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THg Rey. George 4. ThAyeF, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says; "Both myself and wife owe oui
lives TO shiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
BY McI.ain Brothers, and Alex. T. Young.
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A NASAL injector free with each bottle Of
sbilDh's CstarTh Remedy. Price 90 cents,
Sold by McLAin Brothers and Alex T. Young,
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THE genuine SARATOGA Hon Rock sPEixG
WArER, for sale by all druggists by the dozen,
bottle or gallon. AddrGG7 all orders to the
High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
III. shirk and Logan & Co., agents a.
Wheeling, and R. K. McCopRhsy agent al
Bridgeport, NV.
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LYDIA z. PGNKHAFa'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


Isa fo.ltlye CaES
For all those Painful Conn IalAts and Weaknesses
40 common to our beat female population.
A Medicine for Woman. IRvcntCd By Woman.
Prepared w Woman.
The Greatest Medical Discovery Sin'S TIE p4WH OF IilIISry.
ts-,t rcvlrcs tho drooprs spirits inT!gornics and
harmonEUS tho organic rincIon5, gives elasticity Rnd
frmne to thsFcp, restores the natural lustrO TO tho
eye, and plants tho Talo cheek uomaa tho fresh
roses OF liEeG spring and early summer time.
sH-PysIcIans Use Il and Prescribe II Freely IA
It removes fantnosa GAaIauoy, destroys ni craving
for stlmuant and relieves weakness OF tho stomach
That feeling OF bearing down, cAulrg rain, weight
and barkAchO Is always permanently CARED ~ lt' use
For the euro Of Kidney Complaints OF either sex
this COmpouaI Is Unsurpassed.
.LYnIiE IISKnAM'B BI.nan PURIFIER
Will eradicate cTWry vCTIiru OF luuiora from ilS
man NAM Woman QUA or ciiIiI insist on having It.
Both tho Compound and Blood Purifier AFRO prepared
at - and ~ Western Avenue Lynn, Mass. Price of
either, 81 Six bottles for - Sent by mall In tho form
OF pIB or otlOccnsrs, receipt Of price, q ru- box
for either Mr TInKham freely answers El letters OF
inquiry. Enclosc Set stamp. s6ndfor pamphlet.
No family should no without LYDIA = TtSEiANs
and tGrpidity Of tho lIV6r d cents per box.
Rs-so!d by alI Drugsists.-Ga %
@R15za2z4@ 49,
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SLEErIEss NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. shlloh's Cure Is the remedy
for you. Sold by McLain Brothers, and
Alex. T. Young. D4w,
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BALTIMORE, july L-ElouT unchanged aud quiet.
wheA, western higher; No. winter re- spot 81 1874
bid; July 81 lSS bl5; August 81 4 bid; september
higher and moe active; mixed spot SIC lid; july 81
AS74c; August b9a6g1Sc: 81 ptemLCr oIa6IAc; 0ctO,
Der Use AsAct. Oats Sleidy with 4 better feelirg;
southern SSIi2c; western white iOa4lC; mixed 3SA
changed. Provisions unchanged anu dull. Butter
guleI; western vacked SAl6c; creamery lSA23c Eggs
liver aud dull at I.c Petroleum lower; refined
s&ag>sc. Sugar brm; A soil nc, Whisky steady at
81 l6sSal IL
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CEour, WHooPINa Couch and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Sh'loha Cure. Sold
by McLain Brothers, and Alex. T. Young.
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steamer led IN tlayator 81 Of No. rid do 81 Goa
10; No.2 do 81 1St1 lSE; No. red old do 81 ";
new do 81 IL: No. . red July 81 lSal Il; August
lSat u; september 81 lSa! i6; October 81 lG1+a
cents; reacted 4usc aud clo:ed unsettled; car lots
demadd fair aud market bEB No. 3 Dec; StCAmtr
6al65lc: sail mixed 60A6lC; sail gel OW ~; sail
mixed July b5AIS5541. August 6yJta6I: sep enbcr
6ls4 ,G9c; October 6G5fab3c. 0atSin coed demand;
No mixed ~; white 39.ISc Eggs scalCo and firm
at lSa2Oc. 'hoee dull, creamery S1sa9c; fair 10
good SaSifc; Others unchlhged.
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,.., suffering twenty arO ysArs, With painful
d. Ttsf Ral e. yi1 a;a nay 81 'sP% hT specac and
i ttfE rr,Tg,ncud il to all similarly afflicted.
tate;!u"! e'At' RLv. l. X. BRAEhAM,
Macon Ga,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
; Neu YnrL Mnnnr nnd NlocIla.

