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s 8 Great Bargains.

Black Alpaca, good quality, 10c.
 Balmoral Skirts, only 25c.
 3 A few Felt Skirts left at 25c
 Good Unbleached Cotton at Sc.
 Good BIeached Cotton at SC.
 Remnants high cost Dress Goods 1Oc.
 Remnants good Crash Toweling, Sc.
 Remnants good Table Linens, IT, 20, 22c.
 Remnants Turkey Red Table Linen at half price, 10 Turkey Red Napkins, only Sc. II Huck Towels, only 2c apiece l2 Very large Huck Towels 7c. l3 Very large Damask Towels, only 1Oc. IA Very best Prints in the city for 5c l5 Ladies' Fancy Hose little damaged, &c., l6 Coats Cotton, only 4c spool IT 10u yds Spool Siik, only Sc. IS Barbour's Linen Thread, only 5c. l9 Pillowcase Lace, wide width, Sc. 20 VaIeDciennes Laces from Pc up. 21 Spanish Laces in black and white. 23 Irish Trim. ing, 12 yds for 12c 24 Hair Pins, only 1c paper. 15 Children's Round k tbber Combs, Sc. 26 Nice Fine Combs, only Sc. 27 Nice Dressing Combs 6c 28 Stylish Back Combs, &c., l9 Good Hair Brushes, 10c. 3O Pocketbooks at 5, S. 10, 12 15 200. 31 Elegant Pocketbooks at half price. 32 New Lace Collars at half price. B Splendid Corsets, only 25c. 34 Ladies' Chemises at 25c. 35 Ladies' ight Gowns at 57c. 36 Children's White Ore sos at half price. 87 Ladies' Wrappers, cost value for 25c 38 Lace Tidies from 10c upward. 99 Toilet Sets from 15c upwards. 40 Good Black Silks, only 47c. 4 Cents White Shirts lssn R bos0r7' so 45a a'e 42 Fine Fancy Percale Shirts at 6o' foc' $l A3 Nice Calico Shirts, 25, 35, 5 c. A Good Flannel Shirts, 50, so, 75c, $l. 45 Good Cheviot Shirts, 25, 35, 50. COG. 46 Boys Calico Shirts, 17c. AT Yale Flannel Boating Shirts, made of good fan
 nel, laced In front, 75c, Sl, $1.25. AS Heavy and Light Weight Wrappers, 25c. 49 Good Suspenders only i0c. 50 Paper Collars, Sc a box. 51 Best Paper Cuffs, l5c box. 62 Good Linen Collars, 5c. b3 Superior Linen Collars, 10 and 1212c
 54 Gents Linen Cuffs, only 10c pair. 55 Gents Linen Collars little soiled, Pc. b6 Cents Silk Bows &c.,
 57 Excellent Silk Scarfs, 17c. 58 Latest Styles Silk Scarfs 25c. 5g White Ties, 7c dozen 60 Cents Good Handke rchiefs, 5c. 61 Novelties in Gents Handkerchief5 at half price. 62 Ladies' Gossamer Cloahs, $l, 50.
 63 Ladies Linen Handkerchiefs, 4c.
 64 Good Shirt Bosoms, 5c. 60 Extra fine Bosoms, soiled l0c. 66 New Dres2 Buttons at half price. CT Look at our Hose at half price. 68 Scrrlet All Wool Wrappers, 75c.
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4 COMPETENT girl for general houssworE Call A between the hours Of s53J and 1O55I . m- and 4:3O and 5:3O p. In., at
 naa22 lts l6E YORK STREET.
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TIMOTHY J. CROWLEY, ma21 St Assistant City Clerk. \

