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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28

MORE FULL STANDARD PRINTS at
IVA SIX CENTS.
5000 YARDS-NEW STYLES
Monday, Deer. 9th, 1881.
The above goods are equsl iu qlslity to any
eight cent Prints in the market. Call quick aud
see them. D. F. BRASHEAR,
dtc27 No 100 King st., Alexandria. Va.
SSLACK FRENCH CASAMEKEs
~ Tuesday, January 1lth, 1881.
Another line OF those all wool Black French
Cashmcres at DC 45c and SOC per yard; open
to day also another tull assortment of those two
and three button KID GLOVES at ST. and 81 25
all warranted. ID. r. BRASHEAR
janll No. 100 King st., Alexandria, Va.
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CONC0RDIA RESTAURANT

DINING ROOMS,
Corner Prince and Royal sts., Ale1sndris, Va
JACOB BOHRAUS, PrOp'r.
This new and elegspt establishment has Just
been opened and will be conducted in SUCH o
manner as to insure the puolic patronage
1t will be regular, first class family resort.
Bsnquets for Clubs, and Societies furnished at
the shortest notice.
Everything in season kept constantly on hand
and served up in the best style.
Specislties: STEAMED OYSTERS, I'm.
ported Brandics and Wines, Bergner s. Engers
Philadelphia Lager. jsnl2
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PAPER HANGENGs, DO.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
y . .P.CLARKE

AT TIE OLD LOCATION-l5S KING ST,
Will exhibit well assorted stock OF
WALL PAPERS. WINDOW SHADES
COKNIOE5, CORD and TASSELS, FINE
PICTURES and PlCTUEE FRAMES from
The best manufacturers and importers, of the
newest and most popular designs
he intends by faithful attention to the wants
OF his customers and fair dealing to merit q
share of their patronage oct
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- have now in store fine stock of Ivory
handled Knives, Plated Forks and Spoons. Pen
ahd Pocket Knives. large assortment of Tool
Chests, Skates, &c.,-useful holiday presents.
dacl6
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THOICE FAMILY FLOUR--Our brand
" WHITE LILY" new process family flour
we can recommend az equal to any fancy brand
On the market, solo in l-l6s and bbls BY
> .,jN & SMITH
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NN 4 HAVE this day secured the agency tor
w celebrated brand of BOTTLED ALE
and PORTER, which we will keep constantly
on hend, and to which we invite the attention of
families who desirea inc article of Ale or Porter.
ApE w. a. JOHNSON & co.
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l. Canary birds; something new 1t does
away with the annoyance of the sand spilling
over the e. DOT; also bird gravel in boxes For
sale by MCLEAN q UHLER,
decl 76 King st.
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DRREDING CAGES AND NESTS.-We
- nave Just received lot of the above which
We offer at iuW prices.
MCLEAN & UHLER,
isn27 16 King street.
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MACKEREL

HERRING, GOLDFISH AND SMOKED
HERRING.
Nos. l. 2 and bright and fat Shore Msckerel,
in bbls, hhlf and quarter bbs and kits. Original
mum bers and full weight guaranteed.
Munn's brand Labrador Herring.
Split, Round and Glbbed Herring.
Smoked Bloaters and scaled Herring in boxes.
Boz eees Fish and Goldfish.
A full stock of the above at low figures.
N. LINDSEY s. CO.,
de4.3m 6 and King street.
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PROFESSIONAL gARJes.

~ 7. EAILT
REAL A&TAGE A&? Us. CEaIMs AG,T
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Special contract! viii hN ,.sGs ita ~ 80
vGrtsers
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08
GARRARD cOUNr,.
Lancaster

s<~s Sssss.stF
The National Bank Of lancaster de-
clared q semi-annual dividend Of four and
a half per cent.
The annual shoot Of the Boone Club
took place July 4ih. John Woodcoek. by
two bulls-eyes out Of a possible three, Al
fifty yards of-hand, elected himself Presi
den, for the ensuing year.
-swope and Afford, Of Lincoln, bought
Of different parties here PSI lambs. at a
cents. which they sent TO the Cincinnati
market...... Only two cars Of lambs shipped
from here this season ...... Wheat will begin
to move in day or 90.
james Anderson has sufficiently re,
covered from his illness TO be out.
The news Of the attempted sssassina-
ton Of the President caused the most in.
tense excitement on the street Saturday
Whether Mr.. Conkling had anything to
do with the matter or not, he would mol
have felt hsttered by the popular opinion,
even among Republicans.
The Republicans met At the Court
house Saturday 10 nominate a candidate
for the Legislature, bat adjourned with
out action, to meet TO day Friday.
DIR. s. NJ. Buford, Of Mt. Sterling, was
buried here Wednesday.
Font. Fo1. Jr.. Of Adams Bros. 4 For,
Danville, was married to Miss Sallie Rout,
Of Gsrrard county, Thursday. July eth.
Lancaster is afflicted with a young
brass band. II is earnestly hoped that the
noise they make will not be counted
sgainst them at the last day. II it is, they
are gone up.
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Mt. Vernon Department.
SAM. M. BURDEr, Editor.

