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v FRIDAY,
For the Farmer.
The rsraana ripens in rTorMa errrj
ftinsiih in the year.
, Tea thoirawi dtilUi hare beea reftired
(t Castor, thnronghhred tuition.
In ftjin county, Illinois, within the
. fast fiiar weeks, 550 (warm o( beet have
deed.
" Two dope at Waterloo, Waawiain, r
realty slatyhU-ml 174 wortk of slurp in
ene day.
Kansas rank Irrt among Ui States
t r tlie largest mvrrn(, pmdnction of
wheat )er acre, .
-' " A "new anmtnl Mil cWcr" ia adver
tised in England br the "mai'mctt to
theQiteen." '
The army worm his taiado it appear
arto Im Tenucasee, and ia doing great
damage to fruit tree.
A wondorfUl diaciiYery of gold-hearing
nntirwssy b rnpnrtod on th line of the
.Central IVific railroad.
' ' it fa thonpht that Astee corn, a rari
ety from th table land of Menlco, may
prove valualiie rbr rrtlture in California.
Ita pfcnliarity Is, that while the kerneb
are ef the ordinary ie, the cobs are not
tuoch larger Own a common lead pencil.
13 the rfiort-n'we of five year 449,-
200 cattle were aliipied oyer the Knn.a
Pacific railwnr, beside the vast number
that rawed ovrr other route. .
' thic-ruutli of the area, of Montana it
well timbered. It nonsists principally of
white and yellow pine, hemlock, cotton
wood, fir, cedar, hickory, oak, beech and
maple.
i The crop proopecb in Mississippi are
leporkil to be not proai lajng. Tlie atand
Jt'iC eorn is bad, owing to the wet weather.
It w said to be the moat backward spring
v of the last twenty -five years.
. The wheat crop will be ready for har
vesting by the middle of next month in
- Texas.. Tho prospect Sir an abundant
. yield U excellent. v
' The foil wheat b reported by tlie
Guelph, Canada, ierrarya having a bad
appearance, owing to tho frequent thaw
. lug and firming.
The A m&riran Ajrientiurid p'vee the
number of kernels in a htcdiel of wheat
' . at 6,000; equally )read eve an acre
.i of (pwund, this would make the kerneb
pa little over three Itichcs from each
I ' i i MAT 24, 1871
'.; ether, or give about ten srjuare Inches to
' inch other..
Thft V'avorly, (Mo.) Brprtm learns
from fanner that tlie wheat ia not ex
to make more than a half a crop.
. "T nrst-rate. HI
r...-.f, r, .. ' . ... .
ZZZriSS', l. . wnp!!tire nailed on flat, without any paring
c -2.--1 in "aiun. n r-r
jAitimSt it Ml be all
-tlartvier'eYpooted. i 1
'.XU-aTcrage yield of wheat in Afferent
couiCrie varies remarkably. Iq Austria
s if is. 14 btuh'tb per acre; in Franca and
' Po. 17; in ppain, 23; while in
BriUain, the average yield b from 28 to
I .80. The yield tf barley In France U
21 Whcb per acre; in I"ruasia, 25, and
Englane frora 35 to 40 buxhel per acre.
v Tlie Lexington, (Mo.) KtgiMtr sari of
th wheat prospect: The drenching ram
of Friday night aad Saturday has put
the vhvat crop bsvoud fear of fitilure.
'Vf had heard some diacouragiug report,
Wt now we hear from every direction
that the wheat b out danger, except
from frog aud rust A good article and
large-yield b ex pec tod.
The loss ooeubned by drought during
the hut two years ha probably been
cqhaj to as much more. Wherever we
haye been in New England, during the
past year, e have found numerous fields
burrea in gnus but prolific in weeds.
- Millions of caterpillars have appeared
in Hickman couuty. Farmers can avoid
this past, if they -ill charge a gun with
powder only and shoot away the webs in
rly sjiriiig. Hold the muzxle of the
gen about two feet from the web.
'f The Maysville Bulletin learns that she
army worn has made it appearance on
the 'farm of L. II. Long, near Dover.
Itlias already destroyed much vegeta
tion, aad tlirvatcns to do further damage,
jlu orue fields it wiis found necciwary to
- hru lu dnA es of hoa in order to destroy
. tlie worm Al'ich proved sueonefuf.
I fKWKB CATXLji AMD ERXTCU, , ,
I herewith send you an item or two
. ,ir youfValuahle ivr, a follows ;
. . , Three three-fourths Durham steers, '
t years old hut March, weighed, on
27 tk of January, with twelve hours
Jtffiwd and water, as follows: 1,640, 1,-
ana i.vvf, total, 6,41)0 pounds;
' y"e ig 1.330 pounds. 11xy were
raised ty haud until six mouths oil,
tliAioe which time they have hud what
at lAey would eat
fh Abo five hall Wood Durham stn,
slw frvm the fin-t of March, to tho
aixt, or Muy. 1N0!I, wvigluU as follows
JI trthofJuiiuary hut 1,290, 1,400,
I lrU ! -iJJVlXl. Kgrt?Uo weight, 6,710
' I '' ' -If) 1 av.ged 1,4 10.
r ' v"1 can
the sa-ao weight aud three or
f iS1' y 'ld, are Uinging only five
V W1" td fUu tl.r ear-olds Mia1
,rU fin4 ei'Juue uet, 1 aw oft-red I00
aVBcud Knr Ua-iu. Curreopundout oit
UU(KIla mwu ft)sl bKAWUMf.
