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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16
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TO n PUBLIC.
INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELVES,

Postmaster General orsshan havisg PUB
nthsl . malicious falsehocd IN rsesfd 20 the
eharae CT Ct the LouisiAnA StAts LottsRJ Com
ps1S; the folieyts. fact, ar: s,'sn to .Se
EAssa In : fsAudulsnt business. 20 b FALSE
and untrue:
Amount Of prizes paid BY the Leai.i.ns
Stats Lottery Company from J nuary 1. 1873.
20 prSssat date:
PAID TO Southern Express Co. New
Orlenna. T. n. wescoat, Man.. tlsNesSo
Paid to Louisiara National pank.
Jos. II. ORl, shy, President..... A6J,s0o
al to LorisiSni siats National
Bank. 3. H. Kennedy President. l7s.iuo
Paid 81 New Orleans National bank,
A Baldwin. PreSident..-...-... $500
Paid 20 Union National Bank. s.
chArlaron. Cashier. 0!AN
Paid to citizens' Bank,
4 l.. csrrisre. President..:..... $500
Paii 10 GermEniA National Bank,
Julcs CAssarj. President......- 1.Wo
Paid to Hiuernia National Bank.
Charles Palfrey. Cashirr....-.... SIOoO
PAID TO Canal BAn-. Id Toby. Cashier lS.iso
Paid TO mutual National Bank.
jos. nj .ehsll. Csshisr........... s0o
Tot. paid a. .sor...............n.as.cSO
Paid IN sums Of under 1900 At tho
various ofnees Of the Company
Throughout the United States. 2oN.4lo
Total paid by ll.............. A.ssl.oco
For the truth OF the sboVe facts. VIC refer the
public to officers OF the a. oye-nAmtd corpor-
the Mayor and ofneer u the City Of New Or
leans, to the State authorities Of Louisiana.
and asa TO the U. s. officials Of Louis ana. We
claim to be legal. honest and correct In all our
transactions. : much 80 AS any business In the
country Our standing H. concvd d by AL
who will investigate. aud our stock has Tor
years been cold al our Boa-d OF Brokers. and
owned by many Of our test known and re-
speeted cit Isns.
u. A.:DAUPnIS. Prrsidsnt.
VCAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000. "
Tickets only s.. shares In pro-
portion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Incorporated in 1865 for IS years By the Leg.
islatlEe ft elI:ItoIA and charitable pur-
poses with A'apltal of 81 100. O.-io witch
EreservG fund Of ever syt0.U 600 has aimee been
added.
by an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise MAS made = part Of the present state
Constitution adopted DecemUer ~, A. d. SD.
The only LOTTERY ersr roted on end en-
d.rsed by tie people cf any :tate.
II II never ssa.es or postvcucA
= Iz Grad Single Number Drawings take
place Monthly.
n SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
10 WIN - FORTUNE r.. TENTH
dHAND DRAWING. GLASS h. AT NEW
ORLEANS. TUESDAY. October @. 1853.
IOIst Monthly Drawing.
Capital Prize, $751; 900.
100000 Tickets at Fire Ola Each.
Erac,ionH In Iinhs In IIn,,ortinn-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Az orders on IN, line q. &c. =. n, Il
promptly HIlrd.
Once at Elko
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01
DEATHS

Mrs. William Cooley died Saturday
Of Consumption, aged about % years sh,
was a member Of the Christian church and
leaves six little children, who will suffer
for mothers tender care.
Carson Up 10 sir months or 90 ago
there was not a healthier, happier or more
deserving woman than Mrs. Permelia J,
Carson, wife Of Squire W. II. Carson, late
Of this place. About that time her mind
became diseased and Il was soon necessary
TO place her 10 an Asylum. The treatment
there failed to do her any good and after
growing steadily worse all the time, death
came to her relief on Saturday morning
last. Her remains we're brought here for
interment and on Sunday afternoon were
laid away after very appropriate funeral
discourse In the Christina church BY Rev.
ii. G. Morrison. Mrs. Carson united with
the Christian church when In her youth,
and kept the faith 90 long a. reason lasted.
That she was a true and earnest mother is
shown by the worthy family Of children
-he reared, all Of whom can bless and hon.
or her sacred memory. They and the grief
stricken husband have the sympathy Of q
loving community, which can appreciate
The calamity that has befalIen them. Mrs.
Carson was in her 49th year.
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RELIGIOUS.

