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- Rev. George ~ Savage, u. D., who
has been superintendent II the work n the
American Bible Society IN this State for
fourteen years, has distributed during that
time 10000 Bibles and Te.tament..
90 Rey. n. II. Harris, in accordance with
the desire VI late DR.. J. u. Jeier, has sue.
ceedcd him ne chiei editor u the Religious
Herald, published al Richmond, Va, and
Dr.. J. y. Hawthorne has been elected
President Of the Board Of Trustees Al the
Richmond iemale Institute 10 GU the va.
cancy caused by the death of Dr.. Jeicr
The salvation army from London
have taken New York and are extending
their queer doings into the region round.
about Their mode Of operation is to 20
TO a sinners house and wrestle with him In
prayer until he either goes crazy or prom.
ises 10 hereafter serve the Lord. The OIL
GERS of the army are designated by military
titles, and the whole mo'ips opsrdHdi Il ri.
diculous In the extreme.
The Up Sandy people tell a good story
on n stylish, handsome young man, who
fell desperately in love with Miss Marie
Barnes drring the revival at Salyersville.
lie followed the Reriral from that place to
from Painisville TO Prestons-
burg At which place he wrote her letter
setting forth his admiration, and received
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Personal.

Mas W. q. wEIcn has gone 10 Augusta. ia
-ME. J. a. McALisrKH has gone TO oeurrcio~n
IrpoE SAN 81 nooSE called on rs yesterday
Ma. ssNrFL laws and smiis have moved ID
Warsaw. Iii
COZ. sSD Mss I. w. Nnlrn have returned
from Louisville
Ms. :. : NYrns and family arrissd from
iouis,illc "Wednesday.
Dn. r. ". IooAS len Zoe Flofida this Jscck
With view Of investing
Miss LIcCiH BEaELrY has rciurued from .
usnth's visit 10 lsacaster.
Ma JouN nosLEY, teacher At Mt. Neuia. 3.
'sry ~ ~ith typhoid fever.
Miss MaHr GExrHr vas visiting her brother.
NJ. e. \. Gentry, this weck.
-- Ma wAtEEa IIELD has hccu down ihrce OF
taur seeks with the typhoid iever
- Mas n. W. MonKLAND and daughter, Miss
ilEric. are guests Of Mr.. Robert Balm
Mas. ". I. LSSHY L. visiting the nnily Of
Professor ". N. ilnney In Harrodshurx.
- ALKNANDAH LrsK, ESQ. Of Rockoastlc, the
great icmpefance Orator. vas here this week.
MALrra CuESAvIr, EsQ., a proiuinent rca-
body, Kansss, banker, IL with his Relatives here.
- rur little h-suiy. Mis- Josie wither.. has
rrturncd from a visit 10 her sister. Mrs.. y. u.
BOSNIAN.
Miss ESnA pvSS, Of Marion, Who ha. lcen
visiting Nr- Fsnuic Dunn, icf ior IIarrpdshuus
Yesterday.
Mas. u. a. EpxisroS has Tetarned from a
leHrihy visit TO her hther's Dr. J. n :. frishie,
1T Montioclio.
Miss GUs witsoS ~as called 10 Virginia this
we-t by telegram announcing the scrious illness
Of her sister, who has since died
Ma JAMS 4. CRAie len on Wednesday for
ehanon 10 take position In the large store Of Phil
liI> brOs There Is one long ce here nov, at least
- ora Roll OF Honor this week Pat Conway
aud pr. ". 5. prye, Hustonville; G. W. Collier, }.
D. lnsufe, sam wolscy, :. J. roPplewell. Andres
Gihson, John n. waddle, Harvey sloan and W. T.
nunham, Somerset J. ". tarrenier. Mckinney
sialion Mr.. Irene Coolidge. Princeton. Ind, by
Pail H. sslen; Samuel Irwin, Warsaw. H.. Isaac
shelby. IT,, finckney VILE, Ky; J. N. Jennings,
orangesille, Ind II. n Thurmond, Mckinney;
a.. John sco,t, 4. :. A., Port Sanders. Wyoming
Territory; H. u. Thompson, segnin, Tex. by Mrs.
N. ". Moreland Reuben Williams. Leo Hayden,
y. u. nlshon, STANFORD Geo n. iiocker Parks
Nillr. Miss netlie weathcridrd, Louiatille.
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GaRRARD COTNTY.
Lancaster.

