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Conkllng in MashInrton.

tAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette
WASHINGTON, August 14.-Ex-Senator
Conkling was at the Department of the In
terror to-day, on business connected with
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
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A speciality made of large posters for
PUBLIC SALES,

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Kidney Disease.

Pain, irritation, retention, incontinence,
deposits, gravel, ,&c., cured by ''Buchupaiba. u
81.
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REpRlNrEo FaoM YESTERDAY
CoMINa no wILmrNurON.
OhaneIIsr . IngIade Tnl. olIy

secretary Chnndter % Anciuue Ants SAty
in His Tour OF Inspection.
ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette.l 3
wAsHISeToN, August IA. 4 Secretary
Chandler and party left here at noon to-day
on the United States steamer TallapOosa for
visit Of inspection to the Atlantic naval
stations. They will first visit Norfolk anu
from there win 90 TO Wilmington, Del,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Ports
mouth, N. II. The party Will be gone
about three weeks.
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CaTR ITEMS
sutterIey o., Photographers, 500 Market st
Ht fLs-a-E-~-a-e---sp n4ssp---s- -------- Fl
THE RAILROADS.
A local Time Tabls WIN the --latest
Corraufaomn.

A Local Time Tabls win the --latest
Corrections.
TRAINS LeAVE WILMINGTON FOR
49, - S0-I.ool-.s'z
S77s-S.sbt- -tae1S Ssss-7.aa sOs-s.SSspm.--
NEW YoRK - 2OOA--a2ss-e.s0--T.26 .26-O.b4-
1l.6S q. m,--1a.3B--1.SS--6.1J 1Jae.a .asA--S.2e pm.
ms--l2.0l--1.O O0--1 .O0-6 6O0--0.6T-ll.OAA p. m.
WAsHINaT0n-I. A2a-A.6lA-s06- q. m;
f-l.O0-I. .O0-5.bT--ll.O4a p. m.
BALTrMoRn AND IHTKRMKDIATu STATIONS
l.O5s--9.lT a. m;-l .O0--6.00 p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
Trains running only on Sunday.
I Connect at Gray's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RRAILRoAD--e.0Os-V.l0R n. n;--l.0s
--3.O0A-0.2bt p. IN. No Sunday trains
For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediate stations.
wILMINeToE 81 MOTHERS RAILEoA p--I.A7 ..
m;--l.O6-b.O0--e.3e p m. on SanaAy tox
| Reading and st. Peter-6.l0 q. m.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD-7.OS-l0.3o 30
| a, m;-6.3O D. m. Sunday trains 1880 n. m--o.oO
p.m
| TRAINS NsARRIvE EATwLI4RnN FROM
PHfLADHLPHIA - l2.bO--1. 1.82s-4.A7s-TA6-
| Oslo l0t--ll.Ae-l1.be a.m;-12.6 90
-I.O7 "a 3Ot -250-4 4.36- 4.b6- b.A0-6.bS-e 70
| -6.4s-7. .S5t-T. .bb-g. .5O-1O.43-l p. m.
NEW l.8xA-4.41N-6.Uxt-b.lz r. nj
| H. 6O--1 .O1--4.6b-0.4 .6e p. IN.
BAITIMoRE--l. 81 .6l#-2.i3s--9.4S-9.64-ll. 9.
m:--1a SCI. .50--b. b.1lA-o.30H-7s4-9.A9N D. IN.
WAsHINaToN-1.b1A-2.I asa. m;--12.3G
| -I50-5 1l#-6. .30A--T.24-0.4 p. m.
| Both daily and Sunday.
| I On Sunday only.
DELAWARE RAILROADS. .bO-lO. O.lbss.m;-l2OI OI
--6.05S-e.Ob p. m. Ne Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
n
s.4O-ll.35 q, ms-640 p, IN. On Sunday mon
Reading and st. Peter at lilo a. m.
DELAwARn WESTERN RAILRoAD-S.0Oa a. mr.
2lbp. M. Sunday trains 9l0 q. m.;-6.AO p.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
| PHILADRLPHIA NEW BROAD STRKEr DKPoT-
l23Oh-3 55#-8.30-T.2 .20A--S. S.OO-S.2l-8.3bt-l
III I05-ll.5O a. m;-%12.23-l.S2t-l.32- 2-3.l6-
4.O2-43l- 5.05- 5.20- 5.65-0.06 -e.3o-s3s
| -9.30-10.OO-11.32s p. IN.
, BROAD AND WASHINGTON AvENUE-0.30-8.O
| --l0.l5 a. m;--l.50-310--4.S0-b.l p. m.
, NEW .O0--ll.te q. m.-a.4e-
G $40 p. m.
! Daily and Sunday.
I On Sunday only.
0s-rhe black figures denote tho Linite
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Local tIuotat,ens,
MEATS AND PROVISIONS.

