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-Eyery business house IN the
.,a-Ii D, o,IiI b. l.cor,te'l oa the 'th Of July,
sig '''ail ~, the S1,rE-M.S w'li be de-
T, .p. ;es e lrgtin. NJ anl numerous tias'.
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r., w,RS1SG.-A. will he seen by or
n.w advertisement in to-day's issu.-. we N
r,u,ce a srea. clearance sale. ths object ier
which We inaugursre it is to retaee s'ocS
prrpara,ory to making extensive I'm TO G.
m.nts in Our prssent quarters, which W. In !
,o,alIy insdsquatc to meet the 'e9'i:te;''e' Is
Of our rapidly increasing tr-ae- 10 'S0''
the ,o.s iha. mus. follow the hndlins Q
stock 20 maay times. ~e have nAFSe'' d'%h
~. s.,cs 50 as 10 irs.re sPe'S
and We can safely s.y %'t'o"t
g., of oon,rp!i.tiou that neTer N 'ae IL
-, W.ia Wallz has there bee. su III a
-, ,sduc.ian made. We would e'A
60 ..n.ci,l attention to on- Of ihe largest
-, ,,os. vari-d sto,ks Of dress goods and
,-;;u,,,;nys l.dic, neckwcve iaces. ir'nses'
.o-,. ,,d ,a.sels, plain and fsacy 'io On
alnv,. hoi.+ry. p.r.-es, fans iren AMI
- nit n cloak.. doln,An-, etr-' ever
-. .o " Lila w,ll., ~hi b 'nns' b, dis'
iaousn. ~ a. ,uy .scr,6cr. In cio.il'fg' i1F' !:
P~eo " cot, and she's, s.ra~, ~"'n
i=hihe h.t.. our stock is complete
i A,i Iii ofJe, such inducements 10 PaFcn1r
.Aa ..uno. help but please. An ea'ij o'''
~ .A Respectfully,
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the d. q l. ris-ie ~ ''e '
tme for essr.bsdy
, 1881-07-02
BAD, BOLD BURGLARS.
They Again Show up and Attempt TO Enter
several Houses---A Successful Venture

Some few evenings SINCE during tie alb
,ence Of Lieat Mccarthy. some persons Al
t.mp,ed 20 force An entrance into his mouse
Il is probable that the burglars were aware
q. Mr.. MeCar,hys absence, far they exhih'
tied a rr.a. degree Of boidne's /" their work
At first they attempted an entrance by iore'
ing oreu the fr.nt door. Finding that the
door withs,ood their knocks they 'eeorted
70 th. window and had one partially open
when Miss Mccarthy appeared on the seen
wi,h n revolver IL hand. which the laty US d
Immediately. THIS eaus-d trmpo'a y
aigit If the burglars, hut they soon turn
rd 70 the charge, hu. this time a; the 'sch
Saor As in the brarc la-iy let hy a sc
Line shot tn on.h the ps"el wIneh had the
..ffec, of forcing the midnight pr"Ni'r'
make hastv retire
On N. .nday nigh, some party or parties
sHec,ed an entrance into the house OF
Nop, IN Of easy virtue oa Third street. y
,,-yin. cp n the back 'ioo. with shi 81,
The Gu PIT got away with sl2o No clue
pf the guilty party has yet BEEN Obtain d.
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-uE OFFICIALClI1 ~ ..:

G,ra.-An the barber ,hop, IS hasi .ns
.trei se ga Inn an,il Tuesday moFHins'
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what vsn sss ssv,e.es usy water vosn
COST

As~e are about to vete upon The question
OF city w.t-r works would it ne. b, ~i.- to
hrs: CONSIDER the crst. The ,droca,.s of
the scheme say: Il is MT materi.l, the
r'senue viii pay principie AMI inter $ .,.d
50 Tar praetica y It wnt cot US a cent.
There arc etscs all over the cot n.n, ,h !,
VIII take water works On the same tenn.
Inc oriTcators a the scheme have cnly to
patent It and their Fortune is radr. But
some OF Us less briliisnt tiran..ic,s AMI CO...
structors VI putiic work. ,hink Sc. wa.re
about saOo, COO m:gat Be atsorled in tn
PROJECT and 10 great thing accomplish d.
Certainly no decrea-e OF water rate. and no
material 'ncrrasc OF water supply The
item, IN the little bil. might be summed -
folio. 5: Cost of the works and eo..aeu.u..
tin nils, eic.,
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sTRAYED OR sT0L Il.

