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BREWERY FOB SALE.

FEyHE FOR YEARS wELL-KNoWNK KaER
st. Louis Brewery, fESzS95
Situated on corner of Sixth and g streets &slzsss
In the city of Sacramento, is, on account OF the
death OF the proprietor for sale cheap. Inquire OF
P. BOIL. 395 street. au2o-t
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SACRAMENTO REcORp-uNioN.
Fan Francisco 0ffiee, No. 2es Montgomery
street.-A. II. Macdonald Agent.
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EoR shLE or RENE.

TENHE wELI.KNoWN AND DESIRABLE 90 o.
property known as S@lisbury's Store, in Tii,I
Pleasant Grove Sutter count twenty miles .lss.A,
north of Sacramento. win be sold without or with
the goods VIII be rented with the privilege OF pur-
chasing st the end OF the year. Terms easy ii ap-
piled for soon. Reason for selling i'll heath OF the
nrnnriernr s24 1p1m
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FOREIGN.
SPECIAL Memoria, serxiee.
The Political Crisis In France.

speciai memorial Service.
BERLIN, October 4th.-The municipality
have arranged special service in memory Of
President Garfield.
The Political Crisis In France.
LONDON, October 4th-The Times Paris
special says: Grevy will undoubtedly send
for Gambetta, and give him the fullest liberty
in choosing Cabinet as soon SIS Ferry is
oyerthrown.
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory
ARTISTS.

ARTISTS.
Houseworth-OpticiaD and Photographer, No. Is
Montgomery street. Established In 1851
ARTISTS MATERIALS, ETC.
saDbOrne, Vail q C0.-Importers and Manufact.
urers Of Mirrors, holdings and Frames, Chromos,
Engravings, Brackets Easels, Statuary and
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METALS, STOVES. RANGES, ETC.
W. w. Montague sS C0.-Importers of Stoves,
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Marbleizsd Nantels,
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers of Plain,
Japanned and Stamped Tinware. Nos. ITO 112.
la, 1l6 and lis Battery street.
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EARMs FoR SALE.

Do you WANT TO BUY, TRADE FOR s2An
other property, swop or rent Vineyard, SF9S
Orchard or Farm OF any kind Address or -.ss='
inquire of CARL STRoBEL. No. S2l j street, Sacra-
rnantn SlO-I
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HAMMERS Glycerole Of Tar is the best cough med
cine.
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s. y. TOTNE, .sSonersl Sppseia ,endebt
z. Il GOODMAN Semi Pess'r T.etst agent
IN -.
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RAILROADS, STEAMEgs, Ell.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RA1s.gosp
Commencing Saturday, June &, 1881.
QEY.t, pI;ET,IRg NaTyr.

OVERLAND TICKET OFFICE:
OAKLAND FERRY, FOOT OF MARKET STREET
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CHICAGO, October 4th.-Postmaster PALM
er's return of the business of the Postoffice
Of this city for the quarter ending Septem-
ber SObh shows the aggregate receipts Of the
Office to have been S400, ,012; expenses,
SS4,410; net revenue to the Department,
S3l5, COZ; increase of business over the cor.
responding quarter of last year. S6S, 1874
gain Of 26 per cent.
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MADISON COUNT.
Kirksrife.