District Of WaIlingford ss Probate Couft,J
 January 18th, 1892 { EHSTATE of E. ELIZA JONES, late of Wallingford, AA in said Dis rict, deceased
 The Court of Probate for the District of Wall1ng- ford hath limited and lowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate, repre- sented insolv ent, in which to exhb their claims thereto aud has appointed Leverett M Hubbard Of Wallingford, and Henry 0. To g of New Haven, Commissioners to receive and examine said claims Certified by OTHNIEL I. MARTIN, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at H. C. Longs office, 63 Church street. ill sai New Ha- yen the 2ls day of April, 1882. and 24th day Of June, 1892 in L. M Hubbard's ofice in said Wall1ng ford, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon each of said days for the purpose of attending the busness Of said appointment.
 bESEEETI HENRY q 1n1a M; HUBBARD Commissioners. All persons indebted to said estate requested to l make immediate pay ayment to
 ma21 St HERVEY B. LFETE, Administrator.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS

for the apprehension and conviction of any person persons guilty of unlawfuy setting fire to any build ing other property situated within the limits O the city of New Haven.
 By the Mayor JOHN B. ROBERTSON.
 Attest JAMES P. PiGorT, City Clerk ma18 If
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JERO1IE-In this city, Sunday, March 18th, Frances Colt Jerome wife of s. B. Jerome.
 Funeral services at the house, 265 Ferry street. We'd nesday afternoon at four o'clock instead of five heretofore announced. Burial later.
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Dissolution

YENHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the 1 firm name of Hirsch & Rogowski is this day d1s solved by mutual consent. MT. Henry Rogowsk1 as sumes all liabilities and collects all accounts due the old firm from this ay, and continues the business under his own New Haven March 20, 1882.
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OPEN EVENINGS.
BUGGY FOR SALE.

TTNTIL Further notice shall keep open every evening until nine o'clock. and saturday night until eleven C. l. LOSGLEY & co.
 mz2I 2t IOI. los and los Church Street-
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A COMPETENT Young woman to do cooking and A other hou ewOrk, and to assist in the washing and ironing good reference required Apply at
 PROTESTANT INDUSTRIAL zSSOCIATOS.
 rrz3I 2ts g. Whitney Avenue.
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WANTED,

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A houseHork or second work in private family Inquire at 5 GRAND STREET,
 man 2tf top floor.
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4 THE Hospital. q man familiar with farming t0 "A take of the garden and grounds also to assist n the of the sick: both should be single and have good reference to character Apply at the
 na2l 3t SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
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ma20 If HENRY ROGOWSKI. PROCLAMATION! !

MAYORS OFFICE, No CITY HALL,l
 NEW HAVEN, March 17th, 1882. { In view of the frequency of incendisry fires occur ring in the city of New Haven recently, I, JOHN B ROBERTSON, Mayor Of the City of New Haven d' hereby offer reward of
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WANTED,

~ GOD RETAIL Dry Goods ClerkEA Address giyir U full particulars to Bridgeport, ofsce of th
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A OPEN SIDE bar buggy, nearly nsS; also set A Of single strap harness; sold for want Of ute- Can be at stable
 ,,.91 sts 41 TEMPLE sTHFFT
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WANTED,
WANTED,

CARRIAGE Blacksmith to work in nrst-elEss "A shop in the country. Steady work for tenn perate man who understands new work and repair ing Apply to
 C. CQWLE1S E CO
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dHants.
"ANTFn

