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and 1890 Bibles and Testamenis distribu.
ted The aggregate work u the American
Sunday School Union for dfty--ix years j.
summed ny at Gs,l3i new schools organi.
zed in America, containing al 0sj teach
ers and 2,9l7 500 scholars. The aggregate
cost Of missionary work was s2,5955ss.
Sunday school books anil papers to the val
ne Of over 5000 600 have been cold and
given away.
- Rev. J. W. Kirk, the Baptist preach.
cr who va. guilty Of the objectionable in
Of sprinkling Rowzie on his dying bed, lac
Acknowledged his error and asked forgive.
ness 81 his church, promising never to he
guilty Of such an action again. The church
accepted but the Western Recorder thinks
that he should he promptly dcpo-cd from
the ministry, and says "a Baptist who
has no more discretion than to sprinkle
water on diving man and call il gospel
baptism, certainly his no business. in the
Baptist ministry. Truth will be promoted
more by The silence OF such 4 man than
by hi teaching.
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.tRwsRD ,orNr,.


- Prof J. W. McGarvey has post
poned bic lecture here ~ his trip To Pal
isiine, one week. lie will speak Frida,
night. May 2lst.
- The Chairman Of the Democratic
County Committee has called r meeting
for Saturday next, for the purpose Of ap.
pointing officers Tor the primary judicial
election.
- The soiree at Franklin Institute las.
Friday night was very largely attended
the programme full and most cxccllently
executed. The Sophomore deserve much
credit and the audience was highly thank
FIJI for the pleasant entertainment. May
they repeat some time soon.
- Messrs. Thos. T.. Bruce, Of Lebanon
Ky, aud Geo. II. Bruce, Of your place,
have bought the interest Of George Denny,
ST., in l.. Brown n Co.'S coal, lumber, gro.
Gerry and hourering mill business. Mr.
Bruce's old friends here welcome him back
to the home Of his boyhood.
The wool growers Of this county
leagued together and appointed Tuesday
last as the day they would publicly dispose
Of the crop. Buyers were here from Louis
isville, Danville. Richmond and other
places, but no sale was made, 30 cents be.
ing the highest price offered. They agreed
to give VIM. Il. Robinson 3 cents TO pick
;be same, and they will hold for awhile.
- PERsoNAL.-IIugh and John Logan
Of Harrodaburg, we're here Sunday to see
their gentlemen and especially their lady
friends. Your Mt. Vernon reporter was
here Saturday evening and Sunday. Mrs.
T. j. Frazee and Il. g. Dunn, of Rich
mond, spent day or two with their friends
here; also Hon. Curtis Burnam and John
Bennett, of the same place, were here on
legal business. Hon. Geo. Denny, Jr., Col,
J. X. Faulkner and W. S. Miller, all Sir
Knights, are attending the Knight Tenn
plar's conclave at Louisville, this week
The editor Of the Enterprise is also in
Louisville.
The County Judge, under a recent
act Of the Legislature, by the majority Of
the qualified voters Of Buckeye Precinct,
was authorized to issue bonds TO the
amount of 5000, and tax on 2nd dis
trict to be levied to pay said bonds; the
money raised ON the bonds to go the bene-
ct Of the Lancaster and Buckeye Turn.
pike Road Co. Issued the bonds on Satur-
day last; usual was strongly opposed, and
we understand that those opposed, propose
to fight the matter through to the end,
Two petitions were handed at the same
time to the Judge, one for the tax contain
ing 2sj names; the one resisting the tax
containg 2is, and IS from the first petition
asked in the second petition for their names
to be erased from the first and signed the
second, stating that their votes had been
procured by mistake as to the purpose Of
the petition. The judge refused to hear
the second petition, and issued the bonds
This fastens a tax of considerably over
eight thousand dollars on the Buckley,
Precinct for this five miles Of road.
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MAR IfGES.