' 8 mora atloutioa. sceius to ho now
uuuAuUA iou the kuIjK-t of trotting
aad blood hots Uiatlt arnaie as if the
larnseis of Aiuoricf were about to
uew Uira iii'' their ideju, aud bo
aU the buUnetw of brew 1 jag horses of a
v t c-haia-k'r, rallirjr than ihoMi of a ase-.
luSf prvusehle iLm to IsVwuuives. tliir
m J. Sfrvali'JUt rmivinerd us Mar airo
ml r of husok at found
I . Il
on AaMrieaa fiums ass -too light, aud
weedy in character to profitably and e
cicntly parforin the work required to be
done to bring the soil bite high te
of etiltlvation! or to harfiwt awl market
the crop that would be grown were a
better state of Culture more easily avail
able. We do advocate the inlrouucuon
of the keavbst cl of bones for thej
brm, but only so large proportion of
the blood of the Clydesdale, Norman m
Percheron bone, Iflto the working farm
horse of the country, as will give them
more site, muscular iulwtance, and en
durance, without too fhr lowering their
standard of quick action and fhrt gait'
A single cross of the draught class of
stallion npon common mures of good
speed ami action will uua)l'' result In
producing cults that are just about rij;ht in
these respects. But to do this with any
dcfcroe of certainty we must use only
stallions of undoubted purity so far as
the breed ia oonocmed to which they be
long, whether Clydesdale or IWberoa.
The colli produced from the cross would
be of little value .to use as stallions, but
will make excellent farm horses, while
the fillies, when old enough, if again
crossed with the pure-bred stallion, would
bring still heavier produce, the females
of which put to a first class trotting stal
lion of good um ought to produce Bne
road team horses.' there la, nan
always a large and Increasing demitnd
for the draught horse in its purity, for
use in the cities to move large loads of
beavv roods upon trucks between the
warehouses of merchants and dealers, and
the various railway! and shipping points.
The kind of horse needed for thb work b
too heavy and sluggioh for the farmer,
but it would prove very profitable to
many of them to engage in the bun
of breeding draught horses fur sale,.
The horse best adapted to this purpose
b probably the breed known in England
as "Lincolnshire," of which a very few
have already found their way serosa the
Atlantic, Thev are heavier than the
Clydesdale or Norman, and also more
tractable and powerful. Owing to their
docility and even temper they are rarely
gelded, and always command very high
prices. Numbers of them are bred in
Australia and Tasmania, where they are
found in tlie highest state of perfectioa,
and often exported to India, China and
8outh America. Probably they have
found their way from thence to Pan Fran-cii-co,
Californa, before this time. Their
prevailing colors are black, brown and
dark chestnut, often with white feet
They are not allowed to be shod as are
ordinary horses, by having the most val
uable part of the boof ruthlessly cut
swat' in order to give them handsome but
contracted feet Instead of that, their-l
feet are fitted with steel shoes having a
5arp bevelled edge all around, and a
ik m fron.
Their shoe
sinau caJi
i n
sdlnientto nuke netmifriuit
stflmjent to Make seuI?il--iud
evsn.-J. M. in Country faaSLsr
About the Early Settlement of Ken
tucky ,
The Maysvillo Bulldi says: The first
white man who ever entered the State of
Kentucky wns John Finley, who came
here in 1773. He settled at the upper
Blue Lick Spring, which has bees owned
by hfa family to the present day. Dur
ing the Revolutionary war he was a sol
dier in the. Eighteenth Pennsylvania
regiment '
In reply to tlib item the MaysvQle o
gU of the 10th says: "We find the above
in the LouuviUe Cwtriersjournal, and
cannot forbear congratulating our neigh
bor upon its unusual accuracy of state
ment, w hich differ from truth only in
the following unimportant particulars:
first, that John Finly was not the first
white man who ever entered Kentucky,
but was preceded by McBride ra 1754,
and iSy Doctor Thomas Walker in
1758, (Joshua Fry married the daugh
ter of Walker, and from the marriage
Joshua F. Bell, Joshua F. Bullit, the
late Bsv. Joshua F. Green, Gen. 8. 8.
Fry, and the families to which they re
flectively belong, are descended.) In
the second place John Fiuley.came from
North Carolina, and did not com to
Muysville. In th third place John Fin-
ley, on hb second visit in 1769, as the
guide to Boon, upon the capture of Boon,
and Stewart returned to North Carolina,
and did not ooiue back to Kentucky.
Id the fourth place thb John Finley
was not tli John Finley who settled at
the Uwioe Blue Licks, In the fifth
place no John Finely or Findley came to
Msysville in 1769, or eettled in th Up
per Blu Lick in 1773. In the sixth,
no settk'uicut was wade at the Upiwr
Blue Licks in 1773 by any one. And in
the seventh, no settlement was nude any
where in Kentucky in 1773. With
these few correction the short paragraph
of our ucighhor b exactly correct.
Boone returned to th Yedkia in 1770,
but iu 177S guided a party of surveyors
to Kentucky. " In 1776 he began tlie
erection of a fort at the place since knowu
as Boonaboro, which was th first wittW
nieut made ia Kcutucky. In 1774 James
HiUTod Imilt a cabin on the present
site of Ibumdshurg, but alauidoiiod it
and did not make the settlement there
until the succeeding your, and after that
at Roonesbonv The third settlement was
made by Bonj. Logan, at Logan' fort,
ia Lincoln county, the. tame year. The
first cabin that was built north of Ken
tucky river wa by Kmon Kenton, near
Washington, in 1775, aiW which h
hunted out the Luwer Ilhie Lickt, at
that lima there ww no settletaeat of any
kind at the I'pjwr Blue Licks. I'poakb
return to hi cabin he found eae uf bis
comrades wurdureJ, and tkea abandoned
th place and did aot again take posses
sion until 1784. As hue a 1776 there
were no settlements, outside f four or
five forts, except that Julia llaggiu
lived in a tingle cabin on ffuikstou for
some time during that year, the euly
. . ...'' "",
safoty exojf wlthm reach of (b sbaalrT
pmtscrW oftlm- psWasdmf Is
Boone, wttft twenty- ef his mm, wsw
eaptnrei! at theLuwe"? lTlue Licks whith
er he bad gone for the purpose of snak-
in salt showlne; that the eaaraoter of
the water was known even aThe carry a
day. Bryant's rHatioa Was settled m
1779, and after the (lctractia of Itud-
della and Martins, for some time remain
ed the frontier nut post in thb direction.
