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National Republican., 1883-11-19
Now nIusln.

John f. Ellis s. Co. have sent the follow.
ing now music: "Ebb and Flow A Reverie," /"
by Raphael Fassett, which is dedicated to
Miss Raphael Ellis, and is simple though
beautiful melody; three compositions by Miss
Alice Thornton jenkins, viz; Content
ment," waltz, dedicated to Miss Emile
Thom, a smooth, melodic movements "Caro-
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were Saturday issued to
Stephen Rollo and Mollie Vannatter, Michael
G. Hagan, of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Catherine
E. Flaherty, of Washington, ID. c.; George
Carlin Ward, of Omaha. Neb., and Arianna
Elizabeth Marshall, of Tennallytown, ID. c.
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Frederick Pryor colored, was taken in by
Special Officer Mckay to the fifth precinct
station Saturday night for stealing a set of
harness from man named Johnson at Freed
mems Village Va.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Mrs Maggie Russell has reported at the
first precinct station that colored girl baby
had been left on her doorstep, No. 707 Sixth
street southwest.
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MORE STOLEN PROPERTY RECov-
Erred.
Further Developments as to the RobDeries
OF Highly.

Further Developments ms TO the Robberics
OF Highly.
James Highly, whose case was mentioned in
Saturdays REPUBLICAN, seems to have been
engaged in other robberios beside those Of the
residences of DIR. Bradford and Mrs. Wilt on
Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania avenues
Detective Mattingly after recovering the
jewelry and table linen referred to heretofore,
procured search warrant and raided the
shanty lately occupied by Mrs. Mary Canaan,
at 1901 Tenth street northwest, she
being now held at the Twelfth street
police station for receiving stolen goods,
and discovered the following articles which
had been stolen from Mrs. Crittenden, who
lives on Tenth street, between L and Fstreets .
One gold watch, four pictures and frames
small glass dish, piece of carpet, plated knife,
and small book of poems, silk skirt and piece
of black fringe, lace, shawl velvet bodice,
skirt with black velvet flounce, silk skirt,
flounced, two pieces of linen goods, and one
fan.
Highly says that the box containing the
plated ware was placed in the house Of Annie
Harris by Mary Canaan and then taken to the
house of Lowerbutts and taken from the last
named place by him and pswned at Smiths
pawn shop on Ninth street. Detective Mat
tiLgly has recovered all the goods except the
Sl4 worth of table linen and napkins which
Mrs Smith says she has no recollection of
buying. The detectives say that Mrs. Smith
has conveniently bad memory Mt certain
times. Mary Canaan is we'll known to the
police, and is the same woman who murdered
her child several years ago in Georgetown and
got off on the plea of insanity.
Highly says he was under the complete con-
troll of this woman. She made him rob the
houses, and they then divided the spols
Highly says he used to steel wood and coal at
tUkN f,..,. tla rl-. e, pI nAI
yard, and the woman retailed it to her neigh
bors in small quantities. Detective Mattingly
deserves much credit for the adroit manner
in which he has handled the case.
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Josiah Lewis, colored, is under arrest on a
charge of forging the name of a man named
Robinson to note for SIS and collecting the
money from the latter's wife. .
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Alice Carroll, the colored servant whose
arrest for stealing picture from Miss NJ. j
Ried. the artist, was mentioned in THE RE-
PUBLICAN, was fined So in the police court
Saturday.
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DON'T NIisa IT.

Don't Miss 1t!
Wells "Rough on Rats Almanac, at drug
gists, or mailed for &c. stamp
L. S. WELLS. Jersey City,
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Rochester Beer,

Try II, and If not the best bottled beer, get your
money back. Delivered to any part of the city
by dozen or case, at 70 cents per dozen. Order by
mail or telephone.
f. H. FINLEY. l2O6 Penna ave.
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THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog, No. SO5 Ninth street. near Penn
sylvania avenue.
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING of all descriptions
bought and the highest cash prices paid Call or
address l.. Rice, 623 Seventh street southwest.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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A "GLovE OPENING" The souvenir bar
gains" should attract many to the Palais
Royal "glove" opening to-day.
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HUNTSVILLE, ALA.-Dr. J. T. Ridley, says,
" Browns Iron Bitters is good appetizer and
merits attention from sufferers"
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NEVER In tho history of our house have we
shown such a complete assortment of cloth ng or
men and boys. Eiseman Brob, corner Seventh
aud E.
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nAIdernov Dairy weyon,.,

"Alderney Dairy Wagons.~
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered in 4 Ward" prints, at 45c. por lb
Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball; buttermilk, sc.
per quart, and sweet milk, sc. per quart
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Siso.

