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THE ERIE RAILWAY.

1 now known as The NEW.YORK. LAKE ERIE aud
WESTERN RAILROAD ILA Arrangement OF traina taking
o =. m. Gncinnst and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
room Coaches o buffalo and suspension Bridge
sa m correcting with fast trains TO the West and South.
We.L Pulmans best Diawngroom Sleeping Coaches to
c7.gm Dmly, Pacific Express for the West. sleeping
ns and Chicago without changes also Hotel Dining
Z D. m. Emigrant train tor the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New York, for
and ~ midnight Saturday nights only sundays 8i6
lol0 m stops Rutherford only on sun,aye
~ lao. 8, 800 4i0 IlO. b39 $40. $50, 10 D. n
ana ~ j e4s 75c $40 TO- 1920 1880 m 2 noo,
1880 g. 10 p m, and u midnight sunfaya. O. $3.50 g;ib
io,2 NJ: Ia5 eS9 & z p No. & ana ~ ,.sD smdnsh6
midnight sundays, o. $780, lO2O a. LAS, ESQ., p. rn
aHa waI az WieE' F.5o A. m, 4Sopm.
burg and cornwall 1i5O. a. M S;3o 4;3Op Sun
fso ersoS sSI and ID Kingston m. $3.50 sundays $3.50
m;;osben g. 1850 o. 1920 $780, 3jo 43O p m sun.
dlyi lzyiaSleiowh i 80 o. 1890 M 800 4so p m sun
M train connect with NewYork aud oswego Midland RAT
rcsd 3D., ~ Jrys '750 o. 1920 n 430 g. D. m sundavs
eao i1.1n a m, q, $50 aud y. M
leaye Z3as S a spu Slter each
cses for passage and for apartments IN Drawing room
and sleeping Coaches can Ss oDssD s G I f nss M for The
nsnys 9fnces Nos .S9 4Ol or 967 broadway. " y; No
ton Brocsn In OF ss 81 !He Me-. sSs IN at 2j
'm i221N gNo soa ~ iA8s0r GEM Passr Agt NewYOrs
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
rans for Engewood Cioster Pieimont and Nyaok
euDas,s sa m and $50 p The liso .. M train viii
leave % minutes ster sa,Sa.y @ nisnts ono NJ ..on
'JN0. N. ABBOTT Gea1 passr Agt, New. YORK
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

The following are the exports of produce from the
port of New-York to foreign ports for the week
ending January and for the corresponding period
of previous years: -
1873. 1879. 1880.
the week S6,477,54f S442o475 s3.9O6OoS
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Leave YORK; foot Idbcry-st.. C. Z. H. OF y. J..
s:lJ mFOr Farmngtac Toms River. Bafnegat an1 IN
ttTmc1iate stations.
l;I5p.m-F0r River. Nineland, all stations 10 bJ
Side AND FOR ATLANTIC tIIH. ,
400 D. m-FOr Fauingdale' Toms taVeT BarnegaL IuCA
erfoyn r. Philadelphia
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16 THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; DEPOTs
IN PHILADELPHIA, IN NEw-YoRK.
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m at the annexed quotations:

In London British c0nsols declined g to 07sl6 Tor
both money ana account. United States per cents
were ls higher at 106Ss, the Others being un-
changed los at 110ld and As at 1868. Erie COM
mon stock declined from Al to 430s, and the pre-
ferIed from ~ to 71l2;, second consols were 4
higher at cole, the funded 5s being steadier at
S4l2 Illinois Central fell TO 103 and recovered TO
1882 and Pennsylvania fell to 52l2 and recovered
TO 5234, Reading declining 80 to 367s. Money in
days bills is 2 per cent or per cent below the
Bank OF England rate In Paris, French per
cents rose from S1.S2l2 to S1.S5.
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has declared
its ffty-frst dividend for the month Of December,
payable at the Office of Wells Fargo & Co. Janu-
AIRY Is. Transfers close January IS. The product
of the company for December was $l54,2S6 81.
The gross earnings of the following railroads ara
ran
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TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEw-YOBK ASD PHILADELPHIA.
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HOW SHE WON HIM OF,
h THE BRIDE OF CHARMING VALLEY.
the finest novels Of the published this day.
all booksellers and agents everywhere
Price 76 n ST. 25 in morocco cotn and
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
SOC Chestnutst, Philadelphia, Penn.
Copies sent, postpaid, TO any on receipt Of pnce
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5ieamboats ano Railroads.

STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
IN leave Pecksip daily sundays excepted) for
New Haven At 5 and ii p. n connecting with ROADS.
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
W VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE.
special limited tickets. steamers OLD COLONY ana
NEWPORT leave New-York daily. excepting Sundays
$3.50 from 11er 2s orlh River foot OF Murrayst Leave
BROOKLYN 4OO p. MI Jersey CITY 4.20 p m, via Amer
q TO BOSTON
% VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STONlNGION LINE.
Ths elegant steamers MASSACHU USE1'TS and RHODE
leave Pier s3 North River oor Of jay ST. at 4so
r. rn, daily. EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
spscs nstcsss limited tickets good only sr he trip for
ior 81.
ssterooms and tickets secured at Nos SG3 337 7s5 and
0lz Broadwsy, at Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue Hotels
1913 Washng Brooklyn. Tickets
aso sold all principal hotels and cketoces AMI At Offices
uf Wescott ExpressC Co
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers Electra Gaatea leave Pier 90 North River
foot OF WaTenrt daily except sundays VI in for
Providence direct FcEhva either taken atiowest rates
l.. W. FIiklSs ID. 5. BABCoCK,
Gen. Psss.Agent President
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NOpTUERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey

Trains for Engewood closer pieimoni and Nyaek
euDdsys GA. and $50 D. The llS0 y. m. train viii
lea ye 20 minutes ater Saturday nights.
snuet eprfng Valley and M0usey q BOO a. m $50 D. m
'JN0. N. ABBOTT 0ea1 Passr Agt, New. Yor K
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ITO RENT.-With board. in the large double
mansion $50 feet 'front.' 245 West l4thst magnificent
OF two three large other ami single rooms Tor
Oopfl
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nLD LEAD and TEA LEAD in any guam
" tty wanted for cash by - -
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Nem l)nbliraIlons.

NEW 1tHUlllulluUS.
nIARIES, 1880, all styles, Expense Books,
~ Daily Journals, Fstclass Stationery, Blank Books
FRANCIS & LOUrREL4
AS Maidenlane
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Roar0 an0 Rooms

| NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS.-With or
IN without board all the comforts OF u good home Rre
gas and cold water; references Address L. A. H.
| Tribune Office.
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Eau 6rilools.

VALE Law School Regular course, years
4 Graouate course 0or degree Of DC - vchfs
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1nslrnrflGn.

INSTRUCTION AND LABORATORY PRACTICES.
CLASSES IN QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS BEGI,
TUESDAY. JANUARY q; MORNING CLASS 10 TO Il
EVENING TO TO-
EToyn mr. ErET N ph n
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.25.s seller rs days iE.dlvdeud tsl buyer 20 days
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fTH-ST., $50 WEST-Elegant front room
II and hall second floor. suite single with
board also table board, - per week.
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BOYLE COUNTY.
Dauriife.