While a surveying party, under Itcneral
ThomiwHi, Peniwylvaiua. landed at Cab
in creek in 17 V 'hen procci'dcd no far
ther inferior than the Noath fork of (the
Lk king, and made tin settlement,' and
there b no evidence of auy permanent
settlement having, bo a made by purtics
eomhig ifewa the Oliio river, In thb part
of Keatncky, earlier than 170. . -
.. s -
Tn a eruption of Vesuvius has entirely
ceased. The village in the surrounding
Country, however, have suffered severely
front a fresh mis fortune in the form of a
hurricane of terrible violence, which ha
swept ever their faraia, completely de
stroying the howes and crops that the
lava had spared to there. .. s
1 lie that visits the sick, in hope of
legacy, let him never sr. friendly all other
cases, I look npon kirn In thb to be no
better than a raven, that vntches a weak
sheep only to peck out its eyes. Scnera,
" A Chicaoo congregation pricked up
ft eats when the tninlster Mid : "I have
land to sell," but dropped off to sleep
again when he added, '.'the bcautiAil hind
on high." .i 1 -.
GuiKr knits two hearts in closer bomb
than happiness ever can; and common
suffering b a fur stronger link than com
mon joy. "
FIRK INSURANCE.
P. J. CAMPBELL,
INSURANCE AGENT,
TMttOM, si',
Represents two of the ho rosapaaiea ia lb
strMi tft
Time Tried and Fire Tested
of K.tnrroKD,
Cash Assets $1,908,831 37,
Total Losses Paid ever 17,600,000)
ASDTBE
ROYAL,
- . or LirntrooL,
Capital $10,000,000 in Gold,
Aanial Prsau am $2,750,000.
Losses Paid Without Discount
Theas Ooapaaiss will nd tlx rlnwt aern-
unjr, sua an anlitleit k the comilerMiua of
Jt -ey hcaret-JH e - Jpiiy.
Jt y ncartpwlH wm--f - 4
ilrne1
'Tested.
Phoenix IriSuiTiice
COMPANY. y
HAETPOBD, COKKBCTICT'f'.-
Aavts
Sl,DO,)SI 7
J.iOO.IMXI 00
Total 1.
uaid...
paid In Kentuekj...
r OA.ftllO 40
psia u uiinoti . Icsv.so ee
Fire Iiuurance Exolomvely.
XJR BEVEXTEEJf YEARS THE PUdi
JC KIX kaa ererrwhere bica ncuftniawl at
una of toe few great Arener Cempaniet of taia
eounn-T, annns trnicB unit U haa met everr
than avar prepared liir aarvios and duty, in
me line nl lit eauinii.
wilh INCREASED
FAriI.ITIE8 for
loe TRANSACTION' of
Your itatronaoe la aolieted
. J. CAMI'IiKLI, Agent,
HUnford, Ky.,
MTT.T.TNUtY.
MMirA-MAKIJaG.
Mrs. M. GIL1IAM
Km imtH pmI
MAMUA
MAKING
Uaviler thr rliarg at
Mr.. If. KTEEB.
Hoaa aeennling to
toe tonal improved
manner, and la tbs
varjrtalesl
lillincry Ublih
a
mrnt. uptrtainioTer
Craig A McAHntcr'f
sttira, toutk it ol
Muio afreet, hi
fonl, Kenlurkv, at
the old naivd ocMn.
M. A. WUirinruwl
ia mow recvivinf
mwuk or
MILLINERY
H
if
H
2
riucxa
Reasonable,
COODS,
NOTIONS,
FANCY
IjuJu Id this od
aul.ioininjr eountitv
will tind It irrMlW
GOODS,
to thrir intrvsit to
ill and txsuuiM
iutr Murk beUn
purrhjuinc cUe-
ft
vhere.
Trimmings.
Novelties
AMD
(A
STYLES
Tliat bava navrr
iMtun oAfrvd to ih I
Untie in Uii.BMjii..a
POPULAR
0
M eountrr will l
NOVELTIES M
louna at Mm, Uil-
LI
Remember
INK
SKASON.LJ
Up stairs over Craig & McAl-
uter's store. k-iy
PayTour Taxes
TOR 1870.
All Ittramu. white and hhu k
1 btrt-by ao-
tllud llial ibrv aiiut uiv iums lua tm l7n
laiUMduUrly if Ihry o.il.l un rurlber Cuat
. . tA N M I LI.LK, -ulleituf .
FOR BENT
A Nf.W OUTAGE HAMMKLY
buill, yohUiuilu; Ibret room, and
kiubea, siniawd one wile, from sUAnrI am
Ibn llawvilki tumpili road. Ai.i.ly M Uw
ISTTHIok J(..rN4l. .. o
Ur- -J ds V. tLM.VM, lioiiVj.
WALL J PAPER! ! !
DiarxviZaXr:
EN QLE MAN'S.
.. ,.t.
UM'I over 7a.m milt of wsll prr IW
mlr s'fl will olfrr the asms until inlr
sett, sthaatfira Inrinille ariml Mr
StniniMl Clltt,',.'r ,'
" 1tron7i' ' "" ' ' '
v 1 " l'laln,
- (llazetl, "
-it ... -. ,
- UnglaKctlf
'," , V.' .Tinted,' etc.
f nf wMea I neV tn tht pn4e t th
A wmiU of Hnsls, Unenla, tlamrri,
taacy, lsnki, Msresr and flwwhia, el
pnew wnH-a cannoi aui in pitas an.
II
1-tf
i. II. F.NUI.EMAX.
ICEI ICEI
. - ai .
n R Harrow proiwifh to nR-
llri muk ! Hw itiirM oi fttanford mm!
EVERY .rMORNING,
M , 1(8LSDA EXCU-TKI))., .
. i -
dariag la Suoumt ssonlka, p ,
Ono and a . half cents
Per Found.
x a
aTAU bills da at tin end uf each aienta.
