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MARRIAGES.

--WIrHsRs -PoRTER. BY Elder :. H.
King, at the brides fathers. Mr.. Thornton
Porter, on Tuesday night, Mr.. 5. l.. With
er- to Miss Mamie Porter.
-EIIIs- MAsoS.-Mr. James Ellis, 4
widower Of So, was married ON the Sth. AT
Mr.. Joseph Baugh., 10 Mrs. Debbie Jane
Mason, a charming widow Of 80.
Overwhelmingly. W. H. Gooch
obtained license here on the 9th to marry
Miss Julia Doolin. Both are residents Of
this county, but they went over TO Mid
dleburg, in Casey, to have the knot tied.
-BomoS-SrAGG.-At the brides faith.
er's, Daniel st.gg, Esq, by the.Rev. J. 5.
Sims, on yesterday, Mr.. Charles T. Bohon,
of Wayne, to Mis-, Bette stsgg. After
the ceremony and congratulations were
over, the party sat down to an elegant
dinner, which was thoroughly discussed,
and then the newly made pair took the
train for the home Of the groom.
-SoDES-DupDERAR.-At,h the residence
of Sir. W. II. Duddersr, on Tuesday morn.
ing last, Mr.. Phil C. Soden and Miss Nan
ME A. Dudderar were united in mstrimo-
ny by Elder Joseph Ballou. Attendants
Mr.. J. A. Dudderar and Miss Allie Vaughn;
Mr.. Eph. Dudderar and Miss Iva Smiley
The bride, Who is a worthy and pretty
young lady, was very becomiugly and
Al
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PkRsO

