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CINCINNATI.

ctrciNaAT1, O., Aus. a6.-Coz1oN-Qu,at and un-
changed. =. e. -
FLouM-stsong with light offerings, family, st.769
Epol FANCY. *7.1s97.1a.
uhAtN-Wn a sasses, p4t not suotaol5 io"ars No.
67ssssg. 0neMsrket qasior, Ny, mkod, *4dt44}4c.
Afn nteadf, WITH n, z is!F; dgIaad; No. = G;Ao
ollot nnd nnchApEoa Bulk @shis @shNi eeafcol shou!d-
HecoH etaadyi 1924 l. mdemaadi shoulder. &a0s oloar
n Wa!sSv@stssd5s FOOD demand: slls; combination
anIsa ol hnished aonns, VS. brs basis of l.,4.
DuTIAi&-ftym on light ofaElnEat p5acet unchanged.
, 1881-08-27
THE.CROPS.
ENtift N}en

.-.. KANSAS. ....-. |
dpef'dt DapaseA 70 7as chseaa3 7stou"e'
IoPEkA7 has. AnR. @-Late repo1ts
co'l'lrhi tie rear t'aas nave peeh expressed as
10 tne datnaRc 70 the corn crop ol Kansas
ny tcasoh a. a.oiRat ai'd uhus"any not
weather. Inc y1el't WV oe aooMt 3,a one-tnltu
:" ole''.lt 'no "sun1 "Moune' ihe b'seae
damage nus been IN the eastern counties,
IL tho newysc.tlea PORTIONS ., ,hs 1ne ",., west
9ooo elops ale euuh'o" apon' =. nN e.41 .oun
,,cs eonp,s's .no A1aa'sas al'a .',' .'''ava @
an..oys .no ep.s H. wy n,. - uu I c..nI W.,
salo - 'tag tr, IT, ~ ssos''o a'a so.soa"ouu to
'o.s.is lug au.'o~k ~ aro. tepoI's a.,t.io',, .M
1csl'o'.uen!s sMo' u.e eeiei"' e"noi''''' Ia
o'1toi pa.ts ~ ,t.,'t r.o 2.a.e: s.:, ,u,,. T., .,
- ''ar.a, ns a!vust 20
s efs.1 .uss sotn hasa uut "nt, ass ssa u,o.u s,
s..a.i HILL e'op o'e1 s'to '"'n s''A0 ''''
ooon. sls r,,.o o...
oa"eti,a-lne "ea'ael loI i've "eehs nus
pee1, ors' austs' a1u ufous''Iy. ""n lew
socal saowels , apous u.e ln.aais .'N' u 1uty.
eofh u "'llea a'a sums =. " "t'eu ul', hnte
p'antea corn may ys1 ptoaaes pa's,"l ~ crop:
Naoii'-ous ons s"oMe. " .a'" y a,ans
nion!ns' "ost VI she eo.u wv iaL k1ns ~ t pe
peDenieai some Of tae late planteu may w
saved. -:
HumiIn-No rain since the 18th Of Juns;
toaa .1 =. aovns x. 'u.s e., on at s a, wa
tlre'y Faislea ny u1o aEoush's al'1oosn soine
pieces may yct make fair crop.
Stockton-Weather very dry; have had no
~ n,Isd. iet . iat nmte ] r. stantno t,a % droolt
well and will make good crop II rain Is had
soon. -. .,. =
oswcgo-Weather dry, with light showers
~ ntef'a's' aueh teas u ca1et1A'l1ea Luz
, 1881-08-27
COTTON,

osw1ao. Aux. A4-1kAH-WhsA tlshss Corn
asmsFt ho.4 M9asa
, 1881-08-27
BOSTON.