TUK irs will be ililirsrol, and true. ami
rsneet aerouati ktA ky airarl( in pcr-
mm.
tirders may btltft at th oAo of Ibt Is
TEHioa JnrasAi or si th
POST OFFICE.
H4T It. C. BARROW.
Lincoln County Directory.
mtwnrainc cocsty cnxarrrBw.
Cot. J. W. )rissl'y Carinas;
Wu. M. U kev, J. D. HMInt, .
L. II. (iowa, '. i. M. Cook,
B. a llrntoa, 1 L. D. Oood.
ciacvrr cotbt.
Hisi. F. T. Fos, .: Judrs.
M. II. hr.l,.....uaMoawltta 'a Au y.
V'. II. Miner, k..t'trk.
W. R VannaL....w.. - Ifcpury.
S. McKohrn Muter CoDimiaiimer.
Law. Euuilv and ('rimiaal leraw 3d Mr
dart in Aivil and October, oootinuinc twetre
dart.
cocsrv corar,
Hon. M. CVSnoflcT....
K. C. Warren....
......... Judge
County Ait'v.
...VsV.
John Iflain,
W. II. Miller. IViwlr (
writrly Court.
n . i. nauiuic-n,...
n Son.
f A n.....t.
aPjMr r. '1 ! ti,.j. . . i
Hea Hswkin.,. J
Thoma. Bufi.nl 1 '
.........
"in.i iirns'.TITOilulv' inn
aTrilor.
Mat ltiatt, 4 "1 " ,'.oner,
1 uIItT tourr lul AIuimijV ui a,'1 Itfionlh.
Quarterly C ourt lit Mondav.ui MnreOunr,
ivplemhcr and Ilreeniber. tourt ol (laim.
3d blnaday in K toiler. Cnnrt of Lerv and
Aaawam.ai ai sionasj In j use.
MAdmaATca and niQisTBsras oorars.
8Tsmao lit rHriuon W. K. Csnna, Id
Salurday in August, Nuvemher, Febrnanr
and May. U Diviaioa 4. a Dennia,
2
HaiurdaV hi inly, Urtdr. January
April. A K. rVnny, ContUUe.
Caa OacaaBD 1 Diviaioa O. W. Parktr,
ai Saturday in Uarrh, June,r3ypbMU bar and
December. 3d Divbiua R.ibt. r-lewart, 2d
Kalurdav In Msrek, June, aYnteaber and
Dsermber. i , Constable.
Waurtrt Flat lat Inriiiioa Craig Lynn,
3d Thunday in llart-h, June, Heptember
and IWiuWr. H Di.uina Wood Litlli
4tb Thursday hi Marrh, Jnns, 8fpU-uiher
aad Lweoioer. lol DougbM, twdalile. '
IIiohusb M Diriaioa IwU HalL 3d
Naturday in January, April, July and Cclo
br. 2d Diiuioa jno. Henaoo, l.t Satur
day in January, April, Julr and October.
Hiram Oaks, Canatable.
WATunsvan lat THriaion E. Padgett, 2d
Tuaaday ia Marek, June. HepteulaY ainl
ilaecwbar. 2d lhiaioa Wn. Uooefa, 4th
. Tuesday ia 'Maech, June, rVplember siul
Dtoember. Oranville Hingletnn, Connlalilc.
Ti sneshvilli lat Division John h, 1.1
Ibundav in March, June, r4k'teniher anil
IVeemliar. 2d Divuinn-J. 1). A bora, M
Tmrml.y in March Juua. K pUimher and
Lleewubar. . Vim. Campbell, Constable.
IIusToxviixa lid Diviaioa Darius lamme,
lat Tuewlay In March, June, Hepteniher and
iweemDar. an luvwoo J. r. nugnee, M
Tuaaday ta
I Maroa, Juaa, Beptonibtr and
W. K. Jgnaa, Cvaatabis.
Daeeutber,
roues corar.
STAaroan Jofm M. Pbillipa, Jr, Judge, 4th
naturday ta eaca moot a. Jos. lAnuram,
llannsi.
Cba OaciASD J. D. Pollard, Judge. Ja-
rudicUun (100. riral HatunUy in Mar,
Augual, November aud February. l. K
Ballard, Manbal.
Cms urn AH Depot Kueet I'reat-bing by Eld.
a. ji. n.ing, suna L4raa av in eaca
month at 1 1 o'clock A. u. Praacbig by Jia.
Mvera. Sd Lord 'a Day. ia each monih, at 11
e'cloek A. at. rJunday achool at 9 vMoek,
J. K. Warrea, Hup'l. Wanbip every U
aud 2d Lard's day by the aoatrnajauua.
Baptist Rev. A. D. Raah, Paaior. Church
BMsiinglatSatunljvincai-hsBonih. Prvach
iruj liit aud Vd flabbtiha in each uionih at
1 1 o'clork A. H. nuuday Bchool ol o akxa,
O. U. Water, Hup'l.
MirrnoMKr KrisnorAL, (South e Rv. (aaa.
Taviiv, Pastor, rk-rvkaa 2d and 4thjhua
day Morning, l'raar asecting every i uura
day night. HiuidHyaclMjol at V o'clock.
raKKBYTsaiAH (Suutbern) Preaebing by
Wui. Cmv, lat aud M HnMnth in eaca
' 'luonlh. Huuday achool at V o'clork.
PassavreaiAg, MlMieral AMtaiblvV Hav. H.
H. Meltobi-rta, l'aslur. Barviiaa 2d and 4th
Huiulaya in each luottlh. Kumiay aclioulV
o'clock A. M.
UIMBS,
I. O.O. K. Hl.nfi.nl Lodge
ka ta4 1. 4A U. k'7 mm-t
every Friday nigiil ia laid
K.liow, Hull, north aiil
niiiiu .inH-i. jo navenuu-e. j " .
..UliM.L V. U.; T. i, Aikiaw, li,e-J W.