The Office Of the American Union Tel
egraph Go. has been removed to the Idro-
rate building. J.P. Gray, operator.
License to we'd was granted on the
18th to Lee 5. Wade and Sallie X. Gray;
to Walter Fitzgerald and Stella Cox-all
Of Boyle.
WIN. Reinicke, Of 10 uisville, G. z. Of
the /. o. o. f., was in Danville this week,
and exempli6ed the simpliiied secret work
ing the Order, to go into effect with the
new year.
-"Rocks Ahead" is the subject Of lee
ture to be delivered by John c. Young at
the ID Church next Thursday night, 23rd.
This is the work of the ladies Of the church,
and the proceeds will be given to the poor.
caldwell & Cohen sold to Wakefield &
Farris 40 broke mules, nearly all mares,
l5l hands high, at $3.50 per head. Frank
Harris bought of Jerry Caldwell 2S head
Of cattle, averaging 800 pounds, at si.GO
per cwt
The young people Of Danville and vi
cinity have prepared an entertainment at
James Hall for next Tuesday night, 2lst,
entitled "a Nonsense Evening With Moth
er Goose" Proceeds for the benefit Of the
LIST Presbyterian Church.
A white ladyt?l-that IL, to external
appearances-was caught on Monday last
stealing goods from Welsh & Wiseman's
store. A search was Immediately institu-
ted, and other goods found on her person,
belonging to Fields and Harris, Durham
& Dunlap. She was a stranger, and doubt
less professional.
John S., alias "IIuek" Harness, de-
serves to be promoted. Single handed, he
marched right into Cam Rowzie and
man named Garrison, who were creating a
on the streets Saturday AFTER
noon. Huck had the drop on them, and
they soon felt an inclinaiion-in fact,
growing desire, to walk up and pay.
Things to go to this week and next
On Saturday night, 18th, r.. =. ]. Miles
"Revelers" in THAT Awful Child" Opera
in burlesque. Ga Monday night, Goth,
Chapman Sisters masqueraders in"Pranks.'
Musical comedy. Tuesday night, 2lst.
Mother Goose Friday night, eth, New
Orleans AIinstrels. All at james Hall.
The darkies-imitaiive creatures
10 he outdone by their white brethren, re-
sort 10 almost any exire ne TO raise money |
for the church. Their last dodge is decid
eddy novel. Sealed jugs are circulated by |
into which contributors put
The nickels as in the missionary box. These
are then broken and the prize awarded TO
him whose ug.ular vein Is largest.
--Fount Fox, Jr., is again in town; with
Ham a Kinnaird in the grocery business
.....Jim Barbee, Of Denver, Col, is in the
county. ..... Alfred and J. X. Downs have
gone to Nicksburg, Miss. DR.. R.w. Dun
lap and wife returned from New Orleans
On Tuesday night...-Judge Durham and
Mr.. Jacobs and wife have returned from
City,. Pretty Miss Maggie
King, one Of Danyille's pets, has gone TO
her home near Junction City to remain
until Spring,
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George A. Prcviti and Wm lIoskius
were among their friends on the Rolling
Fork last wcek....Jcs.e Royalty, OF Mid
dlehurg. was with ne last SUNDAY.
Ed. Montgomery, Of lincoln, preach.
ell here lat saturday night and Sunday,
and the congregation are % much pleased
with him that they expect to employ
him to preach regularly once month next
year.
Judge Owsley aud H. G. Warren were
water bound here on their way TO Russell
Court and detained a day, but when they
got to jamestown they found Col. Frank
woliori had opened Court, instructed the
Grand Jury and was di.rosirg Of matters
generally.
We have had the pleasure q attending
three weddings in the lat two weeks, and
in addition to those mentioned lat week
On last Thursday Mr.. A. q. Grubbs and
Miss i.eitie Pigg were Joined together At the
same place that the others were, aud by the
same person.
The first Court ever held in Casey
county was at Richard Northcurs on the
srd Of August. 1907, and was presided
over by Samuel Mcdowell, Circuit Judge,
and Zichariah Shacklcford and Matthias
Speed, assistant judge. Judge shacsle-
fords commission, signed by Gov. Christie
pher Grccnup, and also Judge Specd's
were recorded that day. Moses Rice pro-
duccd his certificate and was sworn in as
Clerk during his good behavior with
John l.. Bridges and Matthias Speed sccu-
rites. John L. Bridges, Thomas Mont
gomery and WA. Davis were admitted to
practice at law in the Court. The Grand
Jury was composed Of Abram Rife, fore
man, John Roberts, VIM. Sharp, VIM.
Scott, Joseph Waters, Reuben llaldock
Linard Richards, sr, Joseph Fielding,
Campbell Goode, Ashbury Nandever, Mar
tin Smith, Thomas Willis, Alex. Ken
bricks, job. Sweeney, jeremiah Woods,
Sam Williams, Jesse Coffee and John
Brown. Their fret indictment was against
John White, sr, for cursing one curse.
to-wir Cd d-m my soul, on the 18th
Of July, ls06" Henry Spinchow was ia-
dicied for swearing one oath, to.wii; by
God, on the highEay." The Comt order.
ed that Wilson Combs be paid two shil-
lings and one penny for one days atien'
dance, aud Alex Adams six shillings and
four pence for one day and travelling Is
mile a. witness against Elizabeth Gibbs
Many other. curious orders are recorded
but your space fear j. too limited Tor fur.
/ Their extracts.
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xo4rs ar onRRssr Erssrs