-VEAcu-BRADY.-Iast evening at 6
o'clock, Mr.. VIM. u. Veach and Miss Alice
Brady. were united in matrimony by Ed.
jos. Ballou. at the residence OF the brides
father, Mr.. +. q. Brady. Attendant
Thos. Hendricks and Miss Elydia Brady;
n. b. Elmore and Miss Dora straub. The
young couple start life together at a tender
age, and we hope they may live many years
together without regretting the step.
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BOTLE COUNTY.
DanrHIe.


Judge Durham declines TO make the
race for Congress.
With appropriate Accomplishments,
an elegant L. S. Flag was hoisted over the
Federal graves in our cemetery on Friday
Gen. James A. Ekin conducted the servi.
ces.
- The wool market here seems unset
tied, Thirty cents seems to be the price,
but large holders refuse to sell. Fleeces
of the very best quality are unsold and
numerous.
An iraie mother, in Shelby CITY,
deals hand to her daughters slanderer
Her heated blows and words simmer up
his courage and he vanishes tongue-tied in
his outlines
John &. Johnston, Of Lincoln, bought
last week Of j. NJ. Veteran l25 acres Of
land lying about two and half miles
south Of Danville on the Danyille 4 Hus-
tonville pike at s65 per acre-terms equiv
alent to cash.
- DIED.-Thomas L.. jackson, young
man who was raised, and lived for many
years in this county, died at his home in
Hendersonville, Tenn, on Friday last, Of
Consumption. His wife "a daughter oil
Guilford O. Talbot and three children sur
yive him.
Col. VIM. r. Boiee is lying hopelessly
i'll at the toll-gaie on the Stanford road
with desiitution for his solaee. His case
presents an apt illustration Of how soon
mightness meets misery. During the flush
times of the war his check would have
been good for fifty thousand dollars and
now he will go to his grave as a benevolent
moneyless man.
- Gen. Fry asks to report the following
appointment a, Census Enumerators
Lincoln County-Edwin 7. Rochester
Peter McRoberts, II. Emmett Bryant. II
Z. Young, Milton 2. Hubble, and stepher
q. Dyro. Garrard County,. G. Burro vs.
l.. A. Weaver, Thomas Wherritt, WIN. Me
Johnston, II. D. Campbell Boyle County
Vim. W. Ripley, VIM. Minor, Richar,
T.. Dunlap, Joseph Moore and John A
Heron.
I RELIGIOUs-Dr McKee's meeting
at the 2nd Presbyterian Church closed o.
"Wednesday night. Rev. 4. NJ. Green, pas
tor of the LIST Presbyterian Church, ha
gone to Charleston, 5. G., to attend IN
General Assembly as delegate iron
Transy lyania Presbylery. The Rev. Rus
sell Cecil fllei his pulpit on Sunday. Prof
d. c. Dudley and wife and J. A. slaught
er and wife attended the Baptist Conven
ton at Lexington.
go Common School Commissioner, Rev
r. II. Caldwell. has AT last received and |
prepared 10 pay out the remaining 60 ne
cent 10 the Boyle county teachers. Al
ter an eight months session the Dan
willie Public School closed last week
The average attendance during the tim
was rs pupils, and three teachers wer,
employed-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irwin and
Mis- Bette Hamilton. james G, Goode
Of Casey county, has been employed 4
teach the District School at Shelby City
commencing about the first OF June. Tn
honors Of the Naledictory Of the Senio
Class Of Centre College will be divided he
tween \. l.. Curry aud j. NJ. u. Binlwh his
tell
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-- Hon. Jas. O.. Carter, Secretary u
Kentucky State Grange, addressed the PEG.
pie here Tuesday on Agricultural Inter-
esls."
- a. G. Reynolds cut his kncc some
weeks ago, which soon healed ~ without
severe pain, and seemed to I've all right I'M
III q few days ago, when Il began to pain
him severely, fcvcr and inflammation follow
Ing. lie j. now under the treatment ol
Dis. Moore anil liiain, who are expecting
one ct your town physicians thi. morning.