-, -,
Married, al the residence OF '"e ol'ue
mo'her, MIS- A. u. Jones Mr. ~ - oA''
Ieh' OF o"ehsooro' 10 MISE A""'e "''o".''
new MOTIFS r'a"S' OF "'e"'"o""' o"''"
t"g' =.
n. d. 10Y oo"sn, o' "m' ''o'sA" a.
head Oh mountain nei'srS a. 'ens''''''''
=. simmons 'r', sofa 10 D. IL, ne"neuy
MS entire crop 0, "ne"' OF ABOUT LOW
bushels AZ si' MI hen"euy Is Ae asen'
OF TINS he'snpo'hoo' anu mas ,S''y
oo"g"' several .hou'Anu Da'"s''',''"D
ieSi' sofa 10 Jon" sum-" ~ ''"'' u" w
per pound
Inc merry nso"e'o A"' ,o""k ss"
''emen OF TINS '"'ase are n'sA'"e s'ea'
preparations LOT s'A"a p,e"ic'o NC ne,'
al the rAir ufsu"aa' On oa'u'uay, '"y
sth' Indications Po'"' 70 '"'S occasion IN
the most pleasant one OF .he season. pin-
ner wiii DC 'urh'shed on "'e grounuS, anu
nothing necessary 70 'he enjoyment Oh 'hs
DAY wlii DC lett unaone;
wayne county oe''s' "'-' spurious
oA''S'nAs re.ufnea nome a''e' a'.o-"sss
s"y ",'h 'r'ena' u TINS eo"1l""'.y' "'''
oa',S' 'y ah s'''ac'''e"e'' anu VII ps'.-
liar y her own won many warm ir'e"dS
during her stay mere, VINO "ou'u again
gladly welcome her IN .heir m'uS''.''''
Mis-" Ailee heasiey, OF Lincoln VINO mas
been WISHING MISS Annie "sare" isr Two
weeks mas returned ho'ne.''''' Mr.. "eo. IL.
Wearen aud family, OF stanford, visited
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NJ. Vernon Department.
SAM. N. BURDETT, Editor.

Tuesday night was without doubt the
hottest Of the season.
Quarterly Court will convene for III
July term next Monday. The docket Il
small, and contains nothing Of interest.
Since last report, licenses to marry
have been issued TO Miesiah Mullins and
Elizabsth Jones, and to FeliE II. Watson
and Martha Duke.
Mrs. Kitty Bragg Is having her resi-
dsnce painted. Mr.. Thomas A. Fain, an
accomplished workman from London. Il
doing the work.
Mr.. 3. X. Ashley, who lives on the
hill near town. has, In his orchard, 1900
peach trees loaded with fruit. Mr.. Ashley
has the finest young orchard In the county
The comets have attracted considsra-
BILE attention here during the past week
They have indeed, furnished the only
means Of relief from the dull monotony oil
uneventful existence.
There were heavy rain falls in tho
county Tuesday and Wednesday. Con
siderable apprehension Is felt concerning
the wheat crop. Fair weather Is wanted
In which TO harvest and thresh Il.
.-George W. Baker sold this week hi'
stock Of fancy groceries and beer TO Tom
Moore. Mr.. Baker has purchased hal
interest In the mercantile business Of ]. 7
Clark and will hereafter be associated
with that gentleman as a partner.
AT noon, on Wednesday Of last week
the moon and a star were visible TO eiii'
rsns Of this place. The sun was shining
brilliantly at the time. and the other heav'
enly bodies were not far removed from H.
the moon occupying about the position Of
the sun At O'Clock ?. N. The star, which
vas very bright and visible, was little
below and South Of the moon. The suns
rays falling on the uppsr portion Of the
moon made II glisisp like polished silver.
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CASEY COUNTY.
LIBERTY.


Every body is expected to attend the
union Sunday School picnic at Middleburg
tomorrow.
Circuit Court adjourned last Saturday
morning at O'Clock. Judge Owsley was
on the bench Thursday and Friday.
Died, on the Esd ult.. Of brain fever,
Ethel, the infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John l.. woliord, and was buried in our
Cemetery on the following evening. The
family in their affection have the sympa-
thy Of the whole community.
Mr.. NJ. D. Royalty, who has been sick
for sometime, Is much better...... Mess.
Joshua Stone and Daniel Allen visited
Hustonville on Sunday ......Mr. wslby
Coiiey and DR.. Ellis, Of Greensboro, were
with their relatives at this place last week
1T. C. Whip was in Lincoln last week
..... Miss Bessie Drye, one Of Lincolns
loveliest young ladies, vas In Liberty on
the 2sd, and her next visit Is snIiously
looked for BY some young men. Sc. Miss
Alice Cabbell is with friends In Lebanon
Drs. Wheat and Vert; young dentists, Of
Adair, are here at present.
&C. T. Walls WAS married June 2ist to
Mis- susetts Rigney. On the Sunday fol-
loving, q former lover Of Miss Susetta, who
had not heard Of the wedding, went 10 line
style to call on her. when he found that
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Pulaski COUNTY.



