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eARRARD COUNTY.



- People with full purses are having the
Calendar. Clock-Fever
- Another lady elocutionist is coming.
Also two more minstrel troupes.
- Pound parties, Club meetings snd
Leap Year socials are all the rage.
-- Elder J. b. Briney, State Evangelist
Of the Christian Church, will preach here
next Sunday.
- Messrs WIN. Kinnard and Robert
Dunn are among our new adventurisis on
the independent commercial line.
AT recent meeting Of the Lancaster
and Stanford Turnpike Company, the form
er board Of officers were reelected.
Our grocers now have lamp ohimneys
that cannot be broken by currents Of air
by water hot or cold, or by the fame high
or low.
Mr.. J. =. Sandifer made an effort Ia
collect a company Of music-lovers TO hear
the grand operate troupe at Cincinnati
tins week Jack Frost interfered, but pos
sibly some may go down.
PERsoNAL.-On Saturday Gov. Me.
Creary was in town. Also Mr.. A. Rollins
Bunam, Of Richmond, and Col. Badger,
Of Louisville ...... Miss Sue Whitley, Of
Danville, IL at Mr.. A. c. Dunn's...... Miss
Willie Belle Owsley, has returned from a
visit to Nicholasville.
The will Of the late James Anderson
bequeaths the home place to his wife, and
after her death to John +. Anderson, the
son who has lived with his parents and
cared for them in their helpless old age.
The remainder Of the property was equal
ly divided among the heirs.
- Anticipating the number Of times
your compositors will have to set up
"snow" and grounding" this week, |
shall refrain except TO say that the latter
is not an acquaintance Of mine, and that
the former has been productive of much
sleighing among the grown people, snow
balling among the boys and coasting among
the urchins.
Mrs. Louise Packard, daughter Of our
townsman, Mr.. John Huffman, and when
a mere girl employed as music-teacher at
the Stanford College, sends US an operate
Musicale recently given under her man
agement at Independence, No. Scenes
from several operas were rendered in cos
TUNES, and the entertainment must have
been creditable to the talented musician
who directed it.
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Little John has arrived safely. lie
must think New-land productive, as nm
derstand he has procured a crib to store his
cropin.
The self styled Chief has not as yet
received any answers to his dare. | suppose
they would rather steal sheep than waste
their time on him.
Crab Orchard is enjoying perfect quiet.
Two arrests for 1850 here, and one Of those
enjoying the Injuries Of the rock pile for
twenty days. We claim to have the most
temperate town in Kentucky. We have
not more than twelve white persons in this
place that drink intoxicating liquors. We
have lodge Of Good TemPlars that is in
a very aourishing condition. There will
be grand ball at the Mcleod House OF
next Tuesday night, February TO-
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DRESS GOODS.

We have an immense stock for you TO select
from i'm Black and CoIOred All-WOol CASH
mere, AIpacas, Australian Grape. Brocaded
PopIins, Monte Cloth, French Novelties, Cot
ton Poplins, Ginghams. &c. Also a fine line
of Dress trimmings i'm Velvet, Satin, Pekin,
CoIored and Black Silk, Ribbons, Fringes.
Buttons. &c.
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EagTeman's nIII.

o. Mr.. s. II. Yeager says his hogs are
dying rapidly with cholera.
- There is disease something on the
order Of distemper prevalent amongst the
horses in this vicinity.
- Rev. J. S. Sims, Of Stanford, will
preach at Bright's school-house next Sun
day at q O'Clock Pm
-- Judging from the change in the wealth
er, the grounding must have seen his
shadow on the second.
-- Mrs. VI. +. Engleman has pear tree
On her farm that has borne a crop Of pears
for fifty years, and Is still a thrifty tree.
- Mr. Henry Spoonamore sold his crop
o. corn last week to II. A. b. Marksbury,
Of Lancaster, at sl65 per barrel In the
field.
go School teachers are Numerous, there
being Eve or six applicants for the school
in this district. We nre told that Miss
Lydia Lewis. highly accomplished young
lady who Is now teaching at Providence,
succeeded in getting the school. Miss
Lewis has had several years experience in
teaching, and has always given perfect sat
i-faction.
-- PERsoNAL.-Mis Belle Lewis, win
some blonde, Of Turnersville, is visiting her
sister, Miss Lydia Lewis, near this place.
...... Mis- Sallie Huffman, Of Lancaster,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Clark Engleman...... Messrs. Joe and John
Murphy, Of Stanford, were on a visit to
their sister, Mrs. II. b. Rice, las, week..
Mr.. Spencer Hubble has gone to Wayne
county to buy cattle.
SIcKSEss.-Mrs. Sue Gentry has been
battling with consumption for long
while, aud doctors say now that she is rap
idly declining. Mrs. NJ. F.and Mrs. L.
f. Engleman are both threatened with
pneumonia .....A telegram from Franklin
was received at this place Sunday evening
last hearing the sad news that Mr.. r. c.
Engleman, father Of Miss Clark Engleman,
Of this place was dangerously III with ty-
phoid fever
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MARRIAGES..