NKw YokE, July 7.-d0ney 2A2w pot cent;
closing offered At per cent rhine mercantile paper
LAD pei can't St0rliug kEchGpge bankers blla quiet
at 81 E4X; demand AtS .....
GovEkNxESrs.-Lower iot extended g. otherwise
steady. a-H
U. s. IchIsh & wllkes.".~loJ
u s. -, cXten ied..lUl ~ Z q o. "
u S. AS, coupons".lllU. bonds
U. ). Is, COupOnS.....ll9 Y. I. 4Anu oEAnS z
Pacific Is Of 95....l2i U. +. sinking luna y
Central Pacific 6rts. Pac lAua ~ Is %
Etie seconds.......... 90 do Rio GRAD dlV'' s'7S
RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull.
STATE BosDs-Quiet and steady.
Louisiana consOls... 65 Virginia Gs...;"..,.. 80
Missouri 6s.....,.....lOO Virginia CouSol', ca
st. Joseph. ,.,, ........lO9 INA mat. coupons. ~
Tennessee 6s.......... 80 Virginia delerred-." ~
Tennessee Is, uew". ~ tx. diY.
sIocEs-The stock market to-day was dull, and
as q rule lower quotttiOns prevailed, Many Of the
traders were absent from the street owing 10 the
intense heat, The uniAvolAblc exhibit made ~
the associated banks had tendency TO cheek
trading. At ono time the usual active shares showed
decline Of u 10 per cent, but toward the Gloss 4
hfmer tone set IN and recoYe y OF q 10 per cenl
took IlEce except Tor New f0rk Genital when
closed 1T the lowest polntut the day. As compared
with last nights tnAl sales p.Icss are n 10 per
ceIt lower. In speciAlues f. wayne was per ceAt'
0EsSuu improvement u, Northwestern pre-:
Ierr1d " and u. Louis & aGn FiRnCco preleTIed
per ceoL Long I,lAud declined W, e., t., &. !.
| u, Pullman Palace car and b. Paul, Minneapolis
a Manitoba per cent. Jeisey Genital lent ~ l'6i
and other active stocks AZ fiat 10 per cent
Transactions 1871 ,6h shares E,.
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Gha qntelLiqettter.


oaIeo. ,o.. Is aaa q rearleealh Slreel
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$1,000 KEWAR

.,,,,, ,,d 10 any chemist who will anH,, OF
VIII 70 pa'"i i'd bottles OF Z. :. T., one particle q
2 Ssa.a IOi!Ie Potassium or any na'nOF SUP
Inaee. THE SWIFT sPECIFIe CO,
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HOME PROOF.

..,-.- .,d Liver IL,eases aud RheumAtikn.-
klhe! Iao,,,bIv-"SUthIng seemed to help me;
salei'tH To-, rrIo mi Of bed. Or. sInitn cured me-"
COLD uVI se'O"' ZEPT, PHILLIPS
Wheeling, ". Va.
,,,,,b polypus Of Nose, Impaired yot CO.,
!, t Ing, IT, S0inuletcly cured me-"
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So. $50 .-1-s.'--''
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b BRADFORD, Pa, July 7-PErRotEvX-slcadyA and
and htlnt opened 81 $ll4N highest 81 Is: lowest
u lSS; ClGSlpg at o. IN, Total runs Friday &C..
o. 10 FPntg' nIBa nrfE q iEn nm Ia rrnIJ
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After the Indians on the North Platte
Three Of ms are Sent ON u scouting Ex-
petition, and Cariurea Dead "Ingun"
we DiAscct Aim mu,i Find that He
Died Of "a ErOkea Heart. -
BY SERGEANT HOLIDAY.