The weather Il actually ioo hot to hcar
mention.
Ed. J. L. Allen, Of Dsnvillc, breaches
here next sunday At I O'Clock a. NJ.
At hi. writing Dr. J. j. Brown has
no announced opposition for the Senate.
Ills friend. hope he will he given walk
over.
The King Of all the sewing machines,
the "Ncw Home" warranted for five
years) Is on exhibition at }. y. Novels
Variety Store.
-SheriH W. II. Albright aud his depu-
tie. have been busily engaged this week,
preparing list u lands TO he -cld Tor tau
"a. Sale will he made the fourth Monday
in this month County Court Day.
Last Monday was Quarterly Court. ],
being also legal holiday, all contested
cases were passed There was very good
crowd In town, but more interest was man.
Tested in obtaining the latest news from
the President than In anything else.
e. b. Smith, Of Livingston. writes q. W.
Mcclure. County Judge, that last Monday
evening Peter. Goff assaulted him With a
pistol, cursed and abused him, aud threat
eing 10 shoot him. Peter il engaged in
the illegal liquor bushes. at Livingston.
A warrant has been issued for his arrest.
The news Of the attempted assas.ina-
ton OF the President vas received here
with feelings Of indignation and sympathy.
Every BODY, without regard 10 party, has
constantly hoped and prayed for the Pres.
ident's recovery. Several Republicans said
they would prefer Hancock As President
10 Arthur.
-ARoUr PEorLE Miss Theo,losia Den.
son. for several years an inmate Of the Ma
sonic widows and Orphans Home, Louis.
Vile, has returned TO her home in ihi.
county ...... Mrs. W. VI. Weber and MIS-. 4,
J. Smith are visiting Mrs. 7. X. Adams in
Garrard. .....Col. Chas +. Kincaid and
Major j. +. Johnston, Of the State Rail
road Commission, were here last Tuesday.
Col. Rochester, the other member, was al
Livingston.....Cspt. W. +. Bell. Of An
derson county, candidate Tor Clerk Court
Of Appeals, was here this week John
Malone, Of Pine lIill, spent "lhe fourth
here with his friend, Tim Mccarthy.
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I
The hr.t ball Of The season was given
At Maxwell springs on Tuesday night oi
this week
Wheat 81 10 sos, delivered at depot.
The crop for this year j. decidedly slim,
farmers are satisfied GU with 90 bush
els TO the acre from liclds that have FORMER
Yielded - 10 20.
-MARRfFp.-At the home Of the bride,
on Thursday, sth, Mr.. Fontainc I. Fox,
Jr, OF Danville, to Miss Sallie Rou,, Of
osrrsrd county. Dr. j. L. Mckee per-
formed the ceremony.
On wri's OF lunaey Jordon Tewmey
and Fanny Denny, both colored, were
brought before Judge lee, and jury con
eluded that they we're insane and son,
them 10 Lexington Asylum.
The Adrccsie Printing and Publishing
Company elected J. W. Proctor, President
W. c. Price, Secretary and Treasurer; NJ,
J. Fsris, J. W. Proctor, G. II. Rhodes,
W. c. Price, X. ID. Logan, Directors.
The land League Picnic, on Monday,
the 9TH, was not well attended Tor guam
ii'y Of reasons, perhaps. Those ,hs, were
there, however, were highly delighted
AZ a dsncist Doc Piiimsn removed the
biscuit.
AN ACUTE Cssr or DIsrRrss.-Hs
vas just leaving, and for some unaceoun,
able reason wished himself star. "oh
nol' she said, don't be star; be
comet" Why" 'Oh, then you only
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WAYNE COUNTY.
M0MfleeIle.

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"s'sssoa,s'
'"'n.' ou,1" .'' w" 'rrO'n '-
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''o"e'' u'sa =, "s' '''"'"''' "s'' ''''''
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'e's'a' " our ''''Ae"' a'a'"' mem
selves OF tue cheap ls's' ons'su ~ h'
Cineinnsn southern nAiifoA' 70 VS." ''h'
einnA'i and oha''AnoogA nufhg our
national holiday
ID. Gray, lieutenant In i-lh Ken
lucky regiment. U. ;. volunteer infantry,
has received a pension for disability ae'
quired during the war. His hrst ORA"
will amount to something over 500.
News Of the attempted assassination Of
President Garfield reached us by telegram
ON Sunday. The universal sentiment OF
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rows COUNTY.