NSBosroN, Mass. Aug. &-YLoun-Firm, Western
kuposdne, u. .asA0t common extras &aGoaA15i Wis
oonaiQ a4tE1s, &,at711D, Minnesota extras. sa608
7.Qot winter wheat4 $A6p&7.o9s Ohio and M'chiaan,
tdb001a; Indiana. Vt. Louis and Illinois
GGM
ENALN-Eotn nFtn and unchanged. o1ts unsVttledt
nQmlualy &sstu!a for I'll grades. ltye. aL!h
HurTEE-nhotcc cFcAtuus0e* Ae5lct choics ladls.
G19y;13MaakSIn fEss!el NJ lN.I's, "a ..,x., ann
bol wheat, lLlN biit o3tst Is llu bu. :. "
fN1aT8-gloah 5,to6 biss COIN, 1000 bui wheat
, 1881-08-27

tonorrowh sloAfnots tako 100 ars bdn! as carcassna
sSad ss,s ss: sssss Il t
IN: \. ,ssS, az, .@s m lbs
KANaAs NtTY.
Eotetdi Dt4pdftA 10 NJ CAteaeo TtfbnrA
ssi :s1 sS sa. 81 s:. ss :s III. n.S:
as's so~. s:'f ss'sas' ~. "a fs.ss: ssass:;
u: n ;sgsss!t = ,';sE nd ssa
turrAto.
'sSa tisa % ssE: tsh ssi @ 81; 5ss*noa ;
.S: $;5; :ss s'sE $
1874 ss:fs sfsa's"ss "sss4. ,ass ss II CO.:
sEda!ss5 $St tassna salq.as5iR' ;sss'Ps ssSa sS$
LUMBER.
sales on tho cargo tunEket wore stowt some o
ThufsdAf arrlvhs still reminding. Ordinary p!ace.
stur ~aa quotabo at tl,la Shingles worn unchanged.
We quOtos
GrsSn sS,5mon ...... 2aai$S!
,asS aisn soo s% an
ieSsa iioss. sSfa Ga fi1' sS
Htadard shtnelos. 2uxs ~
l,ath. l7a8 lW
Following aro tho yard rnses liked BY the lumber
mans E1ohanaa for dry lunbof, green being stu loss
sse p ssss,aa a s'es @ tsaH saSS
LAY :ssss5 sss:; ;i'iaa:::::
FLOORING, sov:nd common, dtessod. &tq
XII stdss Ss'E: bar. 's;'pss ss;ss @ @
stock tuar!is. 551s SM
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St. LoUIs, Aug. M.-FLoun-stc&dy and uu.
changed. ,-.'
Gl.Alx-Whent higher and fairly active; No. rod
tt.alsk@s7.4 cAah, slsB}4@t tBX Hentembars $l.4lA@
lAl3S@l4lA Ootohorj &L435SA1 IN November; tl+Nt
@l+S4 Dtcemhcr; tl.S7h tho year, No. do. 3l.2sa
1slt M. 1 do SlaDSi.23. Corn h!kheE and trmt E1H
66Jf November, s3{9ssssso 1egs16sst the
xSsT o 1s ", nsSst r1sSaa5 Is essf ?
crMber. itye firnt 8. u b!n.
HuTTEn-FIrmpF4 dairy, l783sc.
Eu0B-Qulpt; E1l5c.
1.EAn-Hteady. fac.
WitIHKy-St4Ady; el.t8.
pnOYi1loMA FStk .taadys toho!ne $50 Z j PR II s.,t 4
meht Hfnlt f.11t $L7u euM B1cut nrIn& "a. $9. IL
vi Is, Lard nofninally l0wer, til.1.
,tEcxirra-F!par !!lot or1ai wheat, aq0 By; @ @snsn,
.gM!ENExTs- -FieGs: ttobfis; vhssh s2'99 bu; corn,
H00s-Iotivd aid 6feher, Yofkafs. tk5GSAdD, BAL
tiMore4 4GBa&H.76i mlxgd ptckinR Alb6bH!l chbtca
5.Au,
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rGrrsnrno, H., Aug. 1.-PErHoLEusf-1uiet
United Certificates steadyi Ho bid: roHned.s Fhil.
adeIpilIn delivery.
T1TuxvlIl.E. Pa., Aur. .aa-PErnpLEuu-Opensd At
Httr; hErOt, Blo; UweaL eDct closed ~ a1o, snip.
bfls. |
, 1881-08-27

N1W T0A6, Aug, ArCoTTQ4-Nst ree4lpts u III
Qpitsd 8tatSS ports DURING tha week. AblU balss,
, 1881-08-27

08WEG

INDIANAPOLIS, Auk 2A-0hA1H-Whsst stA&dy II
llab9laa& Corn weak u ba9d6a- pats nEyu n 00&o
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BUFFALO,

7 HuyyALo, N. - Aug M-0RA1n-Wbsst-Qnlst
st1Gn8 sRd htghes' asts:. a9n tn N9:f hss4 Duluth
adsf sSa 6Ss1 Az q saS sst'oE easlot9 s
cAhAL fA1+0nTS- -VnehaaEeds p, q i
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D1kYGQODa.

