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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-08

LODGE
100 E-Stanford Iodge,
6ks6AsS No. 1855, IO.O.F., meet every
e1&y&sO Friday night in Odd Eel
~ 2SSS>low's Hall, north side Main
street. + X Chenanlt, n @; Jas Daugherty,V
q; A A Warren, Sec'y and VIM Daugherty,
Treasurer.
Orab 0rehard LOdge, No. lOS-Meets at Odd
Fellows Hall, Crab Orchard, Ky, every Fri
day evening. James Pherigo, n q; X Bro
naugh, VIC; 5 ii Bryant, Sec.
Rs6ekaA LOdge-Meets every lat aud Sd
Thursday nights in each month. ID Peltus,
NGi Mrs 5 II Bryant, VGi James Pherigo,
Sec.
s..~.ss. Golden RUE E,oampme.i No. AZ
$3.50 Meets at Odd Fellows Hall lat and
|sAF~,< Sd Tuesday nights In each month.
Jos A Miller. T.; JnO D McAlister, 3 w; Jas
Dausherty, IL p; and A A Warren, Scribe.
n Mas0nie-Lincoln Lodge No. so meets
N at Masonic Hall, corner Main and
Xxx Lancaster streets, every ID Monday
" ' night In each month. ] r McClary,
w M; l. X Yates, \ w; TW Vamon, j W;
Dr. Geo. MeROber's, Treasurer @ Cundif,
Secretary.
Stanford Lodgs, No 492, A. y M-Meets at
Masonic Hall last Monday night in each month.
A X Penny, W M; J NJ Phillips, Jr, s W;
Geo. ID Hopper, WI A A Mckinney, Treas.
Sanford r. A. CAapter-Meets at Masonic
Hall every LIST Monday night in each month.
jas. Paxton, II p.
Hus,oaville Ledgs, Nols