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An Official Observation-Disclosures Of the
Fronch Government by Its Monopoly
of tlao tjuIe of TDbnccu,


Fr0ngh Government by Its Monopoly
of tho hnle oi Tobacco.
bismarck, ilndlnR tho monopoly Of tobacco
nAnufncturo 70 po prominent aoufee Or prt,s-
' ss.no systo " u for erna,y IN tic soventeeasi III
century tho French Government assumud tho
right to control tho manufacture nftohlrcu. aud
to contractors, vino agreed to lay fur tho prlyll-
c3e sntn based on tho rrobanso cnrninxs, Thls
sYseem wns in opurat1on until the reign Of tho
tirst Napoleon, Whgn Il commission appointed
by him reported that tho only way Of bcnctlttnR
both tho Government nn1 consumers would bo
!y. The REASONS giveM we.e tint The WORK bat..g
under oi!o control would dssponao with t,inu-
tonths Of tho general expenses which would ba
credit and capital Ut thu stntc being greater
,han that Of a,,y Individual. It could nuke use
fyia H. & isbos. 'a ana ths sauco tho cst L: It wol
abolish all cxponses of show. advertising, high
priced stores, otc.. and. havlng no interest In
eunler, would avoid nIl adtlltcrati,ss. Tho sys.
torn went Into practice IN l8l0 mud has not sllco
rsas se4 sny sanes tie M M !as srss L.
Ina 81 OK, ,UW. and the net pr0!it being nyar H.
0aoO1. ~ 1878 tho soceipts were M 9ysr 81 597 o0 oN
.,et PRINT oyor ;fE0G,o OH. In this sixty. .soyen
years the expenses wore but little moro than
doubled willis the not profits hud Increased sev-
tuen fDt6. Aa olKlrd. which constituted the
principal part OF tho production, .aro natlo al
most cxclisyciy by hnild, The reduction of ex-
penees hnu mo 9fn1t CROWN nt seee!pla Nete
chiefly accounted fur by tho division tn manual
labor when tintint! tn larKu ihasscs under one
administration. Tho manufacture ot matches IL
also u t]ovurnment monopolF. aud the profit
from It, added to that Ut t.,baoco. amounted to
14B..iU, ,0I ftuncs. or about $ds.gis0U, sum suf-
huisnt ut D per cght Il. pay tho Interest Oh tho
nte Thousand millions levied III l6sl ty dernany,
aud leave au oyerpIus far amortization whleh.
By compound interest calculation, would sink
the wbt'o dobt ln thlrty-slx yuara. The Mverage
iaGorc5s WIS i l-;i francs duy, whllo jewelers..
tho highest paid af Fronch workmon. rccelyo4
froM uriynte employers hut nn average ~ ~
of uversgu wages. thu Government giyes 10 its
enployes during sickness. ar uftcr y CERTAIN
period OF service. pension: 70 aatlstgstosy tAat
sought fur by French wurkmei. Tho exprnscs
of n'anaRemeut. clerks, ugunts. stnruue. freight.
Kr.'ss receipts. Feench manufacturers ,and
merchants expcn1 l:to IL per cent for thoso
1tCMa.
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whs only temporary. but, although hn was ro-
pohtedly calIol for. ho did not ,np1,car. In cnn-
sequence Of h'a absence. tho Inquest wAa al
t1slrnc.I. Ef1nrta nro making 10 t!nl him. II ho
Ia att In tho city; but II he slns taken advantage
Of his importantly to ahIp IN souo fnrtKn anil'
y person WIN tla* f1nwpti tho wntar fur many
ynafH aaI't Ye.tcr!ny: "ln my npinion there wnA
Hanhthina wEt,nR hbuAr,! Of TINT bnrk. II wl,n't
tbronts when NJ cl&sn tH land ns thpao rI1e,t were
Nh. sir, thore never WINS II raior born who wu1't
atr.IHH1p fur hls 1ife t0 the Inst iIrGr such
cIrciitnstnnces. Tho wound In tho thront Of tho
y0ltnn mans bujy that ennis Hsnnre IN Thurs
day wh4 not Il fonE cut ~ ia uai y tnno by
person committing suicide In nat way. but
Rthh.h
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4 UII.Is TO HE UUUNttT OFF.
New YoRK, ,3[arch 1b-Tho chartora Of the ort8l.
nal companies which form tho New York Con-
trail & Hudson River and New York, Lake Eric
g. Western Ral!roats reserved to tho Btate tho
right to take possession OF tho roads Upon pay
nent OF cost aud 10 per cent In advance. To-
day In tho btAto Legislature, n resolution WAS it,-
'troduccd authorizing an inquiry whether tho
8tato had boon deprived OF that right by tho
various consultations Ut th0se companies, md It
not 1t proposes to takO and operate tho roads
named, by paying their cost. lcss tho water fn
tho stock and tho additional 10 pcr cont required
by the toruls Ut tho original charter.
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A Regular Mlnnesota Snowfall In That
Countrywide aTincHs
PoRT TowNsEND, btarch 15.-The steamer
California, from Sitkn, has arrived. 4 number
Of Sau Fruucisco capitalists aud mining experts
havo Waited the new quartz mining ulstrlct at
TAkon, ana found a c!onr channel md good
anchorage. Tho minors hRve forwarded pott-
tons for tnaiI service from 6itka or WrnnHcl.
nrntInns are being maio 10 take IN lumber anl
provisions on sicdgcs. Work will bo resutned
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BURST A BL00D.VESSEt