go. =. /,
ne h'ueh arpia"ue" ''age'''"' ia
n''l'ehek' ~l'i De mere saturday evening"
an" appear IN Mae'e'h'
MI. W. d. ""so"' our worthy u'p"'y
circuit ''e'k' "o"gh' o' "a'Ner i'''u's'h
MS mouse ana io' on panVl'ie S'r'e' 'or
81, l6O, and is nov thoroughly renovaiing
and painting.
II Mr.. John IIigginbotham, our excel
lent sheriff, left to-day for Frankfort to
make full aud final settlement with the
Auditor. Will complete his settlement
with the county in MAY.
Mr.. John $. Gill purchased the Wher-
riu property on Stanford street for the
sum of $4,000. VIM. NJ. Kirby has NOV
ed in the same. and Mr.. wherritt is now
occupying the Arnold property.
Mr.. Jordan Mullins, of this county,
who has been long confined to hi. bed
with an immense inaamatory tumor ON his
back. died SUNDAY night lie was an old
bachelor. belonged TO the Christian Church
and left A very good estate.
-Owing TO a supposed defect or error
in the Judgment for sale of "Burnt Dis.
trict - the intended purcbaaers. Mr.. A. C..
Dunn and VIM. McAIis,er refused TO bid
and the Master Commissioner was advised
by the plaintiff TO defer the sale indefinite.
ly.
Under the recent act abolishins the
Corimon Pleas Court, we people here were
impressed with the luea mat as Jar as o"r'
rard county was concerned that u imnie-
diaiely took elect upon It's passage ou'
we lind TO the contrary Wlii nave our
regular May term, ana II VIII not DE aooi-
ished until September next.
The uarrard county Oour' appointed
d. T. u ioung, la't "onuay' 10 10 'ne
prac'iee OF Tue Ja'i anu "orN-ho"Se 'o' tue
present year ~ - rra1ee was now"
thiS week winning up MS business mere
Mrs folts returned last week ron VIZ
ginia- Mr. Joe Le'eher ana wiie arrived
at Judge owsley 5 last evening from baiu-
more lhey VIII remain mere some .lme'
Judge o"s'ey was nome ou""a! rom SOU
erset' but returned Monday TO continue MS
Court.
- The citizens OF our. town were some,
what alarmed and placed on their guard
last week by dispatch from De'ee'iVe
Biigh, Of Louisville, to the elect that bank
robbers were inies'ins thus section OF the
country, and sending descriptions oil some
oil them There happened to be rather
queer, and some think crazy old gentle
man here at the Time, sui'ing one oil the
descriptions. lie was suddenly surround
ana arrested oy our MARSHAL ana ohe''i,
and much To the Ola mans pleasure ana
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Mrs. BAKER ana daughter were 'hfo"h
from a oussy by the horse oeco'n'ng
frightened last Tuesday evening ana DON
severely bruised
IA Best one OF the most energetic 'arn'
ers In this Seelion' and about the hrst To
plant corn, reports the same coming up
hneiy, wheat Is very PROMISING
fknsoSAL'-Mrs' EllzaOelh BROOKS
oil MI vernon ana Mrs capt hoparus are
al Dr. Browns WINS ADAMS Or o, MI
vernon ihos' Adams OF camp plek nod
lnSon anu Judge ). W. Aieofn' OF STANFORD
were mere TINS week.
"A pleasant soeiai reunion MAS heiu AZ
the residence oil Dr. hahlsay on FRIDAY
hlsht OF last week we iaileu 70 tath
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RELIGIOUS.

The Baptist have church member
ship in Georgia Of 2l9,7ss.
Rev. VIM. Grow will preach at the
Presbyterian Church next sunday morn.
ing and night.
The Southern Baptist Convention
will meet in Lexington, Nv, GA the 9Th of
May aud continue la session i've days
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Husfonriffe.