-BErrrs-BALIa - Yesterday, at Mr..
Amos Balls, Mr.. James 3. Bettis and Miss
Margaret 4. Ball. The bride has Just at
tanned her 18th birthday.
CoRNSEY-PAYNE.-On the Goth, at
the residence Of the brides father, Mr..
VIM. Payne, Mr.. John Cormney and Miss
Mary c. Payne were united in matrimony.
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lows HALL.-The Stockholders met on
Tuesday, when the committee appointed
TO contract with the parties over whose
stores the Hall Is TO be built, reported that
they had obtained the necessary writings,
which were presented and approved. A
charter was discussed and adopted, and
Judge ]. n. Philips requested to procure
lis immediate passage by the Legislature.
Messrs. j. s. Murphy, $. II. Shsnks, J. s.
Hooker VIM, Daugheriy and +. B. Hay
den were appointed a committee to pro-
cure the necessary plans for the eonsirue-
ton Of the building aud lei the contract
for il erection TO the lowest bidder. The
Messrs. shanks, Mr. Murphy and ID. w
Vandeyser agree 10 begin wOrk at the ear
Hest possible time.
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BOOTS g. SHOES,
MILL PROPERTY for SALE

oNE-HALF INTEREST IN VALUABLE MILL
property consisting Of grist mill and circular saw
mill situated on stone River, six miles RON Mnr-
ieesboro Tenn, and % miles from Nashville
These mills are new aud hrst-elass throughout an
run BY watsr-power (all the year roand.l one o.
the best situations for mill In the south, iAstns
water-power. convenient 10 market aud railroads.
Also one-half interest in some well-impofed
land good neighbOrs and everything that could be
desired Will sell the mills or exchange Tor real
esfate IN Kentucky or Tennessee. Address,
li2-H n. l.. EWING, Louisville. NY
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CLOSING OuT,-1here is no one In need
Of goods who Is too poor to buy at the
prices the Hayden Brothers ask for their
winter stock. They are now rapidly clos
ng out everything in that line, regardless
Of what they cost a few months ago. We
may reasonably anticipate two and hall
months more Of changeable, cold and disA-
greeable weather, and parties in want Of
clothing, boots, blankets, or wooden goods
Of any description, can get them at Hay
dens' for absolutely less than they would
cost at wholesale.
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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
fact that these goods will be higher later in the
season, you should lose no time in buying.
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AnrWsPAPER PuR. WRIIEs.

OnoH, Evening News, Augusta Ca.
Dr. TUT nsag sir-Aly little fon, vas attacked
with uueum0uIa Last winter, which let hiu vita.
VI1clt oudsh, that lasted Ga within a month sins
Zoe tIa cure Of which am Indebted toyour valuable
Inpect1rant bad tried most overy thing rccgm-
manded but none did any good until used your IA
peotdrauf, one battle Of which removed the cough
entirely Win many thanks. am yours truly,
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On. 81. HAYWOOD,


ID fUITt New Yo.t sept, o. "a.
Dear sir-Drrinf thil gear 1 v.iied n ne hundred
cHf0s ul luna H7aseF. On tna lIWaf " RIA Of ~
cts thI we're Of a Very sHVrfe TIVE u wa
thffo uiF uau bon WIa called 90 Tut tapactufaut.
and ! con ess ny surprise % b. Woudaflul powuf,
UlIuH UrIftice OF twenty years. I hnFo never
known med zine 70 act a. promptly, aud with such
dis Of cpughiue and Invariably cured tha disease In
aiew DAYS cheeriulg indJfse j az the best lung
W. Fesvrrs rAvWODD ND
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HAD terrIbie NIcHT awEATs.