Alta $4,000 Gre in Cincinn All this
week Eve fremen lost their dives.
There pa convicls in the Tennessee
Peniteniiary. 5S Of whom are natives Of
Kentucky.
Sixteen business houses and two or
three residences were burned in Versailles
on Friday night last. loss estimated at
100000 The ERE originated in barber
shop.
Tile Cincinnati southern advcriiscs
for bids for $1,000 cross ties, to be deliver
ed on the road anywhere between Cincin-
natl and Emory Gap, Tenn. Bids taken
fnr 600 and nnWards.
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CssET COUNTY.
MiaisfiebHrO.

Mr. Zach. Hughes and wife, from near
Mccormack Church, Lincoln county, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. W. T. Roy
atty.
Mr.. George Jones, formerly Of Crab
Orchard, has rented property Of 7. &. Jas
per, near Mt. Salem, and designs erecting
a Saw Mil Immediately.
Mr.. Zimmerman, proprietor Of the
Burdett lands, is building a narrow gauge
railroad from Tunnel City to point near
Middleburg. As he is extensively engaged
in the lumber and siave business, il will
greatly facilitate his shipping.
The last year has been reasonably
prosperous for Middleburg. AT the begin
ming Of the year business was very dull,
causing some Of our merchants TO succumb
TO the "hard times" Business seems to be
reviying at the present time confidence is
restored, trade Is good and money plenti-
fnl. We have had good crops, our mer-
chants are doing well, and will enter upon
the new year with brighter prospects.
Prof. Geo. X. Waters is making extern
sive preparations Tor his entertainment. II
will certainly be very interesting ooca-
sion. Money is very much needed for the
completion of the Seminary. Prof Waters
is doing a noble work and succeeding we'll
in the cause Of education for Middleburg,
a
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ROCkCAsTLE.