NEW ToRK, Aug. a1,-1'hs jobhinR trade continues
hctivc and Wholesale tsolhlers doing lard bus
meas Cation Roods are moving stcadIl1 md prices
aEe arnt rt!nta nte fairly active and a,,allums an
trtsk demand, nrCaa Rpb14 In mbdeInt0 rGNncAt.
Mems ~ wnOlens arc gu!ct and etsudr. Fdr0lRn
k41dS ara moderately Aou76.
, 1881-08-27
>vOOr..

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. M.-Woot-supptr betnR re-
du:cdt Ohio. Psnns,lvan!a. Ttst VIRGINIA. XXX and
atQve. t5c. X. 4l@t7o, modlutn &tzsCc; coaFse,
&4;57o, uuLut Sa140o medium. 443+io:, coAFse, 10
$T;to, washed con.bng dataIne. ststso,, un aahad
oonltn9 .eIaino 8sT;sj Ra''9tl. Nss:se @
Ohio md fNnns5ivnnis extfns, Hraslc! Xxx. l2ca
Michigan anI W1sbbnaln hxtrA fs1rcN. ;sSA+cs mo-
2vasJcs unuashcd unnorb.nK, iG9atcs pulled, St4o.
, 1881-08-27

TUWFENTTNEs
WtLMtS0TnS. Aug. .Nk-sptntrs or TCnckSTtaE-
Firm ut tJc bldt utlars unchahesd.
, 1881-08-27
DETROIT,

changed. -" u ,
QMA4R-Whsat sAaleTt No, whts. oisst asksd for
AuRpsty sans Ssptsn.bee. lt81&t patob9fs 9l.s7}<,
A9SsmSSr tssf; S};3At Moi M 6eS: g. A'8t ~
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44AAVAf
4iN SALEA

n Tna dsm.tsss dnsts was no rf1eouneed change n val-
~ hi 1poaerhls Apa :seItets were anahled 70
nsdlq% Il - pfsltT full h9nres: We onole poot to
Nd ~ tns' lauhs Afa wanted At eL1&9aA psr
, 1881-08-27
PEORIA,

PEORIA, ILL.,, Aug. E2-0NA1N-CoFu saslA1f high
No. 4 Hhita, tle4lhc. Hys eaaIaf; usw No = slle.
sAloa Tor October, ll.l7. >.
t5'S t., .o,, n -, hi, o,,,
IN: tkArH.Mheas. lMa bu. corn, 63,on but oats,
t2Sib but l3u, 1W0 but bsrtoJ, n0p9%
, 1881-08-27

Chicago. Jturtsnxtor 4. qutuev Ha1trons,
F6r Maps. Tme.'rae1es, .sleep!nR- Car Accpmu,ods-
nSns' nd. spp!y atn Clark.at, Grand Pacific uolsi
uou.D, and Is CahRt-Bk
, 1881-08-27

aa<etas Ds.pasea to tn Gs.tesao 1rthwn& =
KAHsAs CTR, Mo-, Aug. A-GnAtK-Tha Frtes
Current rspenst WhsAt-Isscsipss tho bast wax,
si.HR but shipmsp9. tAs9i but n{ml iNo,, y eash,
tlM J5sa-iiscelpts,. .aM bus aa9Rents, Al bai
weaker No. + cz&h+ 66e} 81ptsmoest he.
, 1881-08-27

Saita on tho cargo market wore atow+ some
ThafsdAf'a arrvhls still scnnthlnE Ordinary place.
stun qnutabto at el1.D0 Shingles unchanged
, 1881-08-27
RAILROAD TTHE4TAREE

