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REVOLUTIONS.
CASTER, Ky, July 10Th,
We, the teachers Of
ncky, have met in Inst
lancaster, for mutual ben

LANCASTER, KY July 10th, 1873.
WHEREAs, We, the teachers Of Garrard
county, Kentucky, have met in Institute at
the town OF Lancaster, for mutual benefit and
the general advancement Of educational in
terests-be Il resolved
lst. That recognizing the paramount value
Of education In the material, social and moral
prosperity Of our community, and the great
apathy and neglect Of our people on mis- subject,
il becomes ourduty a. teacher, by every proper
means, 70 arouse the minds Of all 10 the i'm
port&nce Of our school interests, and the ne
cessity Of providing suitable facilities for
teaching.
End. That considering our profession q mo-
Bile one secondary 10 none In its importance,
il deyolves upon VA Individually, 20 prepare
ourselves for our calling % dsmaad O,g proP9
sOoaI posiioa, and rssia azy degradation attempted
% b. bowed spsa ~ ~ ,gaoraAos and uies.
Sd. That, knowing the importance Of these
Institutes and the value Of the information
derived therefrom by our teAcheFs, We consider
Il the duty Of every teacher In the county 10
attend, and that hereafter 10 rsfas % roocyniss
a baoagiag % As profession all teachers who,
without cause, fail 10 attend thess meetings.
9TH. That our thanks are due Pref Grehan
and John Owen Breckinridge, Esqs, Of Lar
ington, Ky, for their attendance during the
term Of the Institute, and the able and cheer
ful manner In which they assisted In conduct
ing the exercises.
5th That we feel under many obligations to
Ms Il. ID. Potts, the Misses Lula MArr, Lil-
ale Peacock and Mamie Talbot for 10 kindly
entertaining Ne with moA charming music !
also 10 the Presbyterian congregation for the
uAe Of their house, and 10 the citizens Of Ian.
caster and vicinity for their attendance and
kindness, and interest manifested towards our
Association.
9th. That our thanks be extended 70 Misses
Annie Logan, Mamie EAson; sAllie h. Dunn,
Belle Brakeman and Annie Jennings for the
interesting and instructive essays read before
the Institute.
7th. That THE IETkRIoE JOURNAL Ken
lucky Adsooais, and Central Kentucky hsss Be
requested 10 publish these rsaolutions
NARY J. LOGAN,
MAMIE j. EASON,
Us. REPPERT,
COMMITTEES.
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ME A. A. WARM Win BE- 10 und
ready % wait upon yoa At All hous Il
the night 81 u 4. Qhsnault's
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JUST received an elegant stock Of
jswelry q Z. r. ChsnautL
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LAND AND opor ITEMS.
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EARM FOR SALE.

The farm On which cal n J. hrsckfnFidEs 10.
CITY, On the stanford and knsb tlsk tgrnpiks,
l. onercd ar e sud fHTn contains about - sers-,
Nth eoabrtuelo iiapfosements and uil b odd -
uhole o. In parts
F,s further iRiormsten spply 10 ths undersigned,
.djsiniAs ths arm, o. Addrs- a SAIL uiylkx.
es-u A. Z. Dkhkkf.
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Prices an ever Kess.chy

Local Sales and General Movement.
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an kIEts Of JOB wOrk neatly sIesaied q
fhis OaIce
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THE CORNER STONE,
Of our new Courthouse has been laid and thu
work 1. progressing finely.
LIHRARY DRAWING.

The oItizens of our town and vicinity In
vested $500 In thin enterprise and viii drs~
back $50 upon Approximate numbers.
, 1873-08-17
for. sotno manufactured work. Iron was
dull aud woak largo. lots aro sold to

