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HAlti!LOr0.

BALTIMORE, March 25.-Flour- Dull
and lower TO sell; western supertne
So 25(G4 90; extra 81 25Ct5 90; family
IS l5(a6 90. Whest-Wrstern lower
and inactive, closing firm; No. = western
winter red. spot and seller March, 81 Ia
al III; seller April 81 l7,GBl l1t; seller
Nav 81 l7tGl Ia; seller June 81 lsl@
Isl; seller July 81 l4iGsl li!. Corn
W estern lower and weak; western
mixed, spot 55i655!c; seller April 5ii
G,55c; seller May 5is@54ic; steamer
52Id52jc. Oats Quiet and steady;
western white 45(a,46c: do mixed 43ta
44c. Rye-Firm at 81 10. Hsy-Steady.
Provisions-Steady and quiet. Mess
Pork-Old SIS 80: new $l6 50. Bulk
Meats-Packed 6C96ic. Bacon-Shoul.
ders 6ic; clear rlb sides 9ic; hams llta
III. Lard-Refned lltc. Butter
Qniet. Eggs-lOwer at lSc. Petroleum
Nominal. CotIee-lower, but rather
more active; Rio cargoes, ordinary TO
fair iOldl2c. Sugar-Higher; A soft
Ole. Whisky-Nominally at 81 10.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, March % 5-Flour-Nom-
inally unchanged. Wheat-Unsettled
but opened weak and lower and closed
firm at outside prices; No. 2 Chicago
spring, regular, 81 90; fresh 81 023
cash; 81 90! seller April; 81 053Col 05s
seller May; 81 O5i9l O5ij seller June;
sales 81 0jidl 06t seller May; No: 3 80
(a9ic; rejected 75ta92c. Corn-Unset-
tied, but generally lower; regular 3s!c;
fresh 4Oic cash; 3sc seller April; 42,s
42sc seller May; 4?!S42tc seller June;
rejected Sole. Oats-Quiet and firm;
regular 29ic; fresh &c cash; 29tCg29,c
seller March; 29ic seller Apnl; 4tc
seller May. Rye-Easicr at 97tctal O:
Rarley-Stcady and unchanged at 81 o4
al o5. Pork-Strong and higher at
SIS l2i cash and seller April; Is ESQ
is 77t seller May; SIS 35Fgl5 40 seller
June. Lard-strong and higher at
$40 32ttSI3 IS cash and seller April; ;
$40 459l0 47i seller May; SD 5IiS
10 45 seller Juye. Bulk Mests-Maket
firm; shoulders a VI; short RIB 81 81! /;
short clear s. O5. whisty-Demand
lair and market firm al 81 o5.
roiedo
ToLxDo, Mach 25.-Whest-Quiet:
amber Michigan 81 07.; No. 2 red Wa.
bash spot and seller March 81 o. seller
April 81 OH; seller Msy 81 co.; seller
June 81 09i; No. 3 red Wabash 81 O3i;
No. 2 red mixed 81 05. Corn-Qniet:
high mixed 4iic; No. 2 spot 4i.c; seller
May and June i5c; rejected 43.; dam
aged 42c. Oas-Dull; No. 2 white 81 tc.
Clover-Quiet; prime mammoth y -;
No. g "a %; prime 81 81.
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WOOL.
Boston.

BosroN, March 25 -Wool-Quiet and
unsettled; Ohio and Pennsylvania eI.
ira 4Oca43c; No. medium 45(a4Sc
Michigan and Wisconsin extra 81! IA i0c ;
medium Il(d,4ic; combing and delaine
42!@4Sc; Kentucky conbing 29ta 30c {;
unwashed woods l6@33c; pulled 3O(I i5c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-Wool-
Steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia XX and above 40d4lc; extra
40@4lc; medium 4lG46c; coarse 35(d,
SIC: New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine 39@40c; medium 44G54c
coarse 33d36c: washed combing and
delaine 40T4sc; unwashed crosse;
pulled 30g35c.
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AWondsrful Discovery.