Wallste, IVr. rxVy. i,w,lw -j
Goir s Bi ke IxuAHrHaaT Nak 117 Mot u
al O-td Fallow. IUI1 l.t aad 2d TiMd.v
nighla in easu smmUw Jse twvatanee, ('. P.
n. D. My., 11. P.; W. 11. Millar, bicribs.
MAaotiic IUueoln lulgs No. 60 awela at
Ma.oic Hall, oilh Mas Mala atruit, evsry
lid Moadav night in each auoaub. M. i.
Nevnsiuv W. M, J. at. Mulawy, H. A.
LkaasXlCr. V.VaaHai,lry. U .
bTAarono Loooa, No. 4b2, A, Y. M MK.
at MaMilc Mall Isat Muaal.v aianl la av h
Hoaiav iim. U. Kcai. W. M4 Juka V
Mvare, B. W4 A. U. t'a..y, JUW 4 A. A.
Marma, aW'y. . . .
rrr.nroMv b. m a itm nwia ai Maaanic I
Hull even IM M.aH. l.l.-4l I., ma-h m.ull, '
Jh. I'aAISU. It. I". . . .
tin. Oj stcausrs , . l A- saaav
"NEW GOODS!
Ffoilk' Wde Vla leet I" tM Mows'
- MMhi: Ssn, Rr
M lw
.- -r"" - .
ry 3td4 And Nolln,
. HATS knd CAPS, .
- Ilxl nnd Mhoett,
Furnishing Goods and Clothing.
Y. bart an hand tad srt nwrtaatl irotiv
ing Hit lsle.1 ! lis of Mir
Isndies' Dress , Goods
Fmhraeriie tR Sae a aad pneataf fcWea nl
flhtM, Onrsssrkuf WHITE IMMUW
and NirTlilSS 1" enmelrte, snd kaTinf bre
tnnsht fnrni THE ItrT Sew Tork humm,
at rfcte Bnna,
Drfjr Competition.
We aisks lliiV 4mra a ive.hv, aad kavr
as atnek all Uw teat psM
Custom Work.
TU stleal'li of yinr mea la eefseially
called to ear Murk of
C'lotliMs Canal iu rrrst,
..
Fnrnishing Goods.
fTlME AnUKFI' '.
tllMK AIT PKRIf
I. . tXjMfc, ASD HtKlIt
.AT. Tit
AT.Till
A. QENSLE.
tEALKB I1C
. A. TKMPIiETON'e)
OLD
CKEA3I ALE !
Wholesale and Retail.
BY IiEAUNU WITH HIM rERSOSS
CAN tiCT TUB BEMT ALK X)U .
LESS MOSEY, THAN BY .
hENI'INU TO UHIS
YJLLE OK fl.N.
USNWTL
Send on your Orders.
ILITINO SALOON.
N (IINJI'MTION WITH (U'R AI.E
Halmw me have an Eatina Kakjun, a bees
nH-alc rn be emenred at all noars of tb dar
sad night, and rhnp thaa slwbera. I
iTeeoaaiaailr no kana su Bie mmtM annrss.
le A OfcJwU-E.
A. OWSLEY,
I'umer Main and IjirK-arter Strart
Mauford, ltw
Comniinrfnni
M KUCIt A-MTj,
Groceries and Hardware,
T15-WAHE, STOVES, (jIUTtS, Ac As.
Alvay. on hand a fall idnrk of
Susan, Co floes.
TEAS, rLOUB, EAL and BA00I,
.. Which "ill be mid at cluas figurea,
Wbolosalo or EetaiL
Carpeatsr's ,
Blackamitb's and .Farmer's
Tuola sad Implement,
'.' BITKEYE
310WEKS and QE.1FERS,
PLOWS, ScC.
tcl'EENHWAKE,
Iron, Nails and Steel.
OLD SOUR-MASH WHISKY
Kur Family uite.
S. D. MYERS.
Under talicr
Laat Main Htrou, STAN VOHD, KEJiTt'CKY
- Keep, cuutantly oa bead
JVTET-A.I.IO OASES,
-3L
CASILETS and SHROUDS.
WOODKN COFFINS
Mads 10 onlw M (kmt notice.
rl PltKI'ABED Ttl FI RMSII PlfTl'KE
fr""rr and wiriw ,,Uu. vi tdl MvUa aad
aiba. All kiuda ol lumiiura teuainid.
Itrma nub or thirty day. iibiiote, aego
lial.b and payable .1 uf m,(u,
llankn
N. B. All IhfMe inilchiM 1.. nu. UM llutJ
lu aouw forwarded and will. Uu ion,, Jmtely.
V H.U. MYfcliK
PHILLIP HATJN.
UiutaMviUa,' .Kentucky.
aAsn rAi-n;sKa or
SADDLEN,
llaxauba, Bridlea,
i'ollan, WlilfM,
And evvrytbiui la th aaddlery line, al th
very Lj.mI knuroA,
- All Werk Warraatsd.
AU Order Promptly Filled.
Illrhsat task Prices rM fer Hlee.
u out .
anna M. OwsisVi
DUNN tt OWSLEY.
tsmtjsjlsins,
Chemists nnd raJTOAceutltta,
- mtakfvkA sxiiTVVKr.
. It j- n
CHEMICALS,
rafota, Oils,
FANCY GOODS,
i.- . . .
Mundrlen,
'
X3t.t lat.. JCtOa
Phe4riaas pmeripllona eaferWlly and aktl
fully eiftiwinded, either DAY ot NKIIIT.
LiTE ;ii(juoits
For nilfn) m, alw'ars oa kaad, 1 '
iJEWELBY.
AFI.VR AH)RTMKNT OF JEWELRY
uadar Iks care uf Mr. aticharda, a
diillful workmaa, who will lemaia with aa.
. Mr. Uebaid. will attend pmmplly to all
mt neta.Vnd npfMirinaT.
-Sar price, will bs as turn as ran be
auraeik
1872. 18T2.
TPromlx
Spring and Summer
CrOOdB.
E. B. HAYDEN,
8outh Hid Mala fttrcet, KtsnferJ, Ky.
