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Our dear Manchester friends had sent ne a
Dor Of delicacies for the Journey the very
day before We left Hyden, and we had .
snmptuous lunch on the road and sssin
before retiring 10 rest. Off party mum
bered even-our four, (self, wife, Marie
and Georgia ; Mr.. Frank Savage. formerly
Of Cstiett.burg, now In business in Cincin-
natl, Who |. in the mountains recruiting
his exhausted energies, and will remsin
with ne during his fortnighu' leave Of alb
sence; John y. Patrick. Of Brssthitt. .
dear and valued friend who vas converted
during the Bresthitt meeting 10 Nov. ~;
and Mr.. Eve.sole, who takes the horses
back to Hyden. The North Fork vas
booming Thursday morning, but not past
fordins. Al half past two-our Baggage
not yet having srrived-we had . sort Of
preliminary service without music, but
the dear LORD gave an appropriate word
aud the fifty people present seemed very
fsvorsbly impressed. The wagons got In
about o'clock, and the "liule orgas" vas
sdded to the night meeting. One confss-
sion, . young merchant Of this place, and
an increasing good impression. II one may
Judge from faces. PRAISE THE LORD !
We have for lodgings the entire run Of an
unfinished two-story frame houe. Tie
lower rooms are not only hsbitable but
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Farmers say that their whea, is not
turning out much.
Mess. Sam Engleman and T. 3. Far
ri. are losing good many hogs by cholera'
Those that went from this place 10 the
Irish Lsnd League picnic on the Fourth
say Il wss not success.
Mr.. Sam Engleman reports to US the
sale Of his four.yesr.old trotting mare,
Katie, 10 VIM. latin for $3.50.
The girls are getting 40 scarce in this
vicinity that the boys fall oui and eight
who shall 60 to church with them.
This 10 TO give notice that my place !.
posted, and that | DO not keeps public
spple orchard. George p. Bright =
There Is some little talk about the
election In this vicinity. Since there Is
.ome probability Of g. W. Gentry becOm-
ing a candidate. the race will he between
him and Hansford. Feland is not con-
.idered in the tigbs down this way. lGen-
try will not be a csndidaie.--ED ]
The trustees at Briehts -chooi'hOuse
are trying very hard to secure the services
a Miss lydia Lewis for another term by
subscrip,ion. She has proved herseh TO
be a 6rsi-class teacher, and has given
general satisfaction. She has a school
offered to her that will pay her far better
than this, and II the patrons don't sub
scribe pretty literally they will lose the best
teacher they have ever had. Some OF the
patrons thst are amply able to employ
GOOD teacher themselves, and are blessed
with goodly number Of children, will not
subscribe anything. They say that they
ought to get good teacher for the public
runnex
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SUDDEN DEArH.-Dr. George W. Civ
ems, one Of the wealthiest and most highly
respected men in the county, died sudden
ly al his home. Wednesday morning, Of
what il supposed 10 be rheumatism Of the
heart. lie had gotten up az we'll as usual
and had been attending to his usual bust
ness when he vas seized with parslyring
pain In his-tomsch,a az he described Il TO his
wife when he asked her 10 give him some
peppermint lie took a small dose and
slmos, Immediately he fell over. and in .
few moments he was s,ih in death. The
new, Of his death spread rapidly, and a
general feeling Of grief vas manifested, for
DIR. Givens had, by hi. polite and even
manners, made hundreds Of friends, Who
sorrow deeply with the family in their ssd
bereavement. A man Of excellent sense
and Of superior financial ability. he sma,s.
ed fortune second hardly to any in the
county. Scrupulously honest 10 his deal.
ings with his fellow men. just and upright
in his bearing, a strict member Of the
Christian Church, kind neighbor and
loving husband and father, his loss will be
sadly felt far and near. DIR. Givens was
here Monday, and seemed especially inter
es,ed in the condition Of the President, and
he vas one ofthe prime movers in ths"Indig.
nation Meeting" The funeral sermon will
be preached this morning. at his late resi-.
dence, and the remains laid away In the
family burying ground.