QGants.
 WANTED, PY 4 BOY, willing and industrious, to learn na2I 2t' ANXIOUS this Ofaee. WANTED, 4 COMPETENT girl for general housework- Call A between the hours of s5S9 and 1O551 z and naa22 # F ~ 2siYoEK STREET. WANTED, A Boy to feed printing press; one of experience A preferred Also girl wanted 10 assiEt in nail ing department Apply to CHAS- F. hAl' map It. 2 Artisan Street
 WANTED. A SITUATION by respectable girl 10 do general A house1ork or second work in private family. inGaizs Raas at' F '' ''A'D 'i top t1I-f aoor.
 WANTED, 4 GOOD JOB CoMFosIToR Apply 4t once Q ~ mA22 It H P. HUBBARD
 WANTED, pI young girl, s situation to do second sork in ID private family go9d - TsfsFsPes g T TIRgPiEe 4
 WANTED, RY New England woman. situation ho1se- D keeper in small family without washing. or to going distance into ts country Apply for two days at
 mA252 2s GILL STREET.
 WANTED, ' ! THE G. F. WARNER MTG. co, mA22 At 2l2 Ezzt Street.
 WANTED.
 i5s BoAk6 t95 AaD R94 tR f. 6y gsRtlsz1 si and E.I ma22 It. ssPERMASEST. ' tbIs ofscs-
 WANTED, &A 4 RENT of six CT seven rooms in house Effis pleasantly situated In Fair Haven Address by XII letter, giving location which ruUtt be first clsss1 and terms.
 mA22 If "BAP. this ofhes.
 WANTED. 5S HoUsE-On the first of AprII the hrst Efiit of May, small single house convenient HIik tenement in a double house. in peasant neighbOrhOOd In theeenrzl part Of the city Family very small with no children Rent must be noder- ate Address stating location. number of rooms and terms, FAMILY, T9I Asylum Avenue. ma22 3t Hartford, Conn.
 WANTED. 4 GENTLEMAN Of long and good experience tion in some good business rnznufactory can give satisfactory reference. Address mA2I 2 " C. g. thls office
 WANTED, 4 WOMAN to work in small family. Inquire 2:
 WANTED NNo BORROW, sI.5oO on first mortgage security al \ per cent: no commissions; property worth three rect timeS m fhe Amount Address ,r .,..o
 WANTED. \ COMPETENT Young woman to do cooking and A other hous ewOrk, and tO assist in the washing and ironing good reference required Apply at PROTESTANT INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. nz2I 2ts 34 whitney Avenue
 WANTED, 4 T THE Hospital man familiar with farming tO A take of the garden and grounds also A man to assist the of the sick both should be single and have good reference to character Apply at the
 ms2I 9 SCPERINTEEDENT-S OFFICE.
 WANTED, SECONDHAND ENGINE oss or 10 hC-zz usJsT- A T. Address, stating condition. price, etc, ma9O 3t "S-, Register Of5ce-
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WANTED,

DY A BOY, willing and Industrious, to learn ID trade. Address
 1la2I 2t@ ANXIOUS this o4ies.
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 FOR RENT, d&@1 FRONT ROOM furnished or unfurnished, HASisI without board. Apply at Eu.U ma22 2t* 136 GROWN STREET.
 LOST. &s6.SSsI LAST Saturday, black cocker Spaniel @ADOG, marked with white on face and ch-st, answering to the of ' Rap" The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning him to ma22 2tF A. LAMBERT, Library Street.
 LOST, ~ NOME TWO weeks since or more, a black rubber 0 and gold EARDROP, with single pearl set in gold center. Lost somewhere between Kelseys drug store Grove street. through Orange, and the of Trumbul1 and Lincoln street. Also, supposed to be left in some store or market, favorte CANE, with natural square crook handle twisted novel and yeowish color valued for it's association and it's good quality as Either of the above or both re- turned to 1G3 Chapel street shall be suitably rewarded.
 c ma221t PECK SHERRY. In all my merc lntile experience I have never known any article give such universal satisfaction, and receive such high commentators the '' Ef E Shsnie Patent SHafke ys' Introduced into this city over four years ago by, and only be had in this city Of
 Y. P. MerWin.
 Sole Agent for New Haven. Ohce lat Restdence), No. 2S College Street. Postal orders filled promptly. ma22
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WANTEn

S RENT of six CT seven rooms in 8 house tis pleasantly situated In Fair Haven Address by AI letter, giving location which mUEt be first lass and terms.
 ula22 If "I A P- this o4ncz
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WANTED, Experienced Button Hole
 Makers. Elm City Shirt O.,
WANTED,


 WANTED.
 ID EMOVED-The Keystone Instsllulsut Company hy has removed from e Center to 5i6 State street and wants of good character and energy 10 sell the Keystone Roll np Spring Beds, Keystone Clothes Wringers, Keystone Carpet Sweepers tlztsly patent edl, Adams Clothes Wrngsrs entirely new and other necessary household articles instslllsnts in New Haven. Meriden, Waterbury, SorEalk and Stamford uaIs-tf HERBERT CONSTABLE. Manager.
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WANTED.

