nf German
political fuRu,iyo Of ls4s, whether l,o would
protect lin III casc Of Ills arrest by tic
1'russlan authorities for his former political
SINS with M emphatic ie. j.,
but he would in such casc attempt 10 In
terccsle III Ills favor. When thnt fugitive
1os,,o ''o n,f',r tha ~ ,mu INV ,,f,,, ia :" ,oxv
ruaA" alt"'' u"' nun Wiz s,r LIZ ~. ~
face REPLIED Yes. TINT Is dl'terent tning
aHoEelifef. We Knew NJ tue tlh!e tnat ny
our Intervention We were ao.ng turkey iha; a.
your supposed casc wo wou'd ret into I'LL
pleasant 3es ts" roes with s snssa s.se s1r I'll ,e
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Of Dr. Ft,.iwaya old established Il. u. Il. tcs..
dies thnt, tho baso 4rh worthless tMltnt!ons nt
them, Az thore aru False HtaD!Scn,s, lstllrts.
md Pills. bv Bllrn uHh Hsk fur tnttways. n'ld zee
thut ttaa NUM- u iauwuy" u W Wtat YOU buJs
, 1880-12-25

danger ahead sigIlnIcl by cough ~ inverted
tske's Toothacle Drups euro lIl one Iuiuuts,
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CONNEMARA COLONISTS.

