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sTu JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Times Of Holding County and Circuit
tourts.

We are frequently asked when q certain Court 3,
held, and NJ the suggestion Of q friend, We susweI
hundred questions by publishing the following
BOY LIZ County Court, III Monday. Cifruil
Court ard Monday IN February. q days aud Bed
IN september, ~ days.
CASEY TOMMY Court, 9TH Monday. Circuit
Court, "a Monday w June, ~ days; and Thut.dsy
after ~ Monday In December, DAYS.
GhRRARD. -tounty Court, 9Th Monday. Cir
cut, ith Mondays In January and August " day
each.
LINCOLN. County Court, Is, Monday. Cir.
cult, "a Monday In March, - days; and 9TH Mon
day In October, Is days.
PuLASKi.--Couniy Court, 81 Monday. Cir.
cult ID Monday In April aud ist Monday In octo.
her, - days each.
ROCKCAsTLE.- County Court, 9Th Monday
Circuit, "a Mondays In January and August u
days each term.
RUSSEtIs-C County Court. 3rd Monday. Cir.
cult, 9TH Monday In May, y days. and list Monds ,
In Deccmber, y days.
wANNE.-County Court, tih Monday. Circuit,
"a Monday In May aud "a Monday In November
~ DAYS each Term.
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The thing we call Executive olemency
really means hey 10 unlock the door
which cl3ses the cells where the bloodesi
Kind " murderers have been put where
they cannot cut peoples throats for long
term Of years; Il means, ne a general thing,
that forger or an embelzler, or q horse
thief or rspist, has a chance, at all times,
TO escape the punishment he so richly de
serves. Executive clemsncy," indeed
The word. have come to have q nausea
ting sound. How easy it is 70 get up a
big petition how easy to get Tom, DicK
aud Harry to sign IL entreating a Cover
nor 10 reverse the operations Of the courts
and turn the beasts Of prey upon the world
again. In these days when the conviction
OF scoundrels ia 30 rare, Executive elem.
ency' seems to enlarge the area Of Their
operations The petitions from "respecta.
BILE citizens" pour in upon the tender.
hearted Executive. Friends Of the crimi.
nal saturste the mating at his feet with
briny Tears. The tender-hesrted Erecu-
tive thinks he csn't stand il; seizes hi- pen
ssd nullifes the action Of the Court. Re-
ally, why should Governor I've accorded
such an injurious power? Why should
one man be given the power to administer
siimnlsnts to crime FL Courier-Journsl.
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Whsf are WA Osfs

Wild oats are certain slid, wsy~ard
lawlesr, sinful sections ia the life Of The
young man. A general reckle.sne. char
asterires sowing Wild osi-. Profanity, the
familiar language Of vice, scohing at "a.
cred things, reverence. a defiant .indifler-
snce 10 viruous conduct 10 called sowing
Wild oats. Intimacy With fast company
lsIs hours. all night debsuehe-, |. called
sosing vild Data frequsnting billiard
balls, gambling rooms, drinking saloons
Is called sowing Wild oats An honorable
man will do only honorable things; an
honest msn, homes, thing.;s pare man.
pure things good man, good things. and
BY insiocible logic the man who does
wicked thing. l. wicked man. Any
Young naa must wear that trade marx
Who so~s Wild oai, Wild oats must be
harvested. aud the terrible fact meets us
thai the msiOriiy Of young men never get
over the -o-ing oi Wild oats. And those
~ho do reform have suffered irteparable
Injury. Look at the harvest .aniiarily.
liood health lisa fortune. See how men
seek TO recover IL when lost, irsvsrsing
oceans snd continents, seeking the tropics
aud cool mountains. drawing on medical
science sni impOverishing all pharmacy.
fronigaey OF health Is snormou. folly.
ohsn thsrs is no place for repentance,
though il be sought with lears But all
sins labeled "~ild oats" are vandsls that
destroy public health; they are grave dig
gsr. wld oats are the only crop that
!. grown mp by ga- light.