"A revival at the Baptist church, Law
renceburg, has just closed with 10 addi-
tions.
Miss Willie J. Lilliard, Of Cincinnati
and a great admirer Of Mr.. Barnes, con-
Quoted services at the Louisville Faith
Cure Sunday.
Rev. X. II. Caldwell will preach at
Walnut Flat next Sunday, instead Of the
third, to enable him to attend Presbytery
on the latter day.
The Kentucky Ministers Temperance
Convention, in session in Louisville, recon-.
mended the total abolition Of the msnufac.
ture and sale Of intoxicating liquors, and
asked the coming Legislature for law for
bidding the sale Of liquor within three
miles Of any church, university, college,
academy or school.house, excepting in
towns Of | 900 inhabitants.
Rev II. c. Morrison decided after the
Sunday service 70 protract the meeting al
the Methodist church and Rev. F. 8. Pol.
lit, Of Maysville, who preached for him
on that day will assist him during the
week. Services will be held at 10 80 A. NJ.
and $50 P. NJ. until further notice. Next
Sunday, Rev. f. II. Pesrce, of Versailles,
and Mr.. Morrison will exchange pulpits,
after which, IL sufficient interest is mani.
tested, the meeting will still be carried on.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01
LAND. SI0cK ANl cR1P.

The proprietors Of the Lincoln Mills
want to buy wheat.
Spring chickens have appeared at Mt.
Sterling. They command 81 per dozen.
w. +. Abraham sold 6-year-old COM
bined gelding to John Y. Myers for $ls5.
Gen. Gano, Of Bourbon, sold IL Short
horn cows and heifers to an Ohio man for
an average Of $40.
-Robt. Cregor, Of Washington county,
claims lamb which weighed IL lbs. at its
birth and 40 lbs. when thirty.three days
old.
A Lexington firm bought 100 tons Of
hemp at $475 to S.. Many farmers in
Fayette are holding theirs for an advance
in the latter price.
Dispatches from the fruit growing re-
gions Of Illinois say that the frost did We
ny little damage, and that large crops Of
all kinds Of fruit are expected.
-WANTED-A careful tenant to take
care Of a nice country home balance Of the
year. House and yard, garden and COW
pasture. Price, $I5. NJ. L. Bourne, Stan
ford, Ky.
Col. Bowman, State Commissioner Of
Agriculture, has arranged for the distribu.
ton Of 10000 silkworm eggs TO parties in
Kentucky who desire to make experiments
10 sericulture.
-Fifty-two Enquirer and Great Tom
colts were sold at the Belle Meade sale,
near Nashville, Saturday, for s27, 400, an
average of 1852 each, the came as last
years average.
Major r, B. Metcalf, who has recently
purchased farm near Lexington, has an
income Of $1,000 per day paid him by q
company for the privilege Of working his
gold mine in California.
Geo. w. Afford bought In this and
Garrard county 8 head Of cows and calves
at $40 to $50. He also bought in the
Preachersville neishborhOod 25O lambs for
delivery June 10th, at &c, to weigh 60 lbs
and upwards.
The Anderson Nelcs says Judge W. IL
McBrayer has sold 10 Cincinnati parties
465 head Of cattle at cents and 500 head
Of hogs at 6ic, to be delivered in June
Davies HAckley sold his farm Of 1854 acres
four miles from Lawrenceburg for S.. 0OC
10 Il. l.. Mckee.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01
Personal


MIA. jon Rour has the Intermittent
fever.
Miss ELLA CALDWELL, Of Perryville
IL the guest OF Miss Ella Gaines.
Ma rHos. MErcALF spent Sunday
with his parents in Nioholssville
Col J II. TfSsLEY, Of Barbourville
lawyer Of much note, IL ia town.
Miss ELLA DooREs, OF Crab Orchard
IL the guest Of Mrs. Geo. II. McRoberts.
--PRoF. NJ. l.. BouRHE has moved 10
the Col. Miller house on somerAe, street
Cot. w. @. WELcH left for Cincinna.
Il Yesterday to attend the Dramatic Fes-
tival.
DAVID AND john 7. JOHNSON, Of lIus-
tonvilse, have gone on an extended trip TO
Texas
-BRo. - il supremely hsppy, the MI.
Salem re'ghborhood being represented here
this week.
Miss ELIZA A. HARMS returned Fri
day night frsm a thres-weeks' visit in
Louisville.
Mn. X a. COLLIER, who has been
down with hemorrhsge Of the kidneys, il
able to 10 about.
Mn A. A. ,MoKiSSEY, who has been
down sith mAlarial fever, !. again at his
post in the First National
Ma AND Mas II c. BRIGHT are going
10 housekeeping and will occupy the cot
tage next 10 Postmaster Affords.
Ma. AND MRs BENNETT CLoYD have
gone to Arkansas TO visit relatives and will
70 from there to Mississippi, where they
have other relatives. They will be gone
some time.
Miss BERrA sHREvE, attending col
lege here, went home TO Livingston FRI
day 10 spend Saturday and Sunday with
her parents.
-SqUIRE FERRILL and family, Of Msdi.
son, leh Yesterday for Fulton county, Mis-
souri,. lie IL good citizen and We hope
the people Of that State will receive him
kindly.
-JUpGE NJ ]. DURHAM delivered an
address a, the Odd Fellows Anniversary
Celebration in Lexington and Cincinnati
paper in printing notice Of il gets mixed
a. follows "Mr. j. Durham, Of Danyille,
ex State Senator. Sc" but such is fame.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01
Not A Candidate tor Gorennor.