Siso.
GOODALL.-Saturday, Nov. IL 1883, at 1918 p. M,
BESSIE s., beloved daughter Of Francis II. and
Ophelia p. Goodnil, aged years and months.
Funeral services will be held at the residence OF
her parents. g4 street northwest at 1880 O'Clock a.
m., Immediately amer which the remains will be sent
to Bath. N. II for interment No flowers.
BRA DFoRD.-In this city. on Saturday, the 18th
inst. ut D p. M, CHARLES A. BRADFORD, late OF
Mobile Ala, in the Slth year of his age.
The funeral will take place NJ p. IN. on Mon day,
the 10th inst, from the residence of his brother In
law Mr.. John l.. Edwards, 1905 st- N w.
MAHONEY.-On Saturday, November II, at $40
O'clock JOHN w. MAHoNEY. In the 35th year of his
age.
Funeral will take place at 3 p. M Monday, Novem-
Der 49, from his late residence 1912 Pennsylvania ave
nue. northwest.
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AND INVALID BOYS.

The undersigned. an experienced physician and
teacher, makes the and instruction OF such boys
O specially Location delightful. Address
DR. WILLIAMSON. Lyme, Conn
MISS HARRoVBRS sELECT BOARDING
WI and Day School for Young ladies and Chill.
dren. 1880 Massachusetts avenue, late residence of
General Geo. b. Mcclellan, near TO Il st. cars For
circulars apply principal,
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TNyENINa GLASSES. tA MONTH.
Arithmetic, English Grammar, bookkeeping, Pom
mauship, Geography. History and Spelling. s. w.
FLYNN, a. NJ, southwest corner OF Eighth and X
streets northwest
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USRENcH AND ENGLISH

FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
1906 Seventeen tn street. avenue
Washington d. C.. under the direction OF
MRS. l.. p. MCDONALD and MISS ANNA ELLIS
Assisted by
PROF. A. p. MONTAGUE, Department OF Ancient
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to hold HIM 'prang out backwards to psve-
ment and drew his pistol, saw Denny Gre
6fst shot which took effect In Andenon's
side; door closed and heard three more
shcts
Mrs. salIie Doores died at her home in
this place, last Friday, in the s3rd year Of
her age.
Our town can justly take great pride
10 having amongs, us one Of the most en-.
isrprising jewellers Of Central Kentucky,
aud he is none other than J. c. Thompson,
who has the incest and most complete
stock Of goods We have ever seen in a
small town. He will have grand opening
on the 18Th.
Mrs. Hannah Poteet and Miss Maude
Myles, Of Harrod-burg, with Mi.s Katie
Fields, Of Leavenworih. Kan, are visiting
DR.. Hufman's. Several young men from
your town spent Sunday here and returnsd
after preaching at night We are always
delighted 10 have such agreeable gentle.
men visit our community. VIM. Sweeney
prominent lawyer, Of Greensboro. with
bis daughter, is visiting his brother, J. @.
Sweeney.
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RfRSpNxL

Ma JoHS A. NrwLASp, Of Paris, !.
here.
MIR. W. n MoRoBEnrs i making one
Moore visit 10 Bourbon.
Miss NAESiE EvASs, Of Gsrrard, has
been whiting Mrs. Capt. Tho-. Richards.
Ma J. r. MANS, ofthai sterling sheet
the Dsasile Adrocufe, was here yesterday.
MA W. r. GRIMES has gone TO visit
his brother, Joe s. Grimes, at Eunbe,h.
town.
Mn AID MRs. Lou cuLBERrsoS, Of
Coving,on, have been visiting relatives in
the West Ead. f-It
Miss sABRk PENNINGTON lsft yesisr.
day for several weeks visit TO her cousin
Miss Allie King.
Coz. II. +. FELLows Of Spring Geld
No, made short witt to his daughter
Mrs.. +. J. cuuan, las, week.
MIA. AND Mas J. L. sLAvES. Of Crab
Orchard. are spending several weeks with
daughter. Mrs. George koBards-l Hnrods'
burg Enterprise.
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cxssAa0 COUNTY DEPARTMENT.
Lancaster.