Best brands of tobacco and cigars At
Whiiehead's.
More hogs than usual have been ship
ped from the mountain counties To the city
market this Fall.
A fall line Of the choicest stationary /,
blank books, school books, notions, toilet
soaps, &C., &e., at Whitehead's.
Fire-erackers, Roman candles, sky
rockets and every thing else that delights
a boy can be found cheap for cash at G.
w. Adams.
-Thirty-two individuals, who failed,
when warned, TO work ON the State road
at and about Pine lin, have been sum
noned " show cause at the next term Of
our County Court.
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wnnE Ohio is trying to become a
rival Of Virginia in the distinction of
being the mother Of Presidents, New
York hasn't even competitor for the
lesser honor Of being The mother Of
Vice Presidents. Arthur is the 9Th
Of them who claims that State ne his
home.
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THE Beuys were dned 500 for
their assault on ben Dcering, and
they are likely to have TO pony up
good part Of that $4,000 damages,
for which he has sued them. The
sunday Argis consoles itself with the
thought that this is the first case on
record in which a Kentucky editor
was whipped, and that it took two
men 10 do Il.
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suppose death was q welcome messenger to
him. lie was buried IN the lascasier CEN.
eiery by the Masonic Brotherhood
Lancaster has progressed but little with
in the lasttwelve months in the way Of pub.
lie enterprises, public buildings, etc. The
number oi private buildings that haze
gone mp are also exceedingly few, the only
ones Of special note being the beautiful
residences Of John Miller, on Danville
street. and the comfortable building Of W
NJ. Kirby, on Stanford street. During the
past year, whilst Il seems that I.ancaster's
wheel Of progress has revolved, yet il APP
pears clear to an observing eye that an
Ixion has been chained to Il, to retard and
impede it, revolutions. We hope and be-
lieve that with the coming and going Of the
next annual cycle, the chains which bind
this impcdiment will De severed, and that
our people will become thoroughly enter
prising, and thereby prosperous. Hcwev-
or, our Merchants ami business men OF all
classes have been successful and have done
well for the year that has gone. Garrard
county At large is in a very thriving condi-
ton, generally speaking. She has pro-
duced this year over an average wheat,
oats, rye and corn crop. Her hog harvest
was coed. Her hemp productions were
also larger than during the year previous.
Her hog, cattle, mule and horse markets
have been equally filled with other year,.
Her citizens at present are peiceable and
quiet, and there seems to be no agitation
among them, except that Of labor, which
is an excellent omen, pointing to an in
crease in their wealth, prosperity and hap.
piness.
Paint Lick.
The young men Of this vicinity will
give a select party to their young lady
friends at the residence Of c. Wyatt, on
the 18th inst. Music, dancing and re-
treatments will be the order Of the evening
Miss sallie Harrison is visiting the
family Of Rev. J. l.. Barnes. Us. Sprati
has returned from Louisville. W. Adams
will leave for the cities this week to lay in
stock Of Christmas goods. W. l.. Barnes
Is in Louisville.
"A young girl, from near Richmond OF
probably Clark county, who gave her age
as seventeen, Of modest demeanor and
agreeable appearance, was here tbis..week
seeking situation. Unfortunately for her
!, became apparent that she had been be-
trayed and was seeking an asylum wherein
to hide her shame.
-SrocK lTENs.-E. Best shipped to
Louisville, last week, thirteen carloads Of
hogs, seven hundred and twenty-four head
for which he received Sl.65 per hundred
d. W. Tribble also took a lot, for which he
obtained fair prices. There are few, II any
marketable hogs now left in this vicinity
james Martin sold J. b. Shockenay, Of Rich
mond, a combination bay gelding for $3.50
Lafayette Brown has sold also to Mr.
shockenay brown saddle gelding for S225
VIM. Ward started TO Charlotte, North
Carolina, Tuesday, with lot Of mules and
horses Good Lorses and mules in demand
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-17
LADIES, ATTENTION.!
845 FOR 825
THE WILLIAMS
Singer Sewing Machine

CAN NOW BE BOUGHT FROM Us AT s25 Is SIMILAR IN
construction and guaranteed be equal superior in style finish ura
by OPERATION and 10 and all kinds of sewing well and
with much and satisfaction the machines that have sold
this county for the last twelve mon SO.
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INV kDyEgTIsEMENTS.
FOR RENT !
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

IN stanford, Ky, With rooms; situated on souih-
West corner Of Maln a Somerset streets. Apply
20 =. n. trlig stanford, or W. sUAIG.
fls-if care J. a 4. >easongnr,l Co., Ginrinnati.
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MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MADE.

Therefore don't pay travelling agents $50 for delivering machine
house when aud yourself No money
have thoroughly tested the machine and find be represented We
guarantee machines particular SUBTRACTION No SALE
lou not be imposed upon would also call your attention the Cee
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c.,i on ". u. H.ghes.

