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CASEY COUSrY.
MiddiebHrO.

- The recent rains have given quite AZ
improved appearance to the growing crops
- Jim Lapsley, q color, killed a rattle
snake in his bureau drawer a short tint
since.
- Mrs. y. Tinsley had a fine COW to di'
last Sunday night, supposed to have beer
bitten by a snake.
- Newton Rogers, who started out Il
murder all the Democrats a few weeks ago
aud was 40 severely wounded by Newton
Ross, has recovered from his wounds and
has been adindged lunatic, aud Is nov
confined in the Liberty Jail until he can
be sent To an Asylum.
-NEw CuRE FoR CoRSs.-A short time
ago Mr.. A. G.. Hall, after retiring 10 rest
was aroused frsm sleep by singing -en-
.aiion in one Of his toes. Upon inyestiga-
ton he had been bitten by a eopper-head
snake Immediately ON a corn. Mr.. Hall
has recovered from the bite, but II KILLED
the corn.
- PERsoSAL-Mr G. l.. Holmes Is in
Cincinnati this week replenishing his stock
Of goods Several delegates from this
place are In attendance AT the Baptist As.
ISOLATION AT Somerset. Mr.. n. II. Mean
inch and family aitrns,d the Fair al Dan.
vile. Miss Pelle jenkins Is visiting Misi
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NOTES or cURRKxT EvENTs

They are shipping ice from Norwe-
gian ports to this country.
- A fire in San Francisco destroyed
S1j0,00O worth Of property
b. The Democratic majority in Alabama
il now said to be over 10000.
Ole Bull, the world.renowned violin
~, died in Bergen, Norway, on the 18th.
90 The President will start to California
on the Goth, and he absent six or eight
weeks.
Two hundred and thirty zone Demo-
cratic speeches were made in Indiana last
Saturday.
81 Miss Adelaide Nelson, the well-known
actress, famous for her beauty, died sud
denly in Paris, France, Sunday
- Forty-dye young women took the
black veil in the Convent Of Notre Dame,
near Baltimore on Saturday last.
- Major General Bryan Grimes, Of the
Confederate Army, while driving near his
home in Pitt County, y. g., was shot dead
ny some unknown person.
- 4 600 pound elephant has been re-
ceiyed at the Cincinnati geological Gar.
dens. Her transportation from her place
Of nativity cost a little less than - 600.
- The Campbellsyille Ress has been
discontinued, and its Subscribers will re.
oeive the Lebanon Standard instead, Mr..
IIearne will go to another State to engage
in a newspaper enterprise.
80 The Tienserili says that as the excur.
SION train to High Bridge emerged from
the tunnel last Sunday, a Lexington Young
man was observed with his arm Ground a
Nicholasville young lady
- The knights Temrlar rriennial Con-
clave WAS the grandesl thing that Chicago
has ever had aud It was little too much
for the Lake City. The crowd was immense
and can hardly be estimated.
-- 4 man in Macon, Ga, has pair OF
bull.pups, one of which :. named Hancock
and the other Garfield. The Iiaaid men
tions il A. a significant fact that Hancock
gives Garfield thrashing daily.
-A white man refused 10 Ii with ne.
gro GA jury in Richmond, Va, bat he
changed his mind when the Judge gave
him a choice between keeping biz seat 90
going to Jail and paying line OF $3.50
- Ben. Johnson. the son OF Ex'Lieut.-
GOV. johnson, who Killed "fud" Wilson,
near Rard-town recently, has given him
.elf up 10 the authorities and had an ex-
aiming trial. lie Wa admitted 10 bail
Ia ths sum Of 81 900, which he gave.
- The Tennessee Democracy concluded
their work by nominating for Goyemor
lhe Hon. John y. Wright, Of Columbia.
The nomination i an excellent one, the
platform Il sound, and the vote ought 10
be the largest that Tennes.ee has ever
gives.
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POITTTCtI.