William Brown, o young man OF u or a7 years
Of ngc, whe In Il house OF ttl-reputo ut NJ. III
Vest Washington street, WIS EAther roughly
handled by ono OF tho inmates named
Tillie Hawkins. In tho scut,le a b!eod-
vessel burst, and III consequence
I3rown Is thought to be IN somewhat
psecarious condition by Dr. bradley, who wns
summoned to attend him. Tho wo,nun aud sev
crAl other inmates OF tho h1lao Waro Arreste1
and locked up at tho Wcst Madison Htrcut
sutton. urown also claims tu hRve Inst <<N In
tho huuGc, but no trace Of this was found.
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sCEIASDEIs BEING THE QUICKER.
9AN FRANCISCO, Cal, Mnrch IA. schander,
nsubscrirsion clerk In the Evening Bulletin olice.
hnd m alteration With Capt. John Adams, su-
perintcndcnt OF the Lick Nine. Nevada, and.
after the passa1e Of angry words and blows 1y
Adams. b4,th dtew pistols, Schantef being tho
quicker. fntltctnR Il mortal wound utl Albums.
9ctln1,dcr hati hls hand badly burned. but es-
GupE4 AlAm8' bullet,
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ROBBED UY SSEAK-Tu1EyES
CtNClSNArI. O., March i6.-A s1cak.thfef rob-
berry Of the house ur jacob StasonYood Inst
night. reported US triiilng, nssun,s u mysterious
appearance to.tlAy. ltlrnurs nre that frntu
t4,U to 000 worth of dtu1uondB a1ld y,lltlubIes
t,n.c been takon. Tho losess aud tho police have
bppn rotIcellt On tho 1usa.
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WhIin waiting for a cough to 10 rs It came,
yoI nru often laying tho fo,tn'!aunD fur some
pulmonary Or bronchial utEectiun. 1t u better
te ret RID Ut = co!d at nnce by uanR that surg
euro AlI Rtulb}rn cn,ghs. and relieve a,ly ankle
t. na to dangerous cnilse4uences.
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A KENTUCKY TRAGEDY,