Of Their 1fntntehuMcc-A Brief GluiiCo
Mt tho Sensation Ahont rlte1r lx'rlva.
tloils, nn+l n Word About O'Hrfcn,
Hodges, and lG,ttcIllEA.
ST. PAEL Dec. 2i.--10 tho Editor Gf the
Ptonccr-l'rcss: So much has been snltt
nbnut the Conne,nara cotonlsis III big Stono
County tint, fron tho very rciteratlon Of the
subject IN the columns of tho Iionccr-Prcss,
| tlle public has BEEN mA1e to feel mn Interest
| In II, a,nl. vAiuilIg highly rs l do tho good
opinion Of tlla people of Minnesota, bug
leave to say n fcw words affecting my rela-
| tlons witt, these colorists.
Tho conclusion has no doubt forced itself
| upon the minds Ut your renders thnt wlsat-
| ever they hlny think Of the reports sent
| nlroad through tho country asserting Ercat
tlestltutton to exist In tic Connclnarn settle
lncnt, these reople are ut best an i'm
prov1dcnt nml worthless class Of citizens.
| ard 1t Is, perhaps, askcl how I wns Induced
| to bring such people 10 tho State. The fanli-
! lies that camo to us were not tho class we
| flnd bnrgnincl for. Dnth Father Nngent,
who betrayed their expenses to Boston.
| and myself, who Ind tho responsibility Of
| taking them from tho scashorc, had sul.-
posed that VIC would have ny objects Of our
selctlcencb Industrious sober, lMr,lworktlig
people, who, th0ugl, impoverished by tho
famine IN ireland, were still Of mola to
Make their w,,y successfully III tho world. II
MI; ,msttcsp mr. IN t',a wrst NJ ireianI wi,a,
fnther It'll Nnp..nt M reo,tested ms 10 sainct fn,nt
lies for the colonies sent ~ for thy; most
1nIrt .panpers, OF long standing, totally de-
iinoralizcsl ard UNNAMED by years Of suffer
il'g a,!d uIlaccMston,cd to provide for their
owl, wants. No 0nu WIS moro disappointed
tlaM l. wllei mftur sos weSks 9t o.. pa!t.i in
Ssa SSisaeu n WITH n,', tny h pFGegs a uontnIn @ t ~
rn',a TS hpfr, .'e ~ ,as ,.,,am % hnI ax,"cta,1
msT;e ;I ncisl'Il Il ,.., ,.. ...., ,,..,,
a1M -, ~ rnas ny aoo a,n,iuts y, t;,o
S,ate. % mil # Ind mGtirsl i tlleIr nr. Of charnr. @
% tcr. teir i axcty @ ' to worK Si a,i I Il indnpcnd
t!es, hn Rresinei lt no tal!s1es ~ III fi ,1,asa
gulLe to ~ ..,,n,;ns G ito Ate' oe'o" u II" ''eao
Sti. t!.l ,lpt allow ,nys@cf @ to e 10 s d1scoar M
agf.. ' ayoW sincerely lovetl i,e lacw co.
S: eoralIze n,xl H proSe't, It'd tar | cfeets Es
2l anlts ~ Of ts rass b, e nfgFtg
rien g nt1 ~ rn ~ essw Dps'o ~ ~" H. cn,,n,r
sGn " ae ngcsss!iy, ~, IN i'H ,,ni.i GoGi.a"aa i
% ~, tu III III ,, st,.rtt, 's,r -.
Mdnsirry, VAST was |,,nEnown, si' tidy cnul.i not bit
bs What fund them; sMd, M Indeed, Nv! w!lsn |
grs alot i1otsallu LINES Wnsse' IHell, toS
ifisn raec 10 bsleve thai wittl tli!o uisSp!ltiet
ny WosS[ stcclileis Gaa 10 easliY 1asailonea
tntn h1Dtest mnl1l'ool. ,, ~
My platl II Meaiu,E VIII Lno Gnnnenata la.
ing out exactly my rtKlllatla's-was: to sup.
ny tneM M iat te wiilter t w,t to llecessar,es
OF iate, alla @ ako w., tom pr1Yl,to tlesciye;s @ ';
mate object nt ~ my nctl0ns towards them
Wns to make them work aud become SELF
sppnr! wHy nass ses ,,dr 1elr %rryMi
ti'o busy harvest seilsoN n,u,ys@i tl.om lyi-
ttrGH hfOnlltl Llc ptNlIle4 fIu MI lnlS hNAGr
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'NAfAHn IASLoN'
r.s-Therc t. nnothsr thug st'o,la men r
1n, ro oee"@so Srrrs Sm rdsppy yroi,y n 3W t,'ous. H.
Is, Hmertea u aater ee " tho 9' WIZ of is,o.;sI. s.
elarctl s thcir intention 10 bccons citizens
he ele r. e gs o eGss; s n,S ss9 Dase " e
t'ss ia ss!H,nE tsIS Gsi''sss VII s
never intchtllE 10 vist aer,eM MR!!,, n1n wv
Gm e si'ptr ~ ehljre;, III uftcr sIou1 Yo.ir n,c,l,
oftn,, st,t,s Of wealthy fnnIcs, come cut,stnnily
y.ra n' IN % tho Ur|tei statcs viii e.6iu tl1cm to
come back here md lLvn. escaping military and
nth1r duties. In shnrt there hAs grown t3 lt Il
arxe c!sa M yaaSt yn,ao nsHoM ~ i . ns'cm!, 5a ni,
znms. recent easc, whicn Kuyo mo Il
Nrent tIpnl Of correspondence with tho
Standing e wrote !as t'o n!ost Insulting iet,yrs,
WIS 'lnA!iy terntialea ~ @ NJ rsHtv ~ yer
'%n ns'fytanes,, , Mmat 10 ,,, yi 1h,9k m Of taasf
-" .,,,.' u"" '.u ~ ,.,,,,'ns,.,,.,,.,, ,,,s
,uoa a5on ne u no eoorse aud ansSs S lot
tofs woh toow @ w sn sS ,usi,o ~ tis y
1 tx to Sn @ W' ~ ss, se@ wt H. rnan r,jca xnn is ~
,,rtss 3,srsras"pt"tnn is ,.l a,,d ai,,s Imt
I ' shali i'' TIL Hike no reilly to ,i,y attnck
nothing, except 10 keep lilo Suite
Department fu.iy Informed OF all TINT haprcns
nm tiot II tno ieast Icsreo sMtprsGu: naS
sW v 's msentsr xeay ocnsp ufru I| iey.. % My n'
natto dutiss srS elsar: sirIsily jei@!ns;i; @ VIA
atreteh them. " ."'.''-","-, "
Mt + m to ay n,o a itis sonSif 1s, sf sd re- ,o
;sys ! YAK = 81 ! xss y!sxa, Ss'nss
lnoy colnelae VIII my owl OF @ ,ht p" y
,S; rysrv s;crnan AmurIcum Il ieror,,iz.,l I'D ~.
iclal ii this Le9a,iol,. '' " ~
fruIr ,.ni,ra HtyAttI ri trlnIt
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FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for arty cents.
There Ia not remedial agent In this world tt'as
will talro Fover nnh Agne uni all ether Mnlnfl-
si fevcrs a t.ied ~ tAh% AYs rii.is, 10 % queEly
a. 8IlADWAY'H READY iELfEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER IiOTIlE.
, 1880-12-25

+ColoreA troops orHnflIHcd ut various stntEnns
In TIM StNtrs In rebellion; embracing NIL not
Rl'eclIlcatly urclttel to Stntcs, mil which Gatt-
not bg assigned.
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Obifu0rn.