1t is astonishing how freely the Repnb
lican organs are charging the Republican
Administration with perpetrating census
frauds. lei.
The Hartford Herald thinks that NC
have too many political elections, aud thai
more offices ought to be filed at the same
time, and for the same term Of years
The Ohio Republican Committee re
Gently paid the advance in wages demand
ed by 10000 coal miners in that State, 81
a. to retain their votes for Garfield. A
prolonged strike was avoided, aud the op-
orators are content Courier Journal.
Every effort will be made by the Re-
publicans to secure Congressman this fall
Some Of the organs do not hesitate 10 say
that they must get control Of Congress,
even il Garfield has To slide. Jewell i
sending money into Georgia, Florida and
North Carolina for this purpose. Watch
them. Courier Journal
The Republican plan of campaign, as
ai'"o""0eu W wv o'sai Wv
o'oouy S'h', s'a"ue' 'he 'o","s'" PeoP'e,
aser. 't"' tue Sou'h i nere'' WASTE
contributes "o'h'ns !" 10 ih' support OF
'he Government i preparing 'o' ""o'ne'
1e"e"'o"i """ 70 e"a'ge ,''"' 'he 'e"s"7
OF '"e southern states mas oeen ia'S'neu-
an OF ""'eh statements nave h'H "''''e"
os'T lhe"' ana WIN NOT "'''"'
-- 'o'' W. w ARMSTRONG member Of 'he
penocr"ue Na''ona' 'on''l'''ee' says
ne latest i"'otH'''"" IRON Vh'o gives
assurances o'"n Amos, nnlleu herman sup
port Of '"neock ana r'nsliSh III Nor'herh
ONO fA'lieu'' uoV' Mueller, oil o'eV,-
iann' came ou' Tor iiahcocS ana L"giish IN
a speech made 10 ihe HERMAN hepuo'I'an
ldheral 'iuo :" 'h't Guy Oh ih"fsu"y i's''
Inc "eriii"hs VINO PpI""e" "ree'ey III
le'z VIII 90 solid iof Hancock ana Eng
l'-h am,
49, -, =,
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- Allour young men went 10 ihcl'anvillc
Fair, and ali Of them had their eyes injured
very badly by the lust The only wsv that
we can account for II !. that our pixies are
not very dusty just nov.
- Moore'- Spdne- have been well attend
ed this summer and new guests are expect.
I'll every day. The proprietor, Mr. Robert
Moore. expects 10 add to his building. this
Fall, and " IN have more room next season.
But he Is now prcrard To accommodate
twenty-five Or thirty, and will he until cold
weather.
~ The Casey County Agricultural As-o.
citation !. going to have another Fair At
Liberty this year. Preparations are nov
being made for L. and the stockholders are
determinedto make a succcs- IT H. The
time j. not set yet. but We understand that
Il will take place the frat week in sep,em-
Der. Every body l. invited TO come and
bring their friend- and acquaintance with
them.
fN~'NNNa ahi-- WIN AtNutN aht
brother, Of Lebanon. Miss Betiie Prewitt,
from the Rolling Fork, and Miss Prentice
Sprsgens, Of Lincoln, are visiting the family
Of Mr.. John Cahbell. Miss I.snra Cohey
has returned from half.wecks stay At
Moore'- Springs. Mise Emma Perkins has
been quite sick Tor the last few days. Mrs.
james \. Sapp l. very low with Malaria:
Fever Miss Fannie Powell has returned to
her home in Lincoln, after two week.
visit To Moores Springs.
3D. There has been Tor the lat tvu wcek.
psrty II gentlemcn and ladies from Lex
ington camping on the banks Of Green
River. near Roy's Mil They seem to be
having guod time. and like the Apostle
Paul, they say tha, they want to do ..
country people do while they are in the
country; but some Il our people who live
close to the camp say tina, they override the
thing little. tine Of our mountain boys
says that lex ington must be further back
in the mountains than Liberty.