CISC1xSATt. O., March 15.-1n Greenwood
County, Ky.. Tom Young mashed the skull! OF
etevc Lanvford aud attempted to escape. lieu
bcn 1:alstfort. brother OF tho injured man: fol:
Yoas w fa psto SoanR caa
will die, and his brother has left thu country.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March I5.-Mnry jenkins,
a mulatto girl, was arrested at the Academy ut
Wnrtsblrs, Tenn.. to-duy, chnrgau with the
murder Of her neW-huyn babe.
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U1sEW IT n -5LI1tt3L.lI1C51S.
LANCASTER, O., March ia party Ut young
sca!awags blew up Il schopl- house near the VII
lRgo OF bremen last nteht. Two keys Of pow
demolished. The authorities urp utter them.
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him indicted for tho crimo or u havo an e1.
nlnatinn to tf.st his sanity.
Th1cn waa examined to-day and found Insane,
and VIII 60 u tho Ht. pptGr I1ls0n0 AfyluM.
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DISCHARGED,

DISCHARGED.
KALH10H N. e., March ia. X. Simpson,
member Of tho Legislature arrested for larccny.
WIS discharged py tho Mayor.
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AYERS

pulmonary diseases. ahorling prompt relief
and rapid cures. and Is adapted to patients OF
any age or either sex. Being very palatahle,
the youngest children take it readily. In
ordinary Coughs, Colds, sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza. Clergyman's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, aud Ca
tarrh, the effects Of AYrR's CHERRY PFC
TORAL are magical. ahd mnltittiles are an
nuallv preserved from serious illness by is
timely aiii faithful use. IL should be kept
az hand ia every household Tor the pro-
lection it affords ia sudden attacks. In
WhoopIng cough aud Consumption
there y no other remedy - efhcaciOus,
soothing, and helpful.
Low prices are inducements to try some Of
the many mixturcs, or syrups, made OF cheap
aud ineffective Ingredients now offered,
which as they contain no curative qualities.
can afford only temporary relief. and are
sure 20 deceive and disappoint the patient.
Diseases OF the thrDat and lungs deiaand
active and encuihc treailneuii and ID i dan-
gcrOus experimenting with unknown and
cheap medicines from the great liability that
these diseases may. while ~ TITLED with,
become decliy seated " Iutupble. Use
AYtg's CHEEEY PICTORIAL. aud YOU may
confidently expect the best results. IL is a
standard medical PROPAGATION, Of known and
ACKNOWLEDGED furtive power, and is a.
cheap as IT. carotid plepariion and tine
ingredients will allow. Eminent physicians,
knowing It's composition. prescribe % Ia their
practice. The test OF half century has
proven its absolute certainty "a cure all put
monary complaints not ALREADY beyond the
reach Of human aaL ......f..
Prepared by Or. j. c. Aver x Co.,
Praeticsi aud Analytical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass.
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LIyCOLs COUNT.
Richnsna ynnctisn.