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rnaianatian Mrefins.

Without any preconcerted or presr-
ranged action, and with no call save the ring
ing Of the Court House bell, people from
all parts Of the county met in mass conven-
ton on Monday TO express their horror
and indignation at the attempted assassi-
nation Of the highest officer Of the Govern
ment. Mr.. James A. Harris, Democrat,
was called to the Chair, and Col. James
w. weatherford, a Republican, aud W. r.
Walton were made Secretaries. Com
mittee on Resolutions wss then appointed
as follows Col. I. =. Hill, Judge NJ. Z.
Saufey, John NJ. Reid, A. X. Denny, A. A.
Warren, John J. McRoberts. ID. q. Al
ford. They retired, and during their alb
sepce Mess. X. c. Warren, John Balm, o..
w. Gentry and W. II. Miller, in answer to
repeated calls, made stirring and appro'
pirate speeches. AT this point the Com
mi,tee returned and through Judge saui-
ley reported the following, which was
unanimously adopted;
The citizens OF Lincoln county, irrespective OF
marty associations, have heard with horror OF the
ATTEMPTED assassination Of President GARFIELD on
TN. 2ud inst; and nov, In meeting assembled
ON the birthday Of the Republic. do denounee this
.,,.upt upon the life Of the Chief Executive, not
Of a party bat Of all the people Of the United
State, as uueaualled for wickedness and eanssess-
mes. in the history Of the country save In the as
...sluation Of President Lincoln. The act is muir
a. A. aIINk
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Mss. .. ". MsAtIsrss and d. '. osslsy ar.
10 Iouisviiie.
Ms. Linus nursss. Of Bfoahe.a. .. visiting
ffiead- 10 Lincoln.
Ms = . a.~ss, Of cuero, Tss~, q. on visit
10 his rclstisss here.
Ms. IVA Bs.pLsr /, vl.itias the family Of
Rev. y. Coot In Msr ~. IIfN MA
-Ms. FsAxs Rouf All he sister. NJ. Susie
ns Nth friends Ia Harrea.bnrs.
Miss IIszis DHrE, of Hasionyille. Is visiting
her cousla. Mis- Latte Lss Bailey.
Miss s.LtiG HsHHisoS 10 visiting the family
u Hss. J. l.. bsfne-, al Paint List.
Rsv. AND Ma. J. \. McELsor have returned
iroa visit to relative. In Lsb.noa.
Ms sANUsL A. wALros, our iormer Laness.
ter osnsspoaispt, ~as In io-n Monday.
-Ma W. =. MYKas, Of the Calendar Ciocs
Company. Ia spending fe- -eess In stanford.
Miss MiLpEKD LKwis has gone 10 visit he'
sister. Mrs ". X. Buchanan, 81 Crab orehard.
Miss LIcuK nkAsLKY rcturnei Wednesday
froaa Ro,kesils spsinss nueh Improved In health.
Mrs Barns Msnris, Of stanford, 10 Waiting
friend. Ia this neighhorheod. II Midway Cirrss
Mss A. %. HuFFNAx aud Ms. John MeRob.
srts afs visiting Mr.. Hannah ro,eei in Harrod'-
burg.
Miss Lisrt CaxSAusr. Of Madison, and Lula
McKiansy, Of this county. are with Mr.. :. 5,
NcGotsft.
Mis- poyiK CaHFESrsH. -ho has been siisnI-
inf csllsss at NJ. Metre Dame, a.. eat home for
the uscsiion.
Ms. JoHs ALisn0usK, Of I0uissiils. Is st the
Mysr, uoass. Nc A. represent. the reliable ARA
VI u. A. Bsiisin ACo.
Ms. kfHEltx BuToRD Laws and Mrs. CasP-
man ColsaAa, Jf., OF Msrcer, we're the guests Of
Nrs. Thes A. kirtisy this GEEK.
Ma b. n. fsLASD has decided - adopt the
profession Of las. aud Ia nov reading uSjsf Mess.
nrss sinridss A shelby. Of Lstiagton.
