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MAY 24, 1372.
FOR MfUDETr
IIORACE GREELEY,
of Nrw York.
FOR VICE rRK8IDET
' B. ORATZ BROWN,
VTt place tttnw nsmn at th bead of
rmr column tn h strirkea tiwtrr-tmra
only n the onilimti.m of an lurli-wnil-tsrt
rfekct br tha Lcm!rcy; and with
M eanimt hnp that wilue and patriot
ism may rule tha minds of our kader.
I -. -
i ... CAHIVtlU CXIIM. ..
Al tn Congressional anJ PrwMmtiul
contest hai fiurljr upeiied, we doslr to of
fer t the ritiara of thia part of the State,
cramp medhira of political news; and
w now ofluf lb club) of ten or more,'' our
aaper from May 10th to tha lat of Dr
eem&W, fir th am all aim of 75 cento
. and to aiiigla aubxcribpri for the Mine
Y"ftimt,1'0a
preaent political canvas will he
very great importance, and our
FRIDAY, t i
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narilitie fur furnishing eur people with
reliable and accurate politca! new, hare
never' beoa excelled. Send in your
dab and aubacriptlon at oncet
CROAKERS.
There are to be found in all countries,
torn who look upon the dark side only,
of every picture. These men we term
croakers, Ibr tha want of a better name.
Ia looking ever oar exchanges since
the recent Liberal Convention, we find
that a few ef them have already "given
ap the ship." They have roundly assart
ed that Grant will be elected,- notwith
standing the combined efforts ef the Lib
eral and Deraocratie parties. This sen
timent at unbecoming the columns of
any paper claiming to be Democratic in
polities. It sounds more like radical
twaddle than the Iterances of Demo
crat. We care not if their private eon vto
tiaos warrant such an expression private
ly; we 'Insist that it should never have
round utterance through the columns of
a Democratic- paper. .
Suppose a general on the eve of a great
battle, with all his forces marshaled for
the conflict a battle which should de
cide the destinies ofn nation; were to an-
ioe along the lines of his division, that
I was no hope of victory for them,
must fought, even though
already fully assured. Vt'ouldJ
"A feenu&iL oowara ore very
i, t.i j i
unoU! o. ti vdniticaut lines :
Jrstnd di libernte out-loranches. wnicntve neen masuirougn
"The vRn.. .-. i.vrt that ' convulsion should and must be
say no,
vouchsafed
to
the stit-
IHIiu.
'.if!'.
(he
raaa to the swift of foot." Viirilal.r .'N
. . , , , Tsr
ouranoe, nonesty oi purpoaj, ami mv. af flur Union. hoB.
rity, the cause for which the- battle is
fougut, aav won ura most spienoiu vkio-
Vies of civil and military kinds. I
Of one thing we are assured, that if the
. DemooraUo organs, of our eooutry will
take up the battle ax, and fight valiantly
in the army of our Liberal allies whose
organs are among the leadiug papers of
oar country; there will be every day.
hundreds of accessions to the allied ranks
from the forces of out Radical oppooeuU.
Whence came the men who com nose the
Liberal army l' Did fiiey grow out of
the Democrat or Radical camps ? Of
coarse out of the Radical. But few men
from onr ranks, have gone into those of
:r the Liberals, 'txoent as allua who have
not deserted their party or its principles;
- bat who went in as brave and determined
soldiers to aid in overthrowing a common
enemy. Let us have no more such ex
" wosuoas as we refer to; but give our
men hope, give them information; en
courage them to fight on; aod, before the
election comes' ofT, the whole country
. will be ablaae with .the hou-flre of the
V united Liberal and Democratio hosts
met in battle array to fight for (be
same glorious end low it the defeat of
Grant aud the perpetuity of our free
Institution.
Mr. UBKtXtTv'a LETTER.
v -(Reader, don't full to read and carefully
su tb letter of aocoptanoe writtea by
Tj' Mr. Greeley. It atuada V) us very
7thuchlike aood uU-fiuhii Demorracy.
Houeaty,' peaet goed-trill, eloqneiuv,
J manliness, aud urery good grace, shine
' out is St cry line and attteuce. Kjch a
maa deaarvte I lie mule our next i'rwi-
- dent 1 lie riouLh is for him, so is the
,( West; the North and Last are for him
and so aSp an.
v
,' sV'oea at' I'll) atftaua.