For the speedy cure OF Consumption
and all diseases that lead 10 IT, such as
stubborn Couzhs, neglected ColIs. Bron.
chiti., Hay Fever. Asthma, pain in the
sid. and chest, dry hacking cough, tick.
ling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat and all chronic or lingering
diseases OF the throat and lungs, DR..
Kings New Discovery has no equal and
has established for itself worldwide
reputation. Many leading physicians
recommend and use it in their practice.
The formula from which il Is prepared
is highly recommended by all medical
Journals. The Clergy and the press have
conplimen,ed it in glowing terms: Go
TO your druggist and get . trial bottle
for 10 cents, or q regular size for Sl.O.
For sale by Logan, List Il Co., Wheelin
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Woman Frishtfully Burned.

ERIE, Pa, March 25.-Miss Kate Le-
han, sixteen years of age, was frghtful-
" burned to-day Her clothing caught
fire while cooking dinner. She rush.
ed out into the open air and
ran wildly about until every
article OF clothing but her shoes was
burned off, then she walked back into
the house and fell into a swoon. Ex.
cepting her face which was but little
burned, there is not a piece
OF skin az large as q hand left on her en-.
tire body. She bears her terrible suffer.
ing without groan or murmur, quiet
ly counting her beads and saying her
prayers in anticipation OF approaching
death.
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win Stop Payments In Gold.

New YORK, March 2j.-The Post says:
Leading bankers have advices from Paris
that the Bank Of France has decided 10
stop payments in gold. We construe
this to mean that the bank will, as once
before, We believe in 1879, refuse 10 pay
gold except on the express stipulation
that i; shall not be exported. We hear
that the premium on gold in Paris, as
a result Of this action OF the bank, which
has been caused by the working of for
eign exchanges. is lGl OF l per cent,
as com pared with silver, this being dis
cernib'e IN the rise in rates for bills on
London.
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THE aRECIAN BOUNDARY LINE
The Porte's Ultimatum.

CossrASrISoPLE, March 25.-At the
Wednesday conference the Ottoman,
delegates are reported to have presented
the final proposal. They declared the
Porte could neither cede Crete nor any
part OF Albania. The line frontier they
proposed is understood 10 90 considera-
bly beyond that offered by Turkey on
the 3rd OF October. The territory now
offered in Thessaly comprises L,rissa,
Trikala, TurDova and the whole valley
OF Salembria, but excludes Preuesa and
Metzavo No part OF Epirusis comPr'sed
in the line. The Ambassadors will com
munjca.e the offer to their governments
and on receiving a reply hold one more
meeting.
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FOREIGN.
THE CZAR's FUNERAL.
Programme Of Ceremonies.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 25.-The fol.
lowing is the programme for the funeral
ceremony Of the late Gar: Persons in
yited TO attend will assemble ut 1920
o'clock in the morning at the Cathedral
OF st. Peter and st. Paul. The coffin
will be carried 10 the vault in the cathe-
dral by the Emperor, grand dukes, mem.
bers Of foreign reigning families and
chief court dignitaries. A salute will be
fred the moment the coffin is lowered
into the grave. After the ceremony the
Imperial insignia will be conveyed back
to Winter Palace.
A telegram from Tifis states that an
attempt has been made to assassinate
the Governor OF Boxer.
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DRY GOODS
New Y ork.

NRw York, March 25.-Dry Goods =
Jobbing trade continues fairly active in
all departments. Cotton goods q little
more active in irst hands, but prices are
unsettled and rather lower on certain
makes OF brown and bleached goods, etc.
Prints in moderate request at first
hands and active with jobbers. Cling
hams selling freely. Mems wear WOOL
ems remain quiet.
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Rucklan,a Arnica 9Alye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt Ibeum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and ail kinds OF skim eruptiona.
This salve il guaranteed to give perfect
sstisfaction in every cass, or money ~
tunaed. fncs - .xpts PEI box. fog
sale bJ Los,n. List G Co, Whsshng.
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SWIIZELAHD.
Two Bad Characters Ship Sed to America

Two Bad Characters Ship 1ed 70 America
NEW YogK. March "a Geneva
correspondent write: Euridotena Ncg-
elan, sge II, and the Resaliausen;;
somewht older, nct0gioUsly had
characters from Bt;es;ein, Canton
Aryovie. have been ssnt bv the authori.
ties OF that village TO the United states
on board the steamer seneca irom
Havre March I6ln at cost OF that VIII
lage.
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TIE OPERA HOUSE CASUALTY.
Who Isto Blamep