The following letter is Of interest to the
republicans Of this section
JUDGE j, A. LYLE, Chairman, nc
Stanford, Ky.-Dsar Judge A mutual
friend Of ours from Lincoln county, has
informed NE that il is your intention and
that of other friends in Lincoln county, TO
endorse and recommend me 10 your coun-
~ Convention next Monday, to our State
Convention for nomination for Governor.
Please let me remind you that said near
two months ago in a card over my name,
that was not in any sense candidate for
this nomination, and / msan Whaf said
Now you can see that were ] endorsed by
the good people Of my native county, Il
might be suspicioned that this was done Al
my request. or with my consent, and that
WAS not in good faith in what have here
toiore said. So thanking you all for your
kind and friendly motives. l must request
ami iRsisi that my name be moi brought be-
fore your Convention in this eonnection.
Very truly your friend,
A. NJ. swoPE.
Lexington, April p, 1888.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01
LocAL VOICES.
Buy PAINTS Of Penny n MoAlister.

Boy PAINTS Of Penny n McAlister.
FIsHISa Tackle at McRoberts a Stage
NIcE stoSk Of birthday cards at Penny 4
McAlister'e.
STANDARD ready mixed paints at Me
Roberts n Stages.
ALI the colors Of Diamond Dyes at Nc
Roberts n Stage.
Jos Haas Hog Cholera Cure. Penny
a McAlieter sole agents
LANDRErH's Garden Seeds, in bulk and
In papers, At Penny Il McAlis,er's
wArcHEs, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n MoAlister.
GEr your Soda Water, Ice cold and
pure, from the new fountain Of Penny a
McAlister.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01

OSE KILLED AND THREE WoUSDED.-
On Saturday afternoon Bob, Tom and DC.
Smith, James Haley and jim Iocum on
one eide and Jim, Pete and Bill Cain on
the other, met in a drinking house at Nc
Kinney, when il is said that Hshey egged
ON a row by reminding the Gains that the
Smiths had assisted ia their arrest when a
reward was offered for them. A general
shooting and cutting then commenced, and
il is said that fully forty shots were fred.
After the melee II WAS found that Bill Cain
had been shot through the heart, Pete Cain
slightly shot in the head aud cut in the
back with a Ratchet, jim Cain cut 10
the shoulder aud Bob Smith cut Ia the
head with a rock and shot 10 the mouth.
Haley ran as soon as the trouble commen-
oed and Yocum got of before an officer ar
rived The Smiths were captured and
held over TO an examining trial TO be held
Thursday. Ii was a hard crowd on both
sides, the Gains especially, they having
been before the courts repeatedly,
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Grand Army of the Potomac

The Grand Army Of the Potomac will
hold its Annual Reunion at Washington,
d. C, May 10th and 18th, and the Ohio
4 Missi'sippI Railway will sell Excursion
Tickets to Washington and return to all
who wish TO visit the National Capitol at
that time from Louisville and points on
the line at reduced rates. Tickets will be
sold on May 18th and 18th, good for return
until the 18Th.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01

ESCAPED Convict CHANGES CLOTHES
While Mr. John c. Howard vas out in his
field at work, near Crab Orchsrd, Saturday,
his cabin was entered and robbed Of black
cashmere suit and hat. A pair OF over
alls and a penitentiarY suit were found in
a thicket clore by and it Is supposed that
the thief was a convict who had escaped
from the contractors on the X. G. X. X
Saturday night a man wearing the suit
described by Mr.. Howard, and hat, with
a silk cord for band ard without binding
on the brim, also Described by him, was
seen at Richmond Junction and It is sup
posed that he got of on the night freight,
a. he has not been seen since lie was
about six feet high and either white man
or very light negro. He pretended Il
have been left by the circus, TO which he
belonged, and which he was trying Il
reach. Mr. Howard will give liberal re-
ward for the return Of the fellow TO thi'
county,
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Abdallah Messenger!

