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This Syrup Possesses Varied Properties. ItStimulates the Ptyaline i'm the Saliva, which Converts the starch and Sugar oi Ptyaline ca use. Wind and Sourfng of the Food in the Stomach. If the Medicine is mentatiOn of Food is prevented.
 It acts upon the Liver.
 It acts upon the Kidneys.
 Itregulates the Bowels.
 It Purifies the Blood.
 F It quiets the Nervous System.
 It promotes Digestion. It Nourishes, Strengthens and InvIgor- It carries ofthe Old Blood and makes It opens the pores of the skin and fndu-
 Waterford, Conn, July 30, 1880. have suffered very much in the last three years from Headache and have got little or no relief from sn of the Elood and am scious of great relief from its use can rec0mmend
 Pastor of First Baptist Church. It neutrazes the hereditary taint poison in the blood which generates scrofula, erysipeias and all There are no spirits employed in it's manufacture, and 1t be taken by the most delicate babe by the aged and feeble care only being required in at tention to directions.
 New London Conn., Hearing of some of the remarkable cures effected by Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood Syrup, called on an Agent and procured bottle, and it has done me more good for dizziness than any other medicine that have ever used would recommend all afiict- ed to give it trial and be convinced JOHN MOON.
 LakesviIle, Mtchheld Co, Conn. have used Dr. Clark Jehnsons Indian Blood Syr- up for sick headache, and it eectually relieved Irecommend it highly. MRS. J WHIKEMAN:-
 Bristol, Hartford Co, Conn. I have nsed Dr. Clark Johnsons Indian Blood Syr- up neuralgia in the face which greatly troubled me, and short trial gave me immediate relief
 Norwich, Conn. pr. Clark Johnsons Indian Blood Syrup has cured of dyspepsia and indigestion and can therefore recommend 1t with confidence to those afflicted with like diseases, MRS. THOMAS ROBINSON. Agents wanted for the sale of the Indian Blood Syrup in every town or village in which have nc agents. Particulars given on application.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-22

Court of Common Pleas-Judge Torrance.
 This court will come in this morning at 10 o'clock. when the case of Phelps Houghton will be re- sumed.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-22
Tha Wafer Confract,
correction |:

In the water contract as published yester- day an omission occurred in the 7th section, and we republish the section today with the correction
 Seventh-Said company will sell and convey to said city all the property assets and franchises of said company whenever at any future time said city shall choose to purchase the same, said city to pay just and fair compensation therefor, which compensa- ton if said parties agree shall be determined by committee to be appointed by the Superior Court in the manner provided by the act passed by the General Assembly at it's January session, 1881 under which act proceedings between said partiei were lately instituted in said court and said compa ny will unite with said city whenever hereafter re quested by said city to do in procuring from tht general assembly, suitable legieaton to authorize anc facilitate said purchase by said city
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-22
Card to the Public.
(aStOria-ss -ss Doses,

0035 cents. A Mothers rem ely for sIeepless and irritable Child rem. The Recipe of Old Dr. Pitcher Free from Morphine, and not Mar cotic. Formula published with each bottle. For Flatulency, assimilating the food, Sour Stomach, Feverishhess Worms, and Disordered Bowels Castoria has the largest sale of any article dispensed by Druggists.
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c. C.E.L0NGLEYsCO. E.
 CONTINUATION OF OUR GH,. AIT sA.1r. .E. llL[lID WINTER CLOTHING,
 Unequaled Attractions, Low Prices
 Most Powerful Inducements OFFERED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

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  garne the hon of levenne
  New York oston market Iensan Boys Chidrens
   $11, $12, SIP o etyo O ofer
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-22
Superior Court = Civil Side = Judge

This court will come in this morning at 10 o'clock. The cases assigned for to-day State vs. Maize, special; Security Insurance company vG Fire and Marine Insurance company. special; MiddIetown Savings bank vs. Chatheld.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-22
WeiDe Meyer