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u makes earnest, vigorous var ON Protective Tar
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In promulgsiing your e-oteric cogita-
tions. or sr,ieulsiing superficial sen,imsn-
taliti,s and philosophical or psychological
observations, beware OF platitudinous pom.
derosity. Let your conversation possess a
clarified eonciseness, eompacied comprs-
hensiblsness, coalescent consistency and a
coneatenated cogency. Eschew all con-
glomeraiions Of hatuleni garrulity, jeiune
babblement and assinine sfieciaiions. Let
your extemporaneous discantings and I'M
premeditaied eIpatistions have intellisi.
bility and verscious vivacity, without
rhodomontade or thrasonical bombast.
sedulou.ly avoid all polysyllsble profun.
dity, pompous prolisi,y, psittaceous vacu.
ity, ventriloquial verbosity and vanilo-
quent vapidity. shun double eItendrss
prurient jocosiiy and pestiferous profani-
~, obscurant OF apparent. In other words,
talk plainly, naturally, -ensibly, truthful
ly, purely. And don't use big words.
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During the past season We have had
mny marriage ~here the groom was not
Of aye, aud was earning, perhaps, only
eight VI ten dollars week lie had NO
capital laid up When he entered the state
matrimonial. snd Of course depended on
his mere hsgstellr salary, nevsr dreaming
efd~~baets In the shape Of sickness, etc.
fhi' Is eminsutly wrong. There should
he la~ nqniring young man 10 stale
bei,re court his ability 10 care for aud sup
Poit ~iir. before he nairies here. The
fact Of the matter 10 that this business Of
mere boys getting married should be
stopped. Many and many time, after
marriage, they have to work to support
their lsnily. They lose their situation.
get III, or something Of the sort. Then
they get inln debt, never get out, live a
hard, weary life, aud heartily wish they
had never heard Of marriage. Love is all
very we'll, but one cant make three meals
aday ont Of il, and !, won't pay house
rent, or hoard bills worth a cent Some Of
these Young WORTHLESS think only Of the
bli-sful future, with no storms, no heavy
expense and all that We do not desire to
discourage early marriages, but do say
most emphaiically that the young msn
who goes into this business had better un.
denstsnl the cost, responsibilities and
fNak nd suha las a.. l.
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Aa Execution in Persis

The execution Of a Persian marauder
which recently took place at Teheran, !.
described by the Armenian Journal Mckal
as being very brilliant" This Journal
says early in the morning a large crowd
filled the parade ground and sbout twelve
O'Clock the condemned man wss led out in
great pomp to the sound Of trumpe,s. Up
on q large platform in the middle Of the
square was placed cannon with its muz-
ale raised upward. After Djslsl Aghs had
rec,tsd a brief prayer, the eIecutioner aud
his assistants attached him securely to the
month Of the cannon. and then spilled a
match to the touch.hole a. coolly as II
they were lighting their pipes. The es-
rlo-ion followed instantaneously, aud the
body Of Dialel Agha. blown into a tbous.
and pieces, was hurled into the air Ofall
his bons- only one rib WAS found whole
and this was given up to his wives, who
had been present at the execution. In a
short time this will he looked upon ~ =
sacred relic"
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ABOVE TuE CLOUDS. - Probably III,
largest rock in the known world is th,
southern dome OF Yosemite. Standing al
The iof Of the upper valley, il resrs itself
a solid rock loaf, 5000 feet above tn,
ground. A more powerful hand than that
Of the Titan has cut away the eastern half
leaving sheer PreciPice over mile in
height. Former visitors gsled in wonder
al the spikes driven into the rocks by
hardy spirits who had repeatedly endesv.
orrj 10 scale il. The shreds Of ropes dang.
ling in the wind told the story OF their
failure. After thousands Of dollars were
spent, however, several persons found iheir
way TO the top Of the dome, and last Sum.
mer two sheep were discovered browsing
on the hitherto Inaccessible peak.
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OUR jon OYFICE Is COMPLETE


Al. here n IL. the dear Odd place
tuchsnged through ail these years,
Hos iike some sweet familiar fsre
Ny chiidhooi's home appears.
The grand Old tree. behisd the door
SIN spread their branches rids
The rivers wanders 70 Of yors.