DY young girl, situation to do second sork il ID private family; good reference Inquire zt
 rns22 lt. lTT FRANETIN STREET-
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

ksS9s TWO large front rooms on the first floor of sAia the Insurance building suitable for offices and EiN insurance banking purposes Inquire at Room NO. 37O CHAPEL STREET.
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WANTED,
 --E- @z .TT s-
WANTED
WANTED

NNO BORROW SI- 500 on first mortgage Security at \ per cent; commissions; property wortt rna21 2t M this oaice.
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WANTED.

GENTLEMAN Of long and good experience q . A merchant and accountant is cestrous Of ross- ton in good buEinsss nzuufactory; can give satisfactory reference. Address
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WANTED.

A SECONDHAND ENGINE of or 10 horse p0z A CT. Address, stating condition price, etc,
 Ina2O 3t S. .- Register OffiCe-
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a=S HOUsE-On the first of April or the hrst Eiit of May, small single hOuEs or Q convenient bSIik tenement in double house 2 peasant neighbOrhoOd n the central part Of the city Family very small with children Rent must be unoder- ate. Address stating location number of rooms and terms, FAMILY ,r TgI Asylum ATenue-
 mAI2 3t Hartford Conn.
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WANTED
WANTED.

NNWO Ok THREE sOCG Core MakerE THE G. F. WARNER MTG. CO.,
 mR22 At 2l2 Ezzt Street
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WANTED.

GOOD JOS CONFosITOR. Apply Et once to R mz22 It H. P. HUBBARD.
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FOR KENT

1st THE large and pleasantly located Brick %aiH House 105 Martin street, having all convenien- Esu ces spacious lot; will be leased from May l for term of years to an acceptable party satis- factory terms.
 fe27 If E. TROWBRIDGE, 2d,
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DEATHS.

WOODWARD-ALEXANDE DER--In Portland, March 1 Henry LeRoy Woodward of Hartford, and Mi Mary J. Alexander of Portland.
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Rsal Gstate.
TO RENT

TO RENT, 4&AA THE LOWER PAR T of House No, 5G Ed Hti wards street. Apply to -EAN VIM. F. DAMN, ma2l If 82 Franklin Street.
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WANTEn

&@ BOARD AND ROM by 2 gentleman and siih wife Address, with terms and all zrticulKrz ksll ma22 It. PERMANENT. p this office.
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BOARD WANTED.

&@zs IN good family two rooms unfurnished, by ESiiH gentleman with three children, aged 2, II EIu and 13, near Skinner or Dwight school pre- ferred. Permanent if suited Address, with full particulars, BOARDER.
 maI7-6t- I59 Temple Street, City.
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BIRTHS.

RUMRILL-In Burnside, March 14, a daughter to F Lemuel Rumri
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rnl4 let.
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EMPEOHMES OFFICE. DRIvATE families, boarding houses, hotels and N restaurants be supplied with help Of differ ent nAtionaIites Great attention is paid by the pro prietor the establishment in the choice Of grs and women before sending them to All situation Coun try calls Of any distance promptly attended to
 S5H Orange street, near Grown street
 En17 GAUDEFEOf.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-07
from the Falls of the cumbeniond.

Arriving here on the 3rd, l found every
thing in ship-shape in the way Of pre- para
ton. The company is not large thus far,
but the prospect for a speedy increase is
fattenng. We are honoring "the day we
celebrate" with all the appliances within
our power, and are making pretty respect
able job of the thing considering that pat
riotism lie now ranked among the lost arts.
Lincoln. Garrar1, Bourbon and Jefferson are
uniting in an effort to remember the obli-
cations under which we lie to those who
trod the rugged paths Of war and politics
during the time which "tried mems soles;"
and althouh we differ as to the actual ben
efts spiinging from the deeds Of that his
toric time, we are yet unanimous in the
conjecture that some great event has been
or will be the result; whether the hang
ing Of Guiteau or the explorations of the
useless regions Of the poles; and that we
are American citizens inherisng the men,
DRY Of heroic ancestry, an unwieldy
burden Of territory, and form of govern
ment unique ineffective and Incompetent
sible, and bound by precedent, popular
sentiment, and decent respect for the
opinions Of mankind" to celebrate, and we
act accordingly. In short we are deter
mined to sight it out on this line il takes
all Summer"
We expect our forces TO be recruited mex
wee K, and look forward to a lively cam
paign.
You may expect a regular bulletin al
the combat deepens.
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RELLGLOuS