We regret to Uaru Uiai some of our
. frieuds,have taka exivjilions to the arti
cle wo uroUi lust wia-k,ui ri'latiim to the
eommuiiiiutiua of IVctor lpul. We
were niL-Uki n in one or two particulars,
aad now with pleuture,rorrort tltcm.
r'int.aoamW was tiilen. but anorur.
iaal suit watt hronglit in the Circuit Court !
1 to settle the matter of account due Doctor
lr by the County of Liucolu.
Aain, we did not n-au that tlie
eoan 01 cuumx, umi 10 reguuitti lue
mwii oi wi juMM-wr, uui mac murourt
"iuilr it, on the ground
that thev :
though,' the charge Uxi high.
Muraover, I
la aayinr that we luviuiif Ute wrnlui of i
the jury in th t'ucuitl'oui t tbouklliave
lieea u rod 11 a, w did nut w uh to bs
ijirtd ai tlictaling to the Court ofioiuius aad strifes and hats, which have
swuasw 11a ruu.tui aiunniy, nn was 00 tourer aoMiuate muiiv or ven
aWilkaa doiiic .bat bs, Uvbl ka'uUiaitl nritext. iota ao atuioai.hera f
at 11 suniKUt aiunni'v, who was
amy reuuisni; pin nmyiy to xirua the
. . . . . " ..
Ui 1 weuii-iml Lost so euU ol Ilia I
it. Unnt iliatVur Ijetier imlice-1
weotcrruli-Jia IliamialU-r. iOr He
loubt at Um liniu, stiU Uuiik, Utat iwh
Uoiaaqr not or mruuiit omsrui tu-
at lo alaoxo: Urair our rwi-rs. j
oe oouuTv Mituyy tk aipaal from '
Cirouu 0tf jmlaieut Ux-aiis be,
oj iuiOB l tie luruil Ivuri had
lursdicttoo..
n 1
VulU
kent
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I HORACE GREELEY
Li i
i Hit Aoceptanoa of tha Liberal
Nomination for Proaident
of the United State.
Letter rnll of the SaJa
. tarr Sentlmemti of
. tboTlmoa.
Pmrn, Fraternity aaal fjeesl wL
Trmm tk CaaiHa Ja.i.al
New York, May 21. The following
is the official notice to Mr. Greeley of
the Liberal Republican nomination:
Cincinnati, May S, 1871.
Dear Urn The National Convention
of the Liberal Republicans of the Uni
ted Htatea have instructed the andaralgn
ed, I "rraii lent, Vice-President, and Hecre
tariesofthe Convention, to in form yon that
you have been nominated as the candidate
of the liberal Republicans for the Presi
dency of the United Bute. We also
submit to yon the address and resolutions
unanimously adopted by the conven
tion. Be pleased to signify to us your
acceptance of the platform and nomina
tion, ami believe us,
Very truly yours, i
(Signed) C. SHLIiZ, President
O. W. JULIAN, Vice Pres.
Wa. E McLean,
Jno. G. Davidson,
J. IL RaoDEa, Hecretarie.' t
Hon. Hosuci Greeley, New York,
aa. oresxct's retltV
U New Yoke, May 20.
Jknti.emkn I have chosen aot to
acknowledge your letter of the third in
stant, uiluU eouJd leara how the work
of your convention was received in all
parte of cur great country, aod judge
whether that work was approved and
ratified by the maa af ear fc-llow-ctUsen.
Their response has from day to day reach
ed me through telegram, letters, and the
comments of Journalist independent of
official patronage and indifferent to the
smile or frowns of power. The number
and character of these unconstrained,
unpurchased, unsolicited utterances sat
isfy ma that the movement which found
expression at Cincinnati has received the
stamp of public approval, and been hail
ed bv a majority of our country as a
harbinger of a better day for the Repub
lic. , .
I do not misinterpret this approval as
especially comnlimeetarv to mvself. nor
even to the chivalrous and justly etseenv
ea genueman witn whose name I thank
your con vention for associating with mine.