"A mass meeting Of Sunday Schools
regardless Of denominations, will be held
at High Bridge Camp Meeting Grounds
Thursday.
"A license IVES issued last week for thu
marriage Of Thomas wolford to Miss Lu.
einda Watson.
Miss Lvinia Mefsrran gave an en-
tertainmsni al her country home on Sat
urday in honor Of the Misses Thumb and
Misses Burnett
The prison doors closed on B'oss Car
ter for committing breach Of the peace.
Too much freedom tempted Bross to lice
a. . bird" and be feed"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

SHOULD the worse come 10 the worse by
the death OF President Garfield, and Ches-
ter A. Arthur, the New York ward politi-
clan and tool Of Conkling, should take his
seat rs President, there ia no predicting the
future Of the country. Ignorant Of the
duties Of such position, with no ambition
save TO advance that faction OF his party
which lives on the spoils, and with design
ing men as advisers, we may look for an
administration 10 disgraceful and 40 cor
rupt that the people will have to rise in
their might and smile it from the earth.
II is not to be presumed that man, whom
his Fraudlency, Hayes, turned out Of the
Office Of the Collectorship Of New York
because Of his corrupt conduct Of that office,
and who was thrust upon the Convention
at Chicago to spite the Republicans who
opposed Grant and third term, can even
make a passsbly decent Executive. lie
has already di-graeed the Office, he is I'M
worthy to hold, by casting aside the dig.
nifty that should attach 10 il and entering
the rough and tumble tight at Albany for
the reelection Of his creator, Conkling,
and that too in the face Of the administra-
tion II was his ddiy to uphold and assist.
The prayers of the whole country. except
those Of the faction alluded 10. go up to
Heaven for the recovery Of the President
and an escape from The disgrace 0: an
Arthur conkling Administration, and God
grant that they may be answered.
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THE stubborn refusal Of Arthur to va
cate the chair in the Senate and allow a
President, pro TEN. to be elected, places the
country in a condition as to its Executive
that il never before experienced. The
constitution provides that in event Of the
death or disability Of the President. the
Vice President becomes the President. and
in the event OF his death the President,
pro tem, Of the Senate succeeds him, and
still further in event Of the death Of all
three Of those officers, the Speaker Of the
House becomes the Chief Executive.
There is no Speaker Of the House, no
President, pro ten. and only Arthur between
us and anarchy, should Garfeld's wousds
raj. fatally.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

SECRETARY BLAINE, although walking
arm in-arm with the President Of the time
Of his attempted assassination, received no
further damage than a good scare. II Il
surmised that Guiteau intended shot OF
two for him, but il is only surmise. A bad
looking man named Mcnamara, from vir-
ginia, was inWashington looking for Blaine
Tuesday with formidable looking weap.
on, saying that he had come to kill him.
lie was evidently insane and was imme-
diaiely locked ~ in lunatic asylum.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

VIZ publish elsewhere the proceedings
Of mass meeting held here Monday. The
meeting was a spontaneous one and the
resolutions adopted show how deep the
feeling is here for Garfield and against his
ignoble soluble assassin.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

