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LOClL NOTICES.


Coon Sheep Shears At Owsley n IIig
aims.
GrnNAS Mile, Seed a, owsley 4 Zig
gins.
Nav Styles Of Wall Paper at McRobcri.
4 Stages.
LASDnErns Garden Seed. a, McRobert.
n Siaggs.
A bargain to be had in clocks at Chenauli
n Pcnnya
BEsr Stock Of Fishing Tackle at McRob.
erts 4 SlaggIs.
Reels Poles. Fishing Tackle Of all kinds,
At Chenault 4 Pcnny's
LfNr, CEMENT AND SALT constantly on
hand at Owsley n Higgins.
WArcnEs and Jewelry repaired and war
ranied by Chenault 4 Penny.
Highest cash price paid for all kinds Of
produce by Harris a Nunnelley.
Mn. j. W. RUFrR desires 10 sell hi
saloon. Good reasons Il cen Tor his selling.
A LARGE stock Of Landreths Garden
Seed at Chenauli n Pennys. Al fresh, M
old seed.
PAINT, White Lead, Oils, Narni.he~,
Window ulas, NJ bottom prices nj Chen
ault n Pennyf.
PEnruNFRy, Toilet Soaps, Hair. Nail
and Tooth brushes, and toilet articles 81
all Kinds AZ Chenauli a Penny'a
Ar Mclsoberts 4 siaag's can he found
the best Mixed Paints-chcapcr aud hcticr
than any other Paint in the market.
TAnLER's Buckeye Pile Ointment /. the
favoriie remedy for that terrible disease,
Piles or Hcmorrhoids. u u the favoriie
remedy because IL never fails 20 cure the
most obstinate case when uscd according
to directions. DO not fail 10 avail yourself
IL the relief afforded by this invaluable
compound. but call At the drug store for
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment Price
20 cents, al McRoberls and Stage.
ATTENTION WESTERN ENGRANrs.-I
am General Emigration Agent for the J.
VI. n l. a NANDALIA LINE for the
States II Texas, ARKASsAs, Missouri,
NEBRASKA, KANSAS, COLORADO CALITOR- !
MA and the WESTERN TERRITORIES, and /
am fully prepared 10 furnish on applica- /
ton, FREE, Maps, Land Circulars, giving |
Soil, Climate, Nc. Lowest rates made on |
passengers, household goods or stock. Call /
on or address GEORGE II. MCKINNEY, !
Stanford, Ky.
~ YoU are troubled with Dyspepsia,
Sour Stomach, Headache, Biliousness, or /
any disorders Of a sluggish liver, Poitaline,
or Tabler's Vegetable Liver Powder, will
cure you Taken In time, IL will save a
doctors bill aud much suffering. Il has
been used successfully in many cases
WHERE other remedies had failed. Dyspep.
sia l. a common complaint, and anything
aHording rcliefis gladly welcomed. Porta-
taline i only 50 cents package, and will /
cure you. Az McRoberts aud Stages
To WEsrERS Having been
appointed GENERAL EMIGRATION AGENT
At Cincinnati for the NANDALIA LINE,
for the States Of Missouri, Texas, An.
KANSAS, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, CoLoRADo,
CALIFORNIA, and the WESTERN TERRIFIC
RiEs, am fully prepared To furnish, FREE
on application, Maps, Land Circulars, Civ
ing Soil, Climate, DC. Lowest rates made
on passengcrs household goods or stock
Call on, or address, GEO. A. KNIGHT.
Gent Emigration Agent, n. T.. Cor ith
and Vine Streets. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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LaND. sTocK ANn rRnP