BAlIS.-ln memory Of Arthur, son Of J. D. ani
Mary Basiln, who died August 9th, 1850
Arthur only II years Of age, and yet he was
in habits, little man Ne vas possessed OF rare
qualities, both Of head and heart. In disposition
lovely and oonddingi vigorous and aoqaisitiye
mind aud memory wonderfully tenacious Ar
thur was On Intense sufferer bat bore Il all patient
~. Now aud then he wquld cry out, In the lan-
guage Of the shunamites son, "Oh my head my
head +" lie vas rational all the time. lie desired
10 he buried In Mt Moriah Church-yard, where
his bfoihers and sisters could onen LOOK upon his
grave lie hade an goodbye, and caimly awaited
the summons, which came
ileiorc his heart had harmed
In aayWafdness 10 stray
Before his ltei hal ever tunnel
The dark aud downward way.
Brt ho sleeps Ia the Of Jcs,si ~ kni parents
broihers and sisiers, he Is watching and waiting
al the beautiful gate OF Heaven. ~ live and wak
that you may meet him there His iuneral was
preached by the writer, at Nj. Moriah Chur'h, 10
lar,e and weeping congregation.
go 10 fhy nj, fsir child
60 20 thy dfcamlsns lad.
Mhilf YET 80 sinilg, undecided,
With blssslnss on my head.
.. q. LiylSosI0s.
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RELIGIOUS.