I receive and welcome it as a sponta
neous and deserved tribute to that admi
rable platform of principles wherein your
convention so tersely, an lucidly, so for
cibly set forth the convictions which im
pelled and the purpose which guided its
course; a platform which, behind it the
wreck and rubbish of worn-out conten
tions and by-cone feuds, emboddies in fit
and few words the needs and aspirations
of to-day. Though thousands stand ready
to condemn your every act, hardly a syl
lable uf criticism or cavil has been aimed
at jonr platform, of wKich the substance
may be fairly epitomised as follows :
first All the political rights and
franchises which have been acquired
through our late bloody convulsion mast)
and shall be r"'"nmtf-lj Wftitiiaarti fv
"fA-wi?mfc-Li Evermore. a.
-rxeonu aii m)'MMmu rlTnss ana
. I J .Ll:.L.J-
promptly resioreo ana rvsiiunisiieu, wa
,ner tbm .ne.DOeIDru, Pn6"?""
cIjuj no oufranchised caste
I tftsged people shall reunite and frater-
nue upna wie oroaa oasis oi unr
innatr vitn lmnannae .vMTains.
Third UTiat, subject to our solemn
constitutional obliiratioo to maintain
equal rights a citiseus, our policy should
aim at sell-government ana not at oen
tralization: that the civil authority should
be su preme over the military; that the writ
of heueae corpus should be jealously up
held as the saleguardot personal treedom;
that the individual citiien should enjoy
the largest liberty consistent with public
order, and that there shall be no rederal
supervision of the internal policy of the
several States and municipalities, but
that each shall be left free to enforce the
rL'hts and promote the well being of its
inhabitants by such means at the judge.
. I. -JL
mens 01 11a uwu pvupie buiui pnscrioe.
Fourth There shall be a real aod not
merely a simulated reform in th civil
servioe of the public. To which end it
is Indisiieiuiuble the eheif dispenser of its
vast official patronage shall be shielded
from the main temptation to use his pow
er selfishly, by a rule inexorably forbid-
aing ana preuiuuiog nis iw-eiecuon.
a j . I 1 : t: .1 .!
fifth that tna raising of revenue.
whether by tariff or otherwise, shall be
rccogniied and treated as the people'
Immediate Business, to ne shaped and
directed by them through their repre
sentative in ConBTOss. whose actioa
thereon the President must neither over
rule by his acta, attempt to dictate, our
to presume to puuish. by bestowing office
only on those who -agree with aim or
withdrawing it from Loose who do not.
Built That the public land must be
sacredly reserved for occupation and ac
quisition by cultivators, aud not reeklesi-
ly arjassMeier on projectors et nursed
fur which our people have no present
need, and the premature construction of
which la auually plunging them into
deeper deeper abysses oi foreign indobt
ednoss. (Seventh That the achievment of
these grand purposes of universal beuLh-
eenee is exwcld and sought of all who
approve them, irrespective of past affilia
tions.
Eighth That the public faith must
at all haunts be maintained aod the
national credit reserved.
uilh That the patriotic ' devoted-
aest aud iuestiinable service uf our fel-low-ciusvns,
who as soldiers or sailor up-
bUI the hW and maiutained tha unity
of the rrpuTilic, shall ever be gratefully
reniemoerca ana noauraoiy rtuiiMi.
Those propnsitious, so ably and forci
bly prosuuled in the plattbrm uf your
couveution, have slma-lr fiaad the atten-
tioa and commauded th assent of a lanra
ssnjoritv of our countrvuieu, who j y-
fulir adol them, a I do. aa the
lof a true beiuficeat natioiuvl lueonsuruo-
Uoa, of a new depaitur from the jeal-
no loiirer adMiuate mutlv or even
paao, f Uau-rnliy aaa of poua iil In
.1 , . . . ' . - .-
vain do Um drill arL-euiiU ef a rU-oayiug I
oriniiualioa houri.li nitnaciuk-lr their 1.
Lruu. bioo and anirrilv uimkI tlmt the I
tilua stiull be clraetl tud sti-rairtheneii In 1
Vuiu do uia hipiers-in or partua, eooe
viWJ uscaiu rooUxt In th vital Dwda of
Uie hour, protest against ttrayiuf and
boltiiif, oVuouoo meu 110 waa theu in-
Sruirs sj traitor and reoradas, and
rhr.j r. . I h. rn a.ith InRtmir . n . 1 nn. 1
sm confident that the Ameikaa people
have already sand roar cease their own.
folly resolved that their brave hearts ami
strong arms shall hear it oa ta tnusnpa.