'tEatercd according to The act Of Congress In the
lIOrariAna OniCe at Washington, u. e., py theAu
nor, George Ii. Holiday, Of lrOaton, Ohio. III the
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' YoRK, July 7.-LrAnlER-slcady and fair,
i've; heGlock sole 2Ia2.c,
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81 i6 highest 81 i51s; lowest q is5s; closed al
81 l44. shipments Y 500 barrels Charters Il, SEQ
La rraIk rnns q IN haErnla =. - y :.
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II you want the hair raised on your
bald head, yourself lifted over fence or
out Of your boots, use !. W. Burdett n
Co.'S -four.
/ expect 10 leave here very soon a nd
will place all the accounts Of Hemphill n
Walden in the hands Of an officer Tor col.
lection that are not settled by July ist.
Gao L. Walden 80
Several Of the Young ladies and gen.
tlemen Of town were invited Wednesday
evening to Mr.. j. @. Sweeney 10 meet
Misses Bette and Harriet smilh,of Green's
burg, Sho are visiting Mri Chas Sweeney.
A nice lunch was prepared, and the young
folks had good time generally.
r. w. Lillsrd n c.. have reduced the
price on all wool, double width, Nuns
yelling from 60 to ~ eta. Also agreat re.
duclion ia ateen-, gloves, hosiery, laces,
ladies' underwear, fans, and on all fancy
goods. This reduction l. Tor thirty days
only. You will save money by calling
right away.
The democratic mass convention
which assembled at the Courl-hou-e last
Monday, was called to order At $50 r.
by r. n. Tomlinson, Chm. Of the Demo
cratic County Committee, who stated the
object Of the meeting was frat TO nominate
candidate for Garard county fof the
legislature, and second 10 appoint Coun.
~ Committee for the ensuing year. The
convention was organized by the election
Of Capt. +. A. Elkin, chm. and DR.. +. O.
Young, Seo'y. Nominations were then IN
order, and Mr.. w. q. Anderson was put IN
nomination. In seoonding the nomina-
ton Mr.. h. NJ. Burdett, said: Nv. q. An
derson is in every respect fitted for the Po-
sition Of Representative and just such a
man ~ Garrard county wanb; man Of
activity and energy, sge and experience
and independence; would always be at the
call, and take position on every measure
before the House; a man of un-welving
honesty and integrity that he said these
things of Mr.. Anderson because he knew
them TO be true that he was his near
neighbor and had been intimately connect.
ell with him for years, and had seen him
tried in hard places, when the hours were
dark and gloomy and had ever seen him and
known him to stand fast by the principles
OF Justice and rectitude and fair dealing
between man and man. That as demo
crat be had no superior; had ever been
ready To do his duty both as private a"d
a leader in the ranks" There were nc
other nominations. The following gentle
men we're appointed the County Commit
tee, viz: Paint Lick, W. A. Anderson and
L. II. Walker; Buckeye, james Layton
Jr., aud Steve Hill; Brysnisville, George
A. Feathers aud VIM. Clark; Lancaster
Court house, T. A. Elkin and J. V. Cook
Engine. house, Thompson Arnold and Jas
N. Denny; K IL. Tomlinson, Ch'm.
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EoTES or CURRENT EVENTS.

Proctor Knott and Col. Morrow dis
cussed the issues Of the hour at Hartford
KY, Wednesday.
-Colliding trains at Heron, Montana,
killed eighteen Cinnamon and wounded
twenty. five others.
The surviving members Of Morgan's
Command will hold reunion at Licking
ton, July "a, 25 and 20.
The liabilities OF the McGeoch lard
firm in Chicago is now reported at 81. OOO,-
900 with assets less than 100000.
Fifty graduating sawbones were turn
ed out Of the Kentucky School of Medi-
cine Tuesday night, to prey upon suffering
humanity.
The Kentucky Central railroad extern
sion from Richmond 10 Paris was compile
ted Tuesday. The work was begun in
1881, AMI has been done mainly by con-
victs
A Texas exchange says: During the
recent storm in Collin county, chunks of
ice foot long and an large IA quart pot
fell, going through the roofs and ceilings
Of houses like bullets.
james Jewell, colored, was killed with
q buckshot at Lebanon junction. lie
lived long enough TO say that he knew who
did it, but wouldn't tell. Supposed TO be
a woman with whom he had been init.
mate.
Brush Mcdonald was taken from his
house in franklin county, Monday night,
by twenty masked men and given over iif-
ty lashes upon the naked back. lie was
warned to hereafter live peaceably with
his wife.
Rollins vote for Senator from New
Hampshire is steadily diminishing He
started in with l25, rose to l27, and has
since declined, Ga the last ballot but lO4
rallied TO his support Harry Bingham
was leading at last accounts with IFS votes;
necessary to a choice l5l.
The Ohio Court Of Appeals has deci-
ded the Scott law constitutional. II pro.
vides that all beer and wine saloons shall
pay tax Of 800 per year and whisky sa-
looms $3.50. The German population are
much incensed at the law and will show
their indignation by voting against the
party which passed IT,
County Judge Kinkead Of Fayette,
sold TO the Second National Bank twenty.
i've refunding county bonds Of 81 900 each
At one and oDe-eighth premium, the mon
~ TO be deposited in the Bank Of North
America, at New York without expense to
The county. These bonds are a part Of the
ss1le for the new Courthouse.
The Puppet Theatre on the shore Of
Lake Como, Italy, took IRE and forty seven
persons lost their lives. The spectators
bought the first cry OF Ere was a part Of
he performance, fire being used ON the
tage at the time aud made no effort to es.
ape, and did not discover the mistake UNI
i the fire burst into the room.
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE
"PRAISE THE LORD"