- silas Andersons ino JACK Rough
and. Ready died a few day aro.
- David Prewitt bought II Tom Wood
100 mountain weihera AZ 81 cents Per lb.
-- John johnson, Of Lincoln, sold to
80 lot n lambs was sold in Marion
this week at cents to be deli vered July ],
Robt. Salter, Of Boyle, a lot Of 500 pound
2.yr-old cattle at $50 per head.
A number Of lambs have been engaged
in this county, for future delivery, - a
cents.
- DR.. T. y. Montgomery sold to DR.. W
G. Sweeney, Of Missouri, three thorough
bred bull calves at $50 each.
An extra large fine pair Of broke mules
for sale; also 10 two and three-year-old
mules for sale. Apply to J. Bright. 42i-i,
ATTENTION IToRsE MES.-Pole-Evil
and Fisiula cured for s.; also any horse
driven in harness or gated 10 the saddle
by +. d. Albright, Stanford, Ky. 2O-Sm.
- Mr.. Tewmey, Of Boyle, bought Of Jno.
Baughman, mule COLTS alive and I'M
born, at sij head; and Of Pate Embry, 5
mule COLTS alive and rnborn-a; sij.
-George and Lewis King, who live near
Crab Orchard, had % sheep and lambs
Killed by dogs last Friday night. There
should be a law taxing dogs to pay for
such damages.
The wool crop Of Clark county will
probably not fall short Of 100000 pounds,
which at an average price Of 10 cents per
pound, will bring $4,000 into the pockets
Of the farmers
a. NJ. Feland delivered 10 Nunnelley
n Hale his clip Of pure bred Cotswold
sheep, last Saturday, at 40 cents. Ibis il
the first of the season and is extra nice,
averaging II pounds to the sheep and l2
inches in length. Mr.. Feland has on hand
the clip Of fine hnck Of hlooded Cashmere
goats.
-GE0RGrrowN COuRr DAY-About
800 cattle on the market at Georgetown on
Monday, with sales dull. The prices oh
tanned ranged from $3.50 TO 1915, with
some LEFT unsold. There was an Improved
demand for mule-, with broke selling at
from SGj 10 Sl2j. Horses were in good
demand, with plug. ranging from $50 to
$50, and good farm horses from S65 to 500.
-DASyILLE CoURr.-Capt II. 7. Bush,
reports about GOO to 200 cattle on the mar
ket, with quality generally good, and while
there was depression in the market, he
thinks the trade will compare favorably
with the markets across the river and adj
joining counties The best stock brought
from 4 TO cents, running down as low
as 2 cents for common and scrub stock. No
mules on market, and but few plug horses.
LOUISVILLE AND CIScISSATI.-Cattle
are lower in Louisville; good to extra ship
ping bring but 81 to $3.50; best butchers
1915 to Si25; thin TO common $50 to
$3.50. Hogs are dull and dragging at
$40 to $3.50 for choice packing; light TO
fair 1915 to Sil0. Sheep and lambs, Si.75
to S5.25 extra; common $3.50 to 1915. The
Cincinnati quotations are for best shipping
cattle 81 to s465; butcher grades 1915 to
Si35; common to medium 81 to $3.50. Sc
lected butcher hogs $40 to $3.50; COM
mon to fair $685. to S4lO Common sheep
$3.50 to SL75; good to choice unclpped
s. to 50; spring lambs, SO to s. per owt,
and scarce.
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RELIGIOUS.