CORRECTED DAILY BY THE WILLIAM LEA A.
SONS COMPANY, BRAEDYwIHR MILLS
WHEAT FLOUR.
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New Castle County Havest Home,
LOCAL LACoNICs.

Excursion to Cape May on the Republic
Friday, August 25. Tickets only IS cents
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MARRIAGES.

MAMMEI E-CoX.. August 30, 1872 by Rev.
M. p; Kurt knriz Of Phliadslphiat Fred G. Mann
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a Prominent business Man Dsa

EFH'7"NFWE"" W. = =
NEW YORK, August li,-Jesse Hoy
many years one Of the most prominent
nessmen In this ty,died this mornin!
home In West Forty-eighth street.
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A1NOthing so simple and perfect for
as the Diamond Dyes. For carpet raagS
aud cheaper than any other dye-stufs'
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WILMINGTON.


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rRAlNs IEAvE FOR WILMINHTON
s~~N~e
OUR MAILS.

R1-The black figures denote the Llnite'
fexureAa tT-RIna.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
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AND
TeIegraphic News

G.. 8
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Rn.lnrss I.ncnl..

Fulton 81 Co.. opposite Post Office,
Cumberland, Md, have an assortment of
tie New Game Of lawn Tennis. AMI
will mail pril ~ and Book nf lnstiuc ions
gratis. You will find their Boo. Stlfo
headquarters for Hammocks, Croquct, Ar.
cherry, Base Balls, Pic Me Plates. Paper
Napkins, etc.
Flowers and PInnts.-Mr,. A.
V. Darnell. Cumberland, hns an extensive
and magnificent collection Of Flower
ing and Bedding Plants OF her
own cllture. They are in the best pos.
sibe CONDITION for early development, nd
FrOstburg purchss ers are especia ly invited
to call at her green hose on the llender-
son road, short walk from the Baltimore
street crossing of the d & o. ilr0ad.
New spring Dress Goods ut
b. STERN Il Cos.
WHEN you visit Cumberland don't 'ail
to see Mrs A. V. Darnelrs collection of
beautiful Flowerlng and Bedding Plants.
Prices reasonable for the best articles OF
the kind in Cumberland.
Hats! Hats Hats !-The latest
novelties in mems, boys and youths hats,
at G. HARTMANs.
EARLY growth and splendid bloom fol-
low the setting out of Plants from Mrs.
Darnelrs Green House, Cumberland.
Frostburg ladies and all others should see
them before investing elsewhere.
ONE of Frostburg's sporting gentlemen
was taken for coal operator in Cumber-
land the other day by bank president.
1t seems that the president was misled by
the young fellow wearing one of G. HAKT-
MANS nobby straw hats.
MEN and boys Clothing reduced
fully 20 per cent at b. STERN & Co.
A LOT OF handsome Dress Goods
at s, 10, 12t and Is cents, ut b. STERN 81
Co.'S dry goods emporium. These goods
are really very cheap.
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Notes of the Day.