Ia this frith, and with the distinct eeW
standing that tt elected I shall bathe
President not of party bat of the whole
people, I arcent your aowiinaana, In ta
confident trust tnai ine saeeuss ear
eoantrymea, North and Month, are eager
V . . -.1. . . . . -
at clavn hands nomas ine Muoay eaaaia
which baa toe long divided taesa, forget
ting that they have beeB enemies in the
joyful enewciousneai that they are and
must benee forth remain nreuiren.
Yours gratefully,
rstimedl nORACE GREKLEY.
To tha lion. Carl Schrus, 1 "resident.
Hon. Geo. W. Julian, Vice President,
and Miesrs. Wa. K. McClean, John G
Devi lane), . H. Renus, rjeeretafiei of
the National Convention uf the Liberal
Republicans of the United Stetca.
Tk Ialerle)r Jaw rami.
We have received the Initial number of
Tna Inttrior Jovrral, published by
Messrs IlUtoa A Campbell, rjtanford,
Kentucky. It ia a thirty-two column
paper, well arranged, neatly printed, and
worthy or a good support. It the peo
ple of Lincoln, Garrard, Rockcastle, Pu
laski, Wayne and Casey counties nnder-
stand their own interests they will be very
liDerat in toor support of ine JOCaaAL.
for we art satisfied the publisher will
make it a live and interesting paper.
We know Mr. Hilton as a thorough, reli
able, business man, and worthy of eonfl
denee. We have mo personal asqoaint-
-ee with Mr. Campbell, bwt aia tepsjta-
mm stands hiRb as a young man of prom
ise, and an excellent printer. We wish
them success and hope their most san
guine expectations may be- more than
raalised.
We clip the above from the Franklin
Patriot, of Franklin, Kentucky. Which
we would certainly have published In our
second amber, but foiled unaccountably
to reeeire that number of the "Patriot
antil recently. We consider this a eery
high compliment coming as it does from
one of the ablest edited papers ia Ken
tucky. Messrs. Buvard at kl anger are
the editor and proprietor and wa know
of no gsntleeMf) snore wnrtby of tfoemnV
denee and liberal patronage that they re
ceive from Southern Kentucky.-
Hexilhcra HnUrd.
It is stated in the "Kentucky News'
column of the Louisville Qmritrjotamml
that "it is considered settled that the
Southern Railroad will pass directly
urougn tuenmona.
We wonder who settled the question:
ti e Omrirrjomrnal, CoL Turner, or the
handful of citiaen who met at the Board
of Trade rooms in Cincinnati on Tuesday
last: we thmx tha a a little "thin.'
Sheotlag Adair at UrgetwB.
John Burch, of Lexington, shot and
killed Thou. Dillion. of Paris, at George
town oa Monday last. The difficulty
grew out of an old feud. 1 bs ueceased
leaves a wife and nine children.
If a. McClot'D who died in California
leaving effects to unknown heirs in Ken
tucky, wa a aativ of Kenton county,
and for many year lived in Cynthiana.
He possessed a remarkable memory:
could repeat Milton, (Shakespeare, Byron
and Tom M oore by heart, and was su-
nwm-x any man we fjr-t ' . Wjj
W.iH 1 r 1 1 1 im
m law, of the 1.0111011 1 uivcrr.v,
pJI'Jliing garget, rays: Di-eiwes of the
l, Wilt KOIUCUllll-S UHllMJ (.TUgr-v,
llitn tlioy have Iwn injured by thvreck-
t use of the toat tub, or if 'he milk
TL only partly drawn oS, in conMSW-ncc
-... ihimii ri ''-f-r tiii"' Tr"
for them certainly should secure their
capture.
Two vcrv sisnificant crsnta havs occurred
sines tha adjournment of tbs Ciaciansti Coa
raatkiau One ai thanswas tbs siectiaai at Far-
rv to tlx lulled SUUaa Seaat orar tha Radi
cal eaadidalc br thaeambiiMd solais? ta Dam
oersta aad Liberals in tha Connecticut Lasia
laurajMid tha othareaidMrirtual instrartioa
inr (Itaalyaad Brawa final br tba New Yark
Iteawcntis to their dalesalaa hi Um Baltimer
LoaaanUoa. Uanar-Jiiaraai.
"What ought tbs fialtinars Oca ran Uoa lo
do?" aaks aa sxehanga. Vt'e hardly know;
thoogb waass aacliiiad to think that bs
foc proeaediac narolarlj to bnaiaasst ought
o anjonrn. coaria
ICE!