l02 SHACKLEwELL LANE, I
DALsToN, LONDON, +. June 9th, 1913 !
Dear Interior;
| England is in her glory now. II you
could only see the laburnum trees with
their racemes Of yellow blossoms; the white
hawthorns, (''mays" they call them here)
la'len with bloom like snow-banks; the red
ditto, than which have never seen flower
ing tree more beautiful; and all set off with
grass greener than it grows elsewhere, You
would say this is surely the loveliest land
Of all. One Of the most touching things in
London is the fondness Of the poorest for
flowers and plants. Saturday night, none
too poor to buy half-penny or penny nose
gay for Sunday. Extnvagant button. hole
bouquets are seen ON grimy suit; and a
bunch Of flowers in the horny, blaokened
hands Of rough day-laborers. is a sight not
often seen out of England, but very com
mon, almost universal, here. The stubby
clay pipe between the lips is the inevitable
accompaniment of this the two the types
Of what all are-mingled angel and animal!
Extremes meet in US all, alasl and good
and bad angels are ever fighting for US,
finding their various foOtholds in our com
pick natures, whose wondrous oppositions
and contradictions make us wonder 10
ourselves evermore.
The English working man has two pecu-
liarities in dress: First, he goes in cordu-
roy almost invariably. This seems to be
labor's badge the country over. Even in
the higher walks Of service, like that OF
railroad employees, the inevitable cordu-
roys il worn, though sometimes Of a finer
texture, dark green and quite handsome.
On the others il is dark gray or brown, and
dirty enough in most cases. The second
characteristic is a gathering Of the panta-
looms below the knees, seen so often in
Cruikshanks pictures, which odd fashion,
am told, secures great comfort 10 them in
STOPPING much at their work, preventing
the garment from tightening over the knee
cap and consequent friction and abrasion.
But il gives hideous appearance to the
leg, with the loose bunch Of slack breechea
at the knee and the inevitable shortening
Of the portions required to cover the an
kles. But the British workman pays little
regard to bis personal appearance, content
with a good, hearty wash.ofi Sunday morn
ing or Saturday night, and then his mug
Of beer and his pipe do the rest in the way
Of Injuries. Wants are few because pen
mics are scarce. To keep the wolf from the
door and feed wife and babies (Of the latter
there never being Lack is the only aim
In life Of these "knights Of the garter"
How all get along at all, is the wonder.
And yet, tramp ON these rough fellows
Oe, and you will find that you have arous-
VI enc Of the worlds rulers, who has this
ense Of mastery and rulership in every
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LANCASTER ADyERTISEMENTs.
Notice Of incorporation