Memphis, toh.s IL ISL.
Dr.. TUT SRI have been suffering i0r nearly two
years with severe cough. When commenced Ia
king your EKp-ctorant vas reduced 70 one hundred
and airfeeu pounds m weight I had tried almost
ev0ryihinT had terrible night aweaia ihaye taken
hall dozen bottles The night sveats have left me-
the cough has slppeared, and have gained fifteen
pounds On fosh I recommend " 70 ell my friends.
Nffn rralf rTauaaf. OLIVER RICE
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BOTLE COUNTY.



james League was married on the 2d
inst. to Mrs. l.. Mccall Lamb.
80 The firm Of Rowland & Co. will add
to their stock of boots and shoes a COM
plete line of gents clothing, cut in the
latest styles.
Wakefield a Brewer sold 10 large
mules and 4 small ones to T. f. Wood.
The former brought Sl25 50, ,and the lat
ter $50 so per head.
The property on Fourth street be-
longing to the estate Of the late Mrs. d. A.
Russell, was sold on Friday last, to Misses
Belle and Lizzie Irvine for $3.50.
The fourth lecture Of the Bell Semi
nary series falls to the lot Of Dr. o. Beatty,
and "The Spectroseope" will be talked
about Thursday, February 8, at 7;SO, ?. NJ
90 The Rev. Joseph W. Evans is preach
ing morning and evening at the First Pres
byterian Church. Services will continue
during the week. Sacramento meeting
on Sunday.
On Friday, 3Oth ult, Nachel Wor.
Ellington, youngest son Of the late Chas. T
worthington, died at his mothers resi-
dence, in Boyle county, in the 10th yeai
Of his age......On Sunday last, at his lat,
residence on Lexington street, Of consump
ton, Peter Terhnne, departed this lie al
age Of 65.
-PERsoSAL-Mr. Joe James and wifi,
arrived from Kansas ON Tuesday ......Jas
X. Duke has been visiting his brother
Col. WIN. Duke, in this eounty.....OI
Monday joint committee, appointed b.
the Legislature, composed of Senate
johnson and Representatives Corners an,
Camp, visited the Deaf and Dumb Insti
tute in Danville.
The idea that our winter was TO b.
one Of the new spring styles is now dissi
pated. "De purity vite" is on the ground
sleighs are popular, and the advocate bid
defiance 10 Islander suits aud says tn
ground hog is a humbug and knows NJ
more than Prof Tice. That's rough, 70
everybody Is convinced that Tice know
LEES than DR.. K, Of our town, who i
a bigger fool than Thompson's colt.
Along the sidewalk on the corner O
Third and Main Streets there is usually
lot Of rubbish, such as plows, hogsheads
SILT barrels, Sc, which obstruct the pass
way, often taking up half Of il On Sun
day night, near this corner, lady fell owe
pair Of barrel skids, lying across tn
pavement, and received some severe iniu
, ries Her right wrist was dislocated, III
hand and arm bruised, and the left knee
cap fractured. An accident Of this natur
renders the town liable in damages. Tn
plows, &c, belong to Gentry a Whitley
and this occurrence gives them an oppol
tunity for repaation and reform,
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ATTENTION. MERCHANTS

Frankhn Lodge No. 2, 1. q. q. A., Lancaster, Ky.
oners 10 rrut on reasonable torus, ior tho year
issO, the largest and beet arranged husincsi houac
M dis lecallfy for terms and further infoTas
ton. address the aO0-u sEChkiAhl
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A MURDERER LoosE-Jim Fuel, who
Eve or six years ago killed man named
BraSdale, near Milledgeville. and hed the
country, was seen near the region Of his
old haunis Few days ago. Papers have
been put in the hands Of the officers, but
they have not succeeded in arresting him
vet
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MEDICAL
Dr.TUTT'S
EXpectorantl
mi aocTs. AND en- eoTTLFs.