ICE!!
ICE!!!
Good Ice!
Pure Ice!!
Cheap Ice!!!
m t. da view wnx rrRsisu to
JL a the eiusraa of BT A N KOK IX sad rkia
itjf.duriaa the seaauu, fUKE lCg, deli wad
at lads kumea
EVERY MORNING,
' (baadsys' sioapted) . " -
AT
1 1-2 cents Per Tound.
0T AU bib due si lb tod uf the
MY iee-houa is In Iowa, and my eaa
tussara aaa svl Ira in snr quaaliuaa,
and at sajr lima, DAY OK MullT.
I WILL NOT DKLIVEB ICE ON 8UN
dajr, but will furnish it If dourad, at aij
aouae.
IU If T. T. DAVIESS
TIIXIAAX O. WELCH,
ATTOBXE Y AT LAW,
STANFORD, KV.
orrtct-rnt iw m r. m Sowi-. ava
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
T the Tvter ef Uaeela t 'eaaty.
HAVINO Ul Ut) THE (HTIfl OK
HttertB" ui Uiia uuualv duriu the paat
MM ut : and lliaiiaiii tiw uauila luff Ihelr aup
port la kfrvaiina viv lu ibai rejuu.i bla puai-
I n-IW" danlaie aiyaall candidala
.7 , " " T 7
tTT:,ll.,.. "lUJ la aijr
ni Uwai llutt 1 ahall, at sil
r""") - " " In
ids W. U. SAI'NDEUS.
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Ji;,..j ........ i!r..V.iT.r!.
pnmi, il .Uiiad, is auia il nauida a ,
uf clatud, to aLika lb pau(4c i
Ida
good
TTTE
ARE Al'THOKIZKD TO AV-
W i
wUIO. K. HiKkK, W (Jarnud
'MMaS.iaMi turn llu. hi....- 4.
Acuallal Judya, ia taa Xd Ailkla Iluuat,
belora Aba cuavtuiiua tub krld at Lrxia. i.
1 a '."Vtk May, UVU. t-k,
kbs. DAviEsy f:;ui:eei.
MR. PATH HAM ft'HT RK
Hrf asJ U UU rmiTlaflaailr a tease
Ullasry
Suitable for Bprtef fJad aVame
Ras lalts ae sHiallin ef las IssUse
awa sad Tidal (7 as bar
Choice Seloctipn
ef laities ww, wMeh she Will sell si arias to
MilUMUasm. . -
NEW .STYLES
TTsre bna srWtsd wllh gnat ears, aad she
aovni ta be able k frm stl I
JOS. GRIFFITH & SONS
WHOLESALE
GUI! DEALERS,
r
fc Ant Iealara 1st
PISHING
TACKLJE,
i " ' '1M Weai Main, " '-'
LouisTiUo, Kentucky.
WANTED!!
10,000 Pound
W O O L.!!
For wkieh w will psy the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
ll-tf ate A LISTER a inLLBR.
Now is the Time
SUBSCJUBE
foa TBS"
j
1
1 TATfsrrmeoea . .
p iaWAWUUieVLs, J
sj n ,
Published every FrioVsy morning at
$2 PER ANNUM
Ine proprietor wiu spar no pain m
making it a fowt-claa newspaper,
devoted to the interest of tha
particular section, and the
development of the re
sources of tb.ia and
adjoining coun
ties. The News,
Markets,
Education,
. literature, .
1
. .. '.Agriculture,
Etc., Etc., Ete.,
BhaU be the chief feature of it col
umn.
Politically, the Ivrmaioa Joiraaaa Is
trictly iHunocratic. and will ria or fall
with that party.
. . -
Ibe Uoiik-raMionai and Presidential
contest has fairly opened, and promise
to be fiercer than any in the history of
the country. We offer the dtuen of
thai part ot th Hiate a
C1IKAP MEDIUJl
of jpulitioal aew. -''
Person desiring to keep themselves
pwuai uu uie uve issues ui sue oay anouai
avau themaalve of our vary lihaaral
Terms of Subscription
o"P7 lout os saay to we
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iMOl Lkmuirjer (rj eoptosj...
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100
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1 Tft
A'u tea, (one eatrato mMar
M of th clu) par eopy .
' - "' "1'y on year.
Ton eopua ooe ar.'
Twenty snka on year (1 extra)
InvarUbly la Advance.