NICE, March 25.-The newspapers
state that the directors OF the theatre
have informed magistrate that there
was strong smell OF gas in the theatre
on Wednesday. They communicated
with the authorities. and wished to post.
pone the performance until an eIami-
ton OF the gas apparatus was made, but
received orders to give the opera as sd-
ver,ised. Subscriptions for the friends
of the sufferers have reached 10000
francs. The funeral OF the victims took
place to-day, and was attended a large
crowd.
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Charles Kuhle, drunken cigarmaker
ot Detroit, after Qusrrelig with his wife
all night, attempted to kill her, firing
iour shots at her from revolver. One
took edect, but is not dangerous. He
then endeayored to shoot himself but
failed, and was soon after arrested.
Dispatches from Texas say that q
farmer named Wilkins, living near Ar.
liugton. Texas, killed his brother. in-lax
named usrrison, on Wednesday. vii
kins ami his wife did not live happily
together, and, believing Harrison wa:
the cause of their trouble, he shot him
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A SAFE and sure means OF restoring
the youthful color of the hair is fur
nished by Parker's Hair Balsam, which is
deservsdly popular from its superior
cleanliness.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FIN AECE.
New York.


Nsw YoRK. March 25.-MoNs~--Ats
@6 per cent. closing at {. Prime mer-
camille paper 500 per cent Sterling ex.
change, bankers bills steady at is0t;
demand 4se!. The dry goods imports
for the week were $, 10? 90; receipts OF
wheat, sl46, 900; exports. sl60,0o0.
SiLvER-At London SD per ounce; bar
silver here ill!: subsidiary silver coiu
3(Gl per cent. discount
GovERNNENrs-Strong and t(sl per
cent higher,
T. = Coupons liss lr?S
New flves......... lvl
New fcurGnc cae-hsits
New ..........- llSN
PAc'hc sikcs %! S.....-....... ......... ...,.lSl
RAILRoAp BoSps Moderately active.
STATE BoNps-Dull, except for Ten
nessees, which were strong.
SToCKs-The market opened irregular.
but in the early dealings advanced =
fraction. Before the first board. how
ever. speculation became weak, and the
general list fell | To 2pcrce Nothern Pa
cIiic preferred leading. This was follow
ell by slight recovery, and later by an.
other decline. in which Northern Pacific
WAS the most prominent, selling of ),
per cent Daring the afternoon the
market was irregular, bnt IN late deal.
inys speculation assumed n strong tone,
and the market closed strong at an al.
vance from the lowest point ot /! To per
cent. the latter New Jersey Central.
The other coal shares. Northern Pacific,
Mobile aud Ohio, Hannibal aud St Jo-
seph, the granger stocks and -. Paul
and Omaha were also prominent in the
improvement. NashvlIl" and Chatta-
nooga declined from 10! TO -. and re.
covered 10 -.
The transactions aggregated $4,000
shares, distributed as follows: Can.
ada Southern 5000, Cleveland, CO.
lumbus and Indiana Central 1000.
delaware, l.ackaWanna and Western
$4,000, Delaware and Hudson 1900.
Denver and Rio Grandc 5000, Erie
2l,O0O, Hannibal and ~. Joseph 1900,
Iron Mountain 1900. Illinois Cen.
tral 1900, Kansas and Texas 5000.
Lake Shore 5000, Louisville and Nash
vile 5000, Michigan Central 1900, Man.
haitian Elevated 5000, Mobile and
Ohio 5000, Northwestern 26,0oO, Nash.
vile and Chattanooga u 900, New Jer-
sey Central $1,000, New York Central
5000, Northern Pacific 5000, Ohio and
Mississippi 1000, Ontario and Western
5000, ONO Central 5000, Pacific Mali
10000, Reading 5000, ". :. & +. T., 900.
II Panl and Omaha 5000, Texas Pa
cic 1000. Union Pacific 35,OOO, Wa.
baSh Pacific 10000, and Western Union
A
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Anti-slavsry Agitation in Cuba
MADRID, March 25..-At an anti-slayery
meeting to-day, resolutions were adops-
ed declaring the law OF February, lsSo,
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NAV YOHl.

