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An Overland Journey in Buggy.

Hoo6icb Fails Standard.
w. b. Johnston, whose home IS in Web
ster Mass left California eight .nonths $50
with an old horse and buggy oehind which
was fastened an Ayrshire COW that had &C.
companied him across the plains and fur
nished him with most OK his living en- route.
He passed through. this village on his long
journey and reached his destination On
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As When She Was Young.

al have used Parker's Hair Balsam and like 10
better than any similar preparation know Of"
writes MRS. Ellen Perry, wife of Rev. u. Perry,
of C0ldbrook Sprln KS, Mass MY hair WAS almost
entirely gray but dollar bottle of the Balsam
has restored the eofUness and the brown color IL
had when WIS yorfng-D0L a single gray hair
left. Since L began applying the Balsaul my hair
haS stopped falling out, and fluid that 1t is u per-
fectIy harmless and agreeable dressing"
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RrKNKrrs CnCnAIN1

The Best and Cheapest Hair Dressing.
Il Blls dandrutl, allays irritation and nrs
motes vigorous growth of the hair.
BURNETr's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS arc tuNar
ably acknowledged the purest and best
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-24

WHY take those immense doses of nausearing
mixtures sold as Cough Syrups when a few
small doses of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure
Your cold.
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RaLKI LIcK eaRslso COUNTY.

Born, to the wife Of Leslie Jenkins, a
boy.
Several Of our farmers are loosing
their meat BY the warm weather.
Mr.. Tyre Bsst's 6ne harness more died
with lock jaw, cscsed from kick on the
leg.
j. X. wearen hasbe quite sick for q
day or two, caused from an overdose Of
taify, Sunday.
"A young man Of this place. Gays his
girl went back on him because he cut of
his mous,ache.
An address on education and schools
will be deli ered by Stephen ID. Paris, at
New Hope church, on Friday night, Dec.
2lst.
We will have a new jewelry store here
soon, judging from the amount Of jewelry
y certain young man brought home with
him Sunday evening.
Alex. Mitchell was tried before
Squires Yeakey and Baker. Wednesday. for
siabbing Lou Carhsn, and was held over
for further trial on 500 bond.
Willis Adams, Jr., desires TO state to
those indebted TO him, that all accounts on
his books. not cloeed by cash or note, will
be put in the hands Of an officer January
2nd. 2t.
1T is reported that Bill Harris came
near killing Pal Roger, Sunday near Berea
He shot at him twice, both balls passing
through Rogers hat. 1t seems that Sun
day is the day set apart for shooting in that
vicinity.
Ed. Slavin. son Of Mr.. Ben Slsvin. Of
this place, shot and killed a negro at Fort
Worth, Texas, few days ago. According
10 the statements in the Texas papers he
was perfectly jusiiiable although is was an
unfortunate affair. His father seems 10
regret Il very much.
Three young men lust from Hoosier
land. arrived here Tuesday evening. They
seemed to have a supply Of corn oil"
aboard from the way they were hOurishing
their pistols around and yelling. We fail
n to learn their names, but no doubt the
U.s.. authorities viii take them in tow
when they learn that our mail carrier
Billy Green, had TO 90 roundabout way
70 get TO the post-ofice. Billy Vas not
afraid Of them hurting him, but he VIA
afraid they would shoot hole in thu mail
bag.
As Mr.. Billy Wearen, ST.. J. B. Wilson
and leslie Js.kins we're coming home from
Lancaster and just as they had reached
town. the horse got scared. ran of the side
OF the pike, upset the wagon and threw
Mr.. Wsaren and Mr.. Wilson double SOM
ersault over siK-foot stone fence. Uncle
Billy says be can turn somerault as we'll
as any body, but he alighis with the wrong
end down. He had his head cut In several
places but not seriously. Wilson had one
Of his hsnds hurt, but jenkins concluded
the fence was most too high aud hung on
the wagon and came out without scratch.
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Aorfs of cuRRfNr fYfKrs.