Mn. JosIk Bostsr .. visiting Mis-. carrie
Lyts
Ms. rto.sscx Tsvsus.u h'i,iiins In
lssssstsr.
Ms J.sKs n. owsSs snd Mrs.. I. NJ. Bruce
are very sieh, bat iUproslas.
-hss A. Z. CAsnusns. Of shslby. Is VISITING
Ast sister, hrs J. N. shank.
ps a. a. NcRsnEsIs and Nj Joshas stone, Of
Liesrty. we're here this vs.t.
Ms. .ss Ma. n. e. wAssEs ~in - 10 SOM
erect today 10 hear M. Barnes.
-PsiL n Tsosrsos, ss. one Of the smartcst
lssysr. Ia the stale. 10 here thi. ~esl
Ms A. L. HAS 90 novel 10 the property
ls.sly paIchsssi BY hin u NJ. Elmor.
Mss ". NJ. nIaoISs and Mr. W. n. Hiedns
have goa. 10 visit relatives In Riehmond.
-Ms H.svKr ,. McRsHsKrs Is dealing out
..ils. ssa ,saS ssAisi the counter Of Bruce Co
Cot. ". L.RUE TaoxAs. the seuisi mine
hoe, Of ih. Clssasas HOUSE p.nvllls, ga here Tues
day
=. o. Bosutrr did not write either Of the re-
cent articles 10 regard 10 the CAusiisn Church at
Grab Orchard.
Ma. EtRassrn SsvIus aud Nj" Jennie
MGR or. visiting the hmily Of Rev siroiher
Cssh, In Mercer.
WI. NILLtn. 30, Of the stanford bar, -H
here on professional bssssss last Moaisy-iCo-
Isnbls Spectator.
Ms u. n. WILLIAMS. County CLERK, and W
n Albright. sheriff Of Rscteasils, ~s's here yes
tsrisy. e. route 10 Richmond.
MS Lou Cso~rEwAII, . very pretty young
lady nsn IssisSfea, vbo has been staying a,
~ hsus
A.. .-... x..s... n Nl.hal..xtu.
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I have been completely turned around
since coming to Somerset thinking tt'
fsilrosd came smother side u the town
than that i hes chosen, aud wrestle help
lessly in the attempt 10 square facts with
my own misconceptions. How eSsctl,
Is this type Of the struggle that goes on
In the soul while We sre learning truth.
that are forever jostling old conceptions
How hard 10 Rlesrn. II il the most dit.
fcult thing Of all. To this day, with all
the light the LORD has given me, ! some.
times find myself settling down into the
old rut with an unpleasant jolt from which
extrication is only possible with a heavy
effort.
We are delightfully."- entertained. by DR.
Parker, and would soon be spoiled we're we
treated 80 daintily all the year round. The
good LORD will see to that though, and
we enjoy our present luxurious quarters
with the abandon Of those who knew that
the LORD sends il as a cup Of refreshment,
TO prepar for further experiences in zen
during hardaeo, as good soldiers Of Jesu.
Christ"
There have been 80 confessions for the
soul and - anoinied for bodily healing
thus far in Somerset. About 20 Of the
former, children, gathered at the children's
meeting last Sunday. We trust for a har-
vest Of 500 in Pulaski, at least Congre-
cations splendid. The interest is decided
ly deepening, but il will not be "wslk
over the track" by any means. Satan is
crafty and powerful. My only hope is in the
stranger man Our Almighty JESUS.
Our tried friend and companion in
travel" John Patrick, left us last Thurs
day for his home in Breathitt. II was a
reluctant parting on both sides. do not
remember TO have met amore thoroughly
amiable man in all my wandering- than
John. May the dear LORD bless him.
All the troupe well and constantly
PRAISING THE LORD.
Still pray for MS, dear friends.
Ever in Jesus Gro. q. BARNES.
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II 7 Hill cold 10 Geo. W. Afford ki.
lot ofhog., Averaging about ~; pounds, Q,
$3.50.
--Jams. y. Moore .old to y. J. Harris
this wset, 60 bead Of $50 N cstlle at 4
cents.
The Duncan Brothers, Of Wayne
county. sold here, on Monday, to NJ. J,
farris, 20 head Gsl.lb cattle q, 2. cents.
-ueo. W. Afford sold to GENTRY a Eu.
bank q head ,03o.lb cattle at sS.65, and
bought Of various psriie. 10 head Of cows
at 81 10 $3.50 per cwt.
Alex Tribble delivered to Henry Kahn,
Of Cincinnati, 200 head Of cattle, averaging
! $50 pounds, at &c, or s19,4i0 for tho lot.
Also about 90 no, quite so heavy at 5lc.-
Richmond Register.
The Mountain Herald, Of Hinton, West
Virgins, tells Of the sale Of q lot Of White
Burley tobscco, raised In that fection, TO
Vaughan 4 ssrvey, Richmond, Va, for
t2j per hundred.
The largest grair deal ever conceived
was made by a Chicago man last month.
lie bought and sold 10000, 900 bushels Of
corn. and signed checks to the amount Of
sl00OO,O0O while making the deal.
-PARIs CouRT-A dilrli'.g day caused
a slow trade in stock. Cattle were plenti.
ful, and several fine lot. sold for 4 cents
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Hor.-The advent Of a strolling Italian
band on Wednesday evening WAS sigma !
Of com motion among our fun-loving boys.
In . lev moments after their arrival, ar
fragments for a private little sociable
we're commenced aud rapidly perfected.
The result Was one Of those charming little
iupronp,u Hops that 90 frequently prove
. source Of more real enjoy ment and pleas
urs than one gotten up on the most elabo-
rate and sIPsnsivs scale. Capt. Richards
the courteous and aasble proprietor Of the
IT. Assph Hotel, who 10 always hsppissl
when contributing to the pleasure Of hi'
friends. Kindly rendered the hospitaliliss
Of his house, and = more Joyous party o
lads aud lassies never met together FOR thu
purpose Of Willing away an hour. Tn,
sir's, Who lin our opinion are always pref
test when they make the least effort Il
appear ~, we're never more charming, AM
sssnsd 10 enter into the pleasures Of tn
evening with spirit and 1est that prove,
esstAgious. All went ON smoothly an'
pleasantly until "midnighi's holy hour
warned them that Il vas tims 10 cease thsi
mssriwsnt and seek that reposs so gensr
eusly prescribed BY old Dame Nature 70
the maintenance and perpeiuaiion Of per
isst health.
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DEATHS.

"A little son of John Young, Jr, Of
Highland, died last week.
A little child Of Richard Orr died last
Saturday of Whooping Cough.
-MoRRIs-At franklin, Of Typhoid
Fever, a few days since, Mr.. Jos d. Morris,
sou Of Mr.. Thomas Morris, Of this county,
We copied short notice Of his msrrisge
few hours before his death, which APP
pears on our outside, but as the name APP
pesred as Morrison, We were not then
aware that the subject OF the notice was q
citizen Of this county.
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LTNCOLN COTATY.
Ner WapnestMr0.