I AM SOW RECEIYINO ASD WILL
continue le receive during the .pring snd
aanr aaaana a freak atock of ckoia dry
fasd iacludtag all lbs late atlta of
Iaadles Irtu imm1v
Lai bearing ia put
PLAIN and
FANCY Ml.KS.
UiNUHAMN.
UOX-t MhltjlRS
ALPAt.AM,
LAWNS,
POPLIN.
LlKTKlSAc.
Uw SMek-of WHITE tXXMM and N(V
T1UXS always eom4re.
PRrSTS,
UlMESTICK,
. BlillWN and
liLEAl IIKD
CvmiNH,
iivrniv v.l?Tia
1KIS1I linens!
Al lb very luwtal msrkvt prieea.
Ws call etpeeaU atu-ntloa le oar very large,
aturfca ,
Boot) avnd 8hoa,
HATS -A-ISTID CAPS.
U.fBO
Wall Pae, Mirrvnk Qu.iw.wa re, Travelinc
Cumpaaioaa, I'mbrelfaa, Trunk., Vtlicw, Ac.
GIVE US
A CALL.
E. B. HAYHEN.
DENNIS & CLARK,
North aids Msia Htraet,
STANFORD, KENTUCKY.,
Will keep amirtantly on hand and for aale
i iitAr ri in i ami,
CARRIAVES mUllIES, BOf KAWAYM,
Bprinc Wag one, eto.,
of all kiada,
Unequalled in Style and Finish.
EPAIRINO IX)NF. PROMPTLY TO
xsj older. Huch aa
Older. Huch aa naintins, smithing. Ac.
1ai'I en slarwbers to ksvs your work done.
wbaa your bout marhaaiea eaa
u wall
1Kb. I n I t UAL .
C a Caldwbu. a D. PaaauTva.
Jfcs Oo.
DEALERS IN
Confectioneries,
Boots, Shoes, Notions,
1III .N,
Oils, Faints, Produce, Salt, fto
Mala Buest, StautWd, Ky. ly
j. m. enne a OUM.
COOK & GREEN,
IVr o i o Ixanta,
HnstoiiTilla, KjH
I SALES. IN
Dry Good, Hotion. Oreeerlea, o..
JN FACT ALL aistat tif utsnjei
, usually kept lu a Im-clum houa and will
wld oa a. liberal taraiaas say houas In '
ml Kentucky.
TIN SHQPJNO STOVES!
PETER STRAUB,
WEHT END KTANFOKD, KY.
I AH PKFPARKl) TO DO ALL KIMsS
of las work at say aavp asar lbs Wuolea
k astury, . . . , . i K, . , . t
Always oa kaad aud fur sal
Heating an. Cooking Stoves,
- oM Vn.'.la, afcrn.
Steam Mill Mailers,
Aad ether
thaas.
U suatmlaaey rapuiaad
all
Acevsnna Drts.
CARR1AGEMAKERS
Tin uuil Copper Wiire
baud, for aal wwmlA . . )y
T8ANFOUD
HYQOLEH B CRIST MILLS.
OIK WOOLEN AND (IRIHT M I l.l -H
aes no fa perwrt ruanlne evdee and
ws WIS manaBMHiie. all kinde ot
WOOLEN FABRICS.
And mil Ik nam at leasnaablt peirw.
Hlsheet Cash Prlo Fata for Wool
al arHmi M WUK T
UrtvatSlp altilT, maJ anH Imit
svt oa baad and me alr sl m.rk.i prli-r..
Iv HA R. T. MATTINHLY
FOR SAXE
1,000 CKIfAIC PONT
mi-
PLANK rElSTCES.
Apply RIM OlfiK,
atf t at Inlerioe Joaraal ( ttnre.
Ja I. crrTKa. . jAa h orrra.
OTTER & BRO.,
(fWtmnn to HARVEY A OIKHLF.R)
Maanfaeturers aad Wkoleaale IValera la
StoYca, Grntos Casting,
CaasM, Tta aa SAMt-lraa Stan,
Ta Tattles, Bad Iron, Ooffes Mills, BosJas,
73 KM Wde Wilh Htrees, bet. M.ln snd
Market, Loakrrllls, Ky. I -1m
J. M. PHILLIPS & CO.,
DrvMrfMa, CkemUta aad Wrorern,
Eaat of Public rVUare,
- Lavaeaa-ter, KontvekT,
I'Mtl'M in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
Mla, tsyaosatutn.,
Pura Liquors, Toilet Articlos,
s Tobaaeo, I'lgara,
Notions andancy Goods.
A riU LHB OP (.NOlEKIle.
All Sold
4m
Clipap for Cash.
it. iioyim:, .
Carriage Builder,
ij.vrj.ir, i-A-.vrii-rr,
Buggies, Spring Wagons,
Rock trays, etc., cton
Made or Repaired.
All mrkWarrantcd,
My Prices are Low.
LuiiiIht Tar Sale.
PREPARED T PI' R NIMH
K1MW OF
I AM
A IX
Poplar Iaiiuiber,
Cut and Sawed Shingles,
AND
BOARDS,
At the UV1T i.xa fr t ASM.
ORDERS SOLICITED
ia LSO WILL (tNTRA(T T
,fTa nih aiatrri.1 and erect buiblimr.
ihe nnwt rnvneahn, him.
Mtanfned.
Ws an now
is nl
f our . Hpril
rWk. of
SWLE and FANCY
gAfnTalC
aT AwTamaFaiiT
ANl
IVO.TIOIVH
rrv, ETt FTX
Which la iinimually Itnre hihI atlrnctive, k
which we Invite yaur .Mention.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Aauifi.fr our trtiicsrtir will hf tViinl lat-
tatwl Jwiraul tiytr ut I'mila, nruwn ami
blrast'tiexl HIiwliiiK- and Miirtiiigi,
Ti kinm., IMaulm, Hriii-a, Chn ii,
Jetillinfr-, C'onirifs Jmmi,
tvttbrica. rtr tlc
PIECE GOODS.