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
John X. West, j.. V. Cook, v. n. Tomlinson, John
II. Woodoock, VIM. n. kinnaird, }. A.. sandifcr
n. e. Herring anu u. NJ. Burlett. have this day
incorporated themselves, under Chapter 81 OF the
General Statutes. under the corporate style Of
"The Garrard Female College" 4 heir p rincipal
place Of business Is Lancaster, Ky, and the nature
Of the business Is the establishment aud mainte-
nance Of College for the education Of females
The amount OF capital stock l. one hundred th0us-
and dollars (Si0O. OO0l with privilege 10 increase
the amount, 10 be paid ia upon such terms aud e.
such ihstillinents as the Board OF Trustees may
prescribe, after 80 days notice and alter $500
shall have been subscribed. The corporation COM
this day (June 20 1883 and shall continue
% years. The affairs Of the cooperation 10 be-
conducted by nine Tfustccs 10 be elected anna
ally by the shareholders ou the "a Wednesd ~ Ia
June each year aftor the year 1883, the incorpora.
tors 10 he Trustees until the "a "Wednesday Ia
June 1851. The Board Of Trustees shall elect an-
nually a President, Secretary aud a Treasurer
This corporation shall not at any time subje 1
itself 10 a greater Indebtedness than the sum Of
$1,000. and the private property OF the stOckhoid-
ers and incorporators Is 10 be aud Is exempted
FROM corporate debts. 1hia 10th day OF june 1855.
JOHN X WEST JOHN n. WOODCOCR,
Il. IA. TOMLINSON, J. v. COOK.
WIN. H. kiENAIRD, j. 4. SAN DIFFER,
II. g HERRING, 49, NJ. BuRDErr.
I5g-3w
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m Hi tt,,f.. -.
NV NV" 'l''''e"''' .'"'s
"O, a,. Wv '"'' '''"'' """ -"
o' winning
"A Louisville man Paid SOW LOT '"e
light to sell lemonade Al the Cotton hNPo'
s'uon IN that CITY Inc priVilege OF Ne"u'
ing peanuts and iru'' SOLD Tor SI'@oo'
One thousand men employed IN 'he
iron mile at Bethlehem, "a stopped work
on Wednesday because OF the re'nsai OF
the mill owners to increase Their wages,
In a row over the locauoh OF ''he
fence ne'r Ooll'nsv'''e, Aia, . men were
killed. All who TOOK a hand IN inc w a''e''
This relieves the courts OF 'rouo'e ana 'he
STATE OF 'he expense OF '''a''
I'm and after July ISL 'he o,ho'hh"''
Southern viii run Two express trains eaoh
may over The road on sundays The rate
OF 'are ON these Trans Wi'i ne l cent per
m''e 10 all stations along tue me
-ueh' hoseerahs' IN an interview !"
Washington, says' "Gen. hoadiy "i'l get
every democratic vote and the bulk OF the
German vote. The Ohio democrats have
done the best thing for themselves and the
party"
The Virginia editors who are suppos-
ed to want TO fight duel are still hunting
for each other. Beirne, who was captured
by deputy sheriff, got away and is vari-
ously located in W. Va, North Carolina
and Washington.
In Cincinnati, Blakely n Co, manu-
facturers Of the toy blank cartridge pistol,
dumped into their furnace aud melted up
200 gross. The pistols were all finished
and ready for shipment and for their dead
ly work. Bully for them.
Col. L. X. kean, of the Louisville Ho'
tel, who tried to bulldozc Special Judge
Woolley, whom he objected TO in a divorce
trial, was sentenced TO 80 hours in Jail FOR
contempt. lie served his time but says he
is going to make il hot for Woolley before
t. case is done with.
'atement Of the receipts OF Internal
,'e,.I''' m, all sources for the eleven
80 ''U' MAJ ~. lSS3, as compared
VII" tue corresponding r-iod ended Nav
81, 1882, shows net gain Of D. o56 zlo19
the aggregate being $l34,66I,75s,9 and
Sl33,G0S, O09 respectively.
Miss Jessie Buckner, the handsonss
young woman who figured 30 conspicuous
" in the Thompson Davis tragedy at IIar
rodsburg several weeks ago. was in thi
city on Friday last. She will leave fol
Europe in few DAYS and stay until th,
unfortunate homicide has been forgotten -
rC;nc;rnat; E,ou;rer Che will stav ths
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wife Annke Dnlnnisfs.

Messrs Penny a MoAlister are al~ays awe 10
their business. snd spare No pains TO secure the
HAT of.,rry article ia their line They have Sc
cured the sgency for the celebrated pr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. The only GER
tain cure for Consumption, Coughs. Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or any alice
ton OF the Throat aud Lungs. sold on a positive
guarantee. Trial Bottles free. Regular size o..
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IT seems that every body in Ten.
nessee has made up his mind that the
defaulting treasurer, Polk, ought to
be punished severely for his 100000
steal and it is almost impossible to get
a jury. Out of panel of SO but
one juror was obtained and 500 more
men were summoned for examination.
We trust that the trial will be no
farce and that Polk will be made to
ill felon's cell for his crime.
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GEN. CERRo GoRDo WILLIAMS
'o'u newspaper reporter that he was
coi"ue"' his re election and that
he really did IT, believe that he
would have any OPpnsiI,,- This 400
in face of the fact that h,o. o,In q
Carlisle and Joe Blackburn have pu.
licly declared themselves candidates.
The Gen. may regard these young.
sters at nobodies but they will make
him perspire before he gets another
term in the u. S. Senate.
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The vice of opium eating, which is
destructive to mind and body, is rap
idly increasing in this country. Unless
checked, it threatens to be as destruct.
i've as Intoxicating liquors when used
in excess of what may be safely car
ried. Opium eating, too, is mainly a
secret vice, and is all the more dan
gerous on that account. People can
not drink whisky to excess witho u
exposure.
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.arrard County
DEPARTMENT.
IsoBT. It. WEST. Editor.

LANCASTER.
The protracted meeting at the Bap-
tist church is still in progress.
ALI members Of Lancaster Lodge, No.
lOi, A. Y. NJ. are requested 10 attend the
regular meeting Of the Lodge July ID, 's3
as business Of importance is to be trans
acted. II. G. kaufman, w. NJ.
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ANOTHER negro is preparing to
gain nOtoriety by clipping his ears.
John ii. Alexander, the colored ap.
plicant for admission to West Point,
has passed an examination and enter.
ed the Academy.