We the undersigned having the most i'm
plicit confidence in the honesty and abiiit
Of NJ. d. Hughes, urgently solicit him
become candidate at the next Augui
election to represent Lincoln county in III
next General Assembly Of kenluoEy, sui
ieci TO the action Of the Democratic party
Tho- Cahiu. Thcs. ". Hughts
s. A. Midkif. %. ,. Thunmoui,
rhn c sodon. nraddo,k Withcrs
A. ,. Seaman, ". q. nout
John N. Philip. Oven Couiey,
G. d. Ayers, n. p. Llmore,
W. r. uutchisou. J. W. Lasson,
Mike rinssty, ;. Myers,
A. u. 4 ndcrvo'-i ?, N. Hendricks.
J. g. Ramsey. 81 spoonamore.
willis nanst Wash. Mcdonald.
y. n Gay, Wm. Foster,
7. ". Hamilton. r. II. Wcarcn,
NJ. 4. Llkin. Richard rarsons.
e.. ". Roberts, John Mitchell,
J. .. uiesin,, John Pcrplc',
John Cur Geo. Males.
n 4. HAMS Richard Or.
7. u. aver, Patrick Mangran
Eugene ruckcr, ~. Moorr,
Eau Dudderar, H. McAiisfer.
wm. Eltin. -, 4. q. rendicton.
Garrsrd Ilkin. len llelizdiau,
A. r. Prndletou, Arch Allen,
VIM Bum. steele BAILEY.
Tha-. W Rlackrrhf. p r. Albright.
a. Mour-. David Eirtpatros,
VIM. HAT e.. Tuylor.
Jas. Florence. r. 4. pudderf,
q. n. IIughcf, A.. L. Hale,
Ed Eeyuold- Tom IIutchisln,
T. Y. ilu9hes. Tom Eaines.
A. Camden. ., y. Foley
y. r. Huehe,. Alex. Martin.
!. D.Bmdy a.. y Moore.
Georse D. roie. L. H.. Pryor
Jas. Eaine.. 10. l.. Stephenson.
Mike Clary, ". +. noufne
Henry Ware, &c. Hin.
Isaac Hamilton y. e. Martin.
Chas n. Webb. =. l. Stephenson,
G.. n. Bradley. An. HcClafy.
John Cook, A. II. Harlan
Hud Dudderaf. :. W. iIanes,
WA. Pollok, e. Y. Gentry,
Thos II. Seaman, Wm. King,
Thos = Elkin, hughy Hughcs,
W. !. Montns e.. W Bohhiti
e. e. Fields, Chas. YATES,
Jas. Peal, .. e Gentry,
Geo. Field, ". l.. Wither,
G. &. Mogobets Iahln Wiiher,
4. e. Ensleman, NJ. ., Dawson,
And Many Others
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LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC

Sewing Machine which also agents and which believe
only the ght running machine manufactured but also du
abe simplest finest finished and noeles and in fac,
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The resignation Of X. W. Thomp.
son, the Secretary Of the Navy, has
been accepted by Hayes, who has re-
quested the Secretary of Warto fill both
positions for the present. Mr.. Thomp.
son was afraid of deep water, and be-
ing aware that the road TO fame and
TIE Presidency Is by the canal route,
has siaked his interests with the Pan
anna Canal Company. lie will not,
however, drive a mule, bat will earn
his bread and meat by performing
the cnerons duties Of its Presidency.
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BouSTIFuL haf,esls, with good
demand for every product, escape
from all pestilential diseases, the
maintenance Of law and order within
their borders and the enjoyment of
many other blessings, have been
vouehsaied TO the people Of this sec
ton this year, and We have many
causes for general ihaukfulness to
Almighty God. Let those in debt
show it by paying of, aud those
who have means to spare, lend it back
10 the Lord who gave it, by helping
the needy poor in their midst.
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General Undertaking

nusinsss tut Ls lIeirss nd 40 allais ~ that ~
this htAss soAsoa.
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THE Bouncer has been bounced and
the kicker kicked. John Kelley, who
has ruled On ruined the Democracy in
New York for several years, has been
ousied from lie Comptrollership OF
New York City, ard with his position
gees his patronage and his influence.
Mayor Cooper nominated Allen Camp
tell fer The place, and by combina-
ton of Democrats and Republicans,
he termination was confirmed IL Y
.. 1t will be recollected that Mr..
Kelley is the same scamp that caused
the defeat Of the Democratic State
ticket in New York last year, and az
forwards received an ovation at the
hands Of the Cincinnati Convention,
where, after using his utmost endeav-
ors TO defeat Tilden, he promised to
support Hancock. His treachery to
him lost the Democracy the State
again, and, Of consequence, the
Presidency. Kelly has played a big
hand. but it is sincerely hoped and
believed that he has gone down for
ever.