'SIwo BAY woaK HoR Is F31M
Z the fam, If Vim IlpA n, "a -,e P
t..ls- Que al the horses : . ye = o.i, "a
snip on nose sni hrAad-d I ou lei, u Il ~,
small star on ior-heal b tn h'nl Z ~l.'e:
The ether hnrse Is bIy, yysrs - a. Il i
3 IN right sh..uiier, sar r-l.--- bah
h;Ei '-ss white. The hose Ue,s RS n
tee ,;rsai K .nie ss!es. Ans %. e 80 -
lsi.n-, 20 the roc.v-ly,' { th- Eo 90 i; he
sa..a;iiy rewarded. a..iH-s~
va Ha,G-,AS.
?. II y N linn. q. !
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nc. 4. res. Il l. B;A,. - - =
S.-se, New York IiS-Li
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Esia:e OF WIZARD .,lfaali. neceased.

Notice ishsr-5y g'a hr ''ss Undersigned,
-Iai-ietzs.o- Z il---@ I'D estate. to
ls c--1i5n-f a. - 1-v.n< claims
I'D 'Iec-sei, O. c--i1.t the same,
s.th Il, n-ces-aTv T-- gi,lir one year
rom ihs ti-st f.ti ,.----r .a-s latice, 70 the
Al ie--; ned q his a.5c p sl=.ia Haiia city,
r.. T. -
!. REEVES ATfi aisniuistrstor-
Wa'i Walil, y. Z, f;a "a, ISL D-1m
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RgLfefoUs

Eld. wm. Cloyd will presch at MeKin-
ncy mex, Sunday at - IN.
Rev. }. :. Sims meeting at Bright.
School house resulted 10 one addition to
the church
Rev. Stuart Robinson, pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian church. Louisville
for twenty-five years, has rendered his
resignation. owing to continued IN health
They had another protracted meeting
at the Methodist Church last Sunday
night, lie, il was protracied from to 10
II !. hardly necessary to add that Dr.
Hiner held the boards.
The G. 5. railroad will sell tickets good
Tor the round trip from Dahville to thu
Southern Baptist Convention, at Colum
bus, Mrs for So. The Convention meet
on the 9Th Of May, and the sale Of iickeu
will begin on May lst and continue 10 ih'
sth, good returning till May SLIT
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" Praise TIE Lerd r.

Der Iiiffiof lgHfhaf
You have no regular correspondent in
Richmond. believe, and will be- your
irregular, il you will allow me. for there
are many dear friends who are waiting ioi
news from the meeting that am happy to
be able 10 supply.
The first service was held in the Metho.
dist church ON the night Of the lth inst.
The house vas 80 uncomiortably packed.
aud Il Was 40 manifest 10 all that "the
place was too strait for the meetings, that
The next service was announced TO be held
been ever since. IL is pleasant room 10
speak in, with seating eapscitY for about
i've hundred, and six hundred can be
squeezed in. Again and again every place
has been occupied at the night meetings.
u was a iifls chilly to begin with, some IN
dead opposition, some ON the defensive,
some on the fence, some Joiaag iaYoring,
and some warmly approving.
! am glad 10 say, 10 the dear LORDS
praise, that the ice seems completely melt
ed and big freshet OF grace has begun.
Al this writing, "Wednesday night, alter
the second service $50 have confessed the
Savior. PRAISE THE LORD, The
hrsi confession was a very touching one 10
Marie and myself II was that IL a Young
man who had passed through the Realty
vile meeting unsaved. In consequence Of
an unhappy quarrel with another young
man Of that place. lie shot his adversary
through the ann the inst Sunday night OF
the meeting, and was wounded severely
in turn the week after the meeting closed.
One OF the c0mbaianls confessed during
the Beaityville meeting, bat the other was
unrelenhng. The first confession. how
ever, in Richmond was this youag man,
for whom we had prayed aud waited 40
long. Il 20 happened that his adversary
came 10 Richmond the neKt day, fesurn-
ing fTom coal trip down The river, and
that night the dear fellows came up 20
Marie and myself arm.in-arBi, 10 -how
that the reconciliation Wa cOmpl etc. q, |
precious grace Of Jesus
We are trusting for a RlOriOu. harvest |
IN Madison. PRAISE THE LORD lie
fill not disappoinl M. Pray iol a., dear
riends Ia Lincoln. Ever Ia Jesus,
0EO. %. bARSn.
klehnsnd, April 2Oih, 1854.
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MARRIAGES.