WET DE MEYERS CATARRH Cure. q COnstitutiona1 Antidote for this terrible malady, by Absorption.
 SPURTS Of disgusting Mucous, Snufaes, Cracking Pains in the Head, Fetid Breath, Deafness, and amy Catarrhal Complaint, can be externinated by Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure. The most important Discovery since Vaccination. Other remedies may relieve Catarrh, this cures at any stage before Consump- tion sets in.
 One package generally sufices. Delivered by Druggists, OF by D. B. Dewey & Co.,, 1S2 Fulton St., N. Y., S1.OO complete. Treatis eand re-, markahle statezAents by the cured mailed free
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-22
Our Stock of Mems and Boys Suits is Enormou

andy  1925 $2s Many marked from $
  and$ =. at $9, OandS1 ngi on % r Our exhibit this week all previous time ommend an early selection to all who intend purchasing.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-22
Steamboat Line for New YOrk

Fare $1s including Berth.
 rseszefs TOT the Round Trip. sI.SO, 1JSH0A The steamer 0. E. NORTHAM. Capt, | G. Bowns, will leave New Haven 12:00 D. m, Sundays excepted. Stateroorns sold nt oface of Peck Bishop, 219 Chapel street. and sk Klocks Drug Store, corner Chapel and Church sta. Steamer CONTINENTAL Capt. F. J. Peck, leaves New Haven st 1915 q n., Sundays excepted z. FROM NEW YORK The Q. H. NORTHAM leaves Peck Slip at D. .En and the CONTINENTAL at II:SO o'clock ?. m., Bundays excepted-SaturdAy nights r at 12 o'clock midnight
 | Sunday Night Boat for New York. The steamer NEW HAVEN, Capt. Snow, leaves Nev Haven at l056 P ststerooms sold at the Elliott aouse Free stage from Insurance Building, Chapel \ street, commencing at 9p. m
 Tickets are sold and baggage checked through to
 Ph1ladelpha, (beth routes) Baltimore and Washing- | ton. e ! iyIg-. u xUApn Ao..k
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-22
Gra6sl.rs @nias.
sTARIN'S New NgWHaVBlTTalSpOrtadOlLlo

mE-A Leave New Haven from startn's Doch deMEIadaaz ass at 1o.I5 P. m The JOHN H. sTARIN, Thurrdsy. The EKAsTUS CORNING. Captain Spoor, evsFtt Monday Wednesday and Friday.
 Returning, leave New York from Pier IS, foot of 0ortland street, at ?. u.. the sTARIN every Mon- day. Wednesday and Friday, the CORNING every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The only Sunday night boat from New York -ls
 room, 1.60.s Exdufsfoh ticRets xf 50 FRlE OoAcE leaves fhe depot at B:I0 D. nn. Leave oommencing 9s30 D. m. MY - Ticksts sold and baegAgs checked to PhiIadelphfA RHasengers ny katE Haven and Westviile cars can
 ssop As Brewery street, enly three bIocks from thf
 Tickets and 3tatssSoHa1 can be pnroh..aa .. MAI.
 igser Warren3s-our Uptown ofhce, at the Tontine Hotel, and at S09 and S51 Chapel street. Etaterooms for Sunday night boat can he ohta;na5 at ". A. spaulding'a drug store es Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-22
Take SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
HILARIOUS FEVERS,

The test of time and the experience of thousands proven it the bes safest and sueediest remedy all diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Spleen. AS
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-22
The RaltImore Episcopal Methodist

"I occasionally use, when my condition requires it, Dr. Simmons Liver Regulator, with good effect.
 tt HON. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS"
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-22
lDR. CLARK JOHNSON'S S

Buy only the Genuine in White Wrapper, with re- g. prepared only by J. H. Zeilin Co. no5 d&w
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PULASKI COUNTY.
Somerset.

The ahair OF absorbing interest here
just now is the trial OF TroHtell and the
Carter boys for the murder Of Russell
committed last February. They will be
tried under writ Of habeas corpus to-day
and the anxiety to hear the new develop
ments is intense.
Candidates for county Offices are be-
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MADISON COUNT.