Ms. ,. r. CsAio has severed his connection
With rhiIiiP. BROTHERS. Lebanon. sad has ssne 10
sps1d the saAmer al Cumberland Falls.
Mss. nrsEix HAIIkf and Mrs J. 5. sims
aud Misses Mary Nyeu, flofsnoe Trushs.r,,
raathsa Nckiansy, Tiofencs Estes, Lettie HELM,
AAry hsii. and Mess. ". "a. Mckinney aud A.
" Nonisomsry went On the >. NJ. !. excursion
~ Niagafa Ialis.
--rns foilo.iug are some Of the guests al Crab
OfchaId springs Mr.. ssnL PHI Coz and fami-
~, teal. Ch.imsfs aud daughter. Mississippi
No. n. &. rIndeii aud uile. Louisville Mrs. Wal
tef tofath, siicf aud isnily, Dallas, Iesas; Mr..
&. A. smith and vile, I.ouissiiie, Mrs. Matte
N...sn, Mis-. JaIia Ss~man. Mrs Julia niie,
sad Mos. Geo. 1. Pierce. q. y. and Eebt Sss'
nan, wnssIy Ky. Miss Dora brldgefosd, Miss
Annie AIlsa, Mrs. ~. q. MaTroli and family
Louisville. Nj. ). a. Morton. siis and ehilj. Col.
smhas. Ohio. Mes. A. ". BisehoP and }, W.
Fr,ib.rs. Cnelnasii, and Mess. }. A. Raifori and
I u. lsaas.sn. fsahrote. Ky.
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RELIGIOUS.

ED. Jos. Ballou will preach at Boons's
school house next Sunday ct Sir.M.
Elder Jasper Livingston will preach
al BONES school-houss on the hfth Sun
day in this month at II o'clock.
The following Ia tue number OF addi.
tions to the Christian Church, as reported BY
the apostolic Times, Christian Stdaddrd and
the Christian for the months Of April, May
and June; Immersions, $3.50. from other
denominations, 25s. Total during O
months Immersions, 1861; denomina.
tions, 3i5.
MIR. J. NJ. swormstsdt, who last week
gave us his opinion on the near spprosch Of
close Of the Gospel Age,publishes an article
in ihsCincinnaii Faqaiysr,iu which he pre-
diets that the great comet which now orna.
ments our Northern sky will fall upon the
earth at midnight, November l2th, and
smash things to smithereens. Mr.. 5. may
be right, and then again he may be wrong,
but It would be we'll for everybody to
adopt the Railroad rule. which says "ln
cases of doubt take the safe side, and run
no risks" and prepare to dodge the death
dealing missile. -
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fp0b Orchard.

Miss Alice Stuart begun teaching the
public school last Tuesday at the old Sem
mary.
The work Of improvement still goes
90. John Mershop, Jr, has new porti.
co, and the City Fathers are having the
bridge and plank walk on Lancaster street
repaired.
Mr.. Jake Ovsley determined that the
other young men should not get ahead Of
him, and therefore treated himself to
handsome new buggy. STAMPS" are
trumps, follow suit.
The Hop at the Mershon House last
Saturday night was most enjoyable affair.
Among those from . distance In st,en-
dance We noticed Mrs. Belle sudduih and
Miss Matte Singleton, Of Lancaster, and
John Fsrris. Of Stanford.
The energetic ladies Of the Baptist
Church at this place will give an elegant
supper on the night Of the 18th Of July, at
the Hardin House. The proceeds will be
devoted to their church. Neither time nor
pains will be spared to make the supper
success in point Of excellence, and we hope
II will be 90 financially. Everybody in
vitsd TO come.
The band boys have received their in.
strumsnts and the air 10 filed with music;
not very melodious, however. A certain
kind. hearted gentleman, Of this place, see.
ing how very ambitious they were told
them he would present them with . fine
set Of instruments next June, provided
they learned to play one piece BY that
time. Encouraging, very.