The District Sunday School Conyen'
ton will hold its annual session at this
place July 81 and 4th.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
are preparing TO give a concert in the ear
ly part Of July. We understand that there
will be present some line musical talent
from a distance.
The trial Of the Pollard baslardy ease
terminated in q verdict In favor Of the de-
isudani. The testimony Was clear and
conclusive as 10 his innocence. lie estab-
lished beyond doubt that he was not In
town at or near the alleged time. Just AZ
he closed his testimony In chief, and As
the counsel for the prosecution opened the
cross examination. a terrific clap Of thun-
der peslsd out. For . moment business
was suspended, and Judge. lawyers and
jury left their seats. The supsrstiiions
gave two interpretations one that II wss q
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WAYNE COUNTY.



1t is announced that Prof. Caleb Sew
ell, Of Columbia Christian College, will be-
gin a protracted meeting at the Union
Church here on the third Sunday in July.
A comet Of considerable size and bril-
liancy has made its appearance just above
the Northern horizon. II appears to best
advantage between two o'clock at night
and day light.
Elder Aaron Harris, an aged minister
of the Baptist Church. died at his resi-
dence on Cumberland River on tie 24th
inst Elder II. had been an exemplary
Christian for many years. and universally
esteemed by his scquaintances.
Friday and Saturday we're devoted to
examinations Of teachers for the various
common school districts Of the county
Misses Lee Cohey, Elite Oats, Halle l.
Frisbie and Mr.. Albert Cox received first.
class certificates. The present Commission.
ca seems to require higher grade Of quail
ifcation than has heretofore been customa-
ny.
-Canvsssers are at work here for the
sale OF the revised edition Of the New Tee
lament. Various opinions are enter tanned
relative to the propriety Of having made
the revision, some considering it sacrils-
gious to interfere at all with the version
transmitted by "ds good Old Apostle Jas.es.
The more intelligent, however, consider
that the advanced culture Of scholars Of
this age warrants the change. And the
changes that have occurred in the Ian
guage in the last 276 years requires II In
order to q more clear comprehension Of
the mind Of the spirit that declared the
work.
Mr.. John c. Simpson and his hand
some daughter. Miss Fannie, Of Martins
vile, Indiana, are visiting friends here.
Miss Fannie will remain some time with
Major Chrisman's family ...... Miss Mamie
LOOMS, Of Alabama, late Of some College
in Virginia. is visiting at Mrs. MeConne-
ghy's.......Mr. FELTON,. Of Ohio, is here look
ing after some oil lands purchased on Hsr-
man Creek during the excitement Of 1866.
A company Of Pennsylvanians had COM
menced boring on the premises, but We
learn that a compromise has been effected
that will prevent litigation and Interior
ence with present operations.
In consequence Of the press Of fai N
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GARRARD COUNT.


Married, June 22d. at the residence Of
d. ,. slayin, Mr. Champ. shumaie TO Miss
Lizzie Yeakey, daughter OF Fred Yeaksy,
Esq.
Monday was County Court day. The
farmers were busy In the wheat harvest
and bat small crowd In town. About
$50 rough mountain sheep on the market
In court. the will Of Mrs. o. Ksary VA
probaied. No other business done.
The canvass for Representative from
this county promises TO be lively. J. b
Mason, Dem, and Ben Pherigo, Rep, am
now In the field. Whether or not they
will be endorsed by their respective par
ties IL not settled. Efforts are being made
to induce j. Wade Walker, Democrat to
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NOTES OF cURRExT EVExTs.