for. somo manufactured work. Iron was
dull aud woak Largo lots nro sold to
rogular dealers at oonoessions from tho current
ratos. Naval HtoroB and coonorago wore qniot
end unchanged. lilo domand for wool continues
fair, md tl,h market Ia firm for choice Ano
gradoa. Hops and lroom-coru woro moderately
actlvc, nnd t,ntlor light atucls, Blcatly mud hrn
Timothy Hood mot with nn improved inquiry, md
was hrnlor: tlnx T. noltl nt .75, aud clovet Il. 9
aroen fruits Tors IN tar rsqasst mud cers6y
ateady oxcoptlng poafa ana l,eacllos which woro
oaaor, 9ofg more pienty' potatoeH woro ut-
ehtamgga ct,ge ., ronl.ry waa IN moae1ato request at
about Ifnaays rallgo OF prices. Prairie ockons
W9so IN !tberal anpplg, anti lower Eggs wore
ba1aplo ~ l5e'lo1o. ,.....
~, LaRo Lrofgnta wore leaa actiso anh unchanged,
.no 1oolh8 bolng rather uul Of a1ltrporh held OFT,
shough hoarly everybody seemed to expect an
advance OF 25 ror cont within week. 1satoa
m1fS nuan SO pn r. c%1T ana on wheat py ha to
n'a.G, na ,eoo 70 hngstoh' corn was 1aoscn at llo
.sn;a.a "mu mnoat a. IKE. Corn to NeW Englatid
Roa5 Gn uI thIsongn rates, was quoted at 2ao sia
nMnnlo' l' eat.s, OF ooneTlela, aha 2ocV1a ogdens-
,s6, ,vi, s~r, =, mi ~ an Mas
nno min ~. VII W.. ea9ty o"9 ao,ooo pu "Aeas, ahd 2o2
wy 11;t.3,ss;fa. ~ caim. ,o ;r,n,,,,. .,,.,.,,.o
r., a,,,nti NIT Mtio 4iausc, anu nonnay i1fmor
" sytnpnMtny M1sn iopo!tea auvanco 70 o3e u
h,1n oenat .1 anu 1na,, '1r?or toolng " Now York.
,rn.n .o 1oo.' anp aSnnpray ""s suiy i'ft. ahGro
",nio M@ g%u au[ snom, miiI H. "as ,,, i,'o
rI,1,nr ~ ~, nsis aa - ~ Nv ''o' WALL
, 1873-08-17

aold ut 20A A@283<lc, and seller October at, 2G,4@
27c. Boinr tho year wnH nominal. CASH Batos
wero roported Of 1900 b,l at 28ifo Especial
lonao); 1D,800 bn Mt $50 0,000 lii at 27HIc;
1yco9 bn at 274o 15 90 goo bi At 27yo 2doo btl
% sempo at a0y5o cd6 bu DO at 3oc 81 LOO bn do
at a2o. Total, 400 blr.
lsyo WIS IN good donland. md advanced 11lo
per n,. Will. little oIcrtug, tho receipts ceuti-
illng light. CaBll snlcB woro roportosl Of ,2O0
bn No. 2 ut G7o; 500 br do ut G01lo; 1,G00 bti do
e5 ta 5 do do to # e sld 1 eoaea by dc, do q
tho outside. Seller tho month waa innoltyo but
Btrong, C5c bolng bid at tho cosc, with nominal
sollest at Ggc. Eoller September was !ifolcss.
Dnrlcy waH rather moro activo mud castor than
Oil Frilay but tho market took on another now
phaco. geller tho year was tho favorito option
sellor Bopto,nbcr was weak and 10 lower J; 1t nold
ct q 90, bnt closed easier. No. 8 soler Sop.
tonber was 90 lower, aolling at 75c to tho extent
of 1000 bn. Canll saloa woro limited to 400 bu
No. at 8719c, and 400 bn do ut SIC.
r,, EUnopEAN MARKETS.
Ihe following Is Beerbohn's dispatch to tho
Board OF Trado To-day:
Auausr 1a--Lonlon- Floating cargoes OF wheat on
coast Rllado dcarer; arrivals urKo. Cnrgocs Of
wl.nat on " psshngo M lisve N UPWARD tendency. aooa
average Quaity gu lnHsage, 5Gs same for allpmonts
within two n,ontlls, 5Ga. Arrvas Of corn off coast
n,oserate. wsther IN EoEsanl hne, Lard, 4os Cd.
ncss aoingi DDS I'll. Lard aos ID.
LATEST.
Wheat was nctivo md oxcitod in tho afternoon
and advanced t1o for tho month; No. Spring
sold at q .2o@l 2o4 aoor tho month, closing Il
sl09 seller the year. Corn WAS quiet aud steady
at 400 Bcller tho mouth, mud sj22ic aollcr Bop
tombor. Otllor grim, lnlso frefgntu, and pro-
Visions were quiot and unchanged.
, 1873-08-17