\ Debating Society has been organized
here. Spelling bees" are also in order
now.
Sunday School closed here last Sun.
day. Will meet for reorganization April
LIST, 1882.
Nathan Jacobs, an esteemed gentle
man Of many years Christian experience
died at the residence Of his son-in-law,
Col. NJ. Howard, Tuesday last.
A new Masonic Hall 10 in process Of
erection at this place. The work 10 su.
perintended by J. A. and VI. II. Gooch
who will complete it at no distant day.
ID. W. Caldwell and others have grs'
tuitously erected convenient platform Al
our station. This will be Of much bene6i
to persons getting on and of trains at thin
place.
-"Dug" Jehries got his right les
broken last week while saving down 4
hickory tree for W. ID. Hayes. Bill Sin
gleton was caught by same tree and recsiv
ed slight injuries.
--Sherrard Gibson, who rents DIR. Mont
gomerv's fam near Crab Orcharn, hal
gathered eight barrels Of corn to the scr'
from lO.acre lot. PRETTY good for veal
with no rain to speak Of
Mr.. W. Woolf was thrown from |
horse last Thursday while out "tsaming,
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land. sr0cK avn cRop.

-FoR SALE.-A nice mare and Two tine
steer calves. X. T.. Barrow.
J. NJ. Hail sold to q. b. woodeOck 2s
head 700-lb cattle at ~ cents.
John Land sold 10 Agnes, Of Leaing.
ton, his three.year.old eelding, Joe, for
$500
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MIS-. MArrISGLY, McALisrER y Go.
have been testing their hundred.hor-e pow
or engine At their new Touring mill this
week, and have found that II works like a
charm. They will no, he ready to COM
mence grinding for several weeks yet, how
ever, but will use the engine for hosting
grain in the elevator.
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A LARGE puddle Of mud and water
stands At the southern crossing Of Main
and Lancaster Streets. Can't our city
dsddies remedy the matter and thereby
oblige many citizens.
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liow's THIs?-Accorling 10 the Aud
itor'- report 10 the Sheriff, there are 1896
white voters in Lincoln and but 2,JOi male
citizens over q years Of age; sO2 negro
voters, aud but 56S negro citizens above
q years. This is rather paradoSicsl. Can
the Asseasor eHnIain2
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NEW BUTCHERS SHOP.