Phil. &. Soden left on the 18th ioi
Indianapolis, Ind, TO visit relations. .....
Isaac Hamilton has gone 10 Louisville Ia
buy goods ...... Prof. SibOld has another
singing class at this place, which meets
every Thursday night. IA. u. Underwood
has fully recovered aud is again on hi.
engine.
After lingering illness, Mrs. Milton,
wife Of VIM. Milton, died Of Consumption
on Friday 18th. leaving Eve small chill
dren, who. through the misfortunes Of
their father, are left in an almost destitute
condition. The good people. however are
trying ~ supply their wants and console
them in this their greatest affection.
1t was our good fortune TO accompany
State Deputy Grand Dictator, j. W. Alcorn,
to Mckinney on the evening Of the 18th,
al which place he instituted a Lodge oi
the knights OF Honor with seventeen char.
ter members. He discharged his duties
a. instiluting officer In a most satisfactory
manner. Alter the organization was com
plete the following officers were elected for
the present term: J. y. Hooker, Dictator;
j. Ii. Read, V. d; W. s. Gooch, p. D.: J.
W. I.asley, A. H.; T. ]. Christensen, K;
y. NJ. War. y. r.; and X. l.. Tanner,
Treasurer
W. h.x. reason. IN fear that This place
and Standard viii lose The benefits thst
would sr;.s fr,m The building Of railroad
.hons a, he In notion. AZ n h rumored that
,hs con,u.nv will decline 40 purchase lands
re-. :, ,ha nr,cs s.teJ rhsn lie citi,ens
If C,.b orchsrJ N I'M likelv on, them land.
a. hniIJ an AMI ,hs,sbv move What shons
~. nos h,vs n h believed that H.
son,nsnx wonid ,sks the lands here Al !
es,,ain 1,;os ra,hsr than accent lands el.e.
- !. ~" IN IL, NJ Nave a committee
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Tor boarding for two. but dnce the draw.
lne came Oh ~ has been looking rather
blank
Rev Mr. Topper, Of Harrod.bure
delivered IN interesting lecture 10 tie
SUNDAY School At Providence Sunday even.
ing. lie says there are three very essen
iial things necessary 10 make Sunday
School success, namely. grccnbacks, grit
and grace.
Miss Jennie Harlan len on the ]
O'Clock train Monday tor her home In Mis-.
souri, During her stay here she made a
host Of friends who regretted 10 see her
leave. Some Of our neighbour boys are
looking, %, 20 sad ..... Mis- Callie flora, Of
Richmond, spent last week with Mrs. Betsy
Spoonamore.
"A lady II this vicinity had her COW
attached short time ago for her husband
debts. sympathizing lawyer saw her in
distress, went and told her 10 bring suit for
the COW, that he would attend ~ the case
Tor mere irne. She agreed 20 he pitched
in and gained the suit, and sold the COW
for $50 Afler deducting costs and lawyers
fee, she only had s. left. A lawyers
sympathy j. valued rather high.
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fisHiNo rAcKLE a. McRoheris a staee'.
ssrp Irish Polsloe. ~ Ow.ley 4 His.
SIM
A ior Of Carpet Paper At hi. oacs
heap. ".H.
srrfmon Coal on a, MeRobsrs 4
Stagg'-.
FiSrr cigap and Tolasco Cor sale by
Brsr Cigar out. The Julia A. Hunt
81 Mckobert- A Stage.
sAIr, Ilme and Cement consisnily on
hand Al Owsley a lligeins.
Lass snone Seed Irish Potatoes, Of ell
kiad., u Hale a Nunnelleys.
Eos that Cough ue White Pine Syrup.
prepared by MeRoberls a Slagg.
Fon medicinal purposes bay battle 81
lV-year old whisky from hckoherts a
Stsge.
VARrrrY 81 swsei Potato seed, inclnd.
ing RUSSELL County brazilian. Al Owsley a
Higgins.
Taf Ready .miIed Paint. sold by Nc.
Robert. 4 Siagg are the hest sold-are
guaranteed In every particular.
rERHuSF 4 NANARsDALL have a nice
line Of Men's and Boy.' Ready-Made
Clothing, add will ell them lover than
snybody
sHuoHr CarARnn RrNrpY.-A mar
vsloas cure ior Caiarfh, Dipiheria, Canker
Mouth and Head Ache With each bottle
there y an ipgsniou paFal Injector Zoe
tie lhore shcceaafni treatment ~ thsAe ron.
plsini- wiihoni extra charge. Price 20 ols.
Sold BY Chenauh a Penny.
ANSWER THu Qur~rIOS.-Why do ~
many people W. 80 around NJ, seem 10 pre-
isr 10 suffer aud h. made miserable BY In.
digestion. Constipation, Dizziness, Los Of
APPETITE, Coming ny VI the FOOD, lellov
SKIN. when Cor - cent W will ell them
Shiloh's Waller, guaranteed 10 cure them.
Sold by Chenanlt a Penny.
SHIInns CoNsunPfios CunE.-- The y
beyond question the most succes-fnl Cough
Medicine We have ever sold, fev do~en In
variably cure the wort cases Of Cough,
Croup. and Bronchitis. while H. wonderfil
succe-a In the cure Of Consumption i with
os,t parallel In the history Of medicine.
since t. 6rsi discovery Il has hsen sold on
q guarantee, a fsgf which no other medicine
can .isnd. II you have a Cough ue earn
e-lly -. yea 10 trY a. faee lecis. ~ cts
sni " goaf t.nug- are pors. chea OF
Back lame, a. shllo's l,orou. Plaster.
sold hv Chenault a Penny.
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Don't forget the PRAYER meeting At the
Christian church every "wednesday night.
The old saying, ut takes a fool "a
catch Gsh," has been coniradicied, for some
OF our most intelligent citizens have been
angling ihiu week with much success.
Those composing our sick list this
week are. Dr Delaney Egbert, with
rheumatism; a little son Of w T. Saun-
ders, and the children Of W. =. Kennedy,
with Measles.
Ere many DAYS shall have pas.ed
away, one Of our most amiable Young ladies
will be- led 10 the hymenial altar BY GER
tain handsome widower Of this place. You
can't guess who il l., bat "ye shall know
hereafter"
-George King, Jr. had his spirit. raised
a few DAYS ago with great violence" Mr..
Henry Spratt, Of Lancaster, presented him
with handsome violin. These ine noon
light nights are delightful cor serenading
"A hint 10 the wise, 6c."
A man hv the name Of Joseph Beeler
was found dead upon the railroad, near
the deiot. last Saturday. Heart disease
vas supposed to he the canse Of death.
III. remains we're taken to Gilheri'- Greek
Cor inierment On sunday.
The occasional croak Of the bull.frog
reminds ~ that dreary Winter har At last
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PERSONAL.