stNaiefoN Ptnorrr- On the lath
"a The brides faihet's. u. a. Padgrii, Mic
Malinda padge,i 10 John q. Singleton, Ir
The bride i just sweet -ist,sa.
Invitations ere out Tor the marriage Of
Ne James u. Iuichinga. 81 Crab Orchard
to Mrs Ella u. Evans, the accomplished
daughter ofO W. Evans, Esq. The hap.
by DAY Is 6sed for May ith.
--ConrrSs -OAKs--,leorge W. Collins,
II Pulaski, and Mr.. Ann Eliza Oaks, Of
this county, were married on the 10Th.
This !. the second tine that the bride has
assumed the marital relation, though 'he
l. bat ~ wears of age.
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Mt. Vernon Department,
SAM M. BURDETF, Editor.

License 10 marry Was issued this week
10 Mr.. William w. Coffee and Mis- Nan,
nie Parsons.
The woods are full Of @luirrels, bat
the sporlman's aim Is not always nneering,
and very few Of them are brought down.
-- Judging from the quantity Of sets
that have been bought by the gardeners, the
"inFun crap" In this county will he unus-
ually heavy this year
Our postmaster has received letter
asking him II man named Leland l..
Myers died here on the 7ih day Of Septem-
Der, 1876. No one here ever Of such an
individual. THIS letter vas from Gray
willie. lll.
Rev. =. j. Donnelley. Of Richmond,
leclured In the Court ho use. Wednesday
evening, on "fhe Endowment II the Bodies
Of the Saints in Heaven" His lecture was
full Of beauty and Interest, and sas listen
ed 10 BY large and appreciaiise audience.
Robert Diamond has leased his mines
n Pine Mn, to the Pine Hill Coal Com
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Ahefbn fffo.

Shelby City can boast Of more young
men Of aaading than any other town Of its
size in the State. Almost any warm pleas
ant day a score or more can he seen
standing on the street corners.
-PaTksviIle boasts Of having a goose
- years old that weighed 20 pounds.
Shelby City Is not much on the goose,
but she is awful on ducks, as she has a
Duck IS years old that weighs 30 pounds
net.
Mrs. Nancy ROwsey, aged "A year.
mother Of the Rowsey boys, is on visit
10 Shelby City. Her husband has been
dead Is years. Mrs. Rowsey has not been 90
Shelby City, or rather 10 the place where il
now stands for i5 years. She is the moth
er Of eight boys and three girls; I've Of her
eight boys have met violent deaths within a
radius Of eight miles Of Shelby City. She
says that when Cam was killed her last
help was taken from her, and that she does
not care TO live now. e.. Taylor Ray and
wife, Of Garrard county, are visiting
friend. and relatives 10 Shelby City.
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sARRARD eoUxr,.
Lancaster.

-George Denny 4 Co. sold one pair Q
aged mules 10 Lusk a Melvin, Of Gum
sulphur, for SEQ.
How are the mighty fallen A tel
egraph operator i footing a horn in Dan
Rice's Circus Band.
About twenty-five OF The converts oil
the barnes meetings united with the va
rious churches Sunday.
George W. Dunlap, our Police Judge
will probably enter the Theological Semi
nary al Danville, in September.
Dan Rice's Circus exhibited to small
crowd. here Wednesday afternoon and
night. Those who attended speak Of il as
the best exhibiting here FOR long time.
A man by the name Of Burgy, and
brother to the one mentioned in my last let
ter, was tried before Conn IIerndon for
,esne whisky crookedne-s and sent TO Jail at
Louisville i'm the next term Of the 4. :.
C,un.
The report that Zen Deering and
Nssco ID. Browne our Nasco-had swal-
lowed each other is a mistake. but il "a
asserted as true that Deering did kinder
wipe up the floor Of bis Office with V. D. y i,
or would, had not some one prevented.
Col. Mat WRlton and wife have left US
for a home In Lexington. Col. Walton
has for several year, been promine nj and
successful young lawyer in our midst, and
many in this and adjoining counties who
know him a. polished gentleman and a
lawyer II scholarly altAinments, will re-
greet 10 learn Of his departure. We hope
the Colonels expectations may be fully
realized in his new field and that 10 .
short time Ne may zee him rise 10 that
prominence Ia HE profession Zoe which bis |
izlsnt kt hin.
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LAxD. srocK AxD cRor.