The regular annual convention Of the
Christian church in Kentucky will be held
in Winchester, beginning August IL.
- Rev. George O. Barnes is still preach
ing in Mariinsburg, Elliott county, with
great success. Two hundred souls were
converted in ten days.
- Three fourths Of all the Baptist
churches in the country are in the South.
The membership Of this denomination in
the southern States l. I 100000.
-- Rev. Il. l.. McElroy, Of Missouri,
preached a very Tine sermon at the Presby-
terrain Church last Sunday. The congre-
cation is very much disappointed in not
procuring his services.
- The Southern Presbyterian church
has had in six years an increase of about
ifly-dve ministers, one hundred and thir-
ty-one churches, aud nearly thirteen thou
sand communicates.
- The Tate's Creek Association will
convene here the 3lst Of this month, and
continue in session three days. A pro-
tracted meeting will Immediately follow
it. Preaching by Rev. Green Clay smith.
- The Bishops Of the Methodist Epis.
eopal Church South, at recent meeting
at Chattanooga, selected nineteen clerical
and nineteen lay delegates from that
Church 10 attend the Ecumenical Council,
to he held in London in August, 1881.
-Elds. W. l.. Williams and }. q. Liy-
ingston are conducting protracted meet
ing at Halls Gap Church. Much interest
Il manifested, and there has been num-
her Of additions. The meeting viii con
tinue over Sunday, and Baptism will be
administered on Sunday evening.
- The Rev. Philip Krohne, d. d., pas
tor Of the Washington Avenue Methodist
Church, Of West Troy, n. A., Is in trouble.
The substance Of the scandal is that he
has, for some months past, kept a mistress
in that city, and was seen 10 visit the
house In which she was secluded three
times a week lie Is charged with other
peoadilloes, including the agency Of a
fraudulent go.d.mining company in South
America, In which he induced several cit
izens Of West Troy To invest their money.
DR., krohne stood high in The ministry,
and HE sudden GALL has shocked the com
munitY in which he lived and where BE-
was much admired
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Ma q. n MsHscustt h in ioulsvilie on bh.
Ines.
MHs 7. D. rvHpEF, Of Lancaster, va here On
"Wednesday.
-Ds. ). 7, Bouox. o., Wayne. Va. hero on husi-
uess ihis weck.
Ma II. p. carSns, Of csviasioa. called %
sc ns on Noaday.
%. II. wspptr, ~ Of someuci, vent up TO
NJ. vernon on Tassday's Train.
- Ma joE McKiSSHY. Of Louissilie. vas on q
visit to biz iathcr'a the hr,t Of the wect.
MIssEs ftoRA Asp MArIrE HAYS, OF Dan
willie, are the guests Il Miss Rcttic ncnnia
Ia. EsrEs and biz daughter, Miss Fiorcnce,
OF MiddIchurs, were In town last saturday.
- Miss JaSSIE RrcuASAS, Of Crab Orcharl, has
ieen ylsiuug In this neishhorhood this week.
Mas CnArNAs COLEMAN, Of Mercer, q visit
Ing her sister. Mn. q. e Helm, Of this county.
Ma. Mus HAS AND wtrE Of wesipoft, Mo,
arrived Tuesday on visit to their son, Mr.. A. l..
Hale.
srSAfoR JANn n. nncE aud ismlly were
ON yesterday iulu, hound ior crab Orchard
springs.
Mas, MoLLiE L. ISoRAN, Of Louisville, f.
visiting hsr inother, Mr.. Isaac iiamiioa. at the
junction
Missrs MArY IiAtt and Fannie Chhsman, Of
wayne and Mas lima Owens. OF Mckinney, arc
visiting At Dr. Cox.
Ma H. n FuaousoS, Of New orleans. who
has boen visiting al Mr.. Forcsius Reids, lcit ioT
Louisville on Monday.
Miss LErriF llELN, Of Lincoln county. l. WIS.,
Ting the family OF Mr. wm. Hooker, near this
place lsholby sentinel
Miss BHlLE CAsi, the attractive daughter OF
NJ John G. Cash, OF this county, returned Tues.
day from visit to Iiarrodshurg.
- Miss GEoaaIA pRoCroR returned home last
Friday, accompanied by Miss MARY Ow,lcy, who
will spend a short time With her.
Miss HELKS CuKSArLT, Of Louisville, aud
Mr.. Ahnsr cheuault, Of Husionyillc arrycl at
~. 4. n. Montgomery yesterday.
Ms. N. l.. LirscoNn aud family went to Hop
kins,ile on Wednesday, whore he has an interest
Ia the South Kentucky College and whcre he eN-
Iecis to he permanently located
Oun sunscainIas this week Mr.. suowaikcr,
Farmingion, Mo- 'pr. Thomas Bailey, Mays,ille.
Texas, ny John Bailey s.w. Gisens. shelby city
Hugh Barns Gilherts Geek; Miss Matte Faglc,
Lebanon; ~. J. q. Carpenter, Crab Orchard; Mu.
A. NJ. Ferrili. e. a. Albright, Jack Adams, IT,,
Miss Jasl Rsdd, MI Vernon, by Jack Adams, Jr.i
John Halley. J. N. Garter, lr, . NJ. Brown, McKin-
neyi Geo. r. Mcllohcrts, y. W. Gentry, Mrs. A.
A. Warren, A. H. Nandevecr 4. ". 2W. y. Var
non, Sta niordi j. s. Morrison, horchrad, KY }.
a. Aloorn. Mllledgeyills Charles \, story, Albany,
KY NJ, l.. Llpscomh, iIopklnsvillei A. c. Wood
son. Cane Valley, Ry.is $. n. Neaser, Engleman's
Mi'i; Geo. u. King, Crab Orchard Mrs q. &. over
street, }. 5. shaw, williamsiown, by o.. Crow.
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Carriage painting in all iis branches
Iirst-clae work guaranteed by John Mat
Son, Jacksonville
- Rain began 60 fall on the night Of the
the oh, and has continued with little in
Permission far 30 hours
-- Messrs. Allen n Doid aold 10 John q.
Carpenter 200 ewes at $3.50 per hcad; to
10 Avcritt $50 ewes al 1925.
Sam Williams, having heard the fourth
consecutive sermon on the "Prcdigal Son"
said the Thing was becoming monoionous,
and went away
- Mr.. David Cook and Miss Ida Major,
Of Plattsburg, No. are visiting at J. NJ.
Cooke Miss Ella Taylor, of Dnnnville,
and Miss Flora Joncs, n jamestown, are
with Miss Mamie Brown Miss Mary
Brown, Of Stanford, !. with the Misses
Twidwell and Mis- Iciiie Rochester, is
at J. q. McAlistcr's
-FALfs M A Fir.-On Monday even.
ing Major q. W. Drye, while sitting quiet
y at the door Of Peacock drug store. was
taken with spasms and fell heavily on the
pavement, his head striking with great
violence. The stunning blow, together
with the gush Of blood. seemed to relax
him, and. in the hands Of DR.. Alcorn, who
was called, he soon revived. lie il mp,
but considerably cut and bruised about the
head and face.
-- Letters from DR.. Brown report Cum
berland Falls rs populous and lively. The
crowd has been, until Monday, greater
than the rooms could accommodate, but
visitors have nov more space. by private
hand learn that the doctor has already
derived great benefit from his visit. am
informed lin strict con6dence) that he,
who on leaving, was scarcely able TO get
in and out Of his buggy, is nov one ofthe
most sgile and enduring dancers on the
floor.
- But few from this region seem to
attend the Danville fair Jesse Rifle has
taken in some very hne short horn stock.
Mr. Il. attended several cattle sales North
Of Kentucky River, where be made some
desirable additions 10 his former select
herd. lie is earnest and enterpri-iug. and
and is quietly doing a good work for West
ern Lincoln. Ills stock Is well worth in
spection. lie attended during bis absence
a banquet given a, Winchester to the
"Short-llorn Breeders Of America" and
attended by the stock-iancying celebriiiea
fsom all parts Of the country. There
seems to have been general regret that DR..
Tom Montgomery couldn't leave that
latest baby, and was consequently "mourn-
ell and missed"
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CUM BERLAND FALLS (!