HWsfonrffie.
- Predictions Of the utter failure Of the
fruit crop are now in order.
-IIor BEDs.-A good supply Of Sweet
Potatoes at Conway's; also Early Rose,
cheap.
Why pay three prices for garden
seeds in papers when you can get them in
bulk at Peacock's.
- FRuu SAFE.-Peacock has just re-
oeivcd Lemons, Oranges, Pickles in bar
rels, Bananas, Prunes and all other good
things Of the season.
Fishing on Green River is just SPLEEN
did. and Peacock has the finest lot Of tackle,
from the smallest minnow hook to a fine
rod and aud reel-cheap for cash.
j. G. George, iirst-elass workman,
has commenced the manufacture Of boots
and shoes, in the latest styles and hest
material, in the Smith building. Give
him trial
- We hear Of "trippings on the light"
No, that il not it; tripping- are not un-
common the "iantis'ie' Is plain enough,
but with No. IA brogans, light Is out OF
the question
The opening OF the T. ;. H. W.
through to Chattanooga followed by the
frequent passage Of long and heavy trains,
has already gwen more lively aspect TO
business along the line. The business of
the road far exceeds what was anticipated
and It's large equipment ia'ls short oil the
demands OF transit iraiie. The power
iui engines are TOO lish' or Too lew tomove
the extended trains on the more diilienl,
grades Hence There Is an imperative can
Tor additional STOCK Immediately IL Is
prooanle' however mat 'hiS ea'i VIII he
Speeul'y met
'u' merchants anu o'ner business men
are making enerse.'c preparations 'Or u
vigorous campaign curing 'ne coming sea,
SON. u" .o"""s mas go' !" e"I"es'' an"
wNh tue P''''osopn'e "r"u'y anu u's y'""s'
handsome ana e'es'"' ,'eo' d. Au'''' De
nina 'he conn'er Il reauy 'or "'''o"' W.
w. Smi'h "e'hs ha'"rai'y" mason wants
more "S"'. an" hence " s"per'"'enu,'s
tue removal 0, lS'.'',o'' an" ."e '"en'"s
ana Illuminating OF ',e sA'e"''o" ""u, ms
n'''" 'oo" 'o ~ ~ ''e'' anu ono VI 'ne
i"oS' oo"'n,o"io"s '"S'"e'S 'oo"'s :" '"e
0o"n"! rus "'''"'''' "e "'''''" """
AZ '"''' l'S'' 'o' genera, Se''''s' anu 'or
~, ,.., war NV" so'' 'o' ."9 WOW s'O".'''
""'''"' WI "'s" r"''' "" '.''"n','e
'"i"''" "'"l, oo'P', u" %, "' s""'
anu ''e ,''' "'S''''"aeo"'!' "e "u'e"'
" W.T. ".'.s'' ""''s '' 70" nave "'o'e'
" s'"' '"i.''' W '"e .O"""'''
ana nus p'aee Is ue'''neu 70 DC POPULAR
We 10" iSe 70 mention re''ooA a"'
p''e "''" n'''So" AZ" 'l"'e 'e!''"'
hwy are AT 70" VAN "'i'"u''
WINE '"e 'o''o"ins inc'ueh. es"i",
us uh"'""' o""uor' ne''het 'he Wisdom OF
the serpent nor the har"'ess'eSs OF the
uo'e Is e'e'r'y APPARENT "" q S"nnay-
ia'e'y' preacher returning hone"aru al
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Some chicken thief visited Mrs. VIM.
Padgetl's hen-roost few nights since and
carried on seventeen full-grown hens.
N. $. Reynolds boasts Of the boss hen
egg Of he season. II weighed pound,
and contained besides two yellows one per-
feeily formed egg with hard she'll aud Of
good sine. Why nature made such mis-.
take We leave for other. TO say.
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Dry Goods, Notions,
Furnishing Goods,
Carpets, Trunks,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
DRESS GOODS.