Ms sass Josss Aaruas 70 I.suisais,
Nc ratss.s. II naa,ilis. -. hste s.isr-
tsy
cat .sp Io. u.raec .sss over % - ihsi'
slst Aihsn
NJ. Jsssis Hr,a.Sss As. bsen hsrs In M
is.i a. dsyt
MIS- HTrus autEs. OF Lancaster. "a = iih
Ms. Mar Iassu tails ~est.
NJ. Class wrIca. Of Lsaissiiis. h 9Th her
sister. Mr.. A r. nashs.,sf
Ma =. n. saws has saas 10 cineiansii iof
b.. srfius snl ssunsf GODS.
Klp lcsssa RsGlsr l. aova 9Th ths
ras asaoaia. bot d imrro,iug.
-Ns.J. h. Cosrrs~ Aad viie. af hsFrcl.harx
siieaira The Ofcm ysslsr'lsy.
-Da. EstE. add daughter. Mis- fiorsacs. ,eel
tes usia here yesterday lor Lsuis.ilis.
--Nissss Lrta NHAeEs sud sasis shelton, Of
Is,ls. ~srs guest, Of Mr.. !. n nruos ihi. -est.
Ns Ross EHuAHns has sturbsd trum her
,eheol In Jeasrsoa county 9Th ehlls and isen.
nissE. Nsrur Asp ssLtiE DKSNr, u Gas-
rafi ace visiting their numsfou. relatives Ia this
sisiRiiy.
-As. axp Mss ". N. noetE Of Lancaster.
usss visiting isisas, here aud Al IIasisavilis sat-
srisy sad saadsy.
-IrBas N. 4. SArFLKs l. acting Common-
~eshhs Atiorusy a. somrrsei this vsst, Mr..
warren being detained At hssa- by The Illness Of
= member u as Amily.
Mr. 49, n, rtsi, = slsisf u Me- u, {.
Euplsy. 10 si,iiing him. shs s Ia tad hesitA, aud
iii attend The faiih Cure.
-IUDeS !, n DsNsis has Just rstutned fou =
pfotucisd husiaes trip 10 Tsaass.es. lie says
that thias. ar leatias uP slae~ the passage Of bil
.siiins ihs State debt and that there is great
loieius Auons the people.
-Lurtg fHas0SALx.-fh ere y smother anisal
Al Ne Hoass that Jssk Bailt Il 10 hoy. aud
AS Hale l. - FFosd oi Il a. ifit "a his art. Ne
registers Robert E1sard......A NJ }. A. Terhsns's
-lt ha. presented hlm uith a. s's-Isund boy.
--Ors popuiar young frisnd. Tim ". Higrins,
has pan basel an Interest ~ The ana q ,. N. A
:. N. shshts. aud uiii hsrsaner he bund Ia ihsif
hsuassas nee STORE. NJ. Higsias IL q business
aan Of ackno~ ledssd sbility. and his acquisition
10 the Ara viii result In mutual hsneaI
sos O~kNs. proprietor Of cuubsfisnd Pals,
~ss here lhls ~sei. Ne tells us that be has added
laahy improvements 10 the pIopsrty, and that his
pfosp~cls iOs a gooi sasoa are tue Fishing IL
usasaally god Al this time. and lossrs Of the
,pou are iniorasd that they csu 10 aecomaoda-
led By Mr. Owrns sith the best Of hoard and
laIaluH
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ITEHs or INTEREST
sErERaScE. DUDDgRAR a. 90.