Rev. j. NJ. Bruce will preach at Mill
edgeville next Sunday at 4 o'clock.
Rev. Lansing Burrows, d. d., will
preach at IIus,on-ille tonight friday.
Rev J. s. Sims has gone to Somerset
to attend the District Conference, but will
return in time TO preach here Sunday.
The Barnes converts propose giving a
fcte ohdmpei5e at an early day as q means Of
getting together and talking over sold
time."-[ Woman. Better all hands be
baptized and join some good church.
The average clergyman must learn the
lesson Of the editor-to condense, TO boil
down, II he would attract folks to church
II just now an especial question Of wealth
crit is always a question Of common
sense and practical service.-[ Exchange.
The i,h Quarterly Conference Of the
NJ. T. Church South will be held at Nc.
Kinney July 9th and 10Th, DR.. Hiner, p.
T., will be present. A full attendance Of
the official brethren desired. Preaching
on Saturday evening, the sth. f. +. Bonita
Rev. j. W. Garfield, who was recently
immersed by the Baptists ct Bardsiown,
had, we learn, by the Presbytery Of Louis.
Willie, been restrained from the exercise
Of all ministerial functions by reason Of
unsoundness Of mind" which decision was
confirmed by the Synod Of Kentucky and by
the General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States in session at
Louisville in May. 1879
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-07

j. d. Oats was thrown from the top
Of wagon load Of wheat and had one Of
his ankles severely sprained. The wagon
in capsizing scared the team, and in run
ming away the negro boy driving became
entangled in the lines and was dragged
some distance by the legs. Willie Oats
in running 10 stop the team, was thrown
against a rock and had his head severely
cut. None Of the casualties we're serious.
The campaign for county Offices will
open up next week. The recalcitrant can
didates have all come into harness except
ing Judge Haynes. He intends to run
through; at least, he announced this as his
purpose. The gallant standard-bearer Of
the primary will have no trouble in dis
tancing the unruly old courser at the Au-
gust election, and RELOCATING him to his
Greenbrier home for the remnant Of his
days.
Gen. Frank Wolford addressed
the citizens Of this county al the
Court-house recently. His speech was an
able and manly presentation Of the current
sentiments Of the democracy, and an ar
raignment Of the opposition where their
views conAicted with what he deemed the
true policy Of the government. In the
course OF his remarks he was asked by a
veteran Of the Mexican war whether he
would favor pensioning the survivors Of
that war il elected to Congress. He replied
without hesitation that he certainly would.
He said the chief argument used in oppo.
sition 10 this measure was that JEFF Davis
was a Mexican soldier and would have to
be pensioned. But, said he, those who,
like himself, had witnessed the gallantry Of
that brave officer in defense Of his country's
flag upon the fields Of Buena Vista and
elsewhere during the war with Mexico
could never have it in their hearts to with
hold the bounty Of this government from
him, notwithstanding his State fealty had
gotten the better Of his National patriotism
since that time. Wolford made fine i'm
preston, and will receive the unanimous
support OF the democracy and many OF the
opposite party here in his race for repre-
sentative in the next Congress.
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MT. VERNON DEPARTMENT
Sam. M. Bundett. Editor.