Miss Mamie d. Cassell, lovely
young lady Of Louisville, 10 visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Maggie Saunders. The coun-
tensnce Of d. b. c. Is as happy a. happy
can be...... Miss Maggie Harris who has
been spending few weeks with Mrs Mag
gle Egbert has returned to her home in
your city ...... Miss Mollie Brooks has re-
turned from Pink Cottage much improved.
Her friends have hopes Of her entire recov-
ery..... Dave Carson is home again from
Nashville, looking Landowner than ever
sees. Miss Hattie Mathis, Fred and Willie
Tarrant, of Millersburg College, are at
W. +. Kennedy's.
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"PRAIsE THE LORD."
HAZARD. July1, 1881.

-ff - 1880
Dsas h.igior;
| must start letter in time from this
far-s~ay place, calculating upon a week
at least ia ,roasiia. A glance at the map
will show that we are crossing the various
tributaries Of the Kentucky river and are
nov on the North Fork, which Is the larg-
est Of the three and heads near Pound
Gap. II isa noble stream as il appears
now, flush with recent rains, and almost
full enou gh for a rafting tide. Our journey
on Wednesday last from Hydsn WAS down
the Middle Fork 81 miles, crossing il at
the mouth Of 'Cut Shin" cresk. then up il
and tributaries until We crossed the ridge
that divides Leslie and Perry counties;
then down Big Creek from lis head, and
up and down sundry nameless branches to
our destination. One mile from the ter
minus Of our 2i.mils ride fearful storm
overlook US, rs Il the devil knew We were
going TO. have good meeting at Hazard
and wanted 10 kill US before We got there
but "PRAIsE THE LORD" Oft repeated
foiled him rs usual, aud no harm came Il
any Of Vs. II Was very trying, though.
was never out in more raging storm. Il
spite Of wraps We we're drenchsd, but ih'
good people Of Hazard were expecting "a
and We had the pleasure Of welcome Il
comfortable rooms, where fires were sool
lighted, and what with "irying out" 4
fsw changes We were able TO make frou
the eonisn,s Of my saddle pockets, and un
disturbed good humor aud trust In th'
LORD, We didn't mind the storm much
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BREAD CAsr UroS THE WATERS
Rev. James Lucas, the recently returned
missionary TO Indis, preached two instruct
i've sermon. here Sunday, in which he
gave an sccount Of many Of the customs
and methods Of that heather country. To
q conversation With him, q gentleman tells
ne that he says that previous 10 hi. leaving
India a native Judge came TO him and
asked him to forward him, Immediately
on hi. arrival, the sddrss. Of Rev. Geo. q.
Barnes, Who, Il will be remembered, was
also . missionary to India q number Of
yesp ago. Then he went on to tell him
that when Mr.. Barnes was there he took
. fancy TO him, an ignorant, boy, and had
him sent 10 school and educated. The
kno~ledge he obtained gave him great in
huence among the native. and he was
given the Office Of Judge, vita a salary
amounting in our money To $4,000. lie
says that his heart was Glled with graft
tude to his benefsctor. and that he wished
his address 80 that he could send him
present that would in some measure ex.
press that gratitude. The address has
been forwarded. and IL Ia probable that the
bread that Mr.. Barnes cast upon the
waters many years ago will be returned to
him four.fold.
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DEAT TINS.

CARRIER. - Mrs. Serens Carrier,
daughter Of Mr.. John Young. Of this
county, died in Madison county. Saturday.
Of Inflammation Of the Bowels. aged 25
years. She had recently given birth to =
child, and Il with i've Others survives her.
She Was a pious. earnest Christian, and
died in the triumphs Of hope and faith.
Her remains passed through town Sunday
On route to Mt. Moriah for inisrment.
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SALE on NORM FARS.-Commission-
or W. q. WEIGH sold on Wednesday, the
farm known as Travellers Rest" situs-
ted in this county near Shelby City, and
owned BY Mrs. S. =. Grig-by, TO Mrs. r.