--Thos. 8. Petull, Of Greensboro, has
been appointed Tally Clerk Of the House.
Salary 5000.
-"Big Bill" Kinney, acquitted Of muir
der at Wheeling. w. Va, was taken BY a
mob and hanged.
An exploding boiler a, clsypool, lad,
killed john Hsddix. the engineer, and
fatally injured Hsmsey and William
Bloom.
--At Lexington the Circuit Court award
ded Miss Georgia Richardson $500 in her
suit against John P. Haines for $4,000
damages iorslahdering her.
AT the close Of the war Arkansas had
tbirty-eight miles Of railway. AZ late as
1868 there we're but eighiysix mile; now
there are completed Within ,hs State 1854
miles
Eight hundred snd ffteeE bills we're
introduced ia the Lower House Monday,
Of which the Ken,ucky representatives fur
nished $50, al private, and Gen. Roser-
Grams, Of Californis, SO,
The Republican State Central Commit
tee met at Little. Rock Tueaday and unsni-
mously declared S. w. Dorsey no longer a
citizen Of Arkansas, and recommended
Powell Clayton for the vacancy on the
National Republican Committee caused
BY his romcvsL I,f
"A crank was arrested at the door OF
Mrs. Gar6eid's residence, in Cleveland
who wanted to marry her daughter Mol
lie. He claims to be George Washington,
the second, and that he is to become Presi-
dent. January l. He lie supposed to be the
same man who wanted TO marry General
shermsn's daughter.
The distillers Of Kentucky organized
a pool at Lexington to regulate production.
I. j. Meeibben, Of Cynthians, was made
President. sixty-6ve per cent. Of the sur
veyed capacity Of the State is pledged 10
sustain the pool, and it is thought the sig
natures Of the remaining distillers can be
obtained.
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susToEyIIE. LINCOLN COUNTY.


Preparations for Christmas occupy the
thoughts Of ali classes now.
John ID. Carpenter sgsin reioices in
the dignity Of paternity. A girl this time
Peacock is once more at the front with
supplies for the holidays. "Ad" in few
days.
The young people treated themselves
and friends to q hop ct weatherfords he
tel, Monday night
IT. ]. Robinson sgain reminds the peo-
pie that be is settling up the estate Of the
late F. S. Kaufman.
Farmer schoolmssters will be pleased
TO learn that Henry Austin (Buckeye) was
seen on Sunday morning studying the lin
eament Of his Erst-born boy.
The sudden death Of DR.. 7. B. Mont
geometry has deeply affected this community
in which he was widely and fsvorably
known. Our earnest sympathy is extend
ed 10 the mourning family.
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GEO. o. BARNES in SCOTLAND
"PRAIsE THE LORD"
PErERHEAD, SCOTLAND, /
NOVEMBER 20, 1898.

Dsas I~fus~s
fcontinued from last issue.l
The first day the girls and took stroll
on the beach. A heavy-set man with a
kindly featured face volunteered to escort
US around and show US what he conld. So
We made the rounds with him his explain
lions proving just what we wanted In the
unfamiliar place. As We were coming up
the halchway Of a whaler, aboard which he
had taken Us. that we might know how
men Jared who went TO Greenland after
''blubber," attempted TO give him the us
usl zip" Of = shilling for his trouble. Joy
Of joysl-hsre was one man who vigorously
rejected the proaered gift ofwsges. or "eom-
or whatever one Is pleased TO
call IL. "Ns, ma, air 1 ken wssl who ys
are; Wilma tax yer silleri bot I'll gle mair
than that Tor yer mse,in'; ma. ma. sir ye
grisve me to offer sieb; put back In yer
pocket sirl Ma, ma, M, sin" IspOlogiEed
humbly, but the dear man was evidently
hurt. l shall be careful how l treat these
men in blue Gusrnssys as II they were cab
bies or walters or railway employees. But
my establishment Was genuine. ! remem
Der how a most respected vsrgsr In csihs-
dral, when offered him a shilling, had
said, a. he took snua "There's ma such ne
css.ity, 'sif" but he took IL all the same.
And recalled how on another occasion,
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MI. Yfasox DepAaTxfxr.
Managed byJshs 8. Sish.