Nothing has been developed in the
Denny trial to change our opinion express
ed in the fret report ofthe tragedy and the
testimony that has been elicited 60 far has
been Of such character as to strengthen
our convictions Hugh Smith, Dan Col
lier, Yantis Middleton, W. @. Dunlap, Ben
Phsrigo, WIN. Hays. Ann Anderson. (col }
and John Mars testified for. ths defense
this morning. The most important witness
for the defense was John Marrs. who was
with Anderson at the Lancaster Hotel on
Monday night previous TO the killing and
saw Anderson several times during the day
he wss killed aud was with him only Few
minutes before Denny shot him. He states
that Anderson used very abusive and ssr-
castle language towards Denny at the hotel;
that he tried to turn the conversation (but
In vain and that he finally left the public
room; sha, he passed the door, looked u
and hearing Anderson stiIliabusiae Denny,
passed on. He saw deceased on the morn
ing Of the 2sih, with whom he had con-
versstion. 10 the course Of which deceased
remarked that he had met Denny ard that
the d--n s-n Of b-h refused to speak to
meP rSas Ihimvsgain after dinaer aud
told him he intended 10 shoot Denny, at
the same time patling bis pstol said, . IL I
had had this be would never have spoken
to me again, or any one else" Mars ad-
vised him to drop the matter and behave
himself Saw deceased rass and fs-psss
Dsnny's door several times and look in at
the steps leading to the office; saw him lsau
agains, Lizards store wipdowwiihin sfooi
Of the door leading h the stair way, aud
when Mrs. Denny came up he stepped from
this point to the pavement towards the
third post Of -hed in front Of the building
against which he leaned; heard Mrs Denny
call her husband 1, come down. Just then
Mars went into his fathers store and first
shot was heard. This afternoon Jno Min
Ter, Gabe Greenlief and H. Brown lesti
6ed AT the present writing Brown il lea.
tifying. He states that he came down from
Denny 4 Tomllnson's ciice. passing Denny
at the door, holding shotgun in his hauds;
passed on. and stopped on the pavement,
in front Of Lillards. Mrs Denny spoke 10
Judge about the MALL saw Anderson s.ar.
towards Denny with pistol Ia hand; Denny
cred gun, missing him; Brown grabbed An
derson as be went into the door; Was unable
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steps from Denny's door. SAW Denny
standing With bic shot.gun raised Il a u
70 ere and Il went % Anderson had HE
hands In he pockeis; soon ss D. fred he
tucked biz head and ran towards him, stag
rered past, recovered himself and went into
doorway, seemed 10 almost fall. Then
door closed and firing commenced; did no,
see any pistolin A,s hand until vent
over and pulled him out; II was a self cock.
ing Smith 4 Wesson that was In his hand
then and Il belonged 10 me. When he got
& be said II Denny spoke to him he would
blow HE d-n head OF. ] told him not 10
do that and ssked him TO 20 snd play q
game Of pool with me. because saw he
vas drunk. Told Tomlinson Of threat an
hour or 20 before killing Anderson was
staggering drunk; had habit Of walking
around with his hands in pockets
WV. p. BARLOW. First saw Andersen
come across Lexington street. lie stood
against third post at Lillard's aud Denny
was standing in his door IL or IS feet from
him. Saw where shot took effect; Ander-
son wss drunk and staggered as he came
zcross the street.
CHARLIE PEACOCK Saw Anderson in
'front.' Of Denny's door and heard some one
coming down s,eps. Saw Denny with gun
and saw il fred; Anderson tucked his head
ard ran towards Denny, drasing bis pistol
a. be went; seemed to have a scuflls with
Harry Browo, who backed and Anderson
went Ia dvor.say and then the shots were
hred
Dir. =. o. YouNc Wounds in Ander-
sons body Ia face, through lief, arm and in
Ief. aide Of body; face powder burnt and
clothes burning. Death resulted from
wounds.
The prosecution here rested in chief and
the defense introduced J. q Sweeney, W,
II. Kinnsird, WIN. Barnside, q. c. Storms,
w. x. Robinson, Judge Walker, w. C.
Bailey. Capt. Singleton and DIR. J. B. Kin
naird a. to the character Of deceased. They
agreed that while quiet man when sober
be VS.. qusrrelsome and dangerous when
drinking.
w. S. WALKER Heard Dunlap and
Hugh Smith communicate threats made
against Denny BY Anderson, while was ia
his ofios; went down and saw Anderson
He was leaning seainst a posi With hi
hands In his pockets. He staid there
awhile, went away and came back sgsin.
JAMES HERRISo.-Saw Anderson al
sprsit's bar roam between 2 and O'Clock
Behaved roughly towards Bsrkele, used
filthy epithet toward Denny, said he had
refu,ed 10 speak 10 him, that be was mol
armed then but was nov and II DENIM
spoke 10 him he would blow hi. brains out
Anderson was very drunk. did not &c
and tell Denny Of threats because ] had
passed there and saw Anderson waking ur
and down the pavement and could not gel
into Denny's Office without passing him.
Adjourned ill 10 o'clock Monday. See
Lancaster letter for Yesterdays proceed
ines. Al s o'clsck last nigh, the case wal
siill being argued ttf
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The County Court gained license yea
tsrday to W. O Barnett TO keep hotel at
Stanford Junction, with the privilege Of
selling liquor. NJ. G. Poriman was also
granted license. W. p. Bourne qualified
as administrator Of John w. Vaughn. The
wills Ct Maurice A. Murphy and Mrs. Re
beeea Ballsngsr were admitted to probate
and Squire John S. Murphy qualified as
executor Of the latter. Kennedy q Co.,
proved that 5000 Was fair valuation Of
their mill and $1,000 Was accordingly DE-
Quoted from the ae'essment G. w. Al
ford was also credited with the taxes on
s9s7 worth Of land. he having been as
sesssd with 22l acres more than he has.
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focll NOTICES.