Price Mctirath, the great stock ma n
Of Faystis, 10 said to be dy ing at Long
Branch.
"A negro has been chosen Chairman Of
the Republican State Executive Commit
tee Of Virginia.
Hon. Henry slanberry, Attorney
General under President Johnston, died in
Cincinnati on the 10th.
Hons. g. u. McElroy and John MUIR
ray have been re.nominsted for the Legis-
laturs in Warren county.
DIR. Mary Walker has issued an ad.
dress TO the New York Legislature. asking
1t TO make her United States Senator.
"A severe storm passed over portions OF
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, Wednesday,
doing ;grsat damage to crops and other
property.
Samuel J. Tilden paid $1,000 for an
eight-yeAr-old Guernsey COW, named Type.
and 5000 for two-year-old bull, named
Duck, at cattle sale In Philadelphia re-
fine steel tank on Prices Hill, Gin
cinnAti, exploded Wednesday night, and
its contents Of 2,24s,o 900 gallons Of water
was let loose on the vicinity. Several
houses were washed from their foundations
and many others flooded, but strange to
relate, no one was killed.
Formal notifications Of contests for hf-
teen seats in the House Of Representatives,
In most cases accompanied by voluminous
testimony. are now on file in the Clerks
Office Of the House. Thirteen Of these
contested cases are from the soutiy Ala
bams alone having four, one is from
Maine and one from Iowa.
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seal Of the truth OF follards statement
the other that u was rehate TO perjury.
You psy your money, NC
). J. PcpP'eweh had a bout with
"hlsrs'ed henylishman ias' saturday.
Uncle Seh mss long oeen 'he acsno"'eugeu
champion OF pugl'ism IN 'hi' Guy, s"u "
is with tears o' shame ana resre, "a" We
are compelled 70 chronicle 'ha' .n ,s"'e'
wreath mas peen sns'cneo ITO" ms o,o"i
ior 'he resu' "s' 'na' sonn oo"'eo', WIN
Ou' , ,,' wv. .e". var 49,
aooVe nus eye.' No' o"'' '"'s' "" w
nave ano'he' p'oouie'. co"oa' 70 r''''"'
Inc characters sre ''gh' we'gh'' ou, very
seu'e 'hu p'uesy' ~ Gems 'n., "ooe''
Dai'e'' syounslewe's'' nsa 'oasn' 'om'
,o''ery "cse.s' 'n' 'Ae 'e"as'' ~ le'',
~" mem "'"e'. m''es"cay "..'e'
a'o'' ana soo"seu ''A'o " s'e',"s, "e"
ue' ''P'.' :" ''"k""ss '"s,y 70"
'"u e"p"A"c' '''" s,.,eu '''"e, n'''"v
"Po" '"s '"",' ',"''','',' NV. ',,,' ''a'e
| nerves OF bsrtefs VINO sttkcn uiilrW tut
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The Porter Rifles, OF Nashville, iennes.
see. won the prize in the competitive drlil
at Louisville Thursday ihe'e "e'e W.
teen thousand persons present
The Kentucky Teachers A''ocla.'o"
will meet in Eli''be'hlown '"', ~" :,
18th. Distinguished educator, TO" :"
parts Of the United states VIII w ~ '''e"'
dance. ,
Col. Thcs. j. Young ST. 'a'her o,
ES.Ccngressmsn ihos. . iouns 'nu
grandfather OF our co"n'ynnan, W.T. T. a.
Young, died at h. home 4" na'n county
on Monday, aged o.
Elijah Rogers VINO MS J"' n"''neu '
term in the Ohio feni'e",'ary' mas "esn
arrested and brought ""ck 20 N.".''N'
Tor the murder o' ms "hc'e, so''P' ''"'P'
son, in Madison county w io'i' !.
The packet ihae'oh was o'o"" 70 w
cms near NaysVi''e o" i"eS"sy ",sn.
1--WE persons are kho"h'o navy .'se" s'''
ed, and hall dozen woundeu' nc c'fs'
was Of course completely destroyed.
"A whole train OF cars on a mexican
milrcad tumb'ed INTO the river San An
tonia, on account OF the giving away OF
stone bridge, and nearly zoo persons ~er'
killed and large number wounded
/, MAYOR hicks'he negro con''''eu o. SUI
ing Mr. Williams OF the oine'nns'' 'ou'"
ern, at Ludlow viii have 10 swing un'es
blackburn comes 10 ms rescue 'ne .ou'
OF Appeals having conhrmed 'he uec'''o'
OF the lever court
According 10 Secretary Blaine 'her
are more tnan i'VVo'oV "ppn'a'''"' "
once on me IN .ne various ueP'''"en's
washington. AS .nsse s'e o"'y i'V'oo
omces 70 h,i' os,VV sa'''"' 'es'e'' NJ
ooomeu 70 u''aPPo'"''"e"'
The Directory oil the hen'ueky Zen
trail has decided 10 adoP, 'he fou'e iron