The commemorate exercises Of Elliott
Institute will take place June 9th, and
great Preparations are being made for the
event
Mise Matte and sallie Denny, the
two bellies Of Eastern Garrard, visited their
cousin. Mr-. VI. +. Arbuckle, Saturday and
Sunday last...... Miss Mamie Byrum, a
petite blonde Of Richmond, paid Miss Jen-
ME Prewitt flying visit here Sunday .....
Miss Florence Burton was at home Satur-
day.
On last Thursday evening a few friends
were invited to attend Tea Party at the
hospitable residence Of Mr.. w. +. Prewiti.
The fair hostess, Miss Jennie, did credit
to herself by the graceful manner in which
she entertained her guests. and the pleas
ures Of that night will long be remember
ed by those who were so Fortunate "a to be
present.
On last Saturday and Sunday Rev.
VIM. Crow, regular pastor Of the Presby-
tii~h NhhiNh % thi1 lidte ho7iattu " ietN.
|. S. McElroy, Of Stanford, held a COM
munion meeting at their church. Consider
able interest was manifested, and eight
united themselves with the church. Thus
encouraged they concluded TO proiract the
meeting for few days, ard up to date
Tuesday fifteen have been received. As
to how long the meeting will continue, we
cannot tell.
Last Friday, as Mr.. W. &. Wesren
was operating his horsepower wood-saw-
ing machine, the large band came of the
ily-wheel, causing the machine to run of
with the horse, instead Of the horse with the
machine, and as Mr.. W. was trying to stop
the machine the wheel burst, flying in all
directions, one piece striking Mr.. Wearens
arm, hurting him painfully, but he is now
going about. One piece Of the ny-wheel,
eight pounds, was thrown dis
lance Of l2j or $50 feet
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ger and Hon. John n. White. Of Washing.
ton City, Mis- sudie Hsneoct, Of Frank
lin county. and Mis Mary Dasidson, 10
Lincoln, ~
w. J. Lyle with hia Jack troupe
singers Dsnville on sunday from
Spain. lie started with ten and you know
they are hardly ever sick at sea, but three
Of them died-no Kicked = II not the buck.
ct, anything that was handy. The remain
ing seven, however, are al right up to the
present time.
Death from natural oauses-probably
heart disease was the verdict Of the Cor
oner's Jury on Monday over the body Of
Rev. Henry Boge-, colored, aged about IS
years. Squire A. Anderson acting Coroner
Rev. Mr.. Boggs was preacher Of the Cal
whistle Baptist Church, and had started
TO Stony Point, on the Lexington pike, to
preach on Sunday night but death over
took him on the way, and his soul passed
from earth near the toll gate about mile
from town. lie was found lying in a nat
ursl position, with no marks Of violence
about his person.
Ed. Wallace, Of Versailles, was in
Drnviile on Saturday .....IIenry IIamil-
ton, Jr, accompanied by his cousin, Chss.
Wilmoi, Of Dallas, Texas, are visiting rel
atives in Danville. Henry Isl Danville
boy who has done we'll in Texss...... Mr.
Dudley 7. Stewart, Of Cincinnati, o., is
spending few days with reiofires in the
vicinity Of Danville. ....Jim Gentry step
Jed on a round stick that was liable to
roll. Ills ankle is much swollen and he
walks with cane......Capt. Porter Barbee
and wife left for Denver, Col, Tuesday .....
Mr.. Felix q. Fox, Of st. Louis, son Of
Judge f. T. Fox is now in Danville on a
visit......Judge Philips, Of Stanford, was
in this city on Mondsy.....Col. Hart Glib.
son, Of Woodford, attended the Grig-by
sale ON SATURDAY.
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HOILE COUNTY.
DaHriife.