The recent revival services in the
Christian Church, at Midway, resulted in
thiry-seven additions to the church.
80 The Methodist Conference Of the Lex
ington District will meet in Nicholasville,
June "a. Bishop Doggett. Of Virginia,
will preside.
80 DR.. Stuart Robinson has been pastor
Of the Second Presbyterian Church, Louis
willie, for twenty-one year,. The Church
now numbers 900 communicates, and last
year gave for all purposes $1,000.
A Library Hall is to be attached to
the Richmond VA Baptist College, to he
called the "Jeier Memorial Hail." to per-
petuate the memory Of DR.. ]. D. Jeter,
who beoueathed to the College his library,
manuscripts and copyrights.
Rev. George Chainey, pastor Of a
Unitarian Church in Evansville, Ind, gave
up his charge last Sunday, declaring that
he was not n Christian. and would never
pray again. lie advised his congregation
to sell their hymn-books to the rag-msn,
and sing the old songs no more. lie is a
convert Of the Ingersoll doctrine.
The following ladies' have been elected
officers Of the Christian Aid Society for the
present term Mrs. Kate Bailey, President;
Mrs. J. $. Murphy, v. p; Mrs. John
Blain. Rec. Sec; Miss Anna b. Craig, Cor.
Sec, and Miss Kittie Rout, Treasurer. BY
the payment Of dues and the proceeds Of
their sewing the Society has now on hand
s2s5, besides a large lot Of valuable arti-
cles for sale. This is an extra good show
ing for an existence Of only nine months,
and the ladies are deserving Of great praise.
The object Of this Society il to raise funds
for furnishing the new church, which
ought to be built without delay.
We are delighted to know that the
brethren Of the Christian Church have
awakened TO the importance Of new
place Of worship. The sisters have for
sometime been agitating the subject, and
to them We are indebted for the move made
this week. At the meeting Tuesday morn
ing last, il was decided that a church
ought to be built, and there was Commit
tee appointed to solicit subscriptions to
that end, via: Ed. Jos. Ballou, Richard
Cobb, Henry Baughman, J. +. Bruce, J. S.
Murphy, Mrs. Kate Bailey and Mrs. John
J. McRoberts. This Committee is to re-
port at the church next Tuesday at : A.
NJ, when II is devoutly to be hoped it will
produce money and subscriptions sufficient
for the building contemplated. The con-
gregation worshiping at the present old
hull Is by far the richest In the county, and
We trust for the sake Of the God who has
prospered them, and for the sake of decen-
cy, that they will unloose their purse.
strings and contribute nobly to the cause.
The Presbytery Of Translyvania con-
yened in Stanford ON yesterday at II
o'clock, A. NJ, and was opened with ser
mon by j. w. Pratt, ID. d, from Titus ii;
IA, after which II was organized by the
election Of Rev. W. NJ. Crenshaw Modera-
tor and Rev. Barbee Belts temporary clerk;
and then, in order to give time for absen-
tees TO arrive, a recess was taken until 3
o'clock, p. NJ. At that hour the roll call
4 -.
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-- The finoeait man Who shot him
'elf Oh thc train % rcvci in space "lite
some vast comet of tremendous size, hos
decided that while sam Patch may have
been iustidablc in lcaping over Niagara
FALL, or that Boyd, the man who i win
ming Immortality Ivy jumping from every
high place he can reach, may be les than
insans, or that the INTERIOR JounvAL re-
porter who attempted TO hold a plough,
and didn't may have had more courage
than discretion still, the acrobat who
leaves a train in motion, with an initial
velocity Of twenty miles per hour, and that
compounded, is likely to bestow on mother
earth m embrace more touching than ten
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HAwKISs.- the night Of the 18th,
Mrs. Mary Hawkins, Of sofleniug Of the
brain, aged IS years. Her remains were
inferred in the old burying ground at
Mr.. J. NJ. Halls.
TEvE.-Mrs. Julia A. Tevis, Of Shell
byville, Ky, founder Of the Science Hill
Female Academy, and for over a half CEN
tury its Principal, died at noon wednes-
day in her eighty-iirst year.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Rai,lcr, have you caught oold4 Are you un.
abb, to raise the phegm9 Have you an irrita-
ton in the throats A sense OF oppression on
thclungs. with sort brcathf Do you have a
1t OF coughing on lying downf sharp pain
now and then IN the region OF the heart, shout
ders aud backf II 50, our Advice Is take at
once dose OF TUFTS Expectorant; youwill soon
be allie to raise the phlegn. In an hour repeat
the Expeciorant plsce ahot iron to the feet, take
two OF TUFTS Pills. You will soon fall into a
pleasant sleep and wake up in the morning.
cough gone. lungs working freely; easy breath
ing. and The bowels moving in natural manner.
10 prevent areturn Of these symptoms ase the
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Hasfoarifie.