TAI disgraceful 'pY system inauguraied
ai Albany between the Thoroughbred"
and "Halfnreed.." whereby the steps Of
leading members Of each faction are dog.
gcd day in and day out, resulted, the other
night, in discovering little Tommy Plat
reposing in the arms Of gentle syren who
occupied room li3 At the Delsvan House.
Amer u was discovered that he had gone
into the room step.ladders were procured,
and numbers Of "lIalf Breeds" elosted
their eyes through the transom with the
loving scenes within the room. When al
Of the watchers had satisfied their prurient
curiosity, letter was sent the ex-senator,
under care Of the "lsdy," telling him that
he had better flee for his life, and he took
ue advice, standing not upon the order Of
his going. All this, snd Tommy's wife In
the city, too. Next morning the scandal
was all over town, and notwithstanding
Tommy denied il like little man, he had
hi. name Withdrawn ne candidate Tor re-
election, saying that he would demand q,
once an investigation and prove hi. limo.
cence, but the shocking news from Wash.
ingion has lain him in the shade for the
present. Bribery, adultery, stealing and
murder seem TO he che leading character
isiics Of the sialwari faction Of the Republi
can party.
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IAsorSe or shooting slone seems to
be too easy punishment for iaen who
commit such crimes ss Guiteau. The glib.
bet l. worse only in the fact that the VIC
tim is allowed TO hang As a spectacle and
warning TO others, and does not add to
his physical punishment. A contemporary
suggests the old English Law which i'm
poses hoggings on the naked back Of the
criminal at stated intervals between con-
viction and death IL the assassination is
fatal; or frequent foggings during impris-
onment where death does no, result. The
theory is that the murderer- Of Kings and
Presidents are filled with the heroic idea
aud imbued with the notion that hanging
OF shooting only holds them up as heroes
dying for q cause--snd that they need
something to humiliste them. The people
Of the United States will not be slow to
support legislation Of the most stringes,
character. Human nature can not be ex.
pected to be temperate in measuring such
a crime as Guiteau's
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FEARING that they too may be assassin
aled. Conkling and Arthur are having
themselves guarded day and night. Il ia
a useless precauiion SO far as the country
is concerned. II can do without either Of
the arrogant gentlemen.
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SENATOR BECK says that the President
is shot in the same manner that Ferguson,
of Lexington, was, and he ia now we'll and
AS strong as ever. The fine physique Of
the President, coupled with his strong
will power. will aid him greatly in his re-
cOyery. ....
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

A CORDIAL invitation is extended by the
Manager Of c. o. Springs to the inhabi-
tanis Of Lincoln county and vicinity to be
present at the opening ball Of the season,
ON Friday, July 18th, 1881. oldGeld r..
Moore, Manager.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

Tnr doctors are quarreling over who
shall boss the President while he is conva-
lescing. That's their way. They never
invest any money in advertising. but when
their is a chance to get it free they are the
;aost anxious class imsg inable.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

Isshe Befe~s Of Ltseess CsssfS.
am candidate to represent the eoun-
ty In the nert Legislature, subject to a
majority Of the votes cast al the August
lection. A. NJ. fELAsD.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

A. S. BERRY, Of Campbell county. who
tried to be leading man in the last Leg
islature. offered as a candidate before the
Democrats. but being defeated he boltsd
and is now an independent candidate. We
hope and believe this is the last Of this
Mr. Berry. ts.ra
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

The Louisville A Nashville has pur-
chased the Short Line R...R.. and now has
Cincinnati terminus.
Maj. John X. Throckmorlon, son Of
the first keeper Of the CALI House, Louis
vile, died in Mississippi, Tuesday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

TINS Boyle county fair begins on the
2Gth Of July and lasts four days. The
Secretary, Mr.. J. L. Bruce, has our thanks
for ticket.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

TnE Governor has pardonsd Alfred
Gamble, who was undergoing sentence for
life for killing Judge Burnett In Breaihiii
county, in 1878. Why. OH why didn't
0ittsau come 10 Kentucky to gel In his
little work.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

smouID Garfield recover he will be the
most popular President since Washington.
Nobody knew how much he was loved by
Democrats and everybody till the assas.
sins bullet pierced his body.
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GuIrEAu has the advantage Of most
criminals. Being lawyer, he can defend
his own case. Md being a preacher, he
can, II be loses il, pray himself to heaven,
eyen II he does hay. to 10 BY the hempen
line.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

TnE CSuria-Joaraai says that Conklin
is capable Of any crime from incest 10
murder" and demands that both he and
Arthur be put TO the 'inquisiiorial" In
one editorial Of the paper Arthur is made
TO appear as an honest man, too much.
perhaps, under the control Of Conk-
ling, and In another il Is said: "ln
every position 10 which he has been called
Mr.. Arthur has exhibited his ineapaeiiy in
a marked degree. His conduct as Collec-
tor was disgraeeful; while as viee-Presi-
dent il has been digraeeful Those who
hope for any good from him can not base
il on any record he has made as public
servant" Mr.. watterson should endeavor
to make things consist, and not blow hot
and cold with the same breath.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

TnF Mercer County Fair will open on
the "a Of August and continue four days.
Mr.. l.. d. Caldwell. Of the Eaisrpriss, has
our thanks for ticket and nsaily-print-
ed invitation 10 attend.
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xorrs or CURRENT srEsrs.