We have am Immense stock for you to select
from i'm Black and 1,OlOred All-WOOl CASH
mere. AIpacas, Australian Grape. Broeaded
POplins. Monte Cloth, French Novelties. Cot
ton PopIins, Ginghams. &c. Also fine line
of Dress Trimmings i'm Velvet. Satin. Pelxin.
Buttons. &c.
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nad terrible NIGHT s YEATS.

MoTTVIIIsf Fel-l IT. T7lTs
Dr. TUT Su-I have bsen suffering Tor nearly tvo
years With a severe cough When | commenced u.
kiaa y1ur Expectorant was reduced TO one hundred
and sixteen pounds "a weight. | had tired almost
ever Thing had terrible night sweats ihaye taken
hall dozen bottles. The night sweats have lett me-.
the cough has appeared, and have gained fifteen
pounds in flesh. recommend u 10 all my frlendz
Ml.h great rnapect. OLIVER RInk.
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m 2sCTs. AND 81 soTTLEs.
DIR. J. r. HAYWOOD,
READ WAL He SAYs:-

rGsc WTAt nc SAtS
Dr. TUT; New York sept, -, ISL.
Dear sir-During this year vai.e ed n ne hundred
G ses ct lung seases. In the LIVER wards Of tts
city the sss aere OF q very severe tyre II wAa
there ms ttsa ION was called To Tut Expsctorant.
and con css ny surprise at It's wonderful power.
Daring " ictlce OF twenty years, ! have never
known a medicine TO act promptly, and with such
happv efects Il instantly subdusd the mnst violent
hts Of ughng, and invariably cured the disease in
few dtys uhe-rfully indOr-a Il as the best lung
FRANCIS HAYWOOD. MI
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AnEwspAPER PUB. WRITES.

Oiiioe, Evening News Augusta, Ga
Or TUT. Dear Sir-My little son. was attacked
sth pasumonit last winter, which lett him with
violent cough that lasted I'LL within a month since.
Tor the cure oi winch am indebted toyour valuable
EKpectgrtnt had tried most every thing recon-
nended. but nons did any good uliil used your IA
pectorant, one bottle OF which removed the cough
entirely. with many thanks, am yours truly,
HOLM AZ MElCIE
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We call especial attention to our stock of
Bleached and Brown Cotton, Sheeting, Bed
Ticking and Prints AS it is well established
season, you should lose no time in buying.
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MuRDrR. VIM. Afford, who formerly
lived here,and who was known by the name
81 "Oysier Bill cut the throat Of Frank
Wheeler in Louisville, the other day, in a
quarrel over a prostitute. The jugular
vein was severed and death ensued in
very short time Afford made his escape
and Is still at LARGE
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INSURANCE. Mrs. Amanda Carpenter,
who died recently near lIusionville, held a
membership in the Kentucky State Grange
Mutual Insurance Association, and We are
told that Yer heirs will he paid the amount
Of $500 In few days.
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l.osr.-A gold breaSl-pin. The finder
will he literally rewarded IL he will leave
Il at this office.
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The new timetable Of the Branch
Railroad, which goes into effect next Sun
day, viii pui the North.bound train here
Of J I O'Clock, anil the south.bound NJ ~
Pm. The Sunday train will surely he an
innovation.
A FArAL SHOOTING ARRAY occurred
at J. y. Kerby 4 Co.'S lanyard, in Rock
castle county on Monday evening last W.
q. Smith, formerly of Lancaster, and Jas
Hagerty, Of Louisville. the former store
keeper ard the latter foreman of the tam
yard, became involved in dispute over
the breaking Of two lamp chimneys in
lIageriy's shop by an employee Smith had
sent there to barrel some refuse tallow.
IIageriy had gone into the store 10 get
some new chinneys, and angry words hav-
ing passed between the two men, Hageriy
advanced towards Smith, who stood he
hind the counter with q double -barrcled
shotgun near him. When IIagcriy came
opposite to Smith the latter raised the
weapon and fred, the muzzle almost touch.
ing lIagerty's face. The latter received
the entire contents ofone barrel, which en-
tered the right corner Of his mouth, tore
most Of The flesh from the right cheek, and
came ont just behind the right ear. The
unfortunate man has been in semi-coma-
tose condition since the shooting, and ply
sicians say his recovery Is almost impossi.
bic. IIagerty's wife, who resides in Louis.
willie. was telegraphed, and arrived here
Tuesday evening-at once proceeding to
the scence Of the tragedy, where she ar
rived at . o'clock next morning. Smith
has not been arrested a. yet, but efforts are
being made 10 secure him.
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LACE CURTAINS.