=.
a TKAIH5-ExFLA1Artox' or MHVaaANcs
MAnKa-tsaturday eexcepted. Sunday excepted.
t'hlcnko d North xeatora Railway,
fqr Maps TMe AcaplnH Car sreo namodA A1oaa,
and teppt corner of Woiis sp6 Ki,sle-e1 '''
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-Rav. J. NJ Bruce will preach at White
Oak next sunday afternoon at -.
At meeting Of the Presbyterian con
eregaiion. last Saturday, Il was determined
that the old cupola should be removed
from the church and q new one put in iis
stead. Mess 4. Owsley. John W. Rout
and John J. McRoberis were appointed
Euilding Committee with power to con-
tract for the work, bids Tor which are adj
veniscd in another column.
DR.. J. II. Young continues to preach
At the Methodist church, and his sermons
are highly spoken Of by all who have heard
them. Since last report seven more persons
have joined, Misses Annie Rainey, Josie
Brady, Eliza OFsley; and w. VI. Herbert
Charles Holmes, e.. q. Fields, and J. W.
Walters. These persons will be baptized
and received into the church Sunday
night.
The Convention Of the Christian
churches of BOYLE, Garrard, Lincoln and
Mercer. held with the church here, has
hcen fall Of interest 10 those who have at
tended, a. subjects Of present concern and
Importance have been fully and freely dis
cussed. We depended on the Secretary,
Bro. Clay. for report Of the proceedings,
but A. he SAYS 10 will take him a day 10
decipher his notes. We are obliged 10 defer
is publication. The ministers present
ares John e. Walden, Of Danville; Jesse
Walden, of Lancaster; u. +. CLAY, llarrods.
burg; Elder Nandeyeer, Clinton county,
Ind; J. H. White, Parksville; Thomas
Munnell, Owingsvillc; W. /. Williams
$. n. King. VIM. Cloyd, J. G. Montgomery,
Jasper g. Livingston, Joseph Btllou, Lin.
nnln cnnniv.
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The stanford Bar Remembers The
Ufdo,r of Judoe W. a.. Hardin.

At meeting Of The Lincoln county bar At the
Court House IL stanford on the ith Cob D. 2. lii
vas called to the Chair, and $. $. Myers elecied
Secretary. The Chairman stated The Object Of The
meeting to be- the necessity Of some action heins
taken hv the bar OF the Slate Of Kentucky relative
to the almost destitute condition ofthe wiie add
nule children Of The late NJ. r. Hardin, judge 81
the Court Of Appeals Of ihis STATE. col. ". e..
weleh reported and read the following preamble
and resolution, which was unanimously adopted f.
aThe hsror stanford, ny, have learned With great
regret and surlrise from rcccniruhlicaiion in he
Csnrisr-Joaruat that the widow Of the late ludso
". r. Hardin. a former judge Of the Court q Az
pesls of Koniucky, is living IN Louisville IN strait
ene,l, q not absolutely destitute, circumstances
A. a slight Tribute, therefore, not only 20 the
memory Of an upright and able Judgei but 90 an
excellent and deserving lady, we respectfully sns'
ess 10 the bar Of Kentucky that u at once, through
It, local organizations take steps TO raises snh'
cient fund to purchase home Dor Ms. Hardin
and place her and her little family beyond imue-
diaie want. We suggest Judge VIM. :. Pryor, Of
the Court Of Appeals suitable agent Of the bar
10 receive and take charge Of this fund and We
urge him 10 accept the duties OF this Office.
oTo this end, therefore, Il IS resolved that
Jndgc W. s. Pryor, er the purpose above rocitel,
may At once. or when he sees proper, draw upon
the Chairman Of this meeting zoe SIS, and that
every newspaper in the State be requested TO pub
lish these proceedings. II. 7. htLt, Chm'n
-. = MYEEs. Secretary
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Mea,le. have broken out in thi.
vicinity.
j. W. Bright j. making arrangements
o. burn q large lime liln.
) W. fnelcman f on the SICK llst thif
week .... George Adams went To- Huston.
Vile this week purpnsrly iosse BIZ parents.
y young gentleman ~ this place %
exceedingly anxiou4 for Easter Co. come
lie stys schools are very incommodlnR
any way.
Or rood.looking neighbor, Tom Alex
andcr. eloped with fair dansel ~ hus-
ionville few nights ago. Your Huston
vile correspondent will give pariicnlar-'
There we're sixteen ~ Mr. Barnes con.
veris baptized in Dix river, near thl. place
Wednesday morning, by Rev. Mr.. ltickcts,
pastor NJ Inc Christian church ~ iancas'
ter.
Rev. J. s. Sims. Of Stanford, will COM
mence preaching At Brights -chool-hou,,e
Tuesday night, aud will preach every night
during the week Quarterly Meeting on
Sunday.
--scoie one eight Tor Dalton. James
Backerby and james Smith had dispute
"Wednesday evening in the store oi ;. =.
Owsley and finally came TO blows. Ai'er
making few rounds and showing Their
skill in pugilism, Blackerhy. wanting To
make the engagement A. hort o. possible
drew a fine bead and aimed 10 hit smith a
Joe Darier on the nose, but missed b.. ann
and struck the head Of a sugar barre, aud
uncapped three u hi. knuckles lhai
ended the nielae Blackefhy len the held
OF action with hnrsied CT and muiila'-
ed coat. Smith came out whole, save the
loss Of few lears
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Personal.