AN Ohio paper says young lady
who graduated in a &C leo dress a few
years ago 70 now married to rail-
road superintendent who has an in
come of half million a year. This
may be taken as the basis for the
regulation Of graduation dresses here.
after. Had she worn alpaca SIZE
might have done even better, and
caught the general manager of the
road. On the other hand, had she
blossomed forth in white Swiss che
might have caPturei the president Of
he concern, with untold millions !;
aud had she worn silk with poirt lace
and diamonds she might have scooped
In the conductor of a passenger train,
and bad onyx staircases and alshaster
walls to her house and cut the wives
Of officers on the road as society alto
gether TOO thin fer her style.
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THE miners understand well their
true policy and duty in the crisis
forced upon them by the extraordi-
nary measures of the companies.
passive resistance" is the most for
midable weapon they can employ in
any emergency they may be called
upon to meet, certainly SO long as
they determine to resist at all.
The patience and good sense SO far
exhibited is worthy OF unstinted APP
plause. 1t is almost uLexampled in
mining history that men could so
calmly witness he introduction of
new labor here, f, Iced about as it is
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the good judgment or humanity Ct
corporations. 1t is very evident they
"have no souls," and that thsir true
theory and practiced, and what they
are now demanding is Protection
to Capital, but Free Trade to Labor "
ANON.
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CONSTABAE'S SAhE

DY virtue of writ Of teri .fac'aS on con-
ID demnation, issued by Andrew Gender,
one Of the Justices of The Peace Of the State
of MARYLAND in and fog Allegany county,
Mt the srit Of John Wamsach against he
goods, chattels, lands and tencmcnts of
William Y. McCulloh, to me directed, |
have seized and taken in execution MI the
right til e, claim. interest and estate at law
and in q, lily Of he SID VIM. y. Nculloh
in ard To
IA % aOTS OF GROUND,
Lying ID being in George w. McC4lloa's
heirs u dillon to the town of Frostburg,
aud known as
Lots Namber, fifty ana Fiity-Ono $50
and 81 said \ iitiOn,
And | hereby give II. ice That on
M0n6lay, June 18Th, 1882,
Ar 4 O'CLOCK IN TnR AFTERNOON,
In front ne Grand Central Ilnttl, in tie
tawn Of rnsibrr ~,
u fe te sale W lauaty 81
. 4a rseu ia o~oousp pub c
a.,..tsa #-a A' a..,t sh
GEo q. l'5&h4t
May :, It Uaa ahe.
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Fell FROM A LADDER MIR Elgar
Walsh, Of thu. place, while engaged
IN painting a house IN Bar,o last
Wednesday, tell from ladder u de
lance Of twenty feet. For several
minu es the young man was uucon-
scious Tut fortuna ely he escaped
90 ious injury.
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SUMNER visitors are commencing 10
arrive. Pure wster, salrbrious eli
mate aud beautiful mountain scenery
are the great attractions for them.
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MARRIED-At the residence Of L.
Wasmuth, Esq, the brides father,
Sunday, May %, 1882, by Rev. DR..
Rubl, Mr.. LOUIS w. HARBEL and
Miss MARY Z. WAsMUTu, both Of
this place.
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EVERY established local newspaper
receives subscriptions from larQ cit ies,
which puzzle the publishers, but when
the New York Times explained as
follows:
A wholesale merchant in this city, who
had become rich at the business, says his
rule is, that when he sells bill Of goods
on credit 10 Immediately subscribe for the
local paper IF his debtor. So long as his
customer adycItses literally and vgor-
ously, he rested, but AS soon as he began 10
contract his advertising space, he took
the fact us evidence tiat here was trouble
ahead, and invariably went for the debtor.
SAID he "rhe man who is too poor to
make his business known is 10 poor to DO
business" The withdrawal of an adver.
tscment is evidence of weakness that
business men are net slow to act upon.
observation-disclosures Hall
is being nicely painted and the
grounds surrounding it tastefully
laid out in walks.
The street supervisor las fnished
matchmaking Broadway and will
shortly commence on Bowery and
Main streets.
The saloon Of Mr.. @. YouDgerman,
on Broadway, has b.en recently hand
somely frescoed and painted OIL tae
interior.
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN - enIy
Stevens, an Old resident Of LckhaIt,
died i edntsday afternoon, aged be-
tween 90 and 90 yea ., His remains
We're inferred yesterday afternoon,
attended by q large concoC. SO of
friends. lie wos a miner, lately ~
Ployed III EakAalt slope.
GREEN cas-, string beans and other
toothsome vegetai les ara putting in
an app arauce on the tables OF the
eplcures.
ALL the If enr eclet ties IN
tow ar re- tel .n fl
II NLls m aHm a.a tie
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EoKHART was a much visited place
by our townpeople last Sunday.
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WoRK on the road throu gh east
Frostbug and Grahamton has I'm.
proved that thoroughfare considers-
bly,.
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4 sS...
4 $40 hSS2
Uunard steamship Co.,


DETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIV-
pERPOOL callingat Queenstown each
way. Proposed sailings from Pies 40,
North River. Now York;
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PIcSIcKIEa is the --latest" with the
young folks
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STEAM BETWEEN
Observation-Disclosures

STEAM BETWEEN
Observation-Disclosures
Calling at
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN.
Each way.
The splendid Screw Steamers OF the above
Line will run NJ follows.
From
Tons. Baltimore
PHOENICIAN, 5000 Tuesday, May
HIBERNIAN, 5000 10
PRUSsIAN, 5000 30
PHoENlCIAN, $500 Juaa13
HIBERNIAN, 5000 q
NOVA sCOTIAN, $500 July 4
Aud thereafter from Baltimore every fort
night.
All steamers are appointed TO leave Ba-
tmore st y. M, on their advertised
dates.
Storage Passage to or from Liverpool
Londonderry, glasgow, Queenstown, Bel.
fast, Bristol, Cardiff, Sc. Vi Lowest
Rate. Very hest accommodations ior
Storage and intermediate Passengers.
Inexperienced su' geon attaoi ed to each
vessel. Intermeuia. and Storage steward
esscs carried ly each steamer for the pur-
pose u attcn.i@ "a III" wants of the IL
a.atr- an aeadnu. trr llrther riicu-
at IS ia p.ef naut ltHm GiCal
l.l At8tb as 5 j. .tua rr.e,
tag. ~ AGuUHI.
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Ad7iti0n0l Loc0l.

PERSONAL---VERY.. Dr. Ruhl, pastor
Of the Reformed Church, lett Wednes-
day 10 attend a convention of the
minist era Of Somerset Chassis, Of which
he Is a member.
George Jeffries, Esq, of Glidden,
Iowa, and formerly resident of this
place, Sas called here to attend the
sick-bed of his father. Mr.. Jeffries is
a very pleasing gentleman, and has
been busy renewing old acquaintance
since he has been ameng US.
Mr.. G. W. ZeIler returned home
from q two weeks trip to Chicago
Wednesday. Gus reports everything
looking bright in the West and also
added that lie had gained in avoirdu-
poia "some four pounds"
Miss Kate Standish is home from
New York.
The family of Rev. J. P. Wright,
pastor Of the NJ. E. Church, arrived
Friday evening of last week. A cor
dial reception was given them by
numerous members Of the church,
and a grand send-off ia the way of
edibles was left in the larder.
William Stark and W. L. Oder lelt
for Kansas City Tuesday.
Mr., Henry Hawthorne, of Pompey
Smash, left for Chicago Monday.
Mr. George Jefries, one of our old
est citizens, is lying dangerously i'll at
his reai lence on Broadway.
GEORGES CREEK COAL - Weekly
Statistics of Shipments. The record
Of shipments from the mines of the
Georges Creek coal region for the Y eek
ending Saturday, May 9th, 1882,
closed as follows:
To,al tons for week ............ 5000
year ....... :. 491 ,93s
Decrease over corresponding pc
Rod last year. ............. 247,015
Total tons 20 b & o r. for week $500
year 4Os,1 100
Decrease over coTrespc nding per-
iod last year ............. 144 COS
Total tons shipped over q. & p. r.
for eek. ................... 20
Over same for year ........ -. s i0,214
Heaviest shii pers last week.
1, w. Va. Central. tons. ..... sos
9, Piedmont G.. 81 " ...... G25
. Consolidation :. ..... 81
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OUer
Druggists
AND
PHYSICIANS
Have Signed or Endorsed the
Following Remarkable

rave signed or ENDORSED the
Following Remarkable
Document:
Messra. 5eabury q Johnson, Menufaetur-
ing Chemists, 81 Piatt st., New York:
Gentlemen FLOR the past few yearswe
have sold various brands Of Porous Piaa-
tors. Physicians and the Public prefer
Dsnson.s oapsine Iorogg nlaster to oil
others. We consider them ono OF thevery
few reliable household remedies worthy
ofconhdenee. They are superior TO all
other Poroun Plasters or Liniments for
external use.
genzan,s Cspsine Plaster ia genuine
Pharmaceutical product, OF the highest
order OF merit, and so recognised by
physicians and druggists.
When other remedies fail get q Benz
sons capcine Plaster.
You will be disappointed IL you use
cheap Piasters, Liniments, Pads or Elscs
trical Magnetic toys
IA SURK REMEDY An LAST. Price a6cts
" kEAD'S Medleatsd CORN and BUhl0h PLASTER.
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horticultural Horticulture !!