Mr.. l,llc padgett Is suffering from q pc
culiar disease \ little daughter " Rease
Sweeney. a sou Of Willis Floyd, anil Miss
Clcrinda l,cynolda arr sl.o being cirel for
lv phvsicians
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|M'ALISTER
E 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
AN save you money OH an aver
age purchase, we ask one and all
to call and examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
MCALISTER 4 LYLE.
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Personal.

--SANL. A.wAtroS, I.-Q, OF Lancaster was here
yesterday.
81 Ma. GroroE X. HoLASp len yesterday Tor
the mountains,
Miss JoHS n. MiLLER vas called 10 Madison
yesterday by the illness Of her sister.
-M Miss PAULINE OWENS Was here, this week 1,
having iust returned from lengthy visit 10 Mon
ucello
-Da. u. 2. EsrKs and his charming daughter,
Miss Florcuoc, Of Mddeburg, were in town on
"Wednesday.
Miss MoLliE JOHNSTON, Of Lancaster, return
ed home Monday. to the IcgIot OF several young
gentlemen here.
MIssEs BrruE PKrroS ASp JErrE DAVIS
RoS.sLI, Of this county, are the guests Of Mn
Geo. W. BobbitL
Coz. c. II. RocuEsrEu, having been appointed
one Of the Railroad Commissioner, has resigned
his position on the L. &N.R.R.
carr. J. W. BRowSINo has been made Road
master Of the Lebanon Branch in place Of n. $.
Dulin, who has been appointed Roadma.ter OF the
~. Louis and Southeastern h. II.
Ma AND Mas JoHS 5. ARMsrHOSo, Of
Louisville, aud Mrs. Mollie Young, Of owings-
willie, passed through stanford this week 81 route
Ia the mountains 10 spend several weeks
- W. MaAAl.iths ietsf haa lN7t A'teh'h
from the South Fork Of Cumberland, frOn which
he took 100 pike, some OF them weighing as much
a. seven pounds lie says the sport was unusually
line.
-sPEAEINa OF his appointment as one of the
Il. n. Commissioner, the Lexington Press says
"Col. Rochester is man eminently qualified fol
his new position possessed he Is Of intelligence
long experience, and above all integrity Of pur-
pose that will insure the beat interests OF the STATE
10 far as an honest discharge Of duty viii seeare
that end"
~ Ess weeks subscribers are }. NJ. Cook, W.
:. wisham, A. L. Alverson, liustonyillei W. h.
Cioyd. Mckinney Jonathan Owsley, Halls Gap
A. NJ. woodson, Ilaytown, Mo-, by John Traylof
n. {. Hubbard, Peabody, Kan; Captain n. G.
Lynch, williamstowni :. A. Middleton, Crab Or
chard, Eld, Jos. hallou, J l.. noode, 4, A. Ter
hume, Stanford {. D.. simpson, Mddleburgi w. X
buchanan, NJ. }. Harris, Crab Orchardi A. J. Hen
derson, Brodheadi s. W. rigg, Rowland hoai
man, Cum sulphur.
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HusfonriIIc.

Corn well up, wheat magnificent,
health Astounding and the farmers sad, be-
cause according to DIR. b. they have moth
ing to grumble about.
We thought when that martin box was
completed our town was finished; but that
edi6ce has revived the spirit of improve
ment. Jim Allen is erecting a fine build
ing adjoining Peacock's drug store, or rath-
er lac is putting up a magnificent porch,
promising, il he does well, to add to the
house hereafter.
A friend in Stanford sent me copy Of
the Louisville Poa, of May 9th, containing
the able argument of the prosecution in the
case of Public Opinion ct al. vs. Henry Wat
terson. Don't know what defense the friends
Of Henry will be able to offer; but II the
case goes to the jury as set forth in the in.
dictment, II. is undoubtedly goner.