7
nos. %. n NeFftaAs, Of lnarilie. ifin taun'
Nissa TNsk panns and neiiie siarl aro
guests Of M. :. 4. sitfg.
Nrsrs sattfn mAHtaE aud fnu raui are
visiting Misses kiitis llaui
Mars LYrir b. ln thf ci.ts purchasing
hls srtlue ani sunuior eolls.
Ma SO pruoff ani uife. Of fsartian cay,
are sisliinr capt John r. Allcu.
-ua. Gao. ~. iic,gFu, a rfomincui merchant
Of psrtuliir vas hcrs thisse
Mas. D fosrfr. aho usnt 10 lirhmond 10
iee q slct uirutef of o. ilsaiha auiily, returned
,s,icriay.
Ma. kxn Mas. Jnus a. McAtnrrn, Of tho
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Lawn. sTOCK AND cRor

a lot Of 100 lambs was engaged in
Fayetle, this week, for July delivery at
81 per head
d. 4. Dawson'a bitch hiss given birth
To four pups, which have been sold at SO :,
s3i, $50 and $50 respectively.
AT Paris Court Monday mules brought
from Slsj to SlG5, and horses from $50 to
sl25. About $50 cattle on the market,
and prices ranging from to 4 cents.
--Twoniy-thrce years ago a Wisconsin
farmer planted a piece Of land unit for
cultivation in walnut trees. lie sold them
recently FOR s27,OO. Mr.. A. ID. Root, in
this vicinity, who has large lot u them
NAV also find that there are millions in
it,
-COuNrY CouEr.-Monday was a cold,
snowy day, aud Of a consequence there
were but few people in town and business
in all branches was light. Col. II. T. Bush
reports 200 cattle on the market Of every
variety except goods ones. Good scrubs
two and three year old, sold from 3 TO 3 I
cents per pound. Milk cows sold from S2j
to S35 per head. Work oxen from SIS to
Sl25 per yoke. Calves from 80 10 Sl5 per
head. Aged mules SOS to Sl25. Plug
horses from $50 to 500 Captain Higgins
was on the Gresham Jury, so Col. Bush
had il an TO himself.
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1rAfTFoRD, KY