T. Hart, o. woodfori. the principal cred
i,or, for $50, 400. Il contained l ,2ls acres
aud the price 10 considered low for the
property. The first Governor Of Kentucky,
Isaac Shelby, owned the place, and upon
II lie buried his remains, over which a
monument bearing the following inscrip-
,ion Is erected: "IIers lie the remains OF
Iass Shelby. late Governor Of Kentucky,
10 whose memory the Legislature Of the
State has erected this monument. Mary
land gave him birth; he gave life Of use
falness and glory 10 the nation. In the
archieves OF his county. and in the pages
Of faithful history, his name will be pre-
senied to pos,erity for admiration and er'
ample Of the patriot, warrior, statesman
aud private citizen. lie was born Dec.
18th, 1850, and on July 18th, 1926, erpir-
ed without pang, full In the hope Of i'm
mortality" The place has since his death
been owned by his descendants, and Its sale
to Mrs. Hart does not take il out Of the
family.
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IIoLsEs 4 DaraurKsry have just got
ten out for J. r. Bruce one Of the most
~rviceable and stylish Jersey wagons We
have seen for many day. The workman.
ship shows the capabilities Of the firm, and
the painting can not he ercelled.
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soxr one asked us the other day u J.
Winters Co, Iouisville's leading eloihiers,
had become crazy because they cold Mems
and Boys Clothe. at such unheard Of low
prioe. We answered that they had not,
aud knew wh.t they were about. and ad.
vi.ed the gentleman to 20 there and supply
himself
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Our subserioers this week are; James Harvey
IiIlArJ, williamstown, by :. X. Cook; John j.
Bloounsr. Nj. Vernon, BY Col. s. NJ bardetl l.
=. Ferriil, seialis, Mo- Mrs, LIME Butnsr' h'od-
head; DR.. J. W. Dawson, Cleveland o. by MS
J. x. Warren; John owens, Pine NM NJ H.
Young. Pulaski Station; Dr. J. I. Bsekman
Charleston, 5. e., By W. G. Bailey j. J. Newland,
Preachersvills; v. W. Thompson j. NJ. Perkins
Bee Lick. by :. G. Perkins; j. A. GiSens Mekin-
ney; Hen. H. 2. Iangiord. White Hall Miss Bet
tie westhsrlord, Louisville w. IL. Anderson,
Tiasley spoonaInore, Dr. Lewis, forestus Reid,
W. NJ. Iackey. stanford Miss Julia Jackson
Lexington.
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OrrRA Housr DIRrcroRs. AT the cleo
ton here on Tuesday, Mess. J. W. Alcorh,
J. W. McAli-,er, J. \. Hooker. J. 5.
Crime. and W. b. McRoberts were elected
Directors Of the Opera House Company for
the ensuing year.
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Tms wounded by the runaway accident
Of last week are all doing we'll, though
Mr.. J. \. Hooker and W. b. Vsrnon are
still confined TO their rooms. Mr.. Will
Bright found out Afterwards that he vas
worse hut than he at first supposed, but
he l. going about now. Mr.. McRoberts
carries one arm In sling. but !. able TO
attend 10 business.
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PINK CorrAGE NorEs.-Mrs. Midkia
tells US Of another remarkable cure by
PRAYER and faith. Mrs. Thomas Mans
field, Of Glasgow, whose husband travels
for Hamburger, Bloom a Co, Of Louisville,
after being an invalid for ten years and
suffering untold miseries from womb d.