-I'arksyille sings Of the Raiilesnake-
A. feet long and Is rattles and button.
A reception was given to Miss David
son, Of Illinois, by Misses Check and Heron
on Tuesday evening last.
The Grigsby property on 2nd street,
opposite the d. and d. Institute grounds,
was sold at public cutlery on Monday to
Mrs. L. o. Beatty for s. 800.
Willie Robinson, of Camp Dick Rob-
inson, Is a fayorite in Danyille, and his
serious illness has created anxiety. His
condition, | am glad to be able to report
il much improved.
The rs. and T." Dancing Club gave,
on Friday night, perhaps its last entertain
ment for the season. The meetings of this
organization have been especially delight
ful, aud are given up reluctantly by the
young people.
Married, at 81. Louis, No., Tuesday,
l7ih inst, Mr.. Chas. II. Rhodes, Of Dan
vile, to Miss Mary 4. Davis, Of st. Louis,
Rev. DR.. Brooks officiating. Mr.. Rhodes
and wife viii reach Danyille about the
18th Of this month, where congratulations
for the groom and a cordial welcome to
the bride await them.
Count Day, aside from lis dusty dus-
tines was rather above the average. About
600 cattle on the market-many from Ma
rion, Washington and Taylor counties.
Prices from - to cents, according to
quality. No sales of mules or horses re-
ported
"a romance Of meeting the best"
Quite q number Of elegant people assemb-
led at the residence Of DR.. A. X Mckee on
Friday evening to meet Mr.. A. X. Mckee,
Jr., and bride, nee Riker. The parlors and
Railways were isstooned and decorated
with quantities Of cut flowers, and light.
ed by candles. The music was las she
said lust too awfully lovely" and was
furnished by Wolfe a frost, Of Lexington
The guests were received by A. X. Mckee,
ST., and wife, and A. X. Mckee, Jr,, and
wife. The bride wore white silk with
point lace trimmings and diamond orna-
ments. OF the strangers present were, W.
II. Riker and wife, father and mother TO
the bride, Letcher Riker and wife. Miss
smedley, Miss Ida Riker, Lafon Riker, l..
d. Cardwell and n. I. Curry, Of lIarrods'
burg, Miss Nellie Duncan, Judge Vim.
Mckee Duncan, james Klnnaird, J. L.
duncan, Of Lancaster, Mrs. NJ. L. Gran.
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sorrs or crRRryr ErEsrs.

llindoo won the Derby.
Robertson was confirmed alice samee.
The Adams Express took 10000 lbs.
Of strawberrie. to Cincinnati. Wednesday,
from the South
The earnings u the L. aud y. rail.
road for April were SsiG,Ooo, or about
$4,000 more than in 1850.
Forty buildings in the heart Of the
business portion Of Nashville were destroy.
ed Tuesday night Loss $4,000. Cause
Of Ere spontaneous combustion.
The Trustees o. the Cincinnati South.
ern r. r. have advertised for bids for the
purchase as well a. the lease Of the road,
the Board to choose after all are in which
i best for the city. Bids will be opened
on the 18th Of August.
The Director Of the Mint saws the
total gold circulation Of the United States,
including bullion In the Treasury, is about
s520, 100000, over s2j0,OOO,OO0 Of which is
in actual circulation. England has $780,.
5000 in gold, and France 1927 100000.
Secretary Window has issued an order
to the effect that the registered 5-per-cent.
bonds, amounting to S325, 900, 600 and now
outstanding. will be paid on presentation
at the Treasury; or the holders can, II they
50 elect, have them continued at 81 per