-PERsoNAL.-Pat Conway is at Crab
Orchard trying whether rdier will agree
with an Irish constitution. Percie Roches-
ter is looking amiable and handsome be-
hind Conway's counter. X. L. Hooker is
again confined by serious illness. Clark
Cash, though not a lawyer, reioices in the
contemplation Of daughter! DIR. Drye
has moved his drug store TO the south side
of the street in order to avoid the after
noon sun-the heat Of which used to ig-
mite Tom Walls matches at the old stand
The Misses Mary Brown, Lettie Rochester,
and Clara Helm. Of Stanford, were here
over Sunday-hence several OF our boys
became idolators. Heartache is the preva-
lent symptom and peanuts the remedy.
- The death of Robert II. Givens, Esq,
which occurred on the morning of Sunday,
the 9th inst, although long expected erea-
ted general sensation in our community.
Mr.. q. had attained to near eighty years,
the whole of which he had spent in this vi
cinity. OF a nature eminently social, intel
ligent, reliable, active and public spirited,
kindly in his feeling and transformations in
his bearings, he was widely known and uni
versallv esteemed An ardent partisan
yet without rancor, firm to the verge Of OBJ
stinaey, yet respectful toward the opinions
Of opposers-a strict eonsiructionist AS 10
TO right and wrong, yet lenient TO the faults
Of others-open, manly and generous, be
made record as a member..of society, as 4
civil magistrate, an officer Of the church
as husband, father, friend aud christian, o
unusual brightness. A large assembly at
tended his funeral services, which wer,
held at his late residence, after which hi
body was conveyed, by the members Of the
Masonic Lodge, Of which he had long beer
a member. to the Stanford cemetery, wher'
they were deposited with the eeremonie
Of the order.
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DEATHS.

- GILMORE. Senator G. W. Gilmore,
of Pulsski. died Of Consumption, in Frank
tort, last Friday.
-MAGoFFIS.-After a protracted illness
of several months, Mrs. Anna Shelby Ma
coffin, wife Of Ex-Gov. Beriah Magoilin,
died on Friday last.
DARRoS.-Afler a painful illness Of
more than twelve months, Mr.. Robt. $.
Barron, Of Somerset breathed his last at 9
P. NJ, on the 9Th, aged 50 years. A good
man has fallen, and may the sod rest light
ahoye him.
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srLAKrso.-lIon. Cassius NJ. Clay, Of
Richmond, will speak on the Political Sit.
ua,iOn at Han odsburg on the 10Th, at Dan
vile on the Goth, at Stanford on the 2lsi,
and Lancaster on the 29j. Speaking at
each place at ] p. NJ. Mr.. Clay's reputation
a. a speaker will no doubt draw a large
audience
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BOOM News from Russell and Casey Is
to the effect that general boom has been
started for our worthy townsman, Mr.. J.
W. Aloorn, and We have il from good au-
thority that he will carry the former and
tic his opponent in the latter county. Mod
eat merit will always be recognized.
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AGooD oRDER.-The unblushing capers
on the streets Of some Of our young men
with lewd women, have stirred the Trus-
tees to order the Marshal to report the
names Of all such persons for publication
in this paper. So beware young men, or
you may sec your name in letters so large
that he who runs may read.
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Ccnr FoR CoRSs.-A neat fitting boot OF
shoe is Indispensable to a nice get up, and
II you would have not only beauties but
Joys for ever, call on l.. A. willspn, Stan.
ford. III. work Is the only sure cure for
cOrn.
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MNsrERIors.-A female infant, two or
three months old, has been leit with Mrs.
Beddow, at Crab Orchard, who refuses to
divulge the name o. the person who left il,
for the reason that she il we'll paid to keep
the secret
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Uaynes5arS

go Dock Coiiey and Al Jones took bug
~ ride Monday, during which the large
cared sieed furnished sumo lively exercise
for the boys by sticking his feet through
the dash board.
80 Hon. 4. $. Gooch Is at home this
week building fence around his new
ground. Wonder II those Legislators who
insisted on prolonging the term are all
as proGtably engaged since they adjoum-
ed. l.. q. Gooch nluined from Gin
cinnaii last Saturday.
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BuGGrEs, PAINTING AND RErAIRISo.-
u. =. Bash il doing some Of the incest work
in this line YOU ever saw. Il is almost i'm.
possible to tell nd-hand vehicle from
new one sner he has finished. And he
charges reasonable prices.