T,s prOpcrtie. are Demuioent, Eutri-
tive Baisamio, Soothing and Healing.
Combining all these qualities, ~ is tho
most elective LUNQ -nAL.lAnl ever
ofored 70 auff6rdfa from pulmonary
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FARM ron sALE.-For a good and oheaI
little farm Of 80 acres, situated near Stan
fnrd call ON b. q. Alfnrd al once.
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A NrcKuE PARrY-Will be given
by The Good Templars Of Crab Orchard at
the Mcleod House next Tuesday evening.
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THE Blue GRAss TEMPERANCE Con-
vESrioS-will meet at HArrotsburg, Feb
ruary IL, and will continue three days.
The stanford Lodge will not be represent
ed, As the order was permitted to die lin
gering death, no meeting having been held
for six months
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TRAcE CHAINS, collars, names blinl
brides. Sc, at Owsley A Higgins,
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10 HuSTERs.--l You had better LET up
on the quails nov unless you want 10 pay
80 and costs each for them. The law says
vou shall not Kill them after February lat.
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DrArH-Of pneumonia, on the morning
Of the 4th, Thomas, A. Hale son Of J. r
and l.. ]. Hale, aged ~ years
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FoR plows ofall kinds, also pillow points
clesises. bolts, pillow harness, &e., go u
headquarters, which is at Geo. d. Wear
nna
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, THE GROUND IIo0-Saw his shadow
about an hour last Monday, then sneaked
back 10 its little hole, and In a few minutes
tho beautiful snow began TO descend upon
the earth.
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PRpSISo THE SEAsoS.--In taking his
last quail hunt Of the season, last Friday,
Mr.. !. Shelby Tevis found a nest Of one o
those favorito birds with sixteen eggs in il.
This Is remarkable since they are still! in
nocks and the usual laying time Is not be-
fore Nav.
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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. new stock of Frnged Win
dow Shades GiltBand Shades and Holland in popular col
ORG
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IcE-Was p inches thick on some ponds
yesterday, but We heard Of no one Fem.
bracing the opportunity" to lay in a snm-
mer supply.
COUNTY CouRr.--Owing 10 the death Of
Mr Neatherford, sister u Judge Brown.
Squire W. r. Carson presided over the
County Court Monday. A good deal Of
routine business was transacted, but moth
Ing Of general importance.
AcrED WisELY-Knowing that the
Messrs. Hayden Brothers had stated
through our columns time and again that
they would offer their goods at lower pri.
ces than ever before offered In this market,
large number Of our readers awaited
themselves Of the chance TO buy while
they were in town last Monday At Court,
and from many Of them we heard that
greater bargains were never had in gopds
At this point since they lived in this sec
lion. Our advice to every reader who can
get to Hayden's store is, don't fail to make
them a visit
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OwsLEY 4 lIloGISs are agents for the
celebrated Hamilton Plow.
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UNIFoRMs.- recent order, the en-
ployees on the passenger trains Of the l..
a n. r. II. are required TO wear uniforms.
The order went into effect on the "a. and
Cspls. sweeney and Love have ASSUMED
quite a military air.
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LOCAL MATTERs.

Tue Banks now take trade dollars al
par.
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GROCERIES, ETC.