cent. interest. Already about $4,000 Of
them have been funded.
-Atthe meeting u the supreme Lodge
Of Knights of Honor last week in Min
neapolis, MINI, Judge x. J. Breckinridge
was elected to the Office Of Supreme Treas
urer, which he has held several months By
appointment. The order has paid out to
the widow and orphans Of it, 1911 de-
ceased members the handsome sum Of
nearly si,OO0,0OO, without incuring sin.
{ lie case Of litigation.
AT the meeting Of the State Execu-
tive Committee in Frankfort last Monday,
it was resolved that the unanimity Of ex-
preston favorable to the reelection Of
Hon. James W. Tate as State Treasurer
renders il unnecessary to call State Con-
veution for the purpose Of making a nom
ination for that Office. Therefore he
was recognized and announced to the
Democracy Of Kentucky as their candidate
at the ensuing August election.
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party VS. blisief,i hahis 'nd .uu.huin,d
bscks
--Wm Psrions. Of Willow Tree fame.
ard Mile Davsnron. foreman Of lho
Greenwood min,s. s0ofdci amusement io
street corner loai,r. md small boys by ~
drunken Fight Davenport. hcinr come
what the druntcr, was soon laid on the
pavement sens,lcss anil with scvera ugly
gashes in his head Then Parsons, when
his adversary was enable 10 DO him fur.
ther harm, suddenly became badly fright.
ened and aed With surprising CELEBRITY.
When he had been gone several minute
and was beyond pursuit, Davenport ~.
covered and crawlcd out into the street,
piieously begging all the equestrian. who
passed TO lend him a horse, that be might
"kill the 4 d rascal Tie was finally
locked up, to the intense disgust Of the
highly amused spectators.
There was quite an enjoyable picnic on
the banks Of the Cumberland Saturday
last. A large party lefl the Scar landing
and pulled up the river two mile to Point
Burnside. There they were met by another
psrty Of about equal size. Anera boun-
tiful dinner, they adjourned 10 the store
house Of George Taylor, aud by h.. prince
" courtesy were allowed to NE the daucing
hall in his upper story. The ladies were
looking their lovsliesl and the gents were
doing the agreeable TO perfection, and ~
was "merry ass marriage bell, when
suddenly, what sound l. that breaking
like funereal knell, blanching the cheeks
Of beauty, and terrifying the hcaril of man
hood II j. the voice Of travelling cir
cult rider in sepulchral voice commanding
Us to heirken to the worl 81 God. liable
to resist, We seated oursclve', sud ior ESQ
mortal hours listened to the drye.i, dullci
sermon that ever bored humanity. IAcri
heart sick m d weary, We turned auay aui
silently sought our boat. siihoui an
attempt at further enjoyment Ut urri
was whispered save BY an irrevcrsni
aiiache Of the Somersei E.5saf,r. Who folly
murmurcd "No ruse without d. thorn.
In behalf Of the entire party ue return
thanks to the Taylor Brother. ior their
kindness toward NJ. Nsy sucoc.s ever
attend you, gentlemen, and may you never
have OCCASION to regret the hospitality that
ha. woven for you a wreath Of forget me
nots in the hal u our kindest memories
Your scribe also dcsircs D. biess the Misc
Ovens AMI Saunders for their great
humanity in rescuing him from the horrors
Of starvation, into which his bashiul nature
was about 10 plunge him.
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Primary Election.