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tlelyin's mill whistle at the old stand
makes things seem natural once more.
90 The proprietors Of our tobacco factory
talk OF extending their buildings. Success
TO them.
- For business enterprise and pcrSever-
ing goaheadativenesa, the citizens Of our
little town might he cmnlated by some Of
her more preientiogs neighbors.
- Mr.. J. II. Hilton, formerly Of this
place, late Of Mercer county, has spencd a
handsome stock Of family and fancy gro
ceries at the old woodward stand.
Our enterprising young merchant, J.
II. Albright, is progressing rapidly with
his brick Kiln, which will be a large one.
lie proposes TO burn brick here and .ell
them to the Stanfordites and Lancastrian.
and Others, cheaper than they can buy
them at home.
- Can il be that the l.. n y. Il. II. Go.
is growing lax in her attentions to the
safety Of her patrons? The abutmenis
under the bridge at this place were con-
demned two years ago, and the Npterial
shipped here tn rebuild them, but nothing
more has been done. IN the meantime,
the rocks that COMPOSE them an crumb.
ling away more and more.
- What the summer complaint Is to
children, one or two individuals here
.lo,,t. 49,. A.. al. ,.,n.u.u,.sfv frh.v Ia,
direct opposition to the expressed will Of
our people, as well az to the law, set up in
our midst grog shop, or, a. il proprie,ors
are pleased to dignity il, drugs" the stock
in trade consisting vi a iive-gallon key Of
green apple biain-spliiter and a bottle Of
pokeberry juice, with which the Aforesaid
stock in trade" was 'medicated Seeing
that We would get no protection fros our
county officials, We pelitioned the Iegisla-
ture aud secured the passage Of am Act in
cooperating our town and giving to our
"city dads" power to exclude the traffic in
any shape, and since that time We have
not been annoyed with il, though We hear
il rumored that in spite Of all our precau-
tions, AN effort will soon I've made 10 re-es-
tablish the concern. Our people fought II
desperately and successfully under all the
disadvantage before, and il any one dreams
that we viii dsi-t now, when we have
legitimate means Of protection in our
hands, he will awake to find himself i'm
mensely deceived
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~ Mr.. Hiram X. Fish, u Fountain
Head, sumner county, Tennessee. arrived
here Last Saturday on o visit IN his father,
Judge John VI. Fish. lie was accompa.
MED by his mother, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mr.. W. II. Spradlin. Mr.
Fish. who l. engaged in the drug and gem
cral mercantile business At Fountain Head
says that he has large patronage and Il
making money. Since the nomination ol
Hancock and English al Cincinnati he has
been unable to find q single man in sum
ncr county who will not support the Dem
ocraiic ticket.
-PERsoNAL-Mis- May Adams has
returned to Paint Lick, where she is A.
tending school. Dr.. $. W. Grant, Of Ian
caster. was here Wednesday Mr.. Willis
Adams. Jr., and wife. after spending .
week with relatives, have gone home. VI
y. Brinkley left for Louisville Wednes
day. DR.. W. p. Mckee is attending Cir
cult Court in Laurel county. H. H.
Brinkley, Of Pulaski county, was in town
this week. Mr. W. c. Mullins, Of Pin,
nhi, ha- accepted position ~ the sion
Of J. II. Otter at this place. billie
makes a good clerk Our telegraph oper'
a'or, James Mare'' ge's up some new''
locals every week 'or 'he LONDON ram
insr.
var circuit Court having h"''hea Us
laoors' aolonr"e" last SATURDAY evening
Inc "ra"u jury 'e'"'"en ABOUT ~ '"u'c''
men.'' mos''y "f m'sue"'e'horS' 'h'
'ma''eS' ""m"er 'h'' h"' 'een 'e'''n'u w
Any ''""u 'u'y '"' !e"'s' ,"'' u"'e" W
'nn''' " D. r''"' ~ ''' N''i'"e i,'Sn"s''
''o"' w" '"'''"s *" y" '"'"''" y"
,o'"s SUI wa WV, h""e'''' wv" '"us'
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We took in Chicago. Jas 7. Craig, Of
your town, ]. visiting his sister, Mr.. X
W. Lllird VIM. Miller, of your town,
has been here for several days taking dep.