; faris VIA winchester anu h'ch'"ohu :
Livingston, the present terminus OF IN
Knoxville branch Of the Il. q NJ ana ma
LET the contract TO warner, Iaoler q TO-
There was 'o'a' OF % 's,''""" "oe'
dents IN the United states u" NAY, .hef'
D by "a persons were Killed ana ~ injured
] As compared with May, 1851 mere was W
I, increase OF 81 accidents on' decrease
e in the number Killed anu OF oil ]" !"
! number injured
! "A Democratic convention, 10 nominal
candidate Tor Judge Of the oo"rt OF AZ
o peals, has been called 10 meet IN hliIa'e''
4 town on the IAN Of July Inc car recon
!, mends that all the counties IN ,he a'S'r''
>. hold the primary meetings Tor the 'e'ee''o
Of delegates on Julys
Mrs. OLeary, whose COW kicked owe
" the lamp which started the great connsgr'
~ ton in Chicago ten years ago, was IN IL
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Inns, Nockcssiles poet laureate, to Mics
nettie, daughter u Wm. Jones, Esq. A
large crowd Of friends witnessed the cerc-
meny aud did ample Justice To the elegant
dinner that followed The happy couple
received many sincere congratulations
May their pathway he paved with loves
smooth stones lllifc's dtful dream Is done
......A few days ago, lightning struck tree
in the yard near the residence of Mr.. Geo
y. Painter. The shock Of the bolt was "a
terrific that several members Of the fam.
lily we're rendered in-ensiblc Cor somctinc,
and Il was thought that one little girl
would not recover.
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VIZ have received from Col. f. p. Will
son, General Passenger Agent Of the Gin
cinnsii Southern, q handsomely illustrated
pamphlet Of So pages, contsising a full
description Of the many points Of interest
to be found along the line o: his road. 1t
also gives the names of those along the
line who will take private boarders, the
,,..cs g..
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COLLECTOR ROBERTSON has received his
commission, but says he will not resign
his seat in the Legislature till he sees who
will be elected. The Thoroushbreds say,
however, that they will test his right 10
remain Legislator. A caucus Of the Re
publicans has again been called, and in the
event il meets and an agreement is made,
the end may be in sight.
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A NUMBER Of leading Republicans met
in Lexington, Monday, and after consults-
ton decided that as this was of year, II
was useless to make any determined effort
in the way Of naming candidates for the
Legislature, besides nobody wanted to be
set up to &c, knocked down. They all ex-
pressed themselves in favor Of the re-elec-
ton Of senator Beck and pledged them
selves not do anything against him. II Is a
singular fact that nearly all the Republic
cans are for Mr.. Beck. Col. Robert Blain,
Republican candidate for the Senate in this
district, says he is for him over any body
that can be elected. and in this way he is
making numerous Democratic votes In the
district.
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THE Court Of Appeals has adjourned
for the Summer. 1t strikes us that as
much time as the Cou,t has Lost by ad-
journing for members to attend to their
individual business, 1t might have made
up some Of II, especially since the docket
Ia so Gar behind
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SENATOR SESSIONS. charged with offer
ing a bribs TO Representative Bradley, to
vote for Depew in the New York Lsgisla
ture, has been indicted and held to answer
in the sum Of 5000. lie has put in plea
Of not guilty. but he will hardly be able
IN snstsia n
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THERE is little or no change to note in
the bslloting for U. y. Senators TO succeed
Conkling and Plat, and the dead lock
seems to be past opening. The fact that
Conk. has disposed Of some Of his WASH
ington effects and moved his papers and
other valuables to New York, would indi-
cate that he has given up all hopes 81