Buy PAINTS Of Penny a McAlistsr.
NrcE stock Of birthday cards At Penny A
McAlisier's.
STANDARD resdy mixed paints At Nc
Roberto A Starg's.
Jos. Haas Hog Cholera Cure. Penny
A McAlis,er sole agents.
BRASD nsw stock Of every thing In the
levelry line at Penny a McAlisier's.
WArcHEs, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted BY Penny a McAlister.
FoR corghs, colds, &c, use Compound
Syrup White Pine Pot up IN 25c and Soc
bottles, Trial size l0c. A<Robsris A
elaQe.
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MARRIAGES.

WIN. F. Oaks and Miss Mary +. Minis
were made one at Mrs. Jennie Oaks last
night et, ff 81
Arthur ii Dsyidsen and Miss Hannah
A. Snow. dsmssl Of 10, were married on
the 81.
-Widower james Norton and widow
Matte A. Smith, both of Garrard, came
over last week and had their dssiinies uni.
ted. ~ -.
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John 8. Goode, Of Hustonville. who
recently brought car load Of Norman and
Clydesdsle mares and one stallion, from IL.
linois, lost the stallion, Friday night. from
lung fever He was veluee al 81, 900.
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All sorts OF icredible stories are told Of
the ostrich farm in California. The latest
!. that in the morning, during the laying
time, II the wind is in the right quarter,
the cackling Of the hen ostriches can be
heard at distance Of forty miles
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THE Rink. Friday night. was decidedly
the beet Of the season. A large crowd at
tended including a number Of ladies and
gentlemen from distance. II Is almost
wonderful that the interest in the sport has
kept ups 90 we'll for three winters. Come
everybody, Friday night.
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KiLLrD BY rnE cARs.-The body Of
David Helm. a coiored man, was found
msnglsd on the railroad track about two
mile. below town, FRIDAY, evidently done
by train. Graws Tribble, the last man
Who sac him. says that he was ery drunk
when he left him, not far from the spot
~hsre he wss found. and he warned him
against walking on the track.
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Qua report Of the Denny trial is taisn
from the notes Of W. n Miller. Esq, one
OF biz attorneys. and some allowance mus,
be made for HE feelings in the Gaze, We
are srre however, that they are ss fair a.
la~yers' notes everare.
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juror W. ~. BAmKYe administrator,
Mr.. Harrison Bailey, sold his late residence
and a acres Of land lying partly In the city
limits. yesterday. to Squire NJ. c. Portman
for 81, AIS, nearly $3.50 per acre.
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MAsrER COMMISSIONER, w. @. welcb,
sold tract Of laad lYing partly in the lin.
iis Of Crab Orchard. containing 60 acres
and Known as the old Billy Hsnsford place,
too. w. Jsmes a, $3.50. The amount,
received was joe. Two cents more than Mr..
James mortgage, interest and costs.
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DESsYs ExAMIsIse TRIAL When the
case sgains, George Denny, Jr., for the
murderof y. II. Anderson. was called al
Lancaster Friday for examination, Judge
Walker explained that he was related to
the defendant aud declined to eli Ia the
ease. E'quires joe. Robinson and Jack
Dunn being In town, were chosen 10 COM
pose the court, but Mr.. Robt. Harding, rep
,eseniibg the Cou.mon wealth, announced
that he was not ready and a continuance
was granted till next day, when Mr.. John
W. Yerkes appeared 10 .Nssist him. Mr..
Denny vas Represented BY W. n. Miller, Of
Stanford, aud several OF the local bar. The
witnesses we're sworn and on motion Of the
prosecution rule was granted separating
them. Hugh n. Logan, wn' the frat wit
ness aud his testimony was ia substance as
followG Saw the difficulty; was In front Of
store and cav MnC Denny and daughter
pas Deceased was just ahead Of them ,
looked up Dsnny's siePs and passed on,
Dsnpy came down steps vih ahpi gda;
heard Ere and saw deceased stoop and run
into the door, drawing a pistol as be went
heard shots after he went in and Afterwards
saw Anderson pulled out was ifiy yards
of; Anderson was al the third Of the four
posts there n was between 1880 and 5 oc.
Heard no words. Saw Jim Brown, who
seemed excited and drew his pistol. He
was jumping around there and could not
tell what he was doing; be drew bic pistol
just afler Anderson started. When deceas-
ei stopped with HE face towards Denny's
sleps, he had both hands in his pockets, one