directing my attention to tho boauty Of n rhr-
Tho rlvor diacloaod, betrayed = voice which
struck mo ~ bolng familiar. anl noar-aigltod,
sna 9ax dopona mara for recognition Of my fFie1s e
ny ny oyos ,ideod, " voloo IN hsvo bit TO onoo hoard
is aoqor whpliy forgotten. My cxoited nttontion
was, therefore, direotod moro olosoly to tho Zen.
turoR OF my unexpected con,rntIlon, wllnin lad
now approached quite ncerly for the ankc Of co's~
tfnulng a conyorsaton which nccidont hna boz
gun. God blosH mo u exclaimed, In gonl-
ino aatonislnent,
tn rms GAIT. WILTON ?"
e Eas Sbaoa SR fn non s oaone %1eHW Wo@ 5Sa IT %
for, since we Ind met " lang syno," successive
promotions Ind placo1 him at tho hoal OF Ills
roginaoht, tho Ono-11undrod 'and-EiKhth. 40
had obtained liberal loayo OF absonco after lis
recruiting lis lloaltll, wl,io, Ind suffered much,
especially in India, ly travelling In this country.
As our respective fanillos Ind beon 1ao;tar Hear
neighbors at home, md oMr refsohai aeehInags
80 far from homo. too-nny well bo imagined.
Among tho many themes OF talk for which q" tho
deep cavern Of memory began to DO xansaokcd
as tho lime for parting ar1oaohod,-an1t. tilta
goshor,-i alluded inquringly to tho' story Of
Tomlyn, at Dormula A burat Of laughter, NOT
wholly unmixed, as 1t seemed to mo, with u
tingo Of pity,-wae, at first, my friends only
reply. AZ aoon rs he recovered gravity enough
for continuity, tho
DREAD MYSTERY WAS uNRAvELED
in few wordA: "Tomlyn was stupid fellow
and bore. Har1oy waB overheard In bis 1oavo-
taking by young IEetrange, as merry q lad aa
ever brcathcd, aud who, among many amnstng
greo. 1o conceived and carried out unknown
to any Of us at tho time, tho apparition Of poor
Harley, who-afd this coincidence scas tho xaost
,oonderJAl eoer kneto-provod after oil to have
, 1873-08-17

The first reported salo OF hay under tho now
inspection system, was made to-day ton tons Of
No. timothy on private tormH.
In answer to all inquiry wo state that the $50
bu OF hot-corn, which tho AIeasrs. Hough,
ciargad In court to havo beon loaded upon =
vessel, on receipts calling for sound corn, waH
takon back Into the elovator only after consider
able trouble, which involved dny's delay to tho
yeHsel. Tho worst foaturo in tho transaction
seems to have been tho deliberate porauadiuG of
the ont Inspector to dcaort his post wliilo the
poor corn WAS beiug run into tho veHaol.
TIE MARKETS.
The loading produce markets. wero active to-
day in grain, and dull on proviaions. Thoro was
rather strong, dotnand for grain. and moro
moyonont being relatively slow. Our receipts
RrG on tho lncrcnse, but has beam anticipated,
and tho cileota would seen, to haye boon airoady
discounted.
In tho dry goods market tllero wore no now
features. Steady Improvement In tho demand
departments. The grocery, trade was reported
moderately active, with prices generally firm.
Tho oxoitoment IN coffeea continues, and tile
dreront gradoa wore agan 1 edyaneed od;9ea A,@4c.
at 34@341lo, aud fancy Rio at 2U@a0}4c. s4-
galH woro utrongor, with ali upward toldonoy in
Totined grades. 11ce, BoapH, caudlos,
Hpioos, eto., woree, unolangod; luttor aud
ebout sbout' previous rates. the fosmor selling
ut 11@2lc, aud the 1attcr Mt 1115@13115o. No
changos worthy OF note woro developed iu the
dried fruit marlot. Donlostics III we'll aB most
descriptions Of foreign fruita wero inquired for
spocuatiyely, a. vel! aH for conaampti9,n,, and,
yariotios were oil firmly hold, whilo IN raiHina,
clllraEts, poaohos and Hono othor lincg, tho teu-
donoy ii still upward. Fish uro ratlor quiet.
Tho Inquiry ca!ao chtotly in tho shape Of a.nall
.flrxn,1 10
, 1873-08-17

Withdrawn from storo on Friday for city con-
sumption 1914 bu corn 9;.5 bu oats; 1913 bu
rye; 485 bu bar1oy. Withdrawn for. do during
tho weok; oars bu whoat; 29,751 bu corn; 16,-
670 bu oats; $3.50 bu rye; 2,o1G bu barley.
The following grain has boon expected into
atoro this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 27s111 cars
wheat; til cars corn IL, 900 Du No. i do, 1000
bu high-mi1cd do, and 35 500 bu No. do, by
cannl; rs cara oats; 2,200 bn No. 9 do by canal;
1915 cars rye; cars barley. Total (o43 carB),
434, 900 bu.
Tho following wero tho receipts ind shipments
Of breadstufls and livestock at this point during
the past week, and for the corresponding weeks
ending as dntod.
, 1873-08-17
MONETARY.