I HAVE on hand and for s. lie Mt my
4 TreGcgar Gardens and Green Houses,
near Allcgany Cemetery, all tic. cripIons Of
s Z A 8 O N a B L 4
PIa Is, flowers md Veg tables.
Nav 10 VIM. II. EVANS.
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.PAUL'S OPERA HOUSE

$3.50 REV "A RID
WILL he paid for evidence that will
w lead to the arrest and conviction OF
the person or persons who cut holes IN the
roof OF my Opera House.
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against all approach. In this it is
possible they have disappointed the
operators. Any violation of orde,
would have played right into their
hands, because q genuine pretext
would have beer furnished them for
the display of less expensive force.
Let them continue on this line
"leave policemen and new men severe
ly alone"
The Nail thinks the JOURNAL has
"sore-hesd" and complains that it is
exhibiting it on all occasions" If
this were true it would be, according
to Tom Bergman, Every improper
proceeding. The correct way to do il
is to reserve the show for State coca
aions. Then remove the incrustation
and employ a leading 0. L. D. to ex-
hlbit it at the inevitable banquet and
pronounce eulogy upon that partic-
uIar section of msrtyrsd scalp.
The circuit court at Hsgerstown
has cut down newspaper privileges TO
the lowest notch. We will have TO
be more than ever careful OF what we
say about people.
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$40 REWAEsD-

Will be paid for evidence lha, viii lead to
the arrest and conviction of the person or
persons who broke open the doors in
Auditorium
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DR.. JOHN j. JONES,
physician AND SURGEON. OF
fee ON Main street in Thomas build
ing. Frostburg, Md. Aug so
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miscellaneous AdveY tisemeEts.
Property for Sale.

e HOUSES AND LOTS in Frostburg
V for sale-CHEAPl Must he sold
Feb 1S-tf JAMES KANE, Agent.
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"OSE may lead a lorsc 10 water;
Twenty cannot mike him drink"
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GREEN cas-, string beans and other
toothsome vegetat los ara putting in
an app arauce on the tables OF the
epicures,
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"a, ceo,roI E.o,vcty N.d,eoI l,,oeio,,oo.

The Central Kepfvcty keS'eof Association.
This Association met in Danville, Wed.
nesday, At ii.o'cIock, A. w., with Vice
President Dr.. J. NJ Never, in the Chair
The subject for discussion, the INA.
tional Board Of Health; it, methods, and
ite work." vas opened with q most inter.
es,ing paper BY DR.. Fayette Dunlap. AZ
ter an outline Of the facts Of lie history
he showed the great work done by the
National Board" with the assistance Of
State Boards and local Medical Societies
lie stated also, one Of the encouraging
features Of secular journalism Of late, IL
the great interest taken in sanitary prog.
ress, and in the causation Of zymotic
diseases; an interest which Is comparative
y recent in the United States, but to
which the great Sanitary reforms Of Grea,
Britain have been indebted for the popu-
lar attention they have attracted. This
paper ELECTED speeches from several mem
beu, all heartily commanding t. DR..
Carpenter, Of Crab Orchard, presented { wo
valuable papers. One Of Tetanus, sue
cessfully treated by him during the past
summer; the other in "Feial Physical Di-
agnosis." The venerable DR.. Spilman, Of
Harrodsburg, sent to the Secretary the
name Of an article he expected TO present
mind IN its relation to the healing art"
but the inclemency Of the day prevented
his appearance IN prcpia persona. The
name Of Nelson Mays, OF Lancaster, with
proper credentials, was presented to the
Board Of Censors for Membership; after
the spread OF the ballot, he was declared
duly elected. The officers elected for the
ensuing year, were: J. NJ. Meyer, Presi-
dent; s. p. Craig, Vice President; Steele
Bailey, Recording Secretary; Same Cores
ponding Secretary; Jno. G. Boyle, Treas
urer. The older the Association grows
there seems to be no abatement Of zeal.
All are willing TO uphold the dignity Of
our calling, 10 respect our laws, and to
obey the injunctions Of the Code Of Eth
les. The Association will meet again in
Dssville, the Srd Wednesday in April
DIR. Boglo will open the discussion on 'the
best means Of reducing temperature in
Continued Fevers."
STEELE BAILEY, Sec'y.
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DELICIOUS