Erw YoEy, March 2j.-Cotton-
Quiet and steady at l0inallc; futures
firm. FloUr-IIesvy; receipts 1900
barrels; exports $500 barrels; super.
fine Western and State s3 GOla4 10; com
mon to good 81 25Ca5 90; cool 10 choice
s. i0a6 IS; white wheat extra " OOfS
q 90; extra Ohio and 81 30CaG 20; ~.
LOUIS - 3O1a6 -; Minnesota patent
procr,s 81 Jfbfs 4 90. Wbeat-Stesdy;
No. 2 spring 81 ID; unpraded red 81 II
al oct: No. 3sl I9.ml 2Dl; No. 2rei
81 -; No. ] DO 81 2slsl ! -; U,ixsd win.
ter 81 l9iCol 20; Tngrsdsd white 81 l6ta,
| 20; No. 2dosl 1910 20; No. do,
sales 5000 hushels, at 81 20.9l 2li;
No. 2 red seller March. ,ales I0f, 900
bushels. a. 81 2?iai 29!; seller April,
sales 472,OOO bushels, ut 81 2ll9l 22t;
seller May, sales 2ss 90 bushels. at
81 l9irs,l 20i; seller June, sales ls4 900
bushels, at 81 Islhg,I 10! Con-Dull
and heavy; receipts I87, 900 bushels; eI.
ports lis,fOO bushels; uDgraded 57fDs
Soc; No. 3 Sole; steamer 35(a-j9c; No. =
white GOc; No. 2 seller March 59ilsi9,c;
seller April 67t@57ic; seller May SIC;
seller June Hic. Oats-Weak receipt,
26, 900 bushels; western mixed 42s4+c:
white western 4jteIssc. Hsy-Dull
unchanged. Hops-Qniet but steady.
Coffee-Nominally unchanged. sugar.
Quiet and firm. Nolssses-In fair de-
mand and firm; refining quoted At BE.
Rice Steady and in good demand. Pc.
troleun-Dull; United 77!c; crude CilS
Tic; refined 7!c. Tallow-Pirma, 6tCS
Gle. Rosin-Firm at 81 sOl1l 50 Tur.
pcntine-Pirnerst 4sc. Eg2s-Hsavy
at 2iic. Pork-stronger and more nc.
tive; old mess sl5 0OC1i5 80, latter for
choice; new SIS rs. Beet Quiet and
steady. Cot Neats-Unsett.sd; long
clear Ss 30; short clear g 75. Lard
Fairly sctive; prime steam SO ~. But
tsr-firm for choice ut l0629c. Cheese
-Nominslly unchanged.
CfncinnstL
CrxcrTxArr, March q. - Cotton -
Quiet st lOIc. Flour-Ezsier; family
81 7515 10; fancy unchanged. Wbeat
NO. 2 red winter tl 90. Corn-De-
mand fair and market firm; No. 2
mixed 47c. Osts-In fair demand; No.
2 mixed 3sc. Rye-Quiet; No. 2 ii l3.
Bsgley-In good demand and strong st
81 Os. PorE-Firm st SIS 70. Lard
Firm at $40 IS bid; SO 80 asked. Bulk
Meais-Firm; shoulders - IS; clea'
rib 81 72i. Bacon-Quiet bot steady;
shoulder s. IS; clear nib - 90; clear
s. Gi. Whisky-At 81 06. Butter
Firm; choice Western Reserve, 23S25c;
choice Central Ohio 20(922c.
Hew Orieana
NEW OMAN, March 25.-Co6es-
Dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary 70 good, l04
9l3tc. Sugar-Quiet but steady; In
ferior TO good common 5tG6}e; common
TO good common GtG7c; yellow clarified
e6Sic. Molasses-Dsll; common 30
sc; centrifugal 40037c; frosted 100
Sc; cisssrn bottoms 300isc; isrmentsd
.O0s5c. Rics-Quist bot 6rm; Louis
lana ordi nay 70 cboios 4t06tc.
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PRODUCE.