II. d. STORE.
rare still holding forth at the old
stand, and as usual keep a good sup
ply of articles in their line.
pB Remember that we keep every
thing in Staple and Fancy Groceries;
Sugars, Coffees, MOlasses, Coal Oil,
Tea. Rice, &C.; and in Fancy GrOce-
ries, Canned Goods of every descrip-
ton. Cheese. Crackers, Spices, Sage,
Maccaroni, Raisins, Nuts, Candies,
Extracts. &c.
S@-we laid in just before the late
rise, a good supply of Coal HOds,
Kitchen Sets, shOvels, Tongs, and
"sich."
Bay-We will aim. at all times, du-
ring the coming year, to be able to
furnish all who may apply with Ba-
con, Lard, Potatoes, Butter, Eggs,
&c. We ask parties having any of
the last-named articles to sell to call
on us before dispOsing of same else
where; and we will promise to pay
the highest market price therefor in
goods.
SD-We also keep complete stock
of Glass and Queensware, Lamps,
Chimneys, &c.
S0rAs the season for such is fast
approaching, we have supplied our
selves with a stock of Trace.chains,
Collars, .Baek-bands, Hame-strings,
Forks. HOe-handles, &c.
pS-DOn't forget us when you want
Hardware. Queensware, Glassware,
HOliOwware, Groceries, COnfectiOner'
les, Notions, Cigars, TObaceOs, Shot
Powder, Caps, Wads, &c.
j. II. WARREN a son
2. O. STORE
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OLD PArER.-We we're shown this week
by Mr.. J. NJ Cook, Of Hustobville. an
original copy Of the Ulaer C5uaty Gasotts,
datedp anuary 9Th, 1900. Il contains an
account Of the death Of George Washing.
ton, and i In deep mourning.
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A KESrucKY HASoIS0.-A little boy
from Highland called at our Office the 9th
err day and asked us TO publish that three
bad boys. out Of pure meanness, caught
three geese belonging to a neighbor, aud
after going through the regular form Of an
execution. put the nooses around the
geese's necks and lefl them hanging to I
tree in the woods, where they were found
several days afterwards. Boys will b
boys, but that seems to be carrying a jok'
too far.
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Coon ron OUR MAS.-Mr. 4. s. Goooh
has offered resolution in the Legislature
to waive the right of mileage to and from
the Capital, and allow the amount to re-
main in the Treasury Of the State, bu, he
was declared out Of order. That body is
FOR cutting everybody else, but when !,
strikes their individual pockets, they for
get all about their cry Of retrenchment and
reform
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Nav FIRN. Mr.. $. 4. Midkif, who re-
Gently arrived from Abingdon, Va, bring
ing excellent testimonials As To his capa-
bilities as a blacksmith as we'll As 10 his
worth as an honest and upright gentleman
has associated himself with Mr.. ID. +. Bash,
and together they will hereafter conduct a
carriage, buggy and general repair shop at
the old stand. Read their advertisement
in another column and give them a call
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A CoLD SSAP-Set in las, Saturday, and
by Monday morning the thermometer was
down to 22'. BY noon the weather had
moderated little, and in the afternoon il
began showing and continued till il was a
level depth Of seven inches. This was in
creased by a light fall on Tuesday night,
since which the mercury has stood between
10 and So.
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PRINARY ELEcTIoN-The Democratic
County Committee met on Monday, and
without any ormal action decided that
the claims Of our county aspirants shall be
decided by primary election, on the sane
day that the District Committee ixes for
the election ola nominee for Circuit Judge
and Commonwealth Attorney.
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CESsus.-Gen Fry, Supervisor Tor this
District, says that he l. not yet ready 10
make appointments for ehumerators, but
will announce through the papers when he
will consider the claims Of applicants.
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SPLENDID PfcruRE-Don't you forget
that, at shull., You can get a. fine pic
lures, at as Low prices, A. they are furnish
ed anywhere in the United States, and IL
you are not satisfied with them no charge
i made.
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D.. D
make appointmept. for enumerators. but
will announce through the paper. when he
will consider the claims Of applicants.
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p.s.er. wonld helm matter. wonde,t,llv
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turs. .,.. lov nric.s a. ,h.v are fu,ni.b.
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1911 -
--
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pioyees on 'he passenger ua''s OF .ne H.
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can't. sws.nev and Iow. have assumed
oui,s , military air
'hn iAs-"s we're SNOW" WI. "'eA
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PRnSISo THE sEAsoS.-ln taxing his
last quail hunt Of the season, last Friday
Mr.. ]. Shelby Ievis found nest OF one o
those favor''o birds with sixteen eggs IN IT,
This Is remarkable since they are still. IN
Hooks and the usual laying time Is not be-
THf BLuE GRAss TEMPERANCE CON
VKSrioS-Will meet at harrocsburg' Feb
ruary IL, and viii continue three days
The STANFORD Lodge will not be represent
ed as the order was permitted 10 DIE a I'M
gering death, no meeting having been heia
TOR SIX months, -
a MURDERER LoosE-Jim fuei' VINO
i've or SIX years ago KILLED a man canned
braHdaie' near Milieuge'iiie' ana heu the
county, vas seen near the region OF ms
old haunt. lev days ago. Papers have
been put in the hands Of the officers, but
they have no, succeeded IN arresting him
'e@
SLEiGHISd.-The young people are get
V"s "s u'0'' o.' ~ '"e'i "''' '"
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=" ~, 'u'''e " ~" s'o 1.-,nl
wa" 'ou"s ks"''e'ea "'1' ,i1,
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PRINARY ELEcrIoS.-Ihe Democratic
County Committee met on Monday, and
without any 'ormai ac'ion decided tha'
~ ,'I,a- " ~ 80; 80 -
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So 49, go.
w wv !" ''0" - : %o,.',. " 80"
A'D N'"~e -'." -,,,S-">''
! ACoLD sSAr-set in last saturday and
by Monday morning the thermometer was
down to " by noon the weather had
moderated a NUE. and IN Tue afternoon IL
began showing and continued ui' II was
level dep'h OF seven lneneS' ihl' was III
-, :. -. .,0,I -.
,-s.s"ss
1 --
Coon FoR OUR MAS.-Mr. 4. D. uooeh
has offered resolution in the Legislature
to waive the right OF mileage to and from
the Capital, and allow the amount to re-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-06

Lock YouR SrABLE-There Is great
complaint among those who keep horses Of
their being ridden At night A bulle, hole
through the carcass Of one Of such tress-
passers would help matters wonderfully.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-06

DrAp--lt was reported yesterday that
the man Taylor, whom the upihcgroves
gave such severe heating, died night or
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