Elder l. B. Grubbs, Of Lexington,
will preach at the Christian Church Sun
day morning.
Eds Azbill and McGarvey's meeting
at Columbia, continues, and the Spectator
reports "a additions to the Church.
During the rear 1881 there we're 49,
3O6 additions TO the Christian Church by
immersion. and .535 from other churches.
Total "a Sal.
Some person entered the Baptist
church at Buck Run, in thi. county, some
time last week, and took the carpet from
the floor some ninety yMds,) the Bible
and TeslamenLirom the pulpit and a sill.
yer goblet and pitehsr-[ Frankfort Yeo-
man
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NJ Editor; Learning thnt there IL some
complaint about pur letling the waste dye
water from our WOODEN Wills run over the
tank into the "Town Branch" on some days
in each month, by reason Of which stock
will no, drink the water, We take this plan
y announce that we have, At great ex-
pense, made tank which will, when com
pleted, entirely obviate the difficulty, aud
As soon as the weather will permit, we
hope TO fully remedy the supposed evil
complained or We do not desire to in
jure any of our fellow-citizens; but, on the
contrary, do all the good we can for our
town and county. We claim that the dye
water is not filthy, or at all deIeiericus to
stock, and that when IL IL let into the
Branch, II soon passes Oh, and il fer less Of
a nuisance" than the privy vaults, hog.
pens, and manure piles that line iis banks
from one end Of the town to the other.
Hoping that all fair.minded citizens will
view this matter in its proper light, we are
respectfully, STANFORD WooLEN Mills
CONpANy
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efRsoKAf

Ma S. d. GoocH hss opened school
At Boone's.
Miss ANNE Cook, Of Jacksonville, is
visiting relatives here.
Ma &. +. HYDE has returned, bat
left his new wife behind.
Mis- l.. BEAzLEY and Miss Lcci,
Beazley have gone to Louisville.
Miss KurIE HIoeISs, Of Crab Orch.
ard, Il visiting Mis. Kiuie Rlut.
Ma. ALERY DUSS and his sister
Miss Emma Dunn, Of Bradfordsville, are
guests Of friends here.
Mn o. J. Crow returned home yes.
ierday after protracied TIP through
Tennessee IN the interest Of the Calendar
Clock Company.
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BOYLE COUNTY
Coroner.
DdnNHe.


The town pays 25 cents per head for
fascinating its paupers.
Miss Judith Guest has gone to Mobile,
and after spending a few weeks will 20
thence to New Orleans to remain until the
spring.
Sam CoOmer was found lying stiff,
cold and unconscious, in a gutter, on Tues
day. II is probable that the whisky with
in him saved him from being frozen to
death.
The primary election to nominate
candidates for county officers will be held
at the various precincts Tomorrow, and on
Monday the County Committee will meet
at the Clemens House and declare the re-
suit.
Boyle has "a bonds Of 81 900 each out.
standing, and which are TO b. paid in the
next two years. Thirty cents on the 500
for this and 20 cents next year will raise
the sum and complete the payment Ia full
Of the $3.50, 900 Of railroad obligations, and
leave the county out Of debt
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another brilliant cluster nov. hav,
long been an admirer Of the poetic GeHi.
biliiy and expressive force Of tho god old
Eagli-h tongue; hut with shand like Hill's
to sweep the chords Of this Of, drsecrated
instrument, and wake IL dormant melody
We begin 10 believe In the reality Of the
wonders Of the tabled past, and receive a.
true the legends Of the ravishing harp Of
Orpheus and the winning sweetness Of the
Siren's song. We are proud Of Hill.