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LrvcOLy COUNT.



-- The infant child u Mr. Mack iiolpc-
dicl saturday night and was buried OF the
Flat Monday.
- SWKNrss. Mr.. wiz Ice has been an
invalid At the IIarril House COR a week.
Mr.. Buchanan and John Singleton, who
have been very sick for some time past.
are now M the gain.
- Kennedy & Saunders ialk bu.iucs. in
their new stand, aud Il words mean any
thing II j. evident that they inicnd 10 Keep
full and fresh stock II groceries and
adopt soft pan prices.
Some twenty-five couples Of Good
Templar, who went from ih. place To- the
Lodge at Brodhcad, Thursday evening, re-
ported a .plc ndd time and the lodge In
aourishing condition
- Mrs. stegers millinery store looks
charming these days, she having returned
from Louisville last week with a large
stock Of new styles, which are displayed
in the most attractive manner
- Apples, pears, cherries and plums are
in good condition. Judging from the lus-
cious specimens Of strawberries and peas,
sent by Mr.. Lawless, he must have the
champion garden in the county.
On the 18th inst an estimablc widower
Of this county will turn from the ill- Of
single Indebtedness Rumor Is afoat that
a handsome farmer from Lancaster will
lead TO the altar one of our sweetest beau
ties next month.
90 Myers, from Stanford, has nearly
completed the repairs on the Shanks
brick, which will be nicely painted on the
outside. Harris House has been repapered
and painted. House cleaning, that per-
picking time, has come.
The Literary Society If Crab Orchard
have decided to close their first session for
summer recess on Tuesday night, June 3,
by public exercises in one Of the churches,
to which the public are invited. Further
announcement in my next.
Mr.. |. $. Tevis' example in adjoining
the grounds about the premises Of the
Springs is worthy Of imitation by every
one. II is the individual pride in adorn-
ing homes which makesa beautiful village,
and every such enterprise isapublic contri-
button.
1t Is strange how some people dehght
IN making mischief Nothing 10 20 nut
hawk ior news among neishoor"' ana lhen
report IL WIN eoioring 10 make hard
iee'ings anu rouo'e' Sueh people are
great nuisance IN Iowa. ana should DC
made 10 understand mat the WORK oil 'heir
tongues Is not popular.
FARM iIhNs.-ihe oats crop oius iair
10 pe success " neat prospects are soou
ana farmers expect large yiei'. MI.
George James VIII SOW twelve acres OF
herman Mliiet, ana thls seems 10 DC the
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ALWAYS GooD.--The Observance Of sun
day had been 80 strictly enforced here by
the Trustees before the passage Of the re-
cent Sunday Law, that no Inconvenience
has heen felt atall.
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MoRE NV GooDs.--Mr. Warren and
Mra Bruce received, this week, large lot
Of Millinery Goods, which the ladies are
invited Ia inspect.
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J. W. ArcoES. Eso.-will speak at Bry.
anIsville, Saturday, May 18th, at u O'Clock
AM at Lancaster same day at 4 p. ~, and
Somerset on the i7th at 2r.N. let everv.
body hear him.
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A Coon Suor.-Twenty convicts at
tempted to escape from the Penitentiary a
few days ago by scaling the wall. Freeman
Farri-, the negro sent mp for life from Gar.
rard for the murder Of Robt. Land. white,
was the first 10 reach the top Of the wall,
when the guard sent bullet through his
brain killing him instantly. Two succeeded
in getting out but were afterwards captured.
THE BEsr EvIDEscE-Thai the Hall is
to begin in Few days, Is the fact that the
occupants Of the old rat harbors are piepar-
ing to move out and take down the old
buildings that have so long numbered the
ground. Harris 4 Nunnelley win 20 to
Col. Miller's store-room on Lancaster street;
the shanks to Squire Carson's, A. @. Pen
dle,on to the Ball property, and d. W.