Having bought stock Of Lace Curtains in advance of
the season. we are therefore enabled to offer them at old
prices which 20 per cent less than the market value
will be later in the season. stock Of Fringed Win
dow Shades GtBand Shades and Holland in popular COL
nrS
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A Bro BusIsps-CaPt. II. &. Lynch,
manager Of the Calender Clock Company.
aud his corps Of assistants will leave for
williamsiown, KY next Monday, much
TO the regret Of our citizens, Who have
found them straightforward and clever
gentlemen. During their stay here they
have sold l,il3 clocks at $50, making a
grand total Of so. O6S.
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WASTED Board In a private family for
yonng lady. Best Of references. Apply at
this office.
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For AssAuLT.-Three negroes, Al Civ
ens, Mac McGill aud Tom Dunger, were
sent to Jail here this week, from NIilledge.
willie. To work out Zines Of $50 each for as.
sanliing John Cox, white nan.
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Mas. WARREs AND Mas. BRucE have
moved their Millinery Establishment to
the Bruce House, and would be glad 10
see their friends there.
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TnE WoRN-Of Mr. NJ. r. Rus-elrs dis
tillery At Milledgeville was stolen this
week, and after being cut mp was sold for
old copper, the amount realized heing 81
Mr.. Russell has traced the thefi to two ne
groes, who are good Cor a term in the peni-
Tertiary, a- the worm was worth ss5 At the
lowest calculation.
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DR. J. d. OwsLEY is digging the foun-
daIion for his new house on the old sprag-
gins Brick House lot. II promises to he
. he the handsomest house in town.
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SrEn SWEET PorAroEs-lncluding son,,
Russell County Bralillian,a at owsley 4 lIig-
gins.
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IIIoH.-The other day, when the Hang.
ing Fork va' on its big high the people
along il were remarking among themselves
that they never saw Il 80 full. hut Mr.. J.
L. Dawson, ST., said he had seen Il over
the top Of a certain tIec, pointing to tall
one On the banks. This rather staggered
the crowd Till the old gentleman explained
that il was some sixty years ago since he
saw Il, and then the tree was small sap
ling.
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COUNTY CouRr and Horse Show Mon
day.
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DANCING ScHooL.-Prof W. W. Milan,
Of South Carolina, who comes highly
recommended, Is here for the purpose Of
raising a class in dancing. The chance q.
a good one for those who want TO perfect
Themselves in the graceful accomplish
ment
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LOCAL MATTEHs.