WITH ANuMBER on ROOMS AND MANY
lmproy enenis added, am nov pa pared 10 aocoih-
ulolaie The puhsc 10 the hsst manner possible.
hound Ira ins ou the a. = n. X. al ihe cumberland
Fails station, nius niles nom the islls, ~ gVod
road, aud Round Trip iickeis, a. rduced rates, can
per day so pcr seek. Children and servants
half price. i2g-am soc. OWENS.
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Mn. g. w. Bonnrrr has taken the agency
for this county Of book entitled DEcoRuN,
which j. practical treatise on etiqnette
and dress. The book is compact and con-
iains all that is worth knowing on the sub
iect. II is particularly adapted to young
people, and careful reading Of II would
obviaie many mistakes aud enbarrass-
menis. Il is nicely bound and sold only
by subscription at the low price Of si.75.
Mr.. Bobbitt should have no difficulty in
finding ready sale for il.
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MARRIAGES.

go IIonns--SwEESEY. the | 9Th inst. =,
at the home Of the bride, Mr.. Napoleon d.
Hobbs to Miss Martha Sweeney.
- lIALE-GREES.-At the brides faith
ers, on the Sth inst, Mr.. John W. Hale
to Miss Mary Susan Green, both Of Lin
coin.
- DYEHousE-ADANs-At David Col
sens, in this county, ON the 10th inst, Mr..
James Dyehouse. Of Garrard, to Miss Ma.
~ Elizabeth Adams, Of Lincoln.
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MALISTER
E LYTLE'S.

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
,an save you money OH an aver
age purchase, we ask one and all
to call and examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
MCALISTER Il LYTLE.
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-Four hundred smooth wethers for sale
by Allen a Dodd, llustOnyille.
-Noties Is gissn that DR.. Tanner
needn't lecture here 10 explain hsw man
feels whsa starving. We generally know
how Il Is ourselves.
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ROCHCfSTIE.



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PHI, Sbi,.i
- PERsoNAL-M Willis Adams, Jr,
aud bride (aee Schooler) Of Paint Lick, ar
rived here Tuesday evening, and are the
guests Of the groon's parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Jack Adams. They are happy
young pair. May their welded life DE as
bright as the bride il now. Hon. George
Denny, Jr., Of Lancaster, is here attending
Court. lie is delighted with the West, as
seen by him in a recent trip, aud talks Of
emigrating in the near future. Mr.. Denny,
as Commonwealth Attorney, made one Of
Kentucky's best officers, and wherever he
may cast his let the people are sure to re-
ward him with a position Of honor. The
following visitors have been here during
the week I. J. Ballard, Big Hill; DIR. s.
W. Brown, Sam Ward, Paint Lick W. r.
Saunders. Crab Orchard. Cant. Hu.ley
s;nolo,or S.m p..oooL I,L, # II;.uin,
49, ''O'"' "o,"
49, fauhuS, 1cffy Long, Lancaster. NJ
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-08-13

WE'yE had another good rain, which
puts the early corn out of danger. The
prospect for Fall gra's Is now good,
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
MIR. CALVIN GRAyBEAL

VIII do an linds Of rainting anl Paper lianFing
in a. good Hi,lr and "a A. l9a pfises a. anY bod,
tall on o. adiIra- hiul Al Mekinnsy station ~,
u Sou
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-08-13

PREPAnE for school days. Misses gum
sandals only 81 cents. Geo. II. Bruce 4
Ia
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HAvINa SOLD our EsTABIlsnMlST wE
oh,r ior sale oar
COMPLETE STOCK
-Of--
MILLINERY AiPRIMEC COST.

Any Ieraon deslsing 10 enter into me husinsss,
% 10 lnanase llsT siost. can secare bargain ~
fllliuF On ~ AZ onCC.
Mss. sIsAN n. wARkES.
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