w. q. Hiatt has IL good feeding stears
for sale, weight about 1000 pounds each
Address him at this place.
Mr.. Stephen NsvcOmb has been offer.
ed 81, 500 for his interest in the lead and
silver mine which he discovered on Round
stone Few weeks since. He will not cell.
Mr.. George Ssmbrook begun grading
for side tracks end round houses for the
K. G. X. X, at Livingston. last Friday.
There will be fourteen side tracks at that
place. ave iElrn rtI
The L. 4 N. Railroad company has a
force OF hands at work cutting down the
sides and tops Of the tonsels south Of town.
Some Of the Z. T.. v. a G., cars would not
pass without rubbing on the rides and top.
John Haas. the German Who bought
the town hill from James II. Otter, . few
months ago, has concluded farming does
not agree With him and has sold the prop
erty TO 8. X. Ashley. for 5000, the same
that be paid for 1t.
There have been feveTal social parties
In this vicinity during the past week, given
In honor Of Miss Lou Grant, little beauty
from Lancaster. From all appearances we
think some Of our young men will be go
ing to Lancaster soon.
Mics May Adams came up last Sstur-
day, from Harrodsbure, 70 visit her pa
rents, Mr.. J. D. Chandler, a popular
Louisville drummer. was in town Saturday.
Capt. I. J. Ballard aad W. d. Mcclure. Of
Gcochland. was In town Saturday.
Elder A. J.-Pike informs us that he
held meeting at Oak Hill Church last
week and had II additions. The church
at ,hat place hes revived and d now in >
prosperous condition. He h holding a
meeting At Freedom Church this week, as
sisssd BY Elder Jeuss Tyrse.a
DEArHs.-Mrs, w. p. Chestnut died
Wednesday night after an illness Of sever
4 months She was buried at the family
burying grounds. Friday. Robert Firth, Of
Gun Sulphur. died Of consumption, rhus-
DAY night. He was buried Saturday by
the Mssons and Odd Fellows. at BrOdhsad.
The citisshs Of BrodheAd are prepsr-
ing 10 build an academy at that place.
The lumber has been purchased and site
ebtsinsd Cor tie bailding. The house will
be erected near the Baptist church just
back Of Mr.. Butnur's residence. The peo-
PIE pf this little town are an snlsrprisiag
people and when they begin anything they
mean business and always make suoo ess.
=Messu. Rosssr and Dickey. cOntrac-
tors on the X. c., Extension, began their
work thres months after another contractor,
Who had lighter work, and flushed about
two weeks before him. The work wss SUI
psin.ssdsd By Mr.. !. A. Diekey N peron.
Tie hsaviesl wcrk. longest tunnels and
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largest cuts on the line were embraced In
this work. Part Of the tunnel hsd TO be
timbered ieiore Il could be finished, and
this took good deal Of time. The bet q
order add discipline was maintained. No
whisky was cold on the works and not a
single man was killed by violence. We
make this ct a,cment in justice TO Mr.. Dick
ey. .I'
j. X. Pelk arrived last evening in Gus.
tody Of the sheriff Of Mercer county. He
went to Harrodsburg last Saturday and
surrendered himself TO the County Judge
OF that county. who ordered Mr.. ID. n
Bissett, the sheriff, to deliver him to the
Judge Of this county. Mr.. Polk was turn.
ed over to the judge this Thursday morn.
ing, and his trial Is set for Saturday, 10Th
lost. Mr.. Polk is accompanied by his wife
and several Of his friends. He will berep-
resented by Col. Sam. Burdeti, Of Lancas-
ter, w. l.. Brown Of London, Ky, and J.
W. Brown, Of this place. The Common
wealth will be represented by the county
attorney, @. w. Mcclure, +. II. Reppert,
and ]. @. Carter all Of this place. Mr..
Polk was put in the custody Of apeace OIL
Ger until next Saturday. James Crutcher,
Deputy Sheriff, has him in charge. d. n.
Bisseti, @. T. Allin. w. d. Allip, J. X.
Curry, Thos. II. Talbot and f. J. Polk, Of
Mercer, w. II. Folk, Of Lexington, and w.
l.. Brown, Of London, and Col. Sam. NJ.
Burdeti, OF Lancaster, are IN town to-day
and will probably rcpiain until after the
Il
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VALUABLE
Garrard Co. Lands
FOR SALE.

ofar a. private sale my farm Of shout 800 acres,
In Carrard, about one mile below Camp Dick Rob
insou, With large cottage house Of eight rooms, In
number ore repair, all necessary outbuildings and
the land fertile aud IN hnc state Of cultivation,
NJ ary all being In rrass. on the piece h disill-
lery u about 100 bushels capacity. The turnpike
nom hanville 20 Lexington runs through this
farm, and the the location u very convenieut Al
les acres a part Of the n. A. Jones iarm, on the
sane pike, adjoining the aiove. The two places
will b. sold wh0le, divided 10 suit purchas-
ers. The purchaser VIII also have the option 70
retiu the distilisfy, crit can he rmoved Also
smaiiiarm adjoining the abovc-descrihed prcpef-
", with fair improvements In the intersection Of
the Danviilc aud hueua Vista turnpikN, contain
ing about 6, acres A small Tract OIL acfta, ad-
joining lands OF +. Dunn. AlsnA store house In
the town of nryanisviile, warehouse near the de-
pot IN Lancaster, burial bot In the Lancaster Gene
etcry, &c. Az the above property viii Be sold on
very liberal terms. For further particular. call
address WM. RERhEfE,
fen. isu bryantssiilo, Ky,
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1854.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