'No sales. IBID. .OGrreI.
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Totals . 81. .b9S 81 sgi SO 81 l7Ys
L ........a ~ M " oES ~ 50 al s .....
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MACEDONIA.

Hot and dry is the cry everywhere.
The job Of covering and flooring the
church lIouse at this place is at last
completed.
Mr. j. w. McCarriell, of this place
is teaching subscription school at the
new church house.
Eld. John Davis, of Castleberg
will preach Tor us at the new church
the fourth Sunday in this month at
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Air. w. A. Davis, Of Castleberg
paid your rustic correspondent d
brief visit this week.
Our jovial old friend John Pendly,
of Darlington, smiled upon lis last
week. Cunie again old fcl, You will
always meet . cordial welcome at thi,
wigwam.
Mr. J. w. MtCarriell killed rat
tie snake this week thst measured
over four feet in length aud had onl,
two ratiles.
Mr.. G. w. McCain's little chill il
suffering severely from burn inflicted
about three weeks ago.
Little Willie Murphy, of this place
has raised and put on this marke
some of the finest watcrhelons | eve
saw grown in this part. Uome dowr
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He Mixed Them up.

A San Franslsco lawyer defended a
pronliss0ry note case, went to lunch
leaving his books and citations on
the table Ia the court room. The op.
posing couascl sneaked back into the
rovn, aud changed the places OF all
those bookmarks.
In the ailcrnooh, the lawyer taking
up his books referred the court 10 his
authorities. Ills Honor uoted every
volume and page very carefully, aud
took the case under advisement. In
rendering his opinion, he said:
was inclined, after heariug argument
of counsel tor defendant, TO nonsuii
plaintiff, but [ find that, on referring
to the authorities quoted by coun.
eel, none Of them bear on this case
and am led TO lhiak that the geutls
man has wiltully been trying to ia,
suit this court. he has referred me
to the action of an Irish woman wht
sued the proprietor OF monkey for
damages for biting her, to case Q,
arson, one Of burglary, two Of pett,
larceny, and three Divorce cases, be
sides other matters, none of which
bear OIL on action to recover on ,
promissory notc. Perhaps the gross.
est insult to the court Il
referring 1t to the case of Dutch
worlhvs. Boozyman, an action charg
ing the defendant with breach o
promise. Judgment for plaintiff will
costs.
The lawyer never knew what tn,
matter was, and to this day think
the judge was out of his head.
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1ettlo River association.

This body met with Friendship
Church, Livingston county, August
18th. Introductory sermon by Rev.
A, w. MeaclIam. Nearly all The
churches were represented, one new
church was received making the to-
tai number fiity-eight. Ed. A. w.
Mcacl,aul was reelected moderator.
aud IL. Is. Wayland clerk. Visitors /;
Miss Mary lloliiugswor,h. mairon OF
the Orphans Home, who received
$53 for that institution, Ed, j. w.
Warder, - Ryland, A. b. Cabaniss,
aud S. G. lIumphrics, of Nelson Co.
Associations. The usual reports were
read aud discussed. State aud local
missions aud Sunday-sch0ols were
the most extensively discussed. liar.
mony prevailed throughout the meet
ing.
The church is large, the fine spring
and pleasant grove could not be sur
passed. Adjourned TO meet at IIur-
ricane church, Trigg county, OH Sat-
urday before the 3d Sunday in Au.
gust 1882.
Our trip was by Eddyvillc and
Ross ferry. The prospect gcner-
ally for corn and tobacco Is very dis.
couraging. The road is much better
than WAS represented aud there is a
good croes,ug at Rose Ferry, kept by
two trcthron, Miller and Harris.
"A report WAS circulated through
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FROM ROY.