Wa oiW tkm all Ui maular uaka ut JrsLaaa,
ijvaaaim tiaviiirita, ikhm, v mamrt
rU, Twrvila, ItilUaitaslfra. ion
rti Irilla LinjKm Ctx ka,
Blav Ljimtim, eta air.
DRESS GOODS.
Our alack of lr iooiU will ha iViuiui out
cjst iba iRoavt aiiiaciifa ia lha auarksrf, a-
iuuiir vbk-k an Jinm 81 its If ack
biika, Jmmmm PuHib.. IJrvua
diiialoliv Vanlrti Ik Uiiaf-a,
Liim Duiliiit-a, '.inn
kaunat, Alaai-m, in
ail CNtlveTa.
WHITE GOODS.
Ia While Good, wa offer yoa full lint, uf
Plouaa, lriah Lintsia. Jaumeia, Hwi,
JSunaouka, Vuioria'a Table Dam
ask, Toweb, Napklua, tuilt.,
llandkercbiiuV, etc, etc., etc.
NOTIONS.
Iu Notion antl Kawy (mju1h wi havt Mi-M-rul.
mi.:s. t U.l.l...- '' '
riat, riiina. . - auoi.na, irim
uiitK-v Nark Tia-, tSiaia, Jfwlrv,
lUmwry, lilovw, Uuiji Wkirt,
Hcttioiisjrv, Collar-, Kaita,
l,raiUp,Hultjm,Nw(IU'Hl
aud Thrtiui,ii. fact
avtytkiibK in
lis ttviiuM
line,
BOOTS,
ISUOKSt,
HATH,
uiW CLOTH INU.
Mia kva takM fiwal pMlsu in Wiiritf up
our aaUM-k. aut usUy Ut aiiakv il altmt livv uh
IHspular, but la utwi U- aiuitH uf buvt r. g u.
ravilr, aitd lu attakltf ytm it un da- au.iv uf
yowr NuMsia kviaiT aud a itii uifMv auiialuaUuto
lU yoaaflSHat.
rtKati K A M U.Lai I.
WANTED.
l
Wcaul, JValbaia aud Country IVihIuiv Kir-
llv (r ai hit la at fjrivc On liii.tu-M mrkW
aiaa. I.
nnrnnriii
Ml WWII
li 1 IrV luf
In rrrm
NIURANCKi
T. J, CAMPBELL, 1
Ialent Afrnt - ,
I " TBB
ROYAL IISUTANCE COMPANV
.1.
! Clth CtfiUl ,$10,000,000, God
X l"mi mtniriif to
pOlITT srtellirn, jlr-J-".-"i.
IsusaiMi nt4 ai .-h h4Mu MFtTrT (,1
Mv1 VHKK a. F.NiiVANP.
Inmranre ln"ai dwelling, loe Ions heme
at Vr.K LOWltATKS.
Annual Iniome $2,700,OC0.
Barb a Cattleman, Manager fop'
Illinois (fid fentucky, Lcnuavtlle,
tentuoky.
0flHINnillB31D,
Throueh, llnntm tsa 'lntlniiatl
At awaraaii
CI TIM.
fertwtrWtl F4 LaleSSfsTt fltUL,
f tn.-lntMM hitav atari If
fawft. Arrif.
. T A 4 ra p
' p pi w p j
I V r ft r a
. a a aupsf
. Im itnta
ifir--j Mat fa.eVaa
I ajlfiai l lFa. r
japa aJA
Itiiftel Trip
at rvr1k J rvleaa.
mfasaivT ran a I an p
Tl.-kfta tat I tatttawtl asi M
TeffiH ' ad tt f-tt, IwHa atMa Jara,i t.alt.
U--ltllWllarel1 ae-a Hrhmtm law iPiswraaM
N aarSr afaref ) Ml, UK Ol M t'l KI.I M. fHifr'i,
a. . Paaaatv lt1 IW m4 rwaH Am.
JERR7 E. DELPH,
VUCTIONEKK,
I III. tr this dale vll Many point
era a. Wl bnv --VViiiai
k aud lad. rV-Mrnriwi
Itt
rr:a?
TT7.ST,
public p
I again ra.
WKl.kL KTlS K riALI-lwhi.h I
bleb I firtvm.-
irn ner. n vetr. n ill wnra al the uaual
iaea aial Jiww (1KATIH rreevthint. ea
Based I r le aril. oMinma to mt ln,
cuniv a It vl Buurboa, avelw, dweu and
I lark. . -
I rrir l Ike Inulera of las blue .r...
reirti taeauik of Kruiuckv river. AaMms
aw sl Lsttwfcm. m
r -r-
U. f Mail Line Steamers
For CINCINNATI AND THE
ilSaSY.
BOATS DAILY
M.kins) le ennneclii al Aneinmill wilh
bus tlantk Inn fnt Nte York and all Ki-t-
eni ru
M MS AND
STjl'EROOMS
FREE.
Fnanate aa dvm her lines. Tb-krutWall
i j r Kit al all scarral U.AH nlb.ea
IkTMitk ami enmMiv'. nnW In Louui-
vlll.j
i. ai fatkmrri lltr alata
uewmtT
Pb,r..n.le.-.,rali,,hi.
r n. K AKrFH, I
, rnip't.
l.Or AdEMS WAMKII
7
PEERLESS
E-HIVE!!
'J s.
i7 o,,
Pstsntsd Dso, 36th. 1871, hj
PROCTER,
Franklin, Kntucky.
AXili I -.-J.
1 Ilee-keepera Fverjeaersi !
' FI R- pi ,ll,,win auu rfeaMI.-iHxw
Miiun l!,w trf il mur, thai nut S. V "- -
i,r,.. tefj. . y ; Si .
Tm.saV m.-.w....y ,M-..rf and
Hnm!i nioViUiia eonib rrauie Hive ever ia.
enn.l.