FismSo TAcgif a. McRotcris a siarg's
srrn Irish Potatoes al Owslcy q Zig
eins
A iot " Carpet Paper at obi. office.
Cheap.
LAgr Suorr Seed li.h Potatoes, Of al
kinds. nj Hale a Nunnclloy's
Ton that Cough u,c White Pine syrup,
prepared by Mclphetia a siarr.
NAmrt, ct Sweet roiaio Seed, inelud.
INK vussrll County brazilian. 20 uwslc, a
Higgins
pnonrcr " every kind wanted by Hale
a Nunnelley, either ior cash cr 10 ox-
change Zoe goods.
Tnr Ready mixed painla sold by Ne.
Roberts a siags are The beet sold are
guaranteed IN every particular
TrnursF a NkSAusptrr have a nice
line ~ Mems and Boys kcady-Made
Clothing. and will ell them lower than
snybody.
Han \ NuNSriGY wish 10 inform the
public that they will again he in the WOOL
trade. rsnirs wishing 10 sell will dnd IL
10 their inlcrci 10 zee them hfsi.
smion's CArARuu Rnrny.-A mar
veloua cure for Caiarfh, Dplhcfia. Canker
Mouth and Head Ache. With each hottie
there v IN ingenious nasal Injector ior
the more aucccasinl treatment u theq com-
plants without extra charge Price 80 cls
Sold D, Chcnnuli n Penny.
ASswrn ruts QUESTION Why do 40
many leaplc We ~ around NJ, seem 10 pre-.
ier 10 ,udcr and he made miserable hy In
digestion. Constipation, nizsinesa, loss Of
Appetite, Coming up Of the Food, yellow
SKIN, when Cor % cents We will scll them
shiloh. Niialisor. guaranteed 10 cum them.
Sold by Chenanli a Penny.
Smtnu'- Co>suurroS CrnE- This j.
beyond question the most successlul Cough
Medicine We have ever sold, few loscl H.
variahly cure the WORT eases % Cough
Group. and lir,nchita. while a. wonderful
succe.~ In tho cure Of Consumption i with
out a parallel IN the history II medicine
Since H. first discovery Il has hccn sold on
guarantee, a ff-f which no other medicine
eau stand. II YOU have a Cough We earn.
eally asi YOU 20 nv IL. Price 10 cts 10 eta
aud 81. lfyour i.unes are sorc, Chest or
BAGS lame, ne Shilos Porous Plaster
solI h. theuault A pepuv
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Oar sulscribess this week are. VIM. L. Grcsh-
am, Jesse Carter, B. G. sandidge, Millelgeyllei a..
n. Hooker, Parksvill; Col J. II. Bruce Lancaster
Mr.. Nancy Jones, jacksonville. No.; ny Cob D.
:. Joses: John q. McAHsier. W. d. stagg. Huston
willie: A. B. Mckinney. ". c. Bailey, Mckinney;
D. ,. Logan, John Meieaiie, panyilie; J. D. Brady,
Richmond Junction; John $. Goode. Mt. salem;
jesse =. sudduth, Paris, H., by L. =. sudduih'
Henderson Sims, Kings Mountain A. d. smith,
Louisville; Benedict spalding, shelby city; Frank
Matthews, Hazel Patch, Ky; W. g. Rowdan, Jno.
II. Miller ~. Ball, james Logan, n. II. Boone,
q. J. Grow, Arch Anderson, Dr. 4. G. Morgan,
John +. Delaney, Judge J. A. Lytle, Miss Bette
Peyion, Stanford; }. G. Gooch, Wayuesburg; J. II.
Hilton, nrodhead; Johnnie Buiner, Danvilie, H.
by tolls. NJ. Burletii II. CPage. IIustonvilieNEld.
l. q. IiNlnrsion. Grab OIchaId.
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Grafcf.I Women.

None receive 20 much benefit, and none
are 40 profoundly grateful and show .uch
an interest in recommending Hop hiuen'
a. women. II il the only remedy pecdiia
adapted TO the many ills the sex y almost
universally subject 10. Chills and tever'
Indigestion or Dcranged Liver. constant or
periodical Sick Headaches, Weakness IN
the Back or Kidneys, Pain in the Shoulders
aud different part Of the body, ieehnt
Of Iassilude and Dependency, are All
readily removed by these Bitters.--l Oour-
ant.
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rHuIrl Rail- On Wednesday, At
the residence Of the brides father, W. NJ.
Dali, l,afc s. Philips. " Garrarl. To Miss
Mary p. Ball Quite number Of hand
some presents were displayed, lisi Of
which furnished by friend, We regret 10
say got mispl aced We remember, how
ever, that Mr. J W. Simpson and vile
and Mr. J. &. Thompson, Of Lancaster,
were among ihosc whose gifis were especi-
ally noticeable. The couple has gone Of
on an exlenled lnnr.
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pEsTHs.