sease and dstula, was brought TO the Cot
tage about two weeks ago, unable to walk
without support. DR.. Alexander and 9TH
er physicians OF Louisville had exhausted
their efforts on her without avail, and
frankly scknow legged that they were unable
10 cure her Since her arrival her prayers
and the prayers Of the other good people
Of the Cottage have hourly assembled TO the
Thone Of Grace, but there was no per-
eeptible improvement till Tuesday. On
that day il was agreed TO hold special
prayer meeting for her alone. When the
hour arrived she was suffering greatly and
was unable 10 leave her bed and 20 to the
room where the prayers were being offered
w. ""e, "'"e''' f'"'s~ w" :" Nv
power and as she says she 'e'' a delight
fui glow per'ade her system ana IN an
instant she kne" mat she had been made
whole. jumping from the bed she ran
rejoicing to where her kind friends were
praying Tor her, declared the belief that
she had been healed and joined them IN
thanks Tor her restoration. Since then she
has felt no Inconvenience her strength has
been regained and she has been able TO
take long walks Without experiencing any
i'll effects. She has written TO her husband
telling him Of Der condition and asking
him 10 come Tor her al once Reputable
eyewitness to the facts narrated above
testify to their truth, and We give them as
told to ns'"'.Miss Vaughan, the deal and
dumb girl, Of whom We told last week. con-
tinues to improve. She can say many
words now, and can even hear the ticking
Of watch...... Misses Eliza Robinson and
RebeecA Logsdon, teachers In the Baptist Or
phan Asylum, Louisville, are sithe Cottage
The former claims that she Mas healed At DR.
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THE MCCORMACK Irvine BINDER,

Full and fair Binder this County pov.
that superior to all others in the Completeness Of its Work Lnes
Draugh &C. Farmers who
work. are satisfied Of facts and those who them have
Certificates that effect among them 10 r. Paris Brothers
Wu r. Coyd. and others
,. n. OWENS Agent,
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liz getting up the numerous EXTRA lS'
TERloR JOURNALS this week We have been
greatly assisted by the prompine~ and
courtesy Of the telegraph operator. Mr. T.
J. Anthony, to whom We owe our sincere
thanks, which are hereby rendered.
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THK following. addressed to the Editor Of
the INTERIOR JouRsAI., was received from
Crab Orchard last evening: Barbecue and
burgoo here July 2sj. Please insert. A.
G.r.onu
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WHEAT threshed and put into sacks for
ten cent. PER bushel, all the hands furnish.
ell and no feed wanted, by w. X. Mccall.
Give him trial and save yourself trouble
and expenss
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Mn. J. T. Hams tells M that he will
Kill no more beeve- until about the middle
Of August, or during the no, weather, but
willkeep on hand Mutton, PORK and Vege.
tables. Call on him.
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A TEAcHERs' INSTITUTE will be held
in stanford, beginning August 23d and
continuing three days-the 23d, 2ith and
25th. Prof. Geo. A. YATES, Of Coyington,
will conduet IL.
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fRoF. AnSEs RoonRs has accepted the
Proi.--ornhip of the Male Seminary for
another year, sud will open his nsri sss-
sion on the 6r.t Monday in September.
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wASrrD.-four or Eve good Agents. in
Lincoln, Rockcasle and Pulaski counties
to sell the celebrated Davi. Sewing Ma
chine. None but good men need apply
Hale a Nunnelley.
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HaLE y NuSSEILrY have just received
q big 10, Of Patent Process. and Oil Edge
Flour
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You can get ten pounds Of blackberry
sugar At Owsley's a Higgins for 81. Jam
makers will take the hint.
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Mas. J. NJ. PnInrs would like to have
six or eight pupil. in vocal or instrument
t.I .,n.i.
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rarss he indeed days Of surprises and
alarms. IL Was reported here Wednesday
that Rev. George o Barnes, while preach
ing at hyden, was ordered by = lot Of
roughs to stop. lie refused TO do 50, and
at the same time urged them to sit dosn
aud he would convince them Of their sins
aud cause them 10 confess the Lord. Not
needing his suggestion, il was said that
the ruilians fired at him, producing wounds
that were pronounced mortal. OF course
the rumors were groundlss., so far as the
shooting was concerned, but Mr.. Barnes,
in his letter PUBLISHED elsewhere in this
paper. hints at something dark that hsp-
pened while al iIyden.
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FINEST assortment Of Candle, and Chew
ing Gum at b. Mstlingly 4 sons 10 be had
Anywh~re
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IOCaL MATTHIAS.

AILwho know themselves indebted to
Hale n Nunnslley will please call aud
settle.
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HAS a NUsSElLEY have taken the
agency Tor the celebrated Davis Sewing
Machine.