3. The nnly SMUerud nniiiind in it. con.
rtrucli, iiMkriil huHbrr, lb nail, am.
mrv to bMew il kdtWwJ.bt n.ll rm. .
of wire cl.4b to cover vaulilalora. Nm a
a-rew, w rrw eve, hook and eve. Iiinir., 'ivi,
piecr d tin, lin tulv, slam, nr olhrv aapi inlv
aialcrial i. uwd in iu siaalrurtiua.
a, Wbi iMiiarrly awd, il i lb cuuleM hivs
ftar Manner an-t aa warm a. lha warmnt foe
winlrr-ue, tflnrdina anide peiiecti.a fur the
ucufwiui wintering u eolonie. ea the .uan
inrr Mand.
A llv il. we Ihe Iter it r tr "honey buank"
. "h.aiey InuV koanurvlr di.a-nMd wilh,
wliila the ckaaibvr. atar h. cunira. led to ran
th. eotitliliiam a an at-l mJi. ,J uu
Miutleriwaa. aalaa.aialiliiiclK.iM.i-.
nae lb animaihemtlollMt Meeoniv. ucenpied
y me xii'iy, -
V l linae snd labor It required la kaad-
lintf siul Ik. - 1 L. I - . I ...
I u.uis .Slier HrM-ekua hivea.
. s While II d. a.H claim U. h. uiiilv
'atolb iirm" uinles all cin-um.taneM, vet it la
noi.Utl wilb lue laawt tiucstaave and smwa
1 1"
I -Iliiial iLrriov Ur tltaaaturv aad distrtK(i.B
m niticn au i lira rvrf aitarhs-d to a kirr, aad
a ill do tuuf to pdTlwjcl iIim IkrM from lha raa
ftftua nf iknt larriMa ikaa all Ua ax-
arnitiri- am ruMplicaltt'irapa'' t invantvU
ami will ht irnaat M-aW aflurd (ivriVrC prutrrlkaa.
7. Tha crmatmrtitm ia much llial ihe fraaata
and faWwb lit skiimIIv waUvitiar lua brood
ur Mirf'ltu rUamliar.
M. . A nuaibaar of Mia 1 1 LiiiVai or aacK-i
auy ba U"wi iu lha aauta Urj, cr tana ir aiors
may ba ki-fH lu aurlua rtamlr, rarviviuit all
tiia sifnmt ftatmiml warmtk frvm Ibr cuiua
aoaflnt-d to iha bniod rkaaubar.
Oihrf eulvuiUiftja at Ik lit ha aaiuiawratrd, but
tkr aUit-a an dwuvajil ntbciaat,
Au raamitathan uf ftlWa aainnta, will, I
hrlirva, aaii-fy anr aksiwlai m4t itm-iiuU Apia-
naa, ol uic suBrruril7 ol taa
"lVepI?w"
II I v
over auv, and all ollicra; aad I t'HALUuaua
t'oMi-AMiaoa witk anvlliven the AaaaicAa
Costimuit, Aims, AvaiA, Anat ur H'an.
Farts Rltkts aad Kamule lllv f 10 M
r.tl.M Irclw aa a.t.an aaaa.1... I
Tt-rritorr will bs add very low lu those
wi.h!ns;lu uurrbaaa, aud the term, madeeaay.
Pur an v lurtbee liifbraaatlua aacluas alamo,
snd ediltvaa, nlaislT,
1-21 J. 8. PKlKTOK,
Lot a Boi M I nuiklia, Kv,
MM Rffftrd ar-4 ta IW ParlUr af aar
M..)i. .we-k,. HL-U.ttHllAt kUMi KfUfHlula al.U l H
Jtuv AAiMy-itiurtk aa mmy m-uutw vui wa.lt) nki
lat aavstitj sfrttJti uf UkJ
aa IT. W 1 1 tsar esjrr aa us svss-s
aualltt iUit...-lls eU.i.liar fsnm-U.-t f a anui-
lUi sb'liit!) in
1 aJuuailJ 4l)
aat um umj wtawsej wfaiiaiBj
tl ImVUl aWti.
$tmm raWward a&ri t aal fvraaa wavlaa
J. I- ri..T, M . -w WHIiailiaiii mduaia ts
lb'i'-MaralJ I'al'arallT l.auika la ieVhlV aat
I'naii- iar tat I'ewtMs-try aitsi Tuaisjtsk.
$Immj aar1 ta
ui i..aia, ruaf ii, ar
ravwr Itsditil ri'iaw.itMiua-uni.
Mintir-, ur aiii-."K Uuruualw lit )aU- la (fr.
k iUi a ha lusmslk h
$;aa r IW aa V'f9. "", f.'. r
I- Itl.'l liaantrl r.e-iilaalh l-fl -u t.-.K.llt trejwl
iiu HUiHtaM um! Kw-iialjfta. i.l..f-it , aaa
uaJiO tvsr imu ivara. l.tifl ut umt ivu Uet
$.-a Irtiarft kVr Ik aai irvtviik. tW
HhiMsawliaau axwl Ntus4sii vairaiilMl ma awki uiMiwt a'
miMiaw kauhl tf wasitr, ataiiwi fi ttt anH it-kmrnvr
uf) Lsiitlsst lw "t tvlura lb wai4 H mmm
Lu Ike laat I .-at lit Wl miiiaiar ew trass w- r asse wsww..as
ut i tmwsm reaiuuiiafl tiiMuWulmm mm mm ajra mfrtie-i
it taHIW Ui rtaltaiiAlye.Aa. 4 aT SjUAM . t, alaJSMsJ tUati
.u. ....AUAilik Ui uf. HI Ur rvluiuud tif tetl iia
mdsum .aai iirtU.iMa i.stwwl auf vhmigB. AalVN
i. J 1 puu-r.
wlUaV ivaktaaa- a ijAiW wa
it
nasi kattJ Mill -Ull lIlaI ' Ui. C..f tr ,
am aar .fWtvsjtl, fesa? nmki md 4r aa. Ur. f stewr a
i.U- UbfiihuatlM H.ruiy u'ti Ij JrattiiiUU ai l U Uwr
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