With sveetiy running tide
The distant hills look green and gray,
The ao-rrs are bloomins VII
AMI csey thlas looks glad to-day
A. whea I wasa ehils.
Eeiprils., hos the years have as~n.
Hall send citing I stand
catch no fond, sndsaring tone,
icla.pn no friendly hand
ihint my nother'. s@ilc 10 mrei.
li.t my fathers call.
raa.. 10 hssr nay hFothsr'. iest
tome bounding through the halt
But sile nee all sreund the feigns,
ohiil creeTs through my heart.
Notase oftbose love femsins.
Asd tear. uuhiiIsn start.
WHAT though the suaheams fall a. fsif.
What tbough the budding aoscr.
-tili shed their frsgFance on the air
wusis It's golden hour.
The loving ones that clustered here
Tues. sails may not restore.
Nsiess ths, allied ny youtsfal car
VIII Eirst ny sol no more.
Ani yet auit The dear old place
Via aloe aud llnsssins tread.
A. when -e Hiss eisy-eoli lace
Aud leave ID With the dead.
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The number Of people who 90 to Color
ado hoping to be cured Of asthma, dyspsp-
sia or consumption is veiy large. Not a
few invalids earn their board by engaging
in light occupations. The Denver Tribune
thinksthst il house rent could be made
low and factories for light work could be
started both the invalids and the State
would reap the benefit.
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oLp LovERs.-Seversl years before the
war young man came to Little Rock and
fell desperately in love with young lady.
The girls parents we're rich. The young
man was poor. A union was impossible.
The girl prayed and the young man i'm.
plored, but the ruthless parents remained
iirm. The young man went away. The
war came on. The parents Of the girl
died. Her uncle sq1sndered the estate.
The other day the lover came back and in
qnired for the young lady. Age and pow.
erty had visited her, bat she had remained
true. They met and embraced. "You
we're s~sy 80 long" she said. leaning her
u red head ON his shoulder. But you won't
leave me any more Those who kept us
apart are sleeping now" III will never
leave my brave darling. have been try
ing for years to see you" But they did
not marry. The man got her to wash his
shirts for him, and ran away without pay
ing the BILL Little Rock Gazette.
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one Of the most popular medicines nov
before the American public. is Hop Biiiers.
Nou see it everywhere. People take il
with good effect. IL builds them up. II
moi al pleasant 10 the taste as some other
Bities, I. II 10 not a ~hisky drink. II il
more like the lid. fashioned bone sci tea
that has done a ~orld Of good II yon
don't feel just right ip Hop Bitlsrs. --
Nun1a Ness.
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Shakespeare uses more different words
than any other writer in the English Lam
guags. Writers on the statistics Of words
inform US that he use. about $4,000 differ
eut words in his plays aud sonuetr, while
there is no other writer who Uses so many as
10000 Soms-few writer's Use as many rs
$4,000 words, bat the great majority of
writer's do no, employ more than 5000.
In conversation hut from 5000 10 5000
different words are used.
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for our Circuit Court Clerks Tor their ser
vices In criminal c.-es has been frequenil,
discussed, both 10 and out Of the Legisls
ture, without go far reaching satisfactory
results. Asa rule, these clerks give NOR,
than half their time snd labor to Com
monweslth cases without psy, true they
occasionally collect the costs when the de-
iendsnt IL able to pay, but practically thi.
amount. TO nothing. Il iss fact not q, al
cfeditable to the State Of Kentucky that
she has made no provision to pay her
Clerks adequately for their labor 10 erimi'
nal prosecutions. She provides payment
ont Of the Treasury fOr all other public
officers, but for some reason she nsglecis
her Clerks. Judges. shsrirs, JAileis, Com
monweslihs Attorneys. Msgistrsiss, Con-
stables. Coroners, Assessors and Policemen
are all paid liberal ~sges, but the Clerks
are left 10 shiii for themselves and rely
upon civil cases for support, this results,
not only In hardship TO the Clerks, but is
unjust TO liiiganis In civil cases, who
are thus indirectly made to bear the bur
dsns which properly belong TO the State.