God blessed the neighborhood OF
Bainbridge with copious shower a
few days ago.
The Sinking Fork Beneficiary Dra-
matte Club Is still booming.
Mr.. Is. II. lIizer has purchased the
stock of Mr.. Henry Nolanj Oh tile
Princeton road, and now has d COM
plele stock of goods and groceries.
Mr.. llizer Is u clever gentleman. and
citizen and will, no doubt, be sue
ccssful merchant.
Prof. L. 4. Flippo is conducting a
school ut Pisgah. The Professor is a
good teacher aud chad or't" to give
his own "tlistrict his undivided atten-
tion and not be prowling around alter
another fellows schoiars--Or worse
than that--alier few dollars. that
don't belong 10 his own district. Eth?
"liaymondY"
The average school boy is "eight
years old a-going OIL nine"
A school boy meyer displays such
anxious soliciiude for his shirt MS
WHY, wno' .;u nv o'ne Wv, si, eo v !, 90, itLo ~ ,aI
nv ',"s INV, Nv" "sm ',.;,., j." 49, .,on,d ha.a @
nona mn" y" u so'"" '"' 40 "' ''
somo' :.
.oto,,,sdos "o ," m"I 'bo '.. cn,s,a,,cv of his o
'.;,' MI, @ ona o,,ar -,
aticct,on is tLe same fellow who won.
ders whvit Ia that women someli,nes
20 wrong.
Tho corn aud tobacco crons In tbi,
section will be ..cut sl,ortv by at leas,
o,o-,h;rd
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PEMBROKE.

Miss Ida Barclay, of Russellvillc,
is visiting friends and relatives at this
place.
Misses Trabue, of Allensvillc, and
Miss Dicken, of Cincinnati, a niece of
our much respected pastor, are visit.
ing our town.
Mr. John Sergeant and +. D. Rich
ardson will leave for Virginia in a
few days for the benefit of their
health, aud will also visit friends aud
relatives while there.
Mrs. r. q. Jameson and her
daughter, Miss Carrie Pendleton, re-
turned from Eareka Springs. Ark. a
few day ago much benefited in health,
and to the delight OF their many
friends.
Our genial aud courteous railroad
agent, Mr.. w. IL. Peace, will take q
trip 10 tho West shortly. lie will be
greatly missed BY his trieuds aud they
will only wish that he may rapidly
recuperate in health and his return
may be soon-
Misses Floreace and Lizzie Graves
have been visiting the family of Prot.
v. A. Garnctt. The young ladies
were very much adlniccd here, aad
on their departure several young nen
with down-cast heads looked as
though they might DO minus their
hearts. ss
Col. John Dupuy, OF Owensboro,
KY, made q visit here some time ago
to consult with Captain Thos. Smith
Esq. JAS. Richarnson aud Mr.. Jnc
Sergeant, touching the Payne Estate
aa estate of sixty million dollars
which was left them in England some
time ago.
4 Owen j. Smith, of SlaughtersyilIe
KY, made flying yisit to his friend;
4 few days ago. Come again frient
Smith, we are always glad to sec yot
aud will promise 70 greet you will, a
much "chicken pic" as you want q
yoar every witt.
There has been q protfacted meet
ling IN progress at Bethel for som,
time, which resulted IN the conversion
aud accession ofsevetal 10 the CHURCH
Immediately after Tie close fhcfc wa
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one started at Salubria Springs. There
is a great deal of interest manifested.
Ii is conducted by the Rey. DR.. TIN
non, who is an able preacher and q
polished gentleman.
We were very much interested q
few days ago in listening TO a very
able conversation OIL The part Of our
old friend Judge r. L. Murphy, ID. 5.
llord, Esq, and Others, IN relating
some old war anecdotes. One thing
that struck us very forcibly wns OH
ons occasion the gencrous-lhearied
Judge T. Tiffany made his regiment
a present of tour thousand dollars
worth of plug hats. Mr.. Editor. !
may he mistaken, but am fully per-
suaded that there is not 0 parallel
case to this OH record. Long may the
Old veteran live and prosper.
On last Wednesday evening there
was one of the most pleasant parties
of the season given at Mr.. W. I.
liadtord's. With Mrs. Radlord as
hostess and her husband as Most, one
couldn't help but spend pleasant
evening. That in itself guaranteed u
good time to every one. The party
was given to Miss Louie Thomas and
Mr.. jas. Radiord, Jr. At an early
hour quite q crowd of young people
gathered to discuss the moonlight,
the dusty roads, love, .matriInnny, Il.
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