In assuming control Of this column,
while il is true our own interest prompts
Us to accept II, yet we feel We can and will
make it To the interest Of our readers. In
this, at least, they may find where to get
their wants supplied.
While we can enumerale only part Of
the articles kept by US, we will from time
to time change the matter contained in our
space, and hope thereby to make Il inter
esting to all readers.
A special drive in Men. Kip BrOgans at
one dollar per PAIR.
Curtain Lace and Iambrequins, In new
designs and colorings.
The hest Dollar Shirt ever seen here,
with Linen reinforced Bosom.
Don't forget that our stock Of Hats is
complete in every particular.
Kid Gloves.-Mathers' Perfumed Kid
Gloves are the latest and incest thing out.
Cotlonades, Hickory, Plaid Cotlons,
Apron Checks and Cheviois at popular
prices.
Ten dozen "rown Talk" COrsets. at 80
cents each. Best corset for the money ever
seen here OF elsewhere.
Dress trimmings, in this line We have
far surpassed every former season. Ladies
can find almost anything they may want.
Gentlemen will find our stock Of Neck
wear, Collars, Cuffs, suspenders, Half
Hose Drawers and Undershirts, complete.
Ginghams in the prettiest styles for
Dresses; also all staple styles in all colors,
including Black and White Checks and
Stripes.
Trunks and Nalise- Of all grades, from
common poplar cover 10 the most elegant
zinc Bridal Trunk with every modern con-
venienee.
Dress Goods have been for the last year
or so an Especial Department with Us, and
We feel We have surpassed any previous
season in this line.
We invite one and all to an inspection
of our immense stock in our new aud ele-
CANT room, corner of Main and Lansa ster
streets, in Opera House building.
In Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing
the universal verdict Is We have the hesi
and cheapest stock ever seen in this city,
We have suits FROM ehilds four years
old TO sire 40 in mems.
In Notions, such as Hosiery, Gloves,
buttons, Laees; Feather.edge, Rick-rack
and other Braids; Linen, Lace and silk
lIandkerchiefs; Buttons, Fringes, Neck.
ties, &C., We have them all
Determined this, none should have an
excuse To 20 from home to furnish iheiT
houses, we have an elegant stock Of Car
pets, oil Cloths, Matlings, Stair Carpets
Window Shades and Wall Paper.
We have made a special effort this
Spring To get up a stock Of Shoes III at arr
second to none in Kentucky, both in Mems
Ladies aud Children's. How well We hay,
succeeded you will see by an examination
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EnSleman's HHi.