The State has designated certain officers to
perform the public business. She has pro
vided for their election BY the people; she
ha. prescribed the highest qualifications in
then; she has hrei their duties and re-
sfD0-ib ltties. abe has rsQIlrsl of them the
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Richmond i. pretty strong in the manu-
fscture Of tobacco and cigars, in the grind
ing Of -four and in the iron manufacture
The city sells nearly sl0,000,000 worth Of
manufactured tobacco per asnum, most o.
ii being chewing tobacco and pipe tobacco
The sales of manufactured iron amount IL
100000 Of -four and meal S.. 100000
and Of balreled pork about 81 100000.
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liz WAS NEITHER.-Of the two general
classes Of spectators in the stock market,
those who try to force up the prices OF
siocks are called bulls" aud those who
try to crowd them down are called "bears. y
A Chicago paper tells Of man who was
complaining that he had invested rather
large sum Of money IN Wall street and loci
il all. A sympathiling friend asked him
whether he had been "bull" or "bear
lie replied "Neither; | was = jsekass. ~
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some Of the papers are severely criticis-
ing Rev Mr.. Zimmerman, a preacher VI
the Gospel, formerly editor Of the Dan
vile 7iJHs,) f'r taking the position Of
wslehmsn TO a rot-gut factory. We don't
see why he can't serve the Lord as well
among whisky barrels As in writing Stall.
wart Radical editorials. Besides, we hear
that he opens and closes his siill-houss
daily with prayer Iowa News.
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The following riddle was suggested to us
by friend, via; There were two msn not
related to each other. Each had a grown
daughter. Each man married the other
mans daughter. What 10 the tie VI rela-
tionship between the children Of the NO.
meu? We would like to hear the know
ing ones answer.-l Sebres Sunbeam.
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say. "a general complaint that spares
neither class nor condition Of person, is
seated in the liver. II may he truly said
this Is our national disease, and il gives US
great pleasur. 10 hear or read the iesiimo-
ny Of persons o: we'll known yeraciiy and
Intelligence TO prove the ysrsciiy and in
ielligence To prove the value Of Simmons
Liver Regulator. prepared by J. II. Zsilin
a Co, as a rsmsdy. The printed and YER
bal testimony Of 50 many friends and ae-
quaintsnoes satisfies Us that this il one Of
the exceptions toihe general hnmbuggery
Of medical specialiies.
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A dog that hears through an ear trump
ct aud wears spsctselss belongs TO Patrick
Nichols. VI Milwaukee, Wis. The animal
Ia said to be rs year. Vi age, aud has los.
HE hearing aud sight, and his master, ior
his many year. Vi fidelity. procured ihsse 10
cheer him. A set Of artificial teeth ar,
being made for him.
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SIS there sny opening here FOR an intel
lectusl writer" asked seedy, rednossd
individual Of an editor. "lss, my friend, !"
replied the man Of quilts. "a considerable
carpenter, foresseing your visit, left an
opening for you. Turn the knob TO the
right"
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Without Knife, Ligature or Causties