month wv, lov; total reduction during
the year SOL, 57s.4ss
1t is reported that the Khedive Of
Egypt will shortly decree the total aboli-
ton Of slavery throughout his dominion.
The Iieomcn says there are COG in
mates 10 the Eastern Lnna,ic Asylum, al
though the capacity Of the institution !.
but $50.
The grsge o. the Kentucky Central
Is to he changed nest Sunday, and !, !.
calculated that the entire work will I've
done in nine hours.
The barn Of Jen Over-treet, IN Jes-
.smine county, containing 10000 pounds
Of hemp and ,wine binder was burned by
an unknown person Saturday night.
Hannibal IIsmlin, Who has been in
office for forty odd years, and once filled the
position which Vice President Arthur has
disgrsced, has been made Minister to Spain.
-Grisccm, the Chicsgo idiot who Is at
tempting fact Of A. days, has reached his
doth, with q los Of a pounds since the
beginning. Tie has already laid Tanner
10 the shade.
-Fity-four National Banks were or
ganired during the fiscal year just closed.
Nineteen went into voluntary liquidation,
and there were no failures. The number
nov in existence Is 2.l22.
A counterfeit Ave dollar gold piece Is
In circulation. II bears the date Of 1869,
and has good ring, but II is gold plated
on q white metal somewhat harder than
silver. II IL an excellent imitation, and
when new L. likely 10 deceive the best
Judges.
III. Price Mc0rsih, the noted kes-
lucky turfman, died a, Long Branch Tues
day, In the 9th year Of his age. Begin
ming life as q tailor, he bloomed out into
a gambling horse-dealsr, and afterwards
as rsce-horse owner and amassed large
fortune.
by the csrslessness Of the engineer,
an excursion train on the Kentucky Cen
trail, filled with people going out Of Gin.
cinnsti to enjoy the Fourth Of July, col
lided with q regular train, killing Eve per-
sons and wounding fourteen. The Presi-
dent estimates the loss to the company at
$4,000
John Burnside, the richest man in
Louisiana, died at White Sulphur Springs,
Va, Friday, aged eighty years. leaving an
estate worth $5,000,000. lie ". the
owner Of eleven sugar plantations. He
was bachelor, and his estate will fall 20
Nelson McStes. q young man.
Gen. ]. Madison Drake, Of Elizabeth,
N. j., vas heard to remsrk, when the
news Of the shooting Of the President was
received, "Thsnk God ! Arthur will be
President now" The crowd jerred and
Kissed him. and that night he Was hung
and burned In efhgy by the indignant
people.
Several hundred people were poisoned
eight fataily-at Wsrrensburg, Mo, on
the 4th, BY . lemonade vender, who. to
save the expense Of lemons, used villain
Gus acid compound. The vender has been
arrested, and will be prosecuted. 'nd pub
lie indignation Is only equaled by the
gloom which has settled down upon the
community.
Should the President recover, Gui'eau
can only be prosecuted Tor assault with
intent to kill" Under the criminal
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

GuIrEAu is a 'biger" man than Tom
BaioId, and about as inssns al tbs latter
was when he TOOK the life Of Judge Elliott
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srATT or kFNruCkN,l.
county uf lincoln,

J. fna J. Menoieris Cashier ct aissc named
iaak 10 s1leuaniy svcaf thai ne aipt.
.tstsuent y True - the i-rf ~ ny AMOS hedge and
isilsf JNo J. MsEuhiHfs, ,sshirr
sul.sfriisi and swuru 10 lriarg me thil Oh day
81 Juiy ISL , y uMNii,l y J. =
CoHHr,T Arrrsr
u. W. NsSnNVHEa,
= 4 nutNNN Nfettofs
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THE PRESIDENT
Shot Down in Open Daylight

.ror the good ofihc Republican Party
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THE PRESIDENTS CONDITION!


The whole Nation mourns his Attic
ton and calls aloud for the assassin's
blood, but this fact will not prevent
the proprietor Of
The BANKRUPT STORE :
At Davis old stand in Stanford from
selling goods at low prices. The stock
MUST BE CLOSED OUT in 30 DAYS
price, Dress bingham. Iec good
Corses yard-wde Tick
Calf Isoos.
Ladies' Toe slippers. Misses strap slip
qualify. Dress Goods
Lie extra Linen Hamburg Eglmg~ BE 10 Oct extra
Rucng. linen all linen. berdered Tow
vide Table linen. Pan's
Boys
Zoe Socks he Ladies' Du~er-. ~. Nice Hats
price
Call bargains and close
stock stated.
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A Disappointed omcc- seeker ihcwouid'
be Assassin.
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And To MAX. Room For Arthur.
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ISAAC a. STEWART.
Alto n N Ev AT LAW,
Mt. Vernon. KY.

Prsctices In the Courts OF Raekcsxiis and aijoini
eoantie. aud In the Court ef Appeals. onoc In
CouTt-ifOa-c yard. tsl-ly
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J. w. BROWN.
Alto r N e AT L ",
Mt. Vernon. Ky.

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