HArunpAr EVENING, Aug. 10.
During tho paHt wook thoro hns boon gradual
inercaao In tho country demand for currency,
and though tho amounts going out zach tlay
hayo not boon very largo, they Indicate propara-
tons for moving tho crors. Tho wlloat crop
has now bcen secured throughout tho Northwest,
and in q large proportion of tho wloat
region Is about roady TO market. In Wisconsin.
Minnesota, and Northern Iowa, tho llarvost waB
earlier than uB1al, aud tlIo roceipts Of new
portion. 10 that t,roo, Or oyon ,weohs aacaco,
wq shall probably DO roootvlng twice aa much as
now; Tho currency going to tho country
is being pretty gonornlly distributed to
oil ponts Woat and Northwest Of tlia city, thus
Indicating that when tho movement Of tho grain
begins 1t will bc pretty general.
Lilo movement Of currency iB beginning to
Sobging many Of tho banks to aol1 Il
country orders. Exchange waa sola
today ut 25o per e1 900 premium and ut pnr,
though some of tho uBual scllors wore still aHk-
Ing 50c por $1,000 premium.
Money continues worry abundant III thH market
Tor Eilt-edgea short-tino com,neroal paper, md
for 80 or oven 60 days such paper could DO
had nt from 8 to Q pcr cont: There
in the market, though thoro Is q good deal of
fered ut sn average Of about Il por
cent per annnm. Bankers still fool
moro disposed than iu for1nor yeara to
propAro for q stringonoy IN October or Novem-
hor. II tt1ay rroparo for 1t will not como, hut
if zach one, foreaeeing this, truats TO hH neigh
bors to do the preparing, It will como.
Tho clcarings Of tho Chicago banka for tho
, 1873-08-17
A Thrifty (Jg14Dr&4l1prs

IA 0onin.lnahor III our vicinity" says The Law
rossco {AlaHa.) american" "was always noted for
having An oyo to buslnesH, md q short time ago,
upoil tho death of q citizen, d frionl went to old
oroupbouos, aud asked him to 90 to thu house,
aud tako Dimensions for 4 coilln. "No nood Of
1t, no neod Ut 1t. remarked tho undertaken 1'a
down tAoro t'otllor day. aud kinder eyed him
oyer.' The samo man laHt wlnter Ind largo
atook Of collins on hand. and upon being ashod
II they wonld all be neoled that wintor, ho
roplcd. with gustonIng oyo, II hope 30, I lopo
sol"
, 1873-08-17
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 10.
Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
Of the loading articion Of produce in Chicago
during the past twonty-four hours, md for the
corresponding dato ono yenr ago:
, 1873-08-17

Tho shipments In detail wcro aa fol1owa: Shoulders,
a f1a and hhda short RIB, 1874 bxa; ahort clear,
G5s lSnf ar % h5 @ II I1 g. zs nn5 1a
b1s long ha1nH. o87 bsa Drmnglams. 10 bxg irish
cut, IS b1s; bacon, 13a hxs; sairorlsrs han,R, 10
bxa ccaE bucks, &c bxs l,eus, Is hxs; Letceacr-
shire, 10 bxs; Wiltshire, 10 bxs
Flour was very quiet at unchanged prices.
There was scarcely shipping order on tho n,nr-
dealers. Holdora wore very firm in their yiows
owing to tho fact Of light stocks and tho fur
thor advance in wheat, and would probably haso
put up prices but for tho paucity OF tho demand.
Bran was oaeior. Sales woro reported Of 100
brls spring extras at SG75; 100 brls do ut 7t25
GO brls do at 5000; 100 brla do ut 55.75; rs brls
spring Buporines at 5000; 80 brls ryo flour at
sl.35; 100 brls do at st.25, Total, 1856 brls.
Also 10 tons bran at $1,000 do1lvercdi 80 tons
largo lot at 9l0.50 ut tho mill. The following
3Tua tic clnaiia1 ranea Of iarices:
, 1873-08-17
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Review Cor the Week Ending Snturs
lny Evening, Aug. IG.
SATURDAY EVENING, Arg. 10.
Tp ratttuia Of lYn.aQEk tfErftiH thu Metk LnTH