ositions in road case. Young Mr.. Har'
rison, Of Iebanon, son Of Attorney Bur-
Harrison, 8. visiting friends here. Col
Sam Burdett, Of Mt. Vernon, came down
SUNDAY and returned Monday. George
Mason, John X. Faulkner and T. J.. Hui
man are running the Clerks office this
week. Miss blanche Cockrill. n Liberty,
l. visiting Dr.. +. q. Young this week.
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81 There was frost in the interior Of New
York last SUNDAY night. Tender veseia-
ton was KILLED, ard growing crops Of corn
and buckwheat we're somewhat injured A
light snow fell in Ulster county.
-- The European travel from New York
this season shows an increase over the sea.
son Of 1879 Of about 20 PER cent. There
are thirteen separate lines Of steam ships
sailing from that port, which have carried
since The season opened lo,iq6 cabin pas.
sengers
The whisky made by VIM. Tarr n Co f,
Of the Ashland Distillery. near this city.
will yield a revenue to the government Of
nearly 100000 per annum. Il is one Of
the largest in the State, and u kept more
uniformity At work than any II them
Lexington Press.
DR.. Tanner now confines himself 10
three meals day, a. his intense craving
ssur fJod has ceased. I, T. stated that Ne
eats much less now than the majority Of
men in good health, and seems to be natu-
rally light eater. lie Is making arrange
ments for lecturine tour
49, Below j. the postal business for the
last year. All Of the matter originated in
this country
letter. .........-.~.......-...... se'ta, SO
Postal 's'''' -'"''''' ~
80 "' ee,,-,cs,
Magn.ia-. to subscriber. and news ae,s sss72.27d
Bcok', circulars and miscellaneous
PRIME" a'"''e, ''''''''''''' 1850 ~
Grand total ''..--'..-..-''.. .--.--. aneies,l2'
- Some one desiring to raise an excite
'nen', wrote TO the 'o~''ef'Jo"'H"i MONDAY
that ZION D. Proctor hno'' h'd been sho'
and MORALLY wounded That morning oy D.
VI. Lewis, at Mt washington IN b"iliu
county al OF which proves To be without
foundation ATT hnot Is al his home IN
Lebanon awe and ~ell' aud has not been al
MI Washington since last Friday.
hghl occurred IN Somerset sa'ur'
hsy' near 'he tents OF hon'nsons circus
between ieii"w named 'omos ana jim
whitehead anu 'ohn .smden' bo'h o'
The latter were wounded ny 'omos' VINO
hred nVe Shots ''ohi ms P's'o' ana 'hen ran
"hl'eheaos arm was oroSe" anu N"hueh
e..sN rns. IN Ia naaE nd ur.a in
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IL August, wheu every person BEL. languid AMI
dcbilstci, person cannot ~ ioo careful Of his
health. We would adsi-c every SEEKER after
health who Is ircuhlei With summsr Complaint.
Biliousne-s, Constipation, DysPepsia. etc. d
go 10 the undersigned set dollar bottle Of pr
Marshalls Brouollne and if.'a past experience %,
ers claim ior IT, All other blood medicine. TAIL ID
hold out when In contest With Rromoliue
Health Is a cheap loou at any price. and Bromo
line will give you health. Try n. Trial boillc'
tree Regular size 81. sold by Chenault A fenny
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FIGURING Mill and Distillery
Location For Sale.