I have rented the shop under MeAlister 4 Ly-
ties store, aud beginning with Saturday morning,
will be ready 10 supply all who may patronize me,
with the best best BEEF, MUTTON aud SHOAT
that can lie gotten In the country. have been In
the butcher business a long time, aud think that
know good stock when see them. All ask is q
trial. am certain that eau give entire satisfac-
tiOn. 50s.ltl JOHN COOK, stanford.
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McAusrrR 4 LyrLE offer great induce.
meni. in prices Of Cloaks and Dolmans,
Their prices range from a. 80 up.
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We did Mr.. W. G. Long injustice last
week in saying that be, being execution
proof, would refuse to pay the costs in a
certain suit. Although lame and poor, we
understand that he has arranged to pay
the amount In fall, fact that shows he is
one Of those noblest works Of God-an
honest man
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rowS PsoPrRry w " Higgins he.
purchased from Wallace 3. and Miss
Mary Nsrnon their house and lot on upper
Main street for a. 500 Possession 10 be-
given JannarY lai.
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A LOCAL scandal, Of the most ssvory
sort, is stirring the usually quiet town Of
Liberty from cenireio circumierence. We
could not get at the true inwsrdness Of the
affair, but may give Il in full next week
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H,Lr n NrSSrLIrY want all Kinds Of
Dried Fruit Al the highest market prices. ,
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Wa opened Yesterday the handsOmssi
stock Of Dolmsns, Cioaks, Poletots. &c,
ever seen In this city. Severance, Dudder-
arACo.
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"THE doctors said my wife had Con-
sumption. Tried Lindsey's Blood Search
or, and she has better health than ever
q II. Hubbard, Hampden, Ohio.
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tikCOit totkf.-lhis lOurt continues
10 drag il dull length along, and cases are
set 50 far a. 10 Tuesday Of next week. The
law contemplated a three weeks fall SEES
sion, but owing to fifth Monday in last
month the Judge will be able TO give us a
fall four-week's term.
The trial Of James Mullins ior the muir.
der Of another negro, George Adams, which
had just been called when We went TO pres
last week, resulted ON Saturday in a YER
dict Of twelve years in the penitentiary.
Considering the fact that there was an alb
senoe Of direct proof in some Important mat
tiers, the verdict is considered severe one.
We can not say as to that, but we can aud
do ssy that white man would never have
been given such sentence. But then n
white man would never have gotten so in
tslligent a jury, The case had not been
talked Of much, hence nobody had an
opinion. An appeal was taken.
IL Was entered Of record that a eompro-
mise had been effected between the wife Of
d. h. Campbell, who was killed at MeKin-
ney, aud the Southern X. X, in which il
was agreed that she should be paid 1000
damages.
In the case Of the Commonwealth vs..
". L. Walton, indicted for assault aud
battery, the defendant plead a former trial
and conviction as bar to further proceed
ing-, which plea was sustained by Judge
owsley and the prosecution dismissed.
Six divorce cases have already been
granted.
Ben barnett, charged with stealing "a
watch from John Ballard, the property Of
the said Ballard" was discharged, because
II Was proved 10 be the property of Mrs
Dillon, besides the other evidence WIS cir
eumsiantial.
John II Snead, negro, was given 90 day.
on the rock pile for stealing a pistol from
W. X. Buchanan.
The bondsmen Of j. w. Gooch, char ged
with the murder Of Constable Killion, de
liyered him TO the Court aud renewe,
their bond for his appearance at the mex
term Of the Court.
, BAllou, Sc, vs. Grigsby, nc. Delendan
moved TO set aside Commissioner sale
overruled and an appeal taken.
MT. Russell sued the Cincinnati South
: srn r. Il, for 81, 100 damages sustained b
the killing Of a young stallion. The cas-
! has been pending ior some time, and oocu
= pied couple Of days in trial. Verdict 70
the railroad.
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grsssnrs McAlister \ Iytle want to
clOss out their stock Of clothing regard
lsss of cost.
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"WHAT every one says must be tue"
that DIR. Sellers Cough Syrup has no equal
for coughs and colds. Try il. Price p
cents
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1T. HARRIs will have Fresh Oysters
and Fish every Wednesdays and saiur-
dsys
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Tss b~t eigsp in town at Hale n Nun
Dsllsys. Tuo Tor I've cents
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HIoHrsr market price paid for all kinds
Of country produce. McAlister 4 Bright
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Fury cases Of Can Goods, of every
vsris,y, just received by Hale a Nun
sslisy.
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"Tnrrm shames the devil" and the
motto Of J. Winter Il Co, corner Of Third
and Market streets, Louisville, Ky, is
never lie in order to sell goods People
have found this on, and they all go to this
popular establishment TO buy their Mems
Boys and Children's Clothing for Fall aud
Winter. This i. the right place to invest
your money we assure YOU,
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hoilt IN iihtolh county On
THURSDAY, NOV. -, 1851.
Nv personality, consisting OF n head OF thorough
bred Cattle, IS temass IN full How Of milk head
ed by Victor ONiOTd, dam Victoria 7th, sire ~
bake OF Oxford; n yearling Mules, broke Mules.
3 good work Mares In ioal by Jack, nice swear
old combined mare, 81 good mountain Ewes. bred
plements. Corn-sheller as good as new No. home
made 2-hOTse Wagon aud Harness, Hay, Oats,
Corn, Fodder. Sc. Peiigrees Of the thoroughbred
cattle furnished on day Of sale.
TKRNs-Sums OF SO and under, cash over that
amount, good hankahle notes, On six months time,
hearing per cent interest FROM date, will be re-
quirel. w. y. HOCkEH.
n. T. Bvsn, Auc. 5Oi-st shelby city, XIV.
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Go To W. II. Higgins for fresh salt be
fore / illins your hogs.
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80 lrm..lor t.e BOD ladl.. At lhs RlaL ,

cAit and zee Hale 4 Nnnnslle,. big
line oi ssddlery.
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O.. q n. TINE CARD.
LOCAL NOTICES.

ss.~uset Train TO n
Ps...aset TraIa TO Rishm'd a Liv's.ion- Ter n.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