oArTLE-f experience ms worth anything to tho
average 'roysr, diminished supply Of rough. l'a!1-
disastrous Losses Of tho pas Fortnight but 1t has
pentely been demonstrated that tho Western drawer
o h
heavy rceeipts q thin stock aud continued dull aud
aro scare but tho extreme low prices ut which con'no
grades selling eprcsscs tho lnurket for ALL though
Of fancy scors Of heavy average havo beon isposcA
Of at Sc00Go3 while aonc choice, smooth at acers,
9ysraEn9 from S5o to hs wero take', ats5eys
sales were effected at prices ranging downward fron,
from tho pficos eurTeat At tic close of iaat wecji
Stock cattle llaye mot with ratner moro inquiry mud
young seeFs averaging from 900 to l,o5o Ms Iho
ssls sass oy o5 te low o 9f = i H. o fSx
cavcs were III fair request ut S30MG560 for poor to
ro-t'ay trade was slack. Neither local nor outside
BIT little was accomplished toward clearing tho yards
of tho 1000 or 6oo0 aalo cattle which they contained.
srass ~s sx Ss S. Wilt ths @
s sns sr % ss 81 ss aes e s navs % 4s
market closes Hat.
Extra Bceyes-dradol ntrers, averaging 400
Choice Bcoycs-Fine, fat we'll formed year
to year old stcers, averaging 1,31u to
Good H-Wcll-iatened, a1,oiy formed 'Se'''0'
aecrs, averaging 100 to 300 Ills. 4.80@e5.16
Medium arltfeH-StearH III fair flesh. aver
aging 100 to l,e5u 4.oo@4.75
Duclcrs' StocA-Common to fair stecra,
mud good to ctsrn coTg, for city
slaughter, averaging 800 to l00 LIS. .... 300G42S
8tock Cattic-CoMm0n cattle, III Gccont
heEh averaging 100 to $50 ,as. 300@325
1nfcror-Iight and thin cows, heilcrs
stags. bulls, and scallawag ateera. ...... 175asn
CattlcTsxaa, Northern winterel ....,.,, JtldeIfaj
Cattle-Tcxns. through droycs. ....,..... 141a.5 10
1I0GS-Th0 arrivals lnye ccn c. 03U against 49, lG5
nAt week, aud 5S06t weck before lust. Tho receir!s
during thu four weeks endng today havo been a8 4lO
The cool weather prevalent during tho past half -lDzeu
uyH has Witnessed Increased ncvity in tho hog tratc,
end Gomewhnt tlrmer tono 1ma reryadea tho n'arko.
not allowed to accumulate to any larGe extent, and at
tho cloao only tnw rough, coarse, heavy lots remain
IN tho pens linaol. The exromo range Of tho mar
ket was 81 800 though comparatively few droyca
sold lolew $a.35 and not many above S490. Light
hogs are stl given tue preference, md continue to
rue from 500 to a0e per 1UD ba higher than heavy.
To-day there fair activity md tho fresh rcccr!s
wero quickly disposed Of at full prices, Raca making
al .G5 Tor poor to extra heavy, anil at s.5e9
495 for poor to extra light Thoarket closed steady
, 1873-08-17