Red bay stallion; l6 hands; ioaled 1878; bred by
Chas. Dunn, stanford, XVI sired by Messenger
Chief, sire OF Maud Messenger o-year-old record,
2265< Marvel. 6-year-0ld record, 22ei Abel Abdal-
lab, l-year-old trial, 22314 Gus, 4year-0ld trial.
AIS; Rena C., 220 gait at years old Matte MeD.
220 gait at years old Maggie Stewart 2o gait az
years old, aud other promising ones. LIST dam SUI
sic BY sentinel, 22ss4, and the sire Of Won Arnim,
2i9Hi Annette, 2;25Isi r. A., 2;26i Young senti-
mel, 226; Vivandiere, 2.261s Mignon, 2:27ifi Ca.
brother 10 Volunteer, the sire fst Julien, 2liA;
Gloster. PHI Alley, Aig; bodine, 2il9iii Driver,
2l91Ei Hunter, 2;2o1+i Amy, 2;29'a, and a score
dam Of BERTHE Girl, 2-yesr0ld record. $685. t-year
old record. 2:S7. and the grandam Of Maud Mes
sengeT, 5-yesr-old record, 22ss4i ey AlsSander's
lind, 2:2isf; ThOrndale, 2.22l4; Almoni, Abdallah
Pilot, Sc, &e. 80 dam by Red Jacket lsire Of the
dam Of Kentucky wilkes 2i2l, aad tht grandam
son, S-year-Old record, 22lil by Comet by Sher-
man Morgan, the sire Of Vermont Black Hawk the
sire Of Ethan Allen and mauy other trol tiers. Red
Hawk. 4th dsm an extIa road mare brought from
the North by W. l.. Vance, Of Mercer county, and
aid 20 be Of Messenger blood. sentinel and Alex
andeT's Abdallah are both by Rysdyk's Hamblo-
tonian, the grandsire Of Maud s., ai0i4, and the
sire Of Dexter, ana kettie, 2isi Orange Girl.
2;2O; Gazelle 2;2li Jay Gould, 22l and 80 others
with reeO a Of $50 aud better. Messenger Chief
WAS si ed BY Abiallah Plot sire OF fickafd, 2;lsl
Red jim, S-year-Old record, 2;ls. lst dam Is sis
ter-in-bloOd To Gen. Geo "A Thomas, sire Of
SCOTS Thomas. 90 by Mambrino Messenger, sire
Of Lewinski, 2:25l4 "a dam BY MambTino Chief,
u 70 u Lady Thorn, 2;isi,i Moodofd MambfinO,
2.2il<; Mambrin0 Patchen and others. Sd dam by
Imp. Hapolson. English Hunter, &c. Abdallah
Messenger will mskv the season Of 1858 al Chas.
Dunn, ~ miles from STANFORD, On kush Branch
nike mile from Stan0id a Lancaster pike and
) miles from Lancaster Danyille pika, al $40 TO
/ Insure a Mare in FoaL Money due as soon
a. the fact is asoertained. Mares that have pubic
records Of 1850 or better, or such have produced
trotters with records Of 2;30 better may he bred
free Of charge. Address
WILLIE q. DUNN,
STANFORD, Lincoln Co., Ky.
MEssKR0ER PaIHCE, by Messenger Chief, dam
BY Alealde, (sire Of liylas, 2ltH Enigma, 22d
Fancy Day, $50, Ac.) will make the season Of 1885
AT fOant fox', Bryaniaville KY, AT 90 20 insurs
| ! Innra IN lnal M. a. ID.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01

TmE Richmond Branch which is now the
same euage Of the l.. a ~, will, We learn
from the Richmond Register, be changed to
that Of the Kentucky Central, which is 4
feet 81 inches, on the second Tuesday in
June. II will all be done in one day and
there will be no stoppage of trains.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01

The passenger depot here, which has al
ways been the handsomest one on the line.
Il being renovated and improved.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01

THE First National Bank building is to
undergo a complete change, which, when
effected, will no, only present the handsom-
est front In town, but be : model OF beauty
and convenience inside. Mr. j. II. CARR
gian, OF Danville, has presented plans and
specifications which are TO be laid beioT G
the directors at their next meeting.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01

CALL and examine my stock of Furni'
tnre, &C.; IL is nov full and complete, and
prices are lower than ever. b. X. Wearen.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01

REMEMBER we still sell a good N. O. gu.
gar 2 pounds for ST. II. G. Bright
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01

COME and see the "Golden Star" the
cheapest and best coal oil cook stove in
the market, at A. Owsley 4 Sous.
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Mas. KATE DUDDERAR ia pleased "a
announce that she will have a grand mil.
linery opening mex, Friday, to which all
the ladies are respectfully invited.
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PRESIDENT INGALLS, Of the X. G. X. r
after trip over the line says that trains
will be running through to Richmond by
Julv lat
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01

ALL the churches we're represented at the
lir't meeting Of the "Union Choir" at the
Presbyterian church Friday night and the
originators Of the move we're much pleased
at the good start The next meeting will
be held at the Baptist church Friday even
log at 7:3O Mr. John w. Roui conducts
the exerciaea
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01

lHAvE opened a shoe shop at my stable,
where repairing Of all kinds will be done
A. T. Nunnelley.
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Hustonville Nat. Bank.