-DfSNy.- Mrs. Denny, an old lady Of
so year, living near Highland, died last
Friday night
-Goocn--A young daughter of lIor-
ton Gooch died few days ago.
-PoE.- Mrs Poe, the eyed moiher-in-
law Of Mr.. John Cook, died at the juno.
ton "Wednesday night.
ADAMS Elisha Adams. Of this county,
a veteran Of the war Of 1912. died At his
home Yesterday. aged 50.
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Miss JuIIA A. lluSr's second engage
ment here seemed bat to increase the high
opinion Of her talents as an actress and Of
her great personal worth as lady, form
ed ON her irst visit here in DECEMBER last,
As Iouir, in the "rwo Orphans a. FIN
eloa, in the popular play Of that name, and
A. Raul'ne. Ia the "lady Of Lyons" she
.howed a versatility Of talent A. pleasing a. ID
was meriiorious. As Fanchon, she has hardly
any equal and a. the ladies say, "she Is
just too cute COR anything" as she follows
the changing moods of that willfnl little
apriie. a. the end Of the Third act she Was
rapinrously called before the curtain by
the delighted audience. A marked i'm.
provemsnt Is noticeable in the acting Of
Miss layinia shannon. She has her heart
set on making a name and winning fame,
and with a pretty face and many accom-
plishments TO assist her, l. destined TO sue
coed. Miss Helen licimer Is always de-
serving Of praise, while Miss lIealy, as an
cd woman, cannot be beaten. Mr.. Giles
Shine did each Of his parts WE'LL but a.
/ CLAUDE M,lnaiic he was really excellent
Thad. Shine was az funny a. ever, and G.
Il. Blake, az the william, played his parts
With artistic conception. }. NJ. larkir
laade dip top Old man, while Che new ac'
QUESTION io the Troupe, Ma. llallel Mur
ray, showed numerous evidences of merit
In all the parts he assumed Taken all Ia
an, the Combination Is the hest Ne vii
ever have, and we regret that Il u prob
able that they will not again appear
here, a. Mis-. Hunt viii star Ia the laig'
cities next season. They are Ladies ana
penilemln an, and have won the entire re-
spect and good wishes Of this community
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We invite the public attention large aud we'll selected
PIANOS and ORGANS, and aneguai facilities for Furnishing
the best class Of instruments at low We purchase
larger quantities than other housc this The
PIANO and ORGAN Department far less than
doing exclusively Piano and Organ trade We reached
prices than have been tndee by dealers m this market and
all instruments represented We sell easy monthly quarterly pay
ments and instrument taken trial proving
be returned We solicit corrp ndence with persons dr
ing to purchase and take pleasure answering all inquiries
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NsFeUH NOUINs
This Court continues TO drag is weary
length along. The evidence in the case
against Gresham and Read, for the muir
der Of Rowzie, was concluded At noon Sat
nrday Nothing particularly new was ad-
duoed over our report Of last week. The
principal effort by the prosecution after
that was to invalidate Miss Bowman's teeth
mony by proving her a woman Of loose yir-
tue, but il was aboriive and reacted IA IA:
vor Of the defense. Judge benny, W. H..
Miller and X. C. Warren each made argu-
menis for the Commonwealth. the latter
especially aequiliing himself we'll. Mess.
I. L. lIill, NJ G. Siuley and }, W. Al
corn were the speakers for the defense.
At the concl usion Of Jadge Sauileys
speech burst Of applause filled the ConIt-
room, when the Judge ordered the Sher-
IN To arrest any and all parties engaged in
il, but not one could be identified, az any
rate no one was About 5 o'clock SAtur-
day night the case was given 10 the Jury,
which failed TO agree that night In fact,
Il ala not agree at all, although Il was
held till Tuesday, when, on being dis
charged, Il was found that six were for ae-
quiiial, two for murder; and the others for
manslaughler, and thus the work Of eight
DAYS was set at naught We confess that
we are ourselves little hung on this case,
but il seems that the Instructions that un
less the accused were at the time m great
bodily danger from Rowzie, they should be
found guilty Of murder, ought to have ena
bled the jury TO make a verdict.
The Grand Jury adjourned Monday, AZ
ter having found ~ indictments, thl
smallest number for many Courts. fo
some reuson or other no indictment WA
found against j. w. Gooeh, held by th'
examining Court for the manslaughter o
A. J. Killion.
Ben Terrell, who Was charged with th
murder of Mike Ely at an election row u
llnsionsille in March, 1875, and who al
terwards ned 10 Illinois, from whence IA
Was brought by requisition, had Ia
second trial for the oilense ON Tuesda,
the Jury in his case failing 10 agree At lli
last term of the Court. The trial lasted
couple Of days aud resultcl la an acquil
tai
The trial Of Mm. L. Moore, Tor the mul
der Of ]. X. McCormack, commenced We,
neaiay. Some forty odd men were exam
insd as to their quail 6ealions before
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The new edition Of Wehsters Unabridged pic
tionary, just issued, Is believed TO be, in the
quantity Of matter u contains, by far the largest
volume published. II nov contains about iis,o00
words defined, aud about 1900 words aud mean
ings not found in any other enc dictionary The
Biog aphieal Dictionary, just added, supplies a
want long felt by the reader and student, In Civ
ing the desired information 50 briefly. Never was
any one volume 50 complete an aid In getting an