Vandeveer either TO the same building or
to Baughman a Balls store room under
the st. Asaph.
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SUBSCRIBERS along the road from here to
Mckinney and IIustonviIle can have
their paper delive red To them each Friday
morning, II they will leave orders at this
Office.
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Nav willie Goods, Lawns and Lace. al
Severance 4 puddersr'.
Tnr Celebrated Srd,ilr. Grain Cradle ioi
sale by owsley 4 Higgins.
IIANs.--Ifyou want something sweet and
nice &c, the Magnolia at Geo. D. wearen's.'
NAucry NIos.-Judge Myers, Of The 70.
lice Court, cent sin little niggers to the
work house this week for disturbing rcli.
sious worship.
Gnovr KrNNspy's thiry.four days
are mp, and he has not been taken to
Frankfort. Can Il he that the officers are
counting a rcscueg
In his peregrinaiions, a man often makes
strange bcd-iellows. Our business manager,
for instance slept with Pigg In Rockcas-
Tie county, The week.
LEr.-rhe building OF the three store
rooms under the proposed Town Hall
we're let Yesterday to NJ. G. Porlman, and
work will begin in few days.
STRAWBERRY SurPER.-The Ladies'
Christian Aid Society have arranged for
strawberry supper to be given jus, so socn
rs that favoriie little fruit is ripe.
ATTENTION IIoRsE MES. - Pole-Evil
and Fistnla cured for 81; also any horse
driven in harness or gated to the saddle
by ,. n. Albright, Stanford. Ky. 2O.sm.
CoNISo AoAiS--Dr W. II. Milburn
ielegraphs that he will be here next Mon.
day night and lecture on "what a Blind
Man Saw in England" Admissi on, %
cents.
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MoCoRMAoKs Mowers aud leares at
Owsley n Higgins.
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PRErrInr IN TowS.-We heard some
enthusiastic young ladies talking the other
day about the fashions, and about the
pretty goods. They said that undoubted-
ly the prettiest dress goods in town, and
the sweetest calicoes were found at Hay
dens'. The fact is, those young ladies
only expressed the almost universal opin-
ion Of the lady public, and, more than
that, the gentlemen are Of the same opin-
ion in reference to the magnificent line Of
ready-made clothing that the Hayden
Brothers have brought on this season. .
A CONCEALED WEAPON Wednes-
day, as referees were attempting to settle
the partnership affairs Of a couple Of stock
traders, one Of them drew pistol ON the
other, while the other went for shot gun
that was in the room. The referees. how
ever succeeded in disarming the combat
ants. and no damage was done. The pistol
toter will no doubt regret, to the amount
Of the usual line and imprisonment in such
cases made and provided, that he was 80
handy with his little weapon. LATER.--Ths
parties were tried, but as no one saw the
pistol drawn, though all saw Il after il was
drawn, the case was dismissed.
A HoRsE CAsE.--Ahout a month ago q
Lancaster lawyer honghi Of Mr.. John Y
Myers a horse for 500. This week thu
horss was brought TO Mr.. Myers by man
who said the l.. l. wanted Mr.. Myers Il
keep him ill called for. Not suspecting
anything wrong the horse was stabbed, AZ
ter which the man .ecollecled that he had
letter from the lawyer man. Il read al
return the horse 10 you because il Is string
halted. shall claim the 500 back and
81 for certain expenses" OF words TO thai
effect. After reading this, Mr. Myers began
to smell mouse, and he thereupon turned
the horse out on the street We suppose
the matter will end In lawsuit
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Local MATTERS.

GESuISE German Millet Seed ri Geo. D..
Wearen's.
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AnN BRoKE.--Ye Yesterday colorcd wo.
man, Mary Hays, who was Just recovering
from a spell Of typhoid fever, cell from
table on which she was lying aud broke her
arm between the shoulder and elbow.
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ATTENTION IIoRsE MEN. - Pole-Evil
and Fistnla cured for -; also any horse
driven in harness or gated to the saddle
by y. u. Albright, Stanford, Ky. 20.3m.