5. n. Bruce sold to J. l.. Bruce line
horse for $3.50.
The Mercer county lair will begin
August n and continue remainder Of the
week.
A lot Of l,50O blrrels Of cora cold in
Fayette this week at s. 90 delivered At the
depot.
Corn j. worth $40 per barrel in
CLARK; grass land 81 per acre, and stock
hogs $3.50 per ewt
The loss Of bees during the cold Win
ter was very great. Nearly all the raiser.
report serious damage to their hives.
Stock feed is 80 scarce ia the noun.
tains Of West Virginia that many farmer.
have had to cut down their maple grove,
in order that the cattle may browse on
their budding branches.
An old woman in New York blind from
her infancy, has just finished a quilt with
55.5j2 pieces in il. She worked three
wears on il, used loo spools Of thread and
'"'eaueu every needle herse'''
-"epor's 10 'he department OF Asrieui
lure al Washington TO Ap"i is' show Al
increase o. about lour per cent IN the ar ca
sown IN winter wheat oui the condition
Of " Is worse 'han Tor several years.
non ION" '1'n '~sey So'u 70 "'
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rorrs on cCRREyT FrExrs,

The Peniieniisry nov ha. S7a in
mates.
The late Congress appropriated s3s',-
900 to purchase artificial legs for the
crippled soldiers.
A woman in Arkansas, in a Ct Of in.
sanity, threw her Eve children in well
and drowned them.
Tile largest number OF emigranis
td,a55l that ever arrived in one day, land
ed in New York Tuesday.
Pixies Opera House, Cincinnati, hiss
been rented for the use OF the Chamber Of
Commerce for s. 500 year.
Gen. Lorestreet. the renegade rebel,
will be given the Georgia Marshalship as
soon a. he returns from the Turkey mis-
sion
The Islander suit against the Paris
True KeAfsoliaA by q. II. Burbridge has
been dismissed, and Craddock - happy
once more.
Fred Grant has left the army, in
which he was showed over The heads Of
older men with records Of honorable ser
vice, to 20 into the railroad business.
Senator Brown, in his speech before
the senate, the other day, showed that Of
the llO, 900 Federal offices only 100 paltry
ones were n,'en ny me eo'o'su Pop"
Inc oid ,or' ",S''l,s'y' " i'A''0S
burg run oy 1ohh u lhonlIron' ""s "e
Hrolso .! NE ouho-y "hs"" i.''' ~
wv insurance f''''" '~"-s % "'s "''
SHOWN
me i.fp'',,' says ''A' me SUI Wv
siapheo ."s ',"q""s' :" 'ns ,"''' "~'
goio has Dee" i"unu IA "i''N' !" '~ss
luah''"es, "'A"A "s' so''e" Up "
'e"'.'lonAi'''
-hu.'on' Nee'ey q 70 'ns oonnae'o1'
.nA' hn'sheo me %inoinhA" So","e,n n.
~ "',' s-s" so"
n".' u 'ne Ne" io'N A"" o. '''"'S :"
~ located IN ONO
Inc .oa''s''Jo"'"o' OF 'A'' "o nit,
was uouo'e NUMBER o"'''"'ns '''''V
ems OF 'spe' lne se.''"s up a,0"e o.
whieh eo'' s-o' ~ /" WI" Tue 'A'se''
S'hs,e '"ee' !" 'ne WORE"
-ihere are ''zs pAleh'' :" '"e 'n'se
'"h'''e s-J 'uns IN 'h's e'A'e, - u ""o"'
are eoioieo' ne nu"oe. OF 'u'o,' :" 'ns
o'A's Is SOU ana o. 'ns 'ss'is uiinoe'' ''''
'''"', , """ asA' an" 'a"O' 70
y nf'sn' VINO '"oie mat ne N"e" Tue
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terfefIrndfhfc A. ltfh9H bfhaifnfnft
--BRODn EAD.-Mrs. Champ Hiatt, who
has been an invalid for two years, Il not
expected To live.....J. I. Hilton and fam
lily have moved one mile from Bfodhead
10 tue farm recently purchased by Wood
yard a Hilton from :. j. Wails......A few
days ago Mr.. J. w. Tate, while attempting
~ turn heels over head-o in other words,
"hand spring fell and badly fractured
his leg ..... j. II. Albright l. in Louisville
this week buying goods. Miss Mollie
Albright, OF Bee Lick, Is visiting Miss
Mamie Martin. Miss Tate, If Lancaster,
is the guesi this week u her cousin, Miss
Mollie lIarwood, At this place. Monday
a. the freight train was descending the
grade south Of town, the trucks Of one Of
the ears gave way, aud the accident came
near producing a wreck. The crew mana
ged 10 get The crippled car Ia on the
switch. however. without further damage
...... Your reporter MAS pT,scnt among the