Hsrp~r's Magazine b'glns lie siKty-sighth yoie-
ume with the December Number. II 10 the most
popular illustrated periodical In America sad
Eng aud, alvays fully abreast Of the times IN lie
treatment o. subjects Of current social and indus
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Of literary, artistic. aud mecheinieal excellence.
novel by William Black, illustrated by Abbsy;
new novel BY y. r. Hoe, Illustrated By Gibson
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stockholders Meeting.

A meeting ofths stockholders Of the National
Bank Of Hustonville will be held al their banking
house 10 Huston Vile, on TUESDAY, slh day Of Jas.
1854, Tor election o. niue directors 70 serve ior
year 1854 ~ ~ H0ChEH,
Cashier.
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wouLD /, not be well for the Leeisls-
turc to invsssiea,e Why the care Of iSl
deaf muies should cost The State so7.oii;
over $500 eachf There IL screw very
loose somewhere The amount should not
he half what "A ia
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OPERA HOUSE FOR RENT.

Sealed proposals. viii Be receive TN AZ. ~ Dec.
49, for the lease Of the stanford Opera House, Tor
two years begisning Dec. 70. iesS. Bond with APP
proved secerity required Of lessee. Right % r.
lect any or All bids feseIed. ~ order q the
Board. w. n. WALTON,
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RzHnEErArIvs Willis wants branch
Niat established at Louisville and has pre-
ss.lsd bill to that effect Ifit will make
money any more plentiful in these parts.
wshsrsby instruct our member 10 vote for
.u.kinx Il Law.
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Jox BI-AcKAURshas getin his bill again
sosssct $4,000 public building At Lsx-
iassoa and win perhaps get ID through
si.es Prociar Knott IL not there 10 show
dat ID Il not at all necessary. s.
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Qua esteemed nsighbor. the Richmond
Hsuid has enlarged 10 nine column shss.
an evidence that Il Is prospecting according
% iis deserts. Bro Newlon has evidently
s'sirnck il rich" - I
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s<xAroR ANTHONY, Of Vermont. who
h.s jasi ssssssd upon his 9Th term IN the
sss.ss. has bssn elected President pro tenn
Ga h in very bad health and not likely 10
hold the place long.
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JkFFERsos DAVIS is u last 10 20 Joy the
Request Of Mrs. Dorsey, the Suprems
Court having decided that the old lady had
a right 10 will her property 10 vhomsosv-
ca abe wasted. I itAlN1AitlN - =
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RLLx BRADLEY has been Interviewed
~ The Cincinnati Rsst ss TO his idea Of
49, ne nsxt campaign shall be condue-
I'd. and be INCREASINGLY unbossoms him
self that il must be solid North against q
Gid South, with the bloody shirt worked
Cor al il Is worth. Mr.. Bradley should 60
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nEswSx's SPECIFIC.
he Great English Remedy,