Utrrn roH SAN. rniN AftlN, Nv
~tcsu iiuuflng NH, Situated ncat tianinfd, W.
the StanNufd ant liustunsills iufnpihe f"ai an'
known ~ the hunalo MN said NIL j. W. Nsh
running order, win two runs Of t-lpri huifa' ~
wthef oNh ~ The ncvcasaty Improved mac hine''
The engine y ~ No inches, rut.i ~ nrr, - :
have lust had the cylinder re.nrci md The laiett
improvel packing put IN, nev throttle and ,lll.-
valves cumrleie also governor oi The lH,l pat
tern, and art Glass new sheet tom 'himne,
boiler a inches Wy ~ fsct the water Hffanfrmrnts
are complete, having on the Haneuct infriiaiofi
the host boiler ecief w ihefr y about Aefes
II Land ou With sali AM u situated win eniu p
iurfahlenwclling and al ncfc,safy euthniiilnFain-
Guiding spaif " Stock Scales No. rsfdrni (.
niee bot u young sheet ifult tree. AC said MN
u In the midst oi the ttfmiua lands and u veil "
rated and easily arranged iof merchant vetti
which n Of ~ iaai taturra, aud y SUPPLIED ~
~ the list srfinTs w centn keutucty, ahafd.
lng an abundance ~ water al The year round ani
of supeFiof quality M matinr siean % disiline
purI4~rs " lslnr very cold and clear. u y IN
aouhtedly one Of the lest Situations ior psillrfy
Of any rapaety, In the state. vii ~ aid prop
efty ~ ilTether OF will take out The houfinf ma
ohlnety and leave such ~ viii suit ~ difilliinf
pu-v-ra " aa.lsaai- 4 aill aall Al a har1ain aud
\ = payments 10 suit puftha-er Can fise s.flsit'
tory rrssons iof srlling tnencumbcfsd titie igf
hrther particulars call on tho unicrairnel ~ a.
dres. me- Al staniord, Incoln ~ -
fl--fl WV. NtAteu.
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lowing greatly re-
duced prices:
s22 90 SUITS ATs5@
20 90 SUITS AT II 90.
Is 90 SUITS AT 10 90.
10 90 SUITS AT ~ 90.
II 90 SUITS AT II 25.
~ so SUITS At 10 90.
10 90 SUITS AT s 90.
s 90 SUITS AT 6 90.
: 90 SUITS AT s 90.
8 10 SUITS AT 3 90.
, 80 SUITS AT ? 25.
3 90 HATS AT 4 30.
4 90 HATS AT 3 90.
. 30 HATS AT ? IS.
3 90 HATS At ? 25.
2 so HATS AT 10.
? 90 HATS AT / so.
l 30 HATS AT l 90.
/ 90 HATS AT "a.
IS HATS AT 80.
81 90 BOOTS AT 81 90.
o 90 BOOTS AT 4 90.
800 BOOTS AT 3 80,
400 BOOTS AT ? so.
500 SHOES AT 4 90.
400 SHOES AT 3 90.
3 80 SHOES AT ? 80.
? 80 SHOES AT ? 90.
200 SHOES Ar I25.
81 40 LADIES SHOES AT 81 Oh.
3 80 LADIES' SHOES AT 2 Is.
3 90 LADIES' SHOES AT 2 90.
2 90 LADIES SHOES AT I 80.
80 LADIES SHOES AT 90.
Ten Dozen Pairs Mems &
Boys Winter Boots at less
than cost.
Fifteen Suits Mems Win
ter Underwear at less than
wholesale prices to-day.
One hundred 0vercOats at
special bargains.
We will sell, also. our stock
Of Furniture, including two
beautiful Chandeliers, one
handsome Mirror, &c.
Store Room for Rent.
Respectfully,
GEO. II. BRUCE Il co. !
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WV ADVERTISEMENTS.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS 4!
MISS KATE. a. IrI.AI~

win couinencs her schcol nor Boys, n the resi.
dence Of her hther, n hisin, near sisnfard on
Monday. Sepi euihef 9Th. i>~0 Tuitinn lfr ssssiau
Of 20 wceks, $50 and s.i pr scholar.
Stanfgd, August 18Th, 1850. lui-2tl
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y. IL.