invited guests at the Moore Crawford we'd
ding last week, aud can only say that the
affair was in oil IL appointments most reeh.
esche. The enjoyment Of oil present wa
simply immense %, Mr.. fulen Francisco bas
his new ssw.mill about ready for business
and will begin cutting timber ia "a few
days ...... viii the coming Of the wsrm
weather, several cares OF Spring fever are
reported and the dissaas eill probably b..
come epidemic.
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-MARRlED-On Tuesday, the I9th
inst, Mr.. G. G. Jones and Miss Quinlilla
Godby. by Rev. Joshua Taylor.
Since my last report the following
deaths have occurred. Mrs. John q.
Strston, April LIST, and Mrs. Elizabeth
McwhOrteT, April l2th, aged 20.
Much sickness has prevailed in this
vicinity for several weeks past. Mr.. q. q.
Fair Is now slowly recovering from a Sc
we're attack Of acute rhenmatism; Mac
Fair also has rheumatism; Mrs. j. X. COT
FEY is recovering from a very severe at
tack Of erysipelsS; Jessie, little daughter
OF Mr.. J. II, Bryant, Is very sick.
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--DrNNAwAy.-wn Dunnawsy, the
man who il was supposed had been cured by
faith, died Monday o. Consumption.
-RIrrE-Mrs. Lucinda Rifle, widow Of
George G. Rife, died At Hn-tonville, Of
Pneumonia, on Saturday last. She was
formerly Of Pulaski county.
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unoDurAB ADVERTISEMENT.
MORE BLOOD I

IHAVE OPENED A fiHsT-tLAss BUTCHER
shop under the sinrc ol hrAlisirf 18TH, and
au nfflalrd in Furnish choice mfHif al the inHrsi
Market Prizes. Will Keep loWh 81 an Kinds.
iipsh Elsa, Batter ffs, Ac / alll pas Gosh isi
niies. Thanked hi poet laiionasr ! solicit d
liberal share in iho iuiair.
40 3m NJ. ELEIN.
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W. are indebted 10 Senator Beck ior q
cops Of his own sxerllenl speech and the
one Of Senator Lamar sgainst the damra-
bic pulley Of The Republicans to force the
election Of officers Of the Senate before they
will agree 70 DO the work for which the
President called them together. They are
both mssierly arguments, and Ne wish We
had space TO siss them TO our reader. in
illl
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THE BoAling Green Go.,f's says thai
whoever heats Mr.. Virgil Hewitt for
Clerk Of The Cont Of Appeals, will GIL
that Office during the nsxt term. Exactly,
and 20 will the man who beats Capt W.
T.. Bell on Sam Gaines But Who will that
man be-
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With enlarged experience and
increased facilities, and an eye to
the special Wants of this locality.
we have selected an entirely NEW
STOCK, perfectly captivating in
style, novelty and beauty. We
paid cash for every article. and
will guarantee lowest prices, and
i'll every instance, warrant goods
as represented. Mutual interest
is a guarantee for success, and
with grateful appreciation of past
favors, we will labor faithfully for
an increase of patronage.
Respectfully,
BRUCE E ca,
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A CAIuoRsTA man shot and Killed his
molhef-in-la~, this week, and the verdict
Of he Jury war in.iiGabls homicide. A
certain individual sho bears that relation
10 us, will please Observe this paragraph
and govern herself 80 that that there shall
be no immediate funeral in the family.
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= KASsts Judge Ia. decided that a
ticket silh "admit one on it, i good Tor
husband and vile, because the twain il but
one sssh. Thi. may be all 90, bat Dan
Rice dids'i lake 10 1: much Yesterday. The
NAN Who attempted Il ~ould have had 10
ship the ioor-keeper before he could have
beat that kind Of an srgumsni into hi-
heal
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~Ak ~ ~ - ~ WI
BARGAINS!
HALE&NUNNELLYS
IN
GR0CE RfES!
HARDWARE.
Queensware, WOODWARD,
MILLIONAIRE,
Garden & Farming Implements,
WAGONS, DC.
WAGONS. DC.