Farmers have commenced planting
corn.
Mrs. Robert Leak has been suffering
with rising in the palm Of her left hand
Il Is thought that she will lose her hand.
The young gentleman that was 30
anxious for Easter TO- come says that he
don't want il 10 come any more since he
saw his sweetheart riding with another
fellow.
From present indications there Il
some danger OF matrimonial fever break
ing out la this vicinity soon 10 an alarming
extent. One case has already made IL
appearance
TOOK Hubble .old his fancy saddle
stallion 10 Rue a Cecil, Of Dsnsille, foi
s3s0......G. 2. Bright sold his pair oil
black mares 10 a gentleman Of Little Rock
A RI, for $500.
-fhs young gentleman that invested la
the Louisiana Lottery Was ~ sure that he
would get the capital prize be had spoken
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THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of The Throat and Lungs.

In diseases ofthe pull
mOnary organs a safe
and reliable remedy l.
invaluable. AYERS
CHERRY PEcTORAL u
such a remedy, and ma
extraordinarily er-
its the confidence Of
the public. IL is a sci
entiiic combination ct
the medicinal princi-
pies and curative vir-
tues ofthe finest drugs.
chemically united, OF
such power as 20 insure
the greatest possible
efficiency aud uniform
ity 81 results. Itstrikes
al lite foundation "a all
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PREcoclouS-Liltle Howard, .on Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Bruce, although but
two years Of age, knows the alphabet
thoroughly. and can say them although
scarcely able 10 talk.
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SCHOOL, Miss Rhoda l.ylls has had a
new school house built on Mr. w. H.
Anier-on's place, in the lower end OF town,
aud will open Spring and summer school
Coz hoys and grls next Monday.
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SEw ADVERrIsExEsrs.


Ne have formed partne rship 10 the hooi aud
shoe business. aud vii 10 prepared a all time. 10
serve OUT customers ~lth the hest 81 stock. He
pairl ~ neatly and promptly done. Give us a
eall BRADY a McklNNki, stanford.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-22

ASorHER Decentralization ago Col.
X. Blain brought suit for Frances Meal
isier, colored agains, her husband. Joe.
alleging abandonment, cruelty, adultery,
and all the other grounds for divorce. but
when the case was called last Court he had
Il dismissed. becarse the witness by whom
he could prove the.s allegations had died.
IL seemed, however. that Joe was as anxious
to have the bonds dissolved As his wife,
and he got Judge J. NJ. Philips to attend
to his case. The Judge prevailed on Col.
Rlain Ia move that his ease he reinstated.
and Judge Owsley finally consented to
allow Il. Then Judge Philips filed a cross
petition, setting forth nearly the same
charges against Frances, and on the hearing
Of the case Saturday, Joe was granted a
divorce.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-22

DAN RIcE's eircus gave two perform
ancss here Yesterday to fair an dienee.. Il
isa good show, and dsrerves To he we'll
nalFonlled.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-22

Gro y. WEARS u unloading today .
carload a Champion Rsaper and Nov.
era Call and buy ore before they are III
gone.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-22

Porrs PArESr PRocEss.-This hour,
which il kept by Hale 4 Nunnelly, beats
any Of the Kind We have ever seen. Il Is
as white as snow, rises splendidly, and
makes the best rolls We ever ate. Try H.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-22

Boor ANN sHoE MAKrRs.-F. @. Brady
and W. e. Mckinney have formed part.
ner.hlp in boot and shoe making. snd s-k
the patronage Of the public.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-22

FAnNEns should he certain 10 49, Geo
y Wesren before selling their wool.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-22
REWARDS

Frcqueni dspfedaiions hayiug been committed
On The titnhsfed hnds heretofore belonging 10 the
esiaie of neofge Carpenter. deed, 10 tasfy county
hy- I'll site issari iuf the apprehension ani
sdd-eoa-iy IA. CAaPlNTEa,
UuafnnViIe.