1t was a very cold fourth.
1t seems we can't have any dry wealth
er except it is cold Hence we are not dis
posed to grunble at the cold. The wheat
mutt be saved, and il needs dry weather to
save it.
ABOUT PEoPLE-Dr w. p. Mckee
and j. j Williams went to Danville We'd
nesday to be present at the republican
pow.wow in that place Wednesday night.
Prof w. G. Grinstead, Of Mitchellsburg,
Ky, passed through here this week en-
route to Williamsburg, Ky. lie is ensag-
ed during his vacation to travel for the
well-known educational publishing house
Of Van Antwerp, Bragg a Co, Cincinnati.
He will be here the fourth Monday in Au-
gust to conduct the Teachers Institute.
Prof. G.. is an accomplished educator and
one Of the best inslitute-workers in the
State. lie will devote considerable time
during July and August to holding insti-
tutes in the various counties 10 which he
may be called.
There is considerable confusion about
the race for County Attorney. Mr.. Isaac
Stuart, who has long been an independent
in politics, though claiming to be a demo-
crat, was offered the place on the demo
cratic ticket II he would support the dem
ooratic candidates in August Mr.. j. IL.
Otter and Mr. j. w, Brown, friends Of
Stuart, stated that he had given them as
surances that the arrangement was all
right, and he would support the democrat
ic ticket. Accordingly Frank Repperi
came of the track. Now Mr., Stuart says
he never made any assurances of that sort
and declines to commit himself 10 the sup.
port Of the democratic candidates. lie
claims to be democrat, however, but don't
propose to say how he will vote in August.
Under these circumstances a good many
democrats are dissatisfied with his candid
aey.
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son was formerly pastor Of the Christian
Church Of this place.
Henry Wilson. Of Stanford, and his
grandmother, Mrs Boyd, are with their
relatives here.
Prof 10. b. skinner Of Lexington, for
merly Of Lincoln county, IL visiting Mrs
Mcclure, in the Paint Lick neighborhood.
Elder J. w. Lowber was quietly mar
ried to Miss Maggie Debana, Of Cornish
willie, Mercer county, Tuesday morning, by
Elder Jesse Walden.
Mr.. William Barley and sister, Miss
Genie, Of Lexington, are visiting their sis
ter, Mrs +. o. Young. Miss Belle Doty Is
also a guest Of Mrs. Young.
The death Of Jacob Robinson occurred
at 10 o'clock Wednesday. The funeral was
preached by Elders Walden aud Gibson, at
the Christian Church Thursday, at three
o'clock, after which he was buried in the
cemetery.
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LASD. STOCK AKD cRop.

"A Harlan county man sold a "clrly"
walnut log for $500.
The Bourbon Mills, Paris, has bought
10000 bushels Of wheat at 81.
--Geo.w. Afford bought Of W.T.. Baugh.
man \ 2.year-old mule for $40
r.. II. Bronaugh, Crab Orchard, has GO
No. breeding ewes for sale LIST August.
Geo w. Afford bought Of several par
ties 100 lambs at a cents, and 25 sheep at
3 cents.
--"Phil" rad Of a mile, at Monmouth
Park Tuesday, in 1929, beating the best
previous record.
John NJ. Hail sold to Green b. Wood.
cock, - 3-ycar old cattle at s25; and l2O
lambs, averaging 20 lbs. at 8 cents.
M. +. Dawson has delivered 800 bush
els Of his wheat to Geo. ID. Wearen at 81.
He tells Us that he has made % bushels to
the acre on one Of his lots and 20 on the
other.
1t turns out that the army worms were
a blessing in disguise A Woodford coun-
~ farmer is satisfied that they did his
wheat crop good by eating of the blades,
and thus preventing rust
R. b. q + p. Woods, Of this county,
bought at the Sideyiew sale Of shorthorns
Imperial Vellum, sired by sth Duke OF
Vinewood, for S5O5. She was ealved in
1881 and is the highest bred Of her family
WIN. Prewitt, OF Boyle received from
Craig and j. f. Lynn, and Mrs Matheny,
A. G. Tucker and Geo Vaughn, Wednes.
day, $40 lambs, which he engaged some
time ago, at 3 cents. They averaged 70 lbs
The Staunton (Va) Spectator reports
the sale Of $50 fat cattle in Pulaski coun.
ty, that State, at cents, and says an An.
gusta county man has engaged 5000 bush.
els Of wheat, for delivery this month, at 81
The wheat crop is turning out remarkably
fine.
Paris court was also a failure, as will
be seen by the following from the Bourbon
Nos; "Was yesterday court-day, or wa'
that bunch OF calves ON the market a mer,
accident" Mules were in demand, one
pair bringing 1915, and single ones Sis to
Sls5.
MIR Eph Smith tells us that from one
grain OF rye he got 20 heads, and that after
fair count he found that those heads con
tanned 1888 grains. Mr.. Smith also say'
that he has had hive Of bees for "a years
and that during that time they have only
swarmed twice