SUNDAY trains on and after next Sunday.
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SUHWFF IffFH UHH FWNHU,
wn-sEAs, u having come 10 the knowledge Of
the members and teachers OF the Sunday School
held at the Baptist Church in the town OF Cab
Orchard, that Mr.. samuel Irwin and family pro-
pose leaving our community for the West, family
that we have always esteemed for their many vir-
tues, and especially their high moral example and
most efficient work in our sunday School,
Therefore, he II resolved, That We deeply regret
their departure, and feel that we. as a Sunday
School, will sndain a great loss. However. We
how most humby to the hand Of Fate, hoping
that loss will insure their better welfare, and
secure them home where they will make ss many
friends they have here.
Resoirei. That a copy ct these resolutions be pre-
scnted to the family, and that the ISrEHioR JouK
NAL he requested TO publish the same.
JANIS McALIsTER,
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IMPORTANT CHANGE or TIME.-On sun
day, April 4. the time Of the Knoxville
Branch trains will be very materially
changed. Morning mail train will leave
Louisville AT s:i5A NJ, and arrive at Leb-
anon at 1850 An. Il will leave Lebanon
at ll;55 A NJ, stopping at all principal sta
tions, and arrive at Stanford at 3;45 p. NJ.
and Richmond i;3O 4. NJ. The "accommo-
dation train" on the c. 4 o. Branch will
leave Lebanon at 500 p. N. and arrive at
Greensburg at 6;l5 Pm. The Northbound
train will leave Richmond at 10 A. NJ,
Livingston at 1885 A. NJ, Stanford at $40
=. NJ, and arrive in Louisville at 6;25 y. NJ.
Train leaving Greensburg at $40 A. NJ. will
arrive at Lebanon at 1880 A. NJ. The train
going west will make connection with the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad To all points
North and South; coming from Livington
and Richmond will make the same connec-
ton, and train arriving in Louisville at
6'25 p. NJ. will connect for all points North
and West. Ii is thought that the early
arrival Of mails will be very satisfactory To
the citizens In this portion Of the State.
See schedule in another column.
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THEY HAVE CoNE-Seeing the sales
men in the house Of Hayden brothers
quite busy during the latter days Of last
week opening boxes, bales, bundles, NC,
We properly concluded that their new
Spring and Summer goods had arrived.
Entering the spacious lower department
NC found that all the shelves aud counters
were crowded. The first that attracted
our attention was the dress goods. In va.
rie,y, extent and beauty these have never
been excelled. All other lines were also
full aud the quality the hest to he found
In the markets. Of the East.
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An ELEcrIoN-For Town Trustees will
hc held Tomorrow.
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sAFr.-All Of the fruit in this section,
save so~e pears and cherries, arc safe up
to this time, and the prospect is that we
will have plenty II fruit the coming sea-
son, Il being most too late TO fear DANA.
giug f,osf now
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IIrRRy ur.-what in the world has he.
come Of Mr.. J. r. Carrigan, the architect
who was to furnish the plans for the Town
Hall buildings? lie has not been heard Of
for over a month, and the time is at hand
when the work should commence.
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woS'r HAVE TO PAY.-Some time ago
the National Banks here refused to pay the
taxes levied on them for county purposes,
and County Attorney Miller brought suit
against them in Judge Browns Court,
where il was decided in favor Of the hanks.
An appeal was taken to the Circuit Court,
which rendered the sane decision, and on
Monday the Cour: Of Appeals, to which Il
had been taken, made a iinaliiy Of the mst.
ter by affirming that decision.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-02

A UsEruL iSvESrIos.-Ourt ownsman,
T.. A. Terhune, has invented an arrange
meni, whereby the spindle Of an axle can
be renewed at pleasure, without the cost Of
new axle. The mechanics who have ex.
amined il say that II Is a valuable inven-
ton, and is destined to cheaper in great
degree the use Of all vehicles. Mr., Ter
hume has forwarded a model to the Office at
Washington and has taken steps To pro-
cure a patent. We hope he will succeed
and make millions out Of il.
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M'ALISTER
/ LYTLE.

DEALERS IN
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Tnr BooN-AtI. 7. shull. Photograph
Gallery siill CONTINUES, and he l. doing
more and better work than any Photogra.
pher in Central Kentucky.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-20

DURING the last seven years the
Iowa Republicans, according to the
statement of the State School Super
intendent, have stolen $491, 1881
from the sacred" school fund. Our
Republican fellow citizens talk a
great deal about their love for the
common schools, but their love for
the school fund is something wonder
full. They use it for pin money.
The Kansas Republicans are also
wonderful manipulators Of school
funds.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-20

SENATOR RANDoLPH's substitute for
the original bill for the relief OF
Gen. Fitz John Porter, authorizes
the President to appoint Porter to
the army, and date his commission
from the day he was dismissed in
1862. This will make Porter Colo
mel of Infantry fol eighteen years
and give him his pay for that time
about $4,000. The Senate will
probably pass the bill after a long
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-03-20

IT IS not probable that Blaine will
thank that Radical paper, the New
York Times, for this paragraph !:
"We may not be precisely ready to
support Mr. Blaine as Presidential
candidate, but it is simply justice to
admit that he is a great statesman.
In his long political life he has dis
tinguished himself by his steady
support of Mr.. Blaine, and his pro-
mitigation and defense of the Blaine
doctrine, that Mulligan has no right
to retain compromising letters"