Court week has depopulaled our an
eient village.
y Will not an outraged public rise in
It's wrath and demand postal arrange
ment whereby mail matter may he trans
ported ten miles in less than two days.
j. NJ. Cook has purchased the proper
ty now occupied by Dr. Drye as a drug
store, which he designs reftting with a
view to engaging again in mercantile pur-
suits.
Miss DaiseY Bolts, the gentle but indie
fatigable contributor TO the Danville Iii
Jane, gathers weekly from this sterile re-
gion sufieiency Of honey TO sweeten the
bitter politics Of that handsome sheet
PASSING AwAY.-F. c. Goode, one Of
the oldest citizens Of this place, died Of
pneumonia on Sunday night, aged about
seventy years. A kind husband and father,
a sober, honest aud industrious man, and a
trusting Christian. he finished his course,
AT the final sale Of the effects Of Jo'
siah Caldwell, deceased, by II. 4. Bush,
auctioneer, the store-house and lot brought
$500, VIM. Caldwell being the purchaser
Morse Russell bought the dislillery lot foI
$50; VIM. Caldwell got the Howard prop
erty for $500, and John MeCune the va
cant lots for $50 Fourteen head Of sheep
were sold to John Land at %. Thirty
shares stock Of the Farmers Bank Of Dan
willie 10 various parties at average Of sll5
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W MARRIAGES..

-RoHISsoS-RoBERrs.-Mr Saml. Rob.
inson and Mis- Bette Roberts, daughter
Of Soloman Roberts, we're married ON the
10th.
- YouSa-GonnY. On the Dist, Mr.
G. l.. Young and Miss Locke Isabel God
by, Of sweet sixteen, were united IN malri-
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Circuit Court.

This Court convened ON Monday, but
Immediately after his charge to the Grand
Jury, Judge owsley leil for Danville to ad-
dress the dear people. lie, however, left
Judge Sauaey to preside over bis Court, but
the Judge was Of counsel in the only three
cases that could have been tried. and Of
course nothing was done. The Jurors for
The nresent term are
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''''' ne ! ever j. III FRANCIS HAYWOOD. ND.
a EEWsPAPER PUB. WRITES.

Once, Evening NeHs. Augusta, Ca
Dr. TUT; Dear Sir-My little son. was attacked
ultA pneumonia last winter, which lett him with a
W lent cough that lasted till within a month since,
fur a. cure 0i which am indebted toyour vAuAbls
Expcctarant had tried most every thing recon
uiended but none did any good until used your M
eufirsly. With many thanks, am yours truly :.
JOlIN NJ. WklGlK.
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Or. ). r. HAYWOOD,
~ ''1''77777177I
yEAD WHAT NE SAYS:

READ WHAT NE SAYS;-
l-. TUT. New No X. Sept, -. 1871.
De.f si.-Daring this year vniied a ne hundred
A. ct lung sease< In the iuwer wards Of tie
tisy tlfc s.ss we're Of a VERY severe type u WA
Nee ilg ttel ion called to Tut EKpectorant.
md Goa ess ny surprise at is wonderful power.
Durinf a pr ictice OF twenty years. ] have never
kngwn a medicine TO act a. promptly and with such
hsp-,y effects ID instantly eubdued the most violent
It's Of clughng. and invariably cured the disease in
n few days lehe-rfully indorse u as the best lung
ma.ili. me | ever used - - -. -
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Fur Pnoroon,rHs. Capt J.. r. Shull
has fixed May ~ A. the lay for biz de.
parlure. and those who have not ayailed
themselves Of biz excellent work and low
prices should visit him at once. His pic.
lures are true 10 lie and executed in the
best Of style.
Nrw SHoE SHor.-Mr. LA Wilson, of
Somerset, who comes well recommended A.
a master Of his trade, has opened boot
and shoe shop in the store-housc near the
Methodist Church. lie IL prepared to
make. in the best manner, everything in
his line, and will pay especial attention to
repairing. Give him call.
To rHE FRoSr.-What Barker IL TO
Louisville, shillito 10 Cincinnati or Stew.
art to New York, the House Of Hayden
Brothers Il TO Stanford and vicinity.
With two stories to their immense bust
mess house here, they have room for very
large and varied assortment Of dry goods,
boots, shoes and rcady-mado clothing,
dress goods, linens, cotions, notions, furni.
iure, SC, &C., &C., and they keep their
stock full and quite complete all the time
by constant purchasing in the large mark
cts Of the country. The firm is an honor
- any town.
Thar BABY.-The family Of Miss Mat
tie Coleman has decided not to take Ter
baby, but have written to the Manager Of
The Children's Home in Cincinnati, where
i has been since it, mothers death, to pro-
rure home for Il in some good family.
The Enquirer asks; "where is the scoun-
irel, who IL the father Of the child, that
be does not take IT," This IL rather Wild
question, since Il is not customary for
man, however deba-el, 10 force upon his
amily the fruits Of his sin, thereby keep |
ng an ever-pre-ent witness before biz wife |
II his own unfaithfulness.
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Mad terrible MIGHT swEATs.