WARREN & SON,
II. q. STORE.
Fruit Jars
Fruit Jars !!
Fruit Jars y!
We have a good stock of
Jars, of all kinds
and sizes.
Also have in Summer goods:
Ice-Cream Froezors, Wa
ter-Coolers. Fly-Traps.
Grain Shovels.
Pitchforks. &c.
Remember, we keep hrst-elass stock
Of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Sugars, coifees. Molass-
Is, Coal Oil, Tea.
Rice. &c.
In Fancy Groceries, wo have Can.
nod Goods of ovory description.
Choose. Macoaroni. Spices.
Extracts OF all kinds.
We also keeps Large and Complete stock
Of China, Glass and QueenswMe,
LAMPS and 0himneys.
Aiso.a good assortment OF finware. Hard
ware. Tobaoeos. Cigars. Notions.
and. In fact. every thing nsn-
ally kept In a arst-elass
noase Of tho
Kind.
Ne viii aim. at all times, 20 he able TO lsmsh 10
10 all Who may need lhe'a, ~iih BACON, Lard pc-
taioss, Batter, Esgs,Se. weask an parties
having an, of ihe lasi u-nsd arlisles 10
elite call on Us 1eiore iisloalng oi
same slsew hsr, AMI NJ psomi,s
topaz The highesi iaaIlei
prioe Therefor In
Ooods
Give as a Call when ga assd Of aay-
thing IN oar h.ss.
- NJ. wAHala> a. SON.
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NEW FIRM I!

Having purchased the stock aud gaod-wiil OF 4,
n. Davis, aud reilenishei the stock With great
variety Of
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TnE census Of / $50 shows that 1867
600 persons in little New England
could not read or write The census
~ 1880 will undoubtedly show a much
worse condition OF affairs. What an
army Of illiterates
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New Goods,

We invite tho public geneIally 10 give Us a irial
and Nc Iroiniss them god bargains and the h'si
go0sls.
, 1880-01-28

Although the west ofIrelafd may be the
chief scene of suffering, it is clear that in
other places, too, there is more than ordina.
ry distress. The Dublin local authorities
have been forced to consider the condition
of the Dublin poor and the need for relax
ing in some degree the terms of relief under
the poor laws. Work has been scarce in
Dublin, there has been a good deal of dis
ease, and there has been a very marked
influx from the provinces. The question
has accordingly been raised whether out
door relief might not be given more freely
than usual. Strong as the reasons are in
favour of such a course Just now, there is
on the other side, the experience OF 1o47,
when the experiment was actually tried.
Able-bodied men left their work in order
thus to qualify themselves as recipients OF
outdoor relief. The greater the bounty OF
the Government of the day and OF the loca!
authorities, the greater was the demand
made upon them. The evil grew and IN
creased under the attempted cure, and was
reduced only when free outdoor relief ceased,
and when the numbers on the relief lists
were brought down by a sudden change of
nlan from 90, 900 to 5000. There is some
difference of opinion among the Dublin
Guardians as to what it would be wise to
do now. The local Government Board
however. is not willing to allow them any
present option in the matter. h work
houses must first be filed, and when that
has been done, and not sooner, the question
will properly arise as to a more Liberal sys'
tenn of outdoor rellet.-Itmes.
, 1880-01-28

course, was that Prussia would the,
assist them and it was SO serious,
that Prince Czartoryski, the head Of
the Polish people, was consulted in
Paris. He at once rejected the pro-
posal, and ever since, Prussia has
aided Russia in depressing Poland.
The story is important, because, in the
event of war occurring between Ger
many and Russia. Prince Bismarck
would be compelled to call on Poland,
and would be terribly hampered if
the Poles and the Russians contrived
to come to an agreement,-always q
possibility, in spite of all that has
passed. The Poles feel strongly that
Germany can destroy their national
life-a task which both Russia and
Austria have failed to perform
Spectator.