Canned Goods in endless variety;
Largest line of SADDLERY
ever in Stanford; Swiss and
Falls City Hams; Also, a nice
line of Confectioneries, all of
which we offer at low figures.
Money saved to all who give
us Il call.
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Tar Democrats Of yessamine have nom.
mated one Herspsrbsresr for the I.sgisla.
inre. II elected, we hope that Mr.. What
you-call-him will make the introduction Of
sbill to have hisname changed TO Smith OF
Jones, HE frsl work AFTER entering the cap
ital
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rsa wisconsin Law against treating viii
not work, and the Courts have declared it
imperative and void. Until whisky
drinking is inside capital offence, and IN
I'll imprisonment fcf lie shall be inflicted
~ beth him that treats and him that ac-
ssrir, The social, though foolish, custom
sill continue. How would an lrishman
sSpie,, bis good feeling iowarl you except
:, Tipping gIasse.,
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WALLACE 0ErELLE, Of the Brsekin-
ridge SNa. suggests Riddleberger and
Hiclshl0oTsr s the Republican ticket for
lssl We second the nomination, aud
proro-s aplsifoFm repudisling all debts,
soik public and private. With such a
sicks, and such platform, every son-oi-s-
qua u Republican would rally 10 the
polls in support Of them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-22

OwISe 10 a pressure On our space by adj
vertiscrs.we have been forced to reduce the
size Of our type 80 that our readers will
not lose BY H. The entire paper j. now
set in BREWER and Nonpariel instead Of
Long Primmer and nrevicr, as formerly.
Last week We had to refuse column adj
vertisemeni and condense il to six inches.
In order to give our usual quota Of reading,
We have never been 30 literally patronized
BY advertisers as now, for which our
thanks are hereby rendered, though we are
confident that We give value received and
big per cent. over.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-22

PooK old Sargent Bates. Who achieved
slillle brief noiorisiy BY marching through
The South, earring the Amsrican DAG, il
DYING Of AFFECT poverty At his home in
IIlinois. 30 much for running after cheap
iane and neglecIing his business matters
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-22

SEcElrsRS WINDOWS funding scheme
seeas to take veil with the holders Of the
10, aud its success il assured. Several
millions OF the old bonds have ALREADY
heen presented tor the new 3as, aud il is
.iid 10 be doubtful Il million Of the
bonds will have to be redeemed. This is
almost proof positive that the per cent
bond would have been nearly as popular,
and that tie debt could have easily heen
acatei at that rate
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-22

AFTEn being whipped himself a nuubsr
u umss, Ben Dssri1s has al lasi succeed
"a in turning the tables and whipping
sonsbody else Thai somsbody was Nasco
D. Brown, Gnd The people Of Lancaster
don't think he vas hit lick amis-.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-22

To rHE DanvilIe Tribune; "DEAR DAvI
i love you a thousand bushels So ,or
had hetter no allow.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-22

Ork incsrsst sympaihiss are extended
10 zsne Young, Of the Madisonsills Thur,
IA biz hour Of ieIrible bereavement.
III sriaabls wife. after long illness, has
tssn laksn irsn Aim.