further thsn The other. lie was drinking
when cav him At o'clock and In the
store heard him say he had had some
words with Denny Monday night and that
be was Ia fun. but Denny did not like Il;
told him he could take II ss be God id
pleased; that he mad met Denny that morn.
ing and be had refused to speak; that he
was not armed Their, but he was nos. and
pulled out bic pistol and tapped II on the
counter.
w. NJ ARSoLD -slw Anderson come
across from spratts bar room aud lean
against post Of Lillard's shed. about six
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The Memphis Tenn Avalanche says
that a census Of Southern editors shows
two captains, seventeen majors, seven gen.
erals, and 1876 colonies. There are no
privstes and no oficers below the rank Of
captain.
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JuDosJ D. Drssr. late q Stanford,
was srresied for peddIing bugsies without
license at Bowling Green, but he beat the
case on the sreund ,ha, the oct which
places taria upon properly Manufactured
outside Of the State IL unconstitutional.
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DAN MnLrR's usually handsome physi-
osnOmy has been changed TO one Of the
usllegt mugs that ever adorned (S) the hu-
man head. lie looks like he had stood up
forty minutss before Sullivan, getting the
worst Of il all the time, but he says il all
was caused by his horse falling down with
him, and his getting caught under the ami.
NAL
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Dos'r forget we have closed our ttore on
the corner and can ouly be found In The To-
ture at the one store, OwsleY's old stand op.
posite Courthouse. Bright a Curran.
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JAzks Cam. n hrrksman. had HE leg
crushed By The cara a PsrksvilIe, sa,ur-
day. He was taken 70 Lebanon, where IL
was ampuiated.
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A BEAUTIFUL placquc given to every
purchaser Of a dollars worth or over, at J.
W. Haydens.
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6roRor A. swIsEnRoD vas pui in jail
Saturday for being drunk and disorderly
and yesterday be wen. In seaiu for the same
offense.
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A GOOD lot Of boots and shoss dat were
carried over from lsst year win be closed
out al J. w. Haydens al reduced prices
Take 4 look before buying.
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A FREIoHT train broke in two, near
Gravel Switch. Friday night, and running
together again down a steep grade, the
drawbacks on fourteen cars were broken
Oh, causing q long delay.
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VIZ Ana sole sgepis for the High',opsd
double roller Patent Flour, made At Lex
ington. Try H. Every pound. guaranteed.
Metcalf A Owsley. .r
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Qua lhea,re-goers will remember that on
the last occasion that that old played out
face maker, Az Barnett, visited ne he had
with him variety actor known as wstiy
wsllsck and a quite handsome young ac-
,rss., Miss Fannie Wsllsck, supposed 70 be
The vie Of wstiy. Well they'll never come
any more. They have stopped sPpesring
10 pablic and We shall never look upon
them again. The reason is beyond their
control. They were lost at sea together
Nth company they bad, between Key
West and Nassau, during recent gale. I'm
fortunately Ar was not among the number.
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HARsrss and shsli hardware cheaper al
T. r. wsltons than elseshere.
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NICE Jamaica orsnses, bapsnas. malaga
grapes. lemons, nuts Of all kinds At 8. 8
Myers'.
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.LIrTLE PKRsosAIS-A bird girl has
arrived a John Traylor's and sgirl, making
the ls,h child. At John yonGrunigans
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Remember you will only find us a, the
one store o~sleys old stand, opposite the
Court House. Bright a Cufran.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

Having my lands 20 scattered, wish 10 sell
privately the old Lindsey stephenson farm, on
Dix River near Walnut Flat, containing 1871
acres Of good land in good neigh borbood. Large
lying between Geo. T. Nc Roberts and r. X. Gen.
try's on Hawkins Branch. Nice boz house and
brick chimney. All under fence. Pienty FIRE
wood. Both titles good. Bargains can be lad.
Address or call on w. r. sfEPHENsOH.
% Crab Orchard, Ky.