HILTON ft CAMPBELL,
" FrortriclOIa,
DUDOI3,
rTHE HATTEIi;
V"v .' HattaV Gapa, ,
Furs t Straw Goods,
M rsarU krest, OppssHs IstUaal BstsL
l-aa LMTWTIlXnV KT.
0 TO THI
CASH STORE.
Tin. . FLACK TO OCT
1 TII 11KMT
a
BARGAINS,
18 TUlt
NEW. STORE
,0a Lancaster strfct, sans dw eu
Hatlcaal baak balklia
WATERS A DAWSON.
y Have, jast racairl lsnjs stock of
Family Groceries,
CONFECTIONERIEfl.
NOTIONS,
- . PAINTS,
' OIIJS.
DYESTUFF8,
CUTLERY,
HARDWARE,
TIN-WARS,
JAPAN-WARE,
Farming Implements,
into., into.
fH AOUCITINO A LIBERAL SHARE
JL of the aatroaaae of tbia eosuBBaity, w
beg ta my that our stock was atlsrtrd witk a
view to the van la aad aaraadiiaa of FAMI
LIES, sad especially Um FAKMEK.
OITB OOOTM ARE ALL FRESH kXD
DEMI RA RLE, AND WE HTART
IN THIH ENTKRPRIBS
WITH A DETER.
MINATluX
TO
LEASE OUR CUSTOMERS,
AND MOT BE
UNDERSOLD
By say hoaat ia
CENTRAL KENTUCKY.
WE bar. adopted Um C'A
aad IiHmmI as rally d
tbs ,ssits wt Uiis sssssissll.,
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eVsMHiatraie to
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wa ask On aad All to owom a Kara ika, aaa
GET BABOAIXS,
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W. ta varr barbae awkct prioa. ia as-
china far fosds at tk vsrv luaaat CA8H
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11
STRICTLY FANCY
'llllfMlffl:
Just Received
CASH
HTvory
Wnrrantcd to
TIIK KOITIIEKX
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CH
Of TXontuolLy.
Office, S. W. Cor. Third and Jefferson Sts., Louisville, Kj.
Assets Nearly 8700,000.
PR. J. I.AWRF.NTK SMITH. IMInl;
i. H. I.INKKNBKKOKR, Virr IWIm;
i. B. TKMPI.K, NmaJ Vk 1'raM.fcat:
U T. Till STIN, tWMin;
K. IX FOKKK, Madiial Ad.iaar.
THIM tXIMPANY IXINTINl'm TO INSfKR I.IVm OV A IX THE WeTL
mad sad awrovad flaaa. Il a.ada all r AM I M HC1F.H a sspaaaiv sa4
ac aptira.
la MANAIiKMF.NTIa oadar th raparriai. .4 ibobol haanna uls of I-oumtIIU.
Ito taaacial puailia it Ikaraairhly od, afldin Iha kilml guaraittm of naaril. ssal
irlditT.
lu bu.lmia la Arowitig raiillr, and i la-road thr batanl. of aa riprrisuat.
Eiparaaana kaa akowa lia tnratioa, notk i.-r mk and ruhuljk isrtMal ef fuada. sad
tbs kaalthnilnaaa tt tha nwha ainajuadi, In br auriur
Tka PUUCI wkM-h tha t oaiaa: a baa lirrn rarrlullr rrrid. m la fullr aa ta Ik
naat alrmnrad pti.illi.rl of It ta ntMraaaaa. Ila pniriaitina ara at aaiaa Anaita, aad laaauaa
kratla all Ihal lbs Coaipany ur din.rilr anjii-.-a lu An runttart, and aa nbrral at ruaiiilaat
wilh nriidarKa.
Polinaa sad diridaada baatk BaalnrlViUblr.
D. W. 1IILTON, 8ut Afont.
J. C. COOPER, Local Agont.
MILLINERY.
Mrs. I. BEAZLEY.
FaahUaaUe SlUiaer aad Saataaaakor,
Bir.ad dut wral of I
oatos, aaalurd.
Tk klaat Pri.laa and M-tiDinlitaa nyn
. of on a, AU-
CUT AND MADE TO OHDER.
LADIKS'snd
IIILDRKNM-
1 INNETS,
IIA1H, .
" Msds aad trimmd oa aan aartirc.