spending next Winter there.
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CosKILsa has taken time to leave of
lobbying for the Office he east away ant
make a flying visit to Mrs. sprague. Gov
Sprsgus and his shotgun wern't there
hence his boldness
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THE firm Of Mars a Thomas has been
dissolved, and the Dsnville Advocate will
hereafter be published by stock company,
consisting Of twenty two members. We
are slad to know that Mr.. J. X. Mars will
continue as editor. lie has made the Adj
sooate most newsy and popular paper, and
with his increased facilities will be able 10
excel even his former efforts. We regret
to loose Col. Thomas. who, We learn,
goes to Atlanta, Ga, TO engage in business
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LAWYERS like doctors are liable to dis
agree. Judge Hardin, Of Mercer, decides
that q state has tho right to prohibit the
running Of trains on Sunday, while Judge
jackson. Of Jefferson, puts his opinion on
record that the State has no such power.
Considering this difference Of opinion, the
COwisr-Joursal very naturally suggests
that the Court Of Appeals should be given
an opportunity to guess the conundrum.
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CsFFeiloaafafs N. FfFa0a DepaIIalfHIi
-BRoDnEAD.-Mn. Dr. West, OF King
sion. wife Of tbs Republican candidate for
Senator, is visiting her father, w.P. Chest
nut. Miss sallie and l.. NJ. Myers, Of
Pleasant Valley. were here last week on a
short visii..... Died. al this place, on the
18th nll., Frank. little son Of Wan. Barton
..... Married, on the morning Of the 2sth,
At the home OF the brides father, by
Esquire J. w. Thsrp,. Mr.. Micsjah Mul.
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Corrssfaisacs W. rcrass nsPafia,est
Gun SuLruuR.-Thc comet Is the
topic Of the day ...... Mr.. Hugh Edwards Is
quite sick, \ good many cases Of cholera
morbss are rcported......Mr. q. :. Brown
bought Of A. J. Rice % stock hogs at -
per hundred pounds. Eld. J. q. Living.
-don preached the funeral II James Ed
wards last Sunday The church vas
crowded, aud the sermon was quite i'm
pressive. la the afternoon between 800
100 persons assembled at the river TO Wit
ness the baptism Of seven confessing be-
levers. Ed. Livingston is much beloved
by the people Of all denominations here
lie is faithful servant Of the Lord, and
during the past year IS persons have been
added 10 the church under his ministrs-
tioss, though conducting services but once
month e....It Is regretted exceedingly
that Rev. Mt. Wan Nuy- will not be with
~ next Lords day As usual. A young
minister will Gil his place here on the
second Sunday in July The following
enigma was composed by Miss Lizzie
Brown, a Sunday school pupil aged ~
year, Of this place:
| am composed Of l. lsiter.
| My isasoa Of Ob,d.
Ny 2 isaK Kit Of the Amalckites.
Ny 3 l. the husband Of Ahinoam.
Ny isa wicked King.
Ny Is the hrst horn Of Jesse.
/ l..
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100000 Lbs. WOOL WANTED;

also, Country Produce, Hides,
Sheep Skins. Eggs, Rags, Iron,
Bones, &C., &c. Bring OH your
Barter, and come i'm yourself
and look at our magnificent
stock of goods. We guarantee
satisfactiOn,and everythingsOld
as represented.
Il. II. ROCHESTER, Salesman
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A iull line Of Hats. sonnsis. Glo,ss. stras Goods
Trimmings, and everything necessary 10 COM
plsts Millinery lsisblfhneut ls7.-3m
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01

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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01

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adjoining counties and In the Court Of Appesis
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01
MT. VERNON ADVERTISEMENTS
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Practices In all the Courts. ofbee south side
Main street. lGi-iyr,l