Memphis, Feb, II. ISL
DR. Turr; Sir-I have been suffering Tor nearly two
year. with a severe cough Whom commenced Ia
kiar ylur Erpectorant was reduced TO one hundred
I'D - zen pounds IN weight. l had tried almost
er rything had terrible night swesta Ihaye taken
Ia n loxsa bottles. The night sweats have left me-
he cough has a appeared, and have gained tfteen
psunds IN tlesh, recommend 4 % eil ny ifiends
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Dr.TUTT'S
:xpectorant!
IN 25CTs. AND 81 BoTTLEs.

It's properties are Demulcent, Nutri-
tlve Baisamic, Soothing and Healing.
Combining all these qualities, it is the
most effective LUNG BALKAN ever
oirsr ID TO sufferers from pulmonary
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SMALL PAY.-The Grand Jurors get but
LIS and the Petit Jurors 81 40 now. and
Is not very funny thing for farmer 10
have 10 leave his complaining 10 serve his
country for 40 small a sum
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"fREsH Feesh TO- cent er pound is now
cried ON our streets to the delight OF the
house-keepers.
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On Tuesday, May ith, an excursion
train will run from Cincinnati 10 Chatia-
nooga, 10 return May 9Th. Fare for the
round trip $3.50.
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BoRs.-To the wife Of Robt. MeAlister,
Esq, daughter, making their third child.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
EngfeDan's MN.

Most Of the farmers are through
planting corn in this vicinity.
The sale Of Mrs. Mary f. Engleman
will take place on the 18th Of May. =
Mr.. J. c. Gentry sold J. W. Poor, OF
Garrard, 10 hogs, averaging 200 lbs, at
1915 per cwt.
1t is settled fact that the long talk
ed Of wedding will come oil in May. Who
will be the next to follow suit
Somebody made raid on the hen
roost Of Mrs. X. b. Rice last week, and
took therefrom several fat hens.
The mail on this line has been chan ged
II will only be carried from this place to
Danville, emitting Lancaster. 1t will be .
try-weekly mail.
"A few individuals at Dalton have
made two attempts. to get the PostoilicC
moved from this place and failed. Now
what do you say? viii you try il again ?
- Miss Nora Murphy, of Stanford, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. D. Rice. Mis-
Sarah e. Huffman, Of Lancaster, is the
guest Of Miss Clark Engleman this week
The Providence choir will meet at
Mr.. s. II. Yeager's Saturday night mex
for the purpose of practicing singing. All
that will take part in the singing are cor
daily invited to attend. No counting on
the programme.
SUDDEN DEATH.-On Tuesday vii
liam Coilman, who lived about three mile
west of Ilustcnville, while engaged, to
gether with boy, in saving logs in thu
woods, complained Of feeling sick and di
rected the boy to bring him water from I
steam short distance. The lad was gon'
but few moments, but on his return
found ColIman dead. lie had tendency
to heart disease Of which ii is supposed h
died.
- We imagine that the young gentle
man Of this vicinity that went calling
a short time ago felt kinder curious whel
he had almost reached the end of his des
tination aud found large log chair
stretched across the gate. lie paused and
meditated awhile, and was in the act 0
turning back, when little boy came run
ming out and said the gate was broken, AM
the chain was only put there to hold nj
the gate.
husband
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LADIns' GIoyn.-l have on hand and
make to order, at low price, Ladies'
Gloves. L. A. Wilson.
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FousD-A pair Of spectseles, which the
owner can get by paying for this notice.
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Local MArTERs.