Il
That there may be no Misunderstanding
in regard to the manner and time Of hold
ing the Primary Election for the selection
Of a candidate for State Senator, we re-
produce the following resolutions passed
by the Committee, ON the LET Monday in
April:
wnEsKAs, An election will be held on the ist
Monday in August next, to choose slate sonsior
from this District, IL Is
EesOlrsd ist, That for the purpose Of harmo-
ni0usy settling the matter as 10 who shall be the
Democratic sandari-hearer IN that elecilon, II Is
ordered that Primary Election be held on the
ath Saturday in May, It being the 18th OF toe
month, between the hours Of A. N. and r. NJ,
the vote TO 10 taken rira roos aud no one 10 be
allowed TO participate In said election bat those
who have heretofore voted aud acted with the
Democracy, api those no will have become quall-
led by Hge Residence 10 vote at The general eec-
tion 10 August.
"a. For the purpose OF conducting said election
In satisfactory manner IL Is further ordered thai
the County Committee. OF their respective Chair
men, shall appoint two fair-minded Democrats Ia
each vot NJ precinct, " no shall elect a competent
CLERK to register the oi yoiers aud who they
vote tor. They are to pass upon the qualifications
Of voters aud have them sworn II necessary, and
ure In no 10 allow vote 10 be east except 10
Its proper precinct. Al The close Of the polls they
to count the votes, and alter certifying 10 their
correctness, forward the books, sealed 10 the
Chairman Of the County Commitiee, who shall, 10 |
the presence Of one OF more Of the Committee,
anime them all, and furnish within three days a /
ceftiheate 10 the Chairman Of the Senatorial Com
iail'es, Tim W. Higgins. stanford, Ky, the total
number Vi votes cast In the county, and the NUM-
Der that each candidate received, retaining the
original books for miure inspection, n ever nee
essary.
3d. When the Chairman Of the Senatorial Com
initiee shall have received the certificates from all
the counties, he shall publish Ia the Democratic
pape" OF The District, the vote OF each candidate,
and The one receiving the highest number shall be-
deciared The NO niuss Adjourned.
I'm ". ilIoaiNf, Chairman.
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r.IffaH.llaiHl"f VI. inH1H itnfIinff -
-IrM SULPHUR Next Sunday h NJ.
Livingstone regular appointment % preach
here. Mr. Tyrce preached lat SUNDAY
afternoon, and three persons uniiei With
the Baptist Church ..... Nc. Taylor hoherts
and hil sister. Mis- Jennie. leave this SEEK
Tor Texas. Everybody j. glad that Mr..
Tommic Roberts IL hsck At BIZ cd heme
..... Nes. the matrimonial fever has struck
this place. Eamor has it that there j. 20
he smother wedding son. Married. On the
ls'h inst. AZ the rs-iicucr Of the bfids's
father. Miss Maggie. daughter o. ]. NJ.
Rolain. 90 Mr.. ,. l. hrOcks A lsrgc
crowd Of friends we're present % ~iines-
the nuptiais, aud he bride hooked lovely
in a black cashmers, With aiin overlres-
and Orange blossoms. TIE attendants were
Mis. ". ard Mis- Noilis iiosari, Mes
j. u. Nauhook and Wa. Mslsir. Of Brcd
head. Au1ug the handsome and valuable
bridal presents Esre a reaiug machine
from Mr. ara Nh. Eo'air. crystal cske
stand, Nj. Saiiis E.lair. psif q hand.
-oue rsses. grsrr. sirhiy round hon Of
gsat tainEs. I rcle John Melvin. The
table uas houuufully supplied uiih deli
ctcils. and 90 Vrtstui sriuvcd the Affair
immsrselr. Not q hrrsth "a pcffamed
With arrIc 90 corn iuicc. = most notable
eilcgrlsiaucc, &c TO o'tcn Al such placcs
young men lu themselves With srdent
spirits and thus make themselves Oct stable.
NAY the ue,llei lie % this vourg couple
he a long aud hsuuv one
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The above rules are 10 govern in the
Legislative race Of thia county, and the
following gentlemen are hereby appointed
10 conduct the elections In both races in
theirprecinels Stanford John II. Miller,
4. d. Newland and Billy Gooch; Huston
yille-spsed Peylon, y. NJ. Vowel, l.. c.
CaIpenter Turnersyile John o, Neal,
John Cash, Jr., Robi. Giyen'; Walnut Flat
John $. owsley, 4. c. Coiey, A. d. New
land, Grab Orchard; J. w. Tisdale, Geo.
w. Evans, Squire Hiram Roberts; Waynes-
burg-John I. Floyd, Ben Warner, John
L. MeMullsn; Highland-John Young ST.,
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Miss lacl Redd CAV, handsome little en-
teftsinmcni Co humber ~ bee friends last
saturday evening". The ladlos pfosenl
we're Mlaaes Ophfla sfi Nlnnie Gilmoie
Helen Com, lia Albums and Maggie
Adams. The gentlemen veto Mcfa White.
head. Joplin, w. q. Adams, Roppcri, and
Clel. Williams 200. Mi Jennie Hot Start.
81 for home Tuesdav
Dick Cars, q negro who vent from this
place 10 Glen Mary, Tcun., some time ago,
has cot himself into q bad box. Last Sat.
urlav night he. with a considerable gang
" evil disposed darkcys Ike himself was
on a drunk. When "a passenger train on
the q. =. r. H. pascd the ftation, Carr
drew NJ. pistol and Cred several shots into
the train. lie was promptly arrested and
taken Oh Chattanooga. The next Jay he
was brought back end Wa 10 he tried Mon
day. u H. quite likely that he will be
called upon 10 .ofvc the State ior = time
lie j. indicted in our Circuit Court for ma.
licious shooting, and is under bond Of
500 for his appearance. lie was general
ly regarded here a. bad egg.
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FOR SALE !
wv. M. WEBER,
Drugs and Medicines,
Mt. Vernon, KY.

This business was established in
1868, and is the first Drug Store ever
opened in Roekeastle County.
A full line Of Drugs, Medicines,
Fancy & Toilet Articles, Oils, Paints,
&c. Go TO the Original Drug Store TO
have your prescriptions carefully
compounded. Agent for D. NJ. Ferry
& Co. sfresh and reliable Field. Flow
er and Garden Seeds. 467.6m