Il . posiiiye cure Tor Veal Meme
W. Les q Brain Power, N~rvess
kxkaastion. seminal weskhe>s,
Impoteney. and Gensral Los 81
roser Of the Genesativs Organs,
and all diseases that foliov a. . -
q yeuihfel Inp.uasees &c
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TIE Nssionsl Republican Committee has
x.sa caicago ss the place and June Sd.
1884 - the day for putting out Presidsn-
~ candidate 70 be beaten BY democztic
t..iG ssformsr In the following November.
Ia representation win be. for each State
Zoo dsiesates-at.large, for each Congress-
is.sl district two delegates and for each
Rsprsssntaiive-st -large two delegates.
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w are glad to observe that General
Buown has just introduced a resol ution
ss>zrsAil the sine Of the Congressional Rec
sua b. preventing the inssrtioa Of speeches
set actually delivered, unlees they bear d.
sssaly upoa topic Immediately under ais
cssioa- II Il should pass the day Of the
ss.~t member h past, for he can no more
gu kis constituents with ~copies Of my
4ssch." which we're not only never deliver
u, b.t writiea By somebody elrs.
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THE newspaper Interview which has
hssn steadily falling Toto disrepute Of late
ys.rs. has at length, it may be conjectured.
sounded the lowest depth. One" Jeems Crov /"
whose painfully facetious letters from Rock
castle Springs may be recalled by some per-
ssas, has interviewed Mr.. F. F. Bobbitt
ssd published two columns Of the melan-
choly drivel in Wednesdays 0bs~ier.J jour
~ Some paris Of il are vile ISLANDERS on
our good people aud Others TOO coarse for
even The Rbiios Gasstts Mr.. Grow Is evil
dsntly very young and Mr.. Grow 10 evil
dsnily very "fresb, !" else he could not be 50
enuiIy imposed upon.
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the roy biooom OF neeith. Aftef IaklaG.
sShervin's Specific 10 old BY all Druggists Al
81 per packsgs. o. fiz packages for Is. Also By
mall, postage free. on rec eipt 81 price.
s(full particulars 10 pan pallet, Which viil b
mailed rce 10 svery applicant address all COM
municstions 70 the sole msaufzetarer,
~. n. MEN WV, N. d Detroit. Mich.
Sold In stanford b. Penny hcAiister and al
Druggists everywhere. 2oo-iyrl
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VIZ have had a snesking liking for w.
O. Bradley in the past, and have treated
him With very patient and generous cour-
tssy. Bot his remarks Wednesday, before
the republican committee at Washington
sn..st disgust and mortify every intelligent
Psrson in Kentucky. He is reported as
s<yfng In substance thst the South would
fursish republican electors II the republic
s..s tissre we're permitted to vote, and then
~hissd out the faisehood that republicans
IN the South could give and had given up
fhesr lives TO the cause Of republicanism.
This alleged statement coming from a
Pssus1 Who lives in the South as Mr.. Brad
~ does. d on its face very piiiiul and
diry as, hood, which should blister the
nouth foul enough TO utter il deliberately.
Aay man, whatever his politics, who utters
such baseless and wholesale calumnies
against his people, really places himself be-
low ths recognition Of decent men. We
truly hope there Il some mistake in the
rsPort 81 his remarks.
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EnrroR wALroS, Of the Stanford fNrE.
nsos younSkL. says fat tha, Tom. Henry
IL Disgrace 10 the party that honored him
~ lie votes. We have long wondered how
q party that had honored Gov. Blackburn,
"a. Cecil, Ralph sheldon and Judge
H.nis with lie votes could have clipped mp
20 all.fred bard on Henry. II is particu-
larry to be regretted that an old tried and
true democrat like Editor Walton should
have gone up to the trough and voted for
al Of them, with his foresight shut and his
hiud.ight wide pen.--[Louisville Com
nercisl. II so happens that we voted for
none Of the 6ne French gentlemen named,
except J. q. Cecil and there was nothing
AGAINST him at the time we did 90. We
ho~>ver claim no especial credit for falling
10 vote for We we're not in this section on
election day. Our files show that We op-
psssd Che nomination Of blackburn and
thcy also showas early as April 1882, that
We called on Tom Henry to Withdraw from
the race for Appellate Clerk and in the
event he failed 10 do 50. We asked the con-
sfifuied auihoriiiea TO declare HE nomins-
ton forfeited. After the whitewashing
that the committee gave him and his sp
rsntly sincere promiss to sin no more, we
Did cast our vote for him, though with
misgivings Of the ability Of an hsbitusl
drnnksrd 10 entirely abstain from the in
foxicstipg cup. We beg to enter splea Of
guilty Of being an 'old tried and true dem
ocraf" but We are no apclogist for the
short cominas Of any Of our members and
never hesiiated to express our sentiments
more freely against one than against re-
pnblicsp, for his teachings and his sftilis-
sions ars such ss 10 make him know the
honorable bearing that is required Of him.
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he sses.. d assured years. such
a. Universsl La.<itude, fkin Ia the
bsrk. Dimns~s " visien. frsma-
ture Old Age. and macy otter de
ss-cs that lead 70 Insanity o. Goa
sunptien. In all eascs Of Femals
wskkhc~~ the epeeife acts like .
charm. restsriss lee sr fsdisf viz
Or, giving 70 the eye q brilliant
and spsrklins besaiy. 10 the cheek,
the rosV Llooom Of health.
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Call on us or write for prices. We iesp large
stock and viii do our best 70 please you In price
and quality Of material. ~.