GENUINE German Millet Seed at Geo. d,
Wearen's.
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FLowERs-Will be received this after.
noon and for sale by James I. Carson.
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GRAND JURY.

Ah' niNsthN Wim att
GRAND JURY.
Col Tho-. ". Miller, Foreman.
John q. Neal. CAV. King.
A. u. Newland, wP. Grimes.
Moses Collier, VIM. Burton,
". e. Bailey, Wv. Gitsns.
J. n. Napier, IT. Davies.
n. Damn, Allen BcaKley,
J. u. Basilu, Robert Porter.
J, II. Rout.
PETIT JURY.
}. II. Parsons, saml. Dndderar.
Frank sudduih. Asher Owsley.
T. &. Cooley, John a. Smith,
NJ. II. Morgan q. W. spangler,
J. NJ. Hail, I. ID. Hill.
saml Cowan NJ. l. Richards,
J. $. Murphy, In. Read.
Henry Baughman, Aimed Davis,
J. W. weaiheriord, James Logan,
L. n. Nunnelley, p l. simpson,
}. 4, Lynn, Thos. House,
J. 5. McRoberts, ST., John $. Owsley.
There has been but little done 80 far.
Col. 7. w. Miller, charged with renting
house to be used as bawdy establishment.
was acquitted by peremptory instruction
from the Court. Col. Miller ia gentleman
Of the old school, and il would be hard In
convince the people Of this section that he
would do such a thing as charged. Martin
Smith, for arson, was also acquitted. l..
Wilkerson, for selling liquor 10 minors.
was mulcked in the sum Of $50 and costs.
w. s. Drye, Robert McInnich and Joseph
Hooker were fined $50 each for retailing
liquors Joe Wright contributed $40 and
costs TO the State for gaming. Belle Self,
an IDIOT Of hideous appearance, who has
been supported by the State for the last
five years, was again pronounced by the
jury as a III person for such support. We'd
nesday the case of Tom Cain, for the muir
der OF Hiram Tucker on the 2nd day Of
August, 1878, was called, but as the case
had been tried here twice before, only i've
jurors out Of the regular panel could be
obtained, viz Alfred Davis, q. W. Spang-
Ter, W. II. Morgan, ]. d. Read and r. T.
Pollard, and the Judge ordered the Sheriff
to summon iity men from Garrard. They
appeared Yesterday, and out Of the number
w. T. Smith, G.. J. Salter, Tram Conn,
Arch Kavanaugh, j. NJ. Palmer, A. o.
Burnside and o. 7. Wallace were chosen.
The case was in progress last evening, aud
will likely occupy a good portion Of to-
day. The Grand Jury has returned 7
indictments, among them one against the
Upihegroyes, for the murder Of Taylor.
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M'ALISTER
& 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
can save you money on an aver
age purchase, we ask one and all
to call and examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
MCALISTER & LYLE.
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The routine work Of reasons for absence
from former meeting, &c, ELECTED consider
able sharp-shooting in an amiable Nay,
Rev. S. 5. McRoberts, Of the Northern AS
sembly, being present, was invited 10 a
seat within the bar Of the house. The
time for the sermon by Rev. II. Glass, on
"rhe Church, Its Government and Dis
eipline," iixed for Friday night Coamis-
sioners to General Assembly EN-. Green.
d. ID, was elected Principal and J. W.
Pratt, D. ID, Alternate; J. J. Wood Prinei-
pal Lay Delegate and Hon. C. II. Breck.
Alternate. No further business of general
interest up to the hour Of adjournment.
There will be preaching to-day at N
o'clock, aud tomorrow at same hOar.