CRAB ORCHARD hss a Marshal that will
do 10 tie to, and one that the good citizens
will do we'll to stand by. His name is
James Jones, and when a lot Of home and
one or two imported bucks tried to intimi-
date him with pistols aud other dangerous
weapons, he not only knocked every man
Of them down, but marched them, after
they got up, to the calaboose. Mr.. Jones
is emphaiically the right man in the right
place.
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sensible Souls.
ora subscribers this week are Miss Emms Hunts
man, Cairo, Mo-, by $. y. Campbell Gov. J. B.
McCreary, Richmond; 5. =. Campbell, Mckinney;
J. q. Lynn, Halls Gap; r. D Hin, Whitley CHI,
by Col. vsrnon; l.. b. Adams, HustOnyile, by
Geo c. Carpenter; John Beaver, Evansville; W. T..
u. white, Preachersville; Dr.. W. d. Stone, Lib
eriyi A. T.. spoOnamore, Bright Edward Austin,
Lancaster; John Young, II ighland; Tinsley Spoon
amore, Mrs. Susan searsent, stanford; =. s.Gooch,
waynssburg; Prof J. b. Walton, Danyillei Lieut..
John Scott. Fort saunders, Wyoming. 1sssi W. H..
Fish, Eoundstene; d. n. Williams, Mt. Vernon;
5. r. Raney, Golden City; Dayton Tucker, Halls
Gap; b. g. Pennington. stanford.
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Nkw llns Of lscs nsct-wesr at McAlisIer
a Lytiss
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ROLLER RINK NorEs.-Dr. Craig, find.
ing that his head invariably seeks the
floor when he puts the rollers on his feet,
will tonight reverse the order Of things
and attach the skates to his other estrem-
ity. II will be alone worth the price Of
admission TO see him perform his double
back action duplex .ecliptic act, head down
ward Remember that one ticket admits
to all. One pretty young lady took very
emphatic seat on the door, considerably
damaging internal arrangements, but did
il 80 gracefully that IL was rather a feather
in her lat. Bob MeAli-ter spent about half
Of the evening getting up from falls. lie
will take the advice OF friends and 20 on
his hands and knees tonight. For the irs,
nights practice, the skaters came out bet
ter than usual. A broken nose, dislocs-
ted arm and fractured l-lower limb or so
are all the dsmagesreportsd. Several find
il uncomio Portable TO sit down now, but tina,
!. hardly worth mentioning.
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-.
Tnr Roller Skating Club has reason "a
he prond of the success Of iis opening
night. A very large crowd was present
and the fifty pairs Of skates were kept in
constant use, some being rented two OF
three times during the evening. A mum.
Der OF gentlemen from Danville, Lancas.
ter and other towns were present and
everything passed Oh most agreeably. The
Valley Cornet Band was on hand, sud dis
coursed some lively music, which added
much 10 the enjoyment of the evening.
We are glad to say that the Band will
again be present this evening.
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WANTS.
new ADVERTISEMENTS.

DULLs.-T Two thoroughbred red Bulls, ready for
ID service, for sale by ]. :. Murphy, stanford.
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STOLEN

From my place nsar Danville, on stanford Pike. a
YELLOW HORSE, 3 years old, with knots GU lore
legs, and q BAY FILIG, years aud past. l will
give liberal reward for their return.
5Sit GEO. DORAM, Danyille
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LOCAL lArTERs.

Mosx skatss received at the Rink.
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Lying on the Crab Orchard pike 81 miles from
stanford. The improvements are new and good
aud the farm is we'll watered. Call and see.
5O5-ti y. n. PARSONS.
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Public Sale Of Personality.

Having rented my farm, I will offer al public auc
tion, In Lincoln county, on
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-03-16

q = Outfit sent free to those who wish Ia
pc engage in the most pleasant and
profitable business known EVERYTHING
new Capital not required. We viii fni-
nlsh ,yon everything. $40 day and up
wards is easily made without stayin..
away from home over night. No risk
Whatever. Many new workers wanted nd
business. Ladies make as mncb as men
and young boys and girls make Vraet pny.
NO one who is willing tn work fails Ia,
MAKE more money every day than can be
made III week at any ordinary employs
ment. Those who engage at once will find
a snort road to fortune. Address n.
HALLEF u CO., %ortland, Me. dec29Iv
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Mercantile Appraisemont OF Forest
County for tho year A. d. 1881.
TfON Esr,A ponn