Treatment mild, with hut little pain; no deien-
tion from business and no danger TO he feared
frOm treatment. We use a method which Is new
and original. is not generally known TO the pro
fessiOn and never tails 10 cure. No pay asked un-
Ill patient is entirely cured. Consultation aud
examination free. Charges moderate. We also
guarantee 10 cure all cases OF redueble Rupture
(Hefnia) by a safe aud almost painless operation,
and without drawing drop OF blood. We do not
ask for pay until cure Is effected. II snfh-
GENTLY explicit TO he understood by all. None
can mistake our meaning, no matter how skepii-
cal as TO the cure. viii he nj stanford every
IT. ESDAl. Below We give the names OF a lev
persons who have been cured by US; they eau be-
Consulted by letter or otherwise. The names of
ladies will not he made public &. &, Chrisman,
Frank Eikin, Judge W. e. Miller. y. Anderson,
W. J. Hay borne, r. A. Ballard, j. :. Collins, IA.
iriggs, James saith, David woolward, Rich
mond; Thomas W Merritt, George Higginbotham,
Lancaster; l.. l.. Dawson, v. h. Watson, q. u,
Hopper, 4. \. Myers, D.. +. Fisher, \. b. Pullam,
J. s Bosley, q: 4, Iackey, Richard Cobb, joe
Cohen, A. A. Mckinney, sanford Erwin. W. n,
Hays, stanford; Joseph Chrisnaa, 4. Chrisman
Geo. Barclay, e. Stinnett, Nich0lasyills; J. N,
Wilson, Jas. Coleman, Chap. Coleman, Harrods
hung; j. N. Nanarsdall W. 4. Campbell, Lebanon
!. II. Williams, G,w, Lewis, Cainpbellsville; Rev
J. A. Bogle, liusionsille; Ecni. spalding, Dan
willie, John NJ. sIoonamore, = L. Cook, hanNille
s92-im
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When a girl who has encouraged Young
man for about two years suddenly tells
him that she never eau be uloIs than a sis
Ter 10 him, he eau for the first time see the
freck les On her face - Boston Star.
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There must be a great deal OF bounce
about new horn babies II newspaper per
-onals are 10 be credited. Those that ars
not bouncing bows" are invariably "boune-
ing girls."
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The LOSSES by lire In the United States
and canada in the single moalh Of octo-
Der are put al Ss.Oo0.OOo
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New Livery 4 Sale Stable,

Having aieiit eoniIieis,l ,ay lairs verv lu.ll.
un prepared 10 serve The pahlic la the .,,osf AZ,
PROVED nannef, and fsspsstinlly ASK a share al IA.
paiionags teaifaiiy laeaisi, lnrke snd airy, 4 sn
a's :" "hs' special inducsulenis. Gise tne n cali
49,, =. %. MAI eumAk.
H'f"h NIInIlrl Lv.
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Al Alexandria, Va, Richard Crowliny
met young girl at a we'll drawing water.
and made an insulting proposal 10 her.
She made him no answer at the time, hut
sent him note nett day asking him To
call ON her. lie dressed himself in hi.
bsst aud wsn,. The Young gil me, him
at the door, Knocked him down with a
paving stone, aud then beat him nearly 10
death with a clab. Richard diju't stay
there any longer than he could help. II
i.n'l safe 10 fool with sous girls, aud ils .
pity they are not all like the Virgnis lass
- Sunday Argus.
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RIDIc UI0us sAyIScs.--tisnersl Taylo
vas made ridiculous Tor q time by the
sentence which occurred near the begin
ming Of his message in the Thirty
Congress, Decembcr, isis. as follows
I've sss al peace with all ihs world. and
seek to malalsin our cherished relations
Of su,ity With the rsi u mankind." Bul
Mr.. Buchanan almost matched II in 9
speech he made at the South, in which he
.id. al 10 believe. gentlemen, that man
Kind, As we'll rs the people Of the United
States, are interested In the preservation
Of the Union" aud John &. Calhoun, IL
commenting upon the clause in the Declar'
alton VI Independence toll effect that all
men are created equal. remarked that only
two men were created, and one of then
vas woman"
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l,sm and weskuss Of lungs, liver, kid-
nsys, aud urinary organs relieved by us-
Ing Brown's Iron Biitsrs.
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The King Of Ashantse had two hundred
Young girls killed the other day for the
purpose Of using their blood In mixing
mortar for the repair Of a state building.
The Pink Cottage will hereafter blush
family in the presence Of Ashanies OF Grim
son. The Republican party having sue
ceeded ~ well 10 is partnership with Billy
the Kid TO plumber the creditors Of Nir-
GINA, now proposes Ia remove To Nilsson.
NJ, join the James gang, and engage in
irain-robbing. - Breckinridge News
Al a dance the other evening, he was
introduced TO very becoming uiss. and 80
Of course. Was doing his best ~ ueri, biz
good luck. Feeling a sndiea indisposi
ton he excused himself for minute, and
on returning, Was In the act Of removing
Few kernels Of eoies from HE vesi poek-
Ut, whsn the dap'sel sslonishsi him by
saying Don't chew that; | had rather
smell the nes rum. lie didn't apologize
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CYaefunaff.
THOS. ID. NEWLAND

l. candidate for reelection 10 the office of JAIL.
ER subject To the action OF the Democracy.