A lanra Mk tw FASHIONABLE MM I.I
KEH Y. XI U K INS. Ac. oa kaad and al rrira.
to aail tha liaMa. I..
WARNER St BRO.,
uiai ana m
Men's Furnishing
ar-OOCaJS.
AND MAXUFACTL'REKH OF
SHIRTS and UNDER WARE.
Falls City Shirt.
Skin ou
Shirts
Sbirt aisd to ardor l-l UU
rlhiru uad. lo onlor It 00
Skirts maita lo onlor 1 UU
TAlfCTY SHIRTS.
Oaauin.t h.roll ., t Oil
InuiAtiua Charoll 1 ou
Pamd
Tha boat Si uu wbiu akin la taa city.
Baad (ur prtos list sad diracUooa (ur aalf-
1-eta oil Foortk 8L, LOUISVILLE. KY.
T. J. ATKINS.
ANarACTVBKB u
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron
WAKE.
ROOFIXQ and GUTTERING
does lo ordot sud al urioaa ta suit tha Uuwa.
PUMPS! PUMPS!!
lip ffUIUtll.
JOB WORK.
All kiiads uf tin war aanuAu-tund and ar-
raulad. sWairiim dua al au liiuw.
CHEAP WORK.
ThoMiUirinii FINK WOltK.lrlhlU WoKK,
aad CilfcAP WOKK. aiautild aail at air .hup,
auura afar Aaluar irwa-j auiav.
4-1
T. J. ATbllNK.
3Iet Nlore.
ess Y. BAMHKT HAH urtM-.n A
VV . ataat Aun In tha bii k kuiiw li'iia
Ina tka Ihuriu lluuaa, aud i wrad to lura,
ha (nak ktwf. aalUa, altual, Sui., oa Turada,
Tbandajr sad Saturday aiuruiiisa.
Tka aUautiua uf uur hrtun is lalUd tu
this arruvBU-et, - If
LS
and for Sale for
OITLY!
13vxrrol
Give Salisfuetion.
I. "vVKAKEN.
J NO. R SMITH, Tnaaiav;
X T. Wit. HON llmiil Arat:
W. F. IUKVFY, (.wnliin Aataarn
W. F. BAltUKT, Lasal Adrurf.
w. a. rsaaiM. . thisa c poatav
CARSON & DODDS.
-Vart Ham M .'aaad, A'a,
KEEP CONKTASTLY Ol
haml. al n aaranaHc prieaa, all kinds
cnnlllwrrla, aiM a aa
CANDIES,
TROPICAL raUXTS.
Cooott - NaU, rigs, Bananaf
I'KI Mr, HATH,
Tant Currant, Lcmona, Oranc Va.
AIm duaaasie fruit a, took a. apftfa, cinrar.1
fruit., Ar.
OYSTER and E7ING SALOON.
lnAan lTh"srr"
CIO AILS and TOBACCO.
aVIT
SAM. X MATIIEXY,
Merchant
TAILOR,
(iKALKK IX
CLOTHS,
CASSJJOIBES
-AX
j XunhSid MAIN KTKKiT,
OXANFORD, K-V;
ALL THE
LATEST STYLES
-OF-
GENTJaEMENS'
o-.o o X) s ,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
WHICH WILL BR MADE TO OR.
LifcK AFTER T11K
I.1TENT FAHIIIOM
AND A
Jullerfoct Fit Warranted.
J. R. ALFORD,
1ILACK SMITH,
Stauiford, Kantttoky.
1 A" r.-
t:
Aaa-
gjtum TWailiiKMK WAOONS AL-
way. ia haitda ur tuad. lu untur at m luw
bKii rr. aa Ih.y caa bv kuuhl ia Uutral Kaa
luikjr ur alavaba-t.
Conll Ool!
Isa slw avnt tut tb puna sad baat arti
W ai I I. Ng llll.L (XIAL, daliranad ta
lrlia in u,aa ur suunlrr in uuantiliM tu Hilt
funhaan. Thtuw-BTKIUTLX CASH.
Itf.
CLACKInTITUISQ.
WAOON MAKING.
TIIK IMiKlOilflNrU IS KW I'KK
sarad lu du all kind, uf blaa-kaaiilhiiiaj,
' aali in aad K airinii si th. kiaaat
oaak prfca. hbuu Kurlk rhJs UalB HtraM,
Htautiril Kmiuikv.
I WM. luriMtHTY.
X5 JU
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