Ills duty to cIerct60 hla authority. Nut Iho al
fair was loft to die natural doatl, aud lay COM
fortably cntombcd till your coafoullded curiosity
las now oxhumod it," g. F.J.
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LITERARY NOTES.
na,nh Keo1or Ia writino nlays In partnership
u;t,, V,ctariaan % san1on' g 6 r'"'' - p'A A'A'A'p
rhoro ~ talls ~ ta,i11ino fountain in ciu-
ainnnti in rnoraorv of tho Csrv gistors.
MAJ H. .Gan' Tl,omaa +. TA1c. Of Silt Lake, Ia
,;J ~ L. aa,.,od n9aa m ,s.it;nm ~ ,o ~ n1ra1hv nS
BeKnr1 1afni Inns uub,iabed at Dorlin somo O.
anvo ,,nior lin tit1n ~ WNntna m t1e Hon,,lli-
caa Parties in England from tho Timo of lilo
Commonwoalth,"
e4tracte1 Far bera 90 yoraatilo in hor satirov on
NJamaa 1Ini1,in'a nna1;rioue History Of Ire.
f. il fayoInbio t1,ro1'r1nnt to tha Eng}ish rule.
NJ 1ai,n q WG;ttior viii foi1nw ~, Tia a,,c.
cozsfnl nnbleation Of child.pioccs by i volume
ontitlod i Child-Tifo In Prose" IN anthology OF
w NDiokons, i is paid. transmitted his elocu-
tionary talont to one Of his sonB who las been
reading lis fathers works tor aomo oharitablo
institutions, aud acquitted himself admirably.
riea Of Of arooco si and Rome su arc woll known las
added o history OF England to tho series.
-~hIra. Charles neaile Inns a now storY in Be{-
g,.auia Tor July ontltlod " swift ~ Flash,"
Witch tho London Era sayH ia cflAracteriXed by
lively though somowhat forced humor.
Mrs. Mary Oiomor Amos now book on
WASHINGTON City viii bo called "Ton Years
in Washington; Lifo and sconos in tho National
Capital az !, Woman Sees Them"
TT'hoao who lave ,,sod Mrs, Clements . Hand
book Of Legendary and NEUROLOGICAL Art will bo
cid to Ioaru that hor Companion volume OF
sraIntere. Engrasors, scnlptora, Architects,
and their Works." is going through tho press,
and viii 10 ready in tho fail. :,
Tho Saturday .Rerie,o declares it will aay q
GOOD word for any novel wrttton il good Eugiiel
Which is froo from villains and ali oxtravnga,lt
adyeuturers, has ~ low rato of mortality, and
Is coutaiuod in ono yolume.n Such q novel it at
last fl1lds in Miss Draado,l'B " slip III tie Eens,"
Which it pronouuces 81 q carefully PAINTED Dutch
picture"
r.. Euwooa Zell, philadelphia las published
tho first five parts Of his " Envyclpudin Of
American Literature" which s a revised, cor
roctcd. and greatly enlarged edition OF Duyck-
inck'g woi-known work, brought down TO date
by Ii. L. Simmons. Many now portraits arc to
10 added, and about $50 pages Of additional
nattor Incorporated In the text, 80 tlas tho
work may DO regarded az virtually new. 1t will
DO completed In ilfty parks.
A Florence (Juiy 20) letter to the New York
World says: "The marquis Gno Cappon, tho
all 45ytav1 II = nt7r1
, 1873-08-17


" Tbat or a litor. toll YOU, my man. I sa,o
il tloue."
"You saw Sawyer kill Wilson :" exclaimed
Joe, stopping short on his oars.
" Haw him strike the blow TINT kIlled him,
and tllat comoa to pretty nigh tho samo thing, /
tako it,"
" But how ia it you've kept back all along7"
"Woll. It's like this, !" aaid Groom, WHO mp
pcared TO- bo in moro communicative mood
than whi1o before Tho duy Of tho murder
to begin ut the beginning-1 happened to be
passing through Milllam, and stopped ovor
train tllore to Ree q MIN had dealings with. Ito
lived littlo out Of the town, q lonesome road,
busnoBs, aud started back again alono, as I had
como. halfway, or t4eroabout, I heard kind
Of oussing and quarrolng III tile next 1iold-
right cloae to my ear It sounded. only couldn't
sSG anyang f9F tho a S .ad cdgo a ,ap up
uncommon tiuo oyonfng; moonlight you could
almost sec to read by, and knew Sawyer as soon
sot eyos Oh him. Lin face was turllod exactly
to mo, and ugly enough It lookod then. Tho
w " And s you lot lin lin iay Fl" interrupted Joe, in
cxcltement. "You mover called for help nor
nothng2"
thought twas just drunken QUARREL know
what Sawyer Was,-and loft on, to sottlo it hn-
tween themselves. I Ind to look sharp for the
noxt train, III hurried buck to tho Lotcl, md
about tho matter, iii tho othor day I fappenod
to Aear that John Sawyer was going to 10 tried
for m.,rtlor and talking this way and tlut, I
found the time and tho gon'ral circumstances
agroed with that evening 30, thon, know had
soon tho thing lono."
Groom pausod moment, a.ul when io ro-
su1nod It was iu al abAtraotod tone.
""Twasn't particularly convenient for mo to
leave my buBineas Just then; II it'd been any
body olso. Id likely lave loft tho poor dovl 10
If hal }h71f1 Hal