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER OF THE CuRRENcY,
WASHINGTON, April 7, 1888.
WHEREAS, By satisfactory evidence presented u
the undersigned, II has been made 10 appear thai
the National Bank Of Hustonville, IN the town o.
HustOnyille, In the county OF Lincoln and state o.
Kentucky, has complied with all the provisions Of
the Revised Statutes Of The United States required
TO be conf piled with before association shall be
authorized TO commence the business Of banking
Nov, therefore, l., John J.. Knox, Comp
troller Of the Currency, do certify that the Ma
tional Bank Of HustOnville, In the town Of Hus.
tonville. In the county Of Lincoln and state Of
Kentucky, is authorized TO commence the business
Of banking, a. authorized in Section 5,iG9 OF the
Revised Statutes Of the United States.
In testimony Whereof witness my hand and
seal Of Office, this 18th day OF April, 1888.
JOHN y. KNOB,
I3s-2m Comptroller Of the Currency.
No. ,sI7.
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NEw lot of frames and picture frame
and cornice moldings, and full line Of fur.
nituie at u. X. Wearen's. Prices low. Call
and zee for yourselves.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01

TRY the "Gilt Edge -four; first premium
at Cincinnati Exposition. Sold only by
II. c. Bright.
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]. w. HAYDEN has received a nice new
lot Of Spring Clothing, Hadn't you better
20 and get bargain Of him.
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LUMBER.-I have lot Of plank for fenc-
log and building purposes that | will ex-
change for stock or forage. 4. b. Hayden,
Sianfofd
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We ARE the only firm at Stanford sell.
ing the ziegler Bros.' Shoes. shanks a
Hooker
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ArRfL with lis cyclones, frosis and foods
Is past and we hail May with the hope that
she will repair the damage her predecessor
has done.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01

ASorHER frost whitened the earth yea
terday morning bat We can learn Of no
damage that il done save to kill few ten
der garden plants.
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~ you want to buy Dry Goods, Carpets,
Hats or Shoes, do not fail to call at Robt.
$. Lytle's and see his stock.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01

THRouGH trains to Knoxville will, we
Learn, be put on May l4,h. The accom-
mediation train will continue; the daily
mail, which will run through, will have
abou: the same schedule for this division as
now and in addition, night trains leaving
Knoxville at p. NJ. and Louisville about
the same time, will be put on. This will
make three passenger trains each way dai.
ly, aud leave travellers no room TO complain
Of delay a. under the old system.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-01

JUsr received nice assortment Of in,
French Candies At s. 3. Myers.
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Rom. s. LYrLE has received a very fine
line Of ladies Shoes.
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TEN shares Of the First National Bank
stock Of this place were sold Ms high as Sll5.
Considering that the bank commenced bus
mess October lst, last, this is remsrksble
premium.
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FoR SALE A handsome residence
Will sell very cheap. W. Craig, Stanford.
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~ YOU want the bes, super two-ply wool
carpets 20 to J. w. Hayden's.
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All the new shades in all.wool goods
and in cheaper goods, with trimmings to
match, can be found at J. W. Hayden'a .
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HAVE a good, gentle milk COW for
sale. X. + Barrow. Stanford.
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Fresh cabbage and tomato plants al
wayu on hand at w. T. Green's
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WANTED Country Bacon, especially
shoulders. II c. Bright.
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REcoLLEcr the mass convention at tbs
Court-Iouse next Saturday at ? o'clock.
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~ we are to Judge Of the sentiment Of
Boyle by the tone Of the letters ola couple
Of correspondents Of the Advocate, the peo-
pie there are rather fsstidious in regard to
the Senatorial race. Neither Hsnsford nor
Rigney suits them and they can be happy
only in the nomination Of a new man. We
admit that there are better men in the
district than either Of the candidates, but
either IL fully up. IL not beyond the aver
age Of Senatorial ability, and as they are
the only men Offering for the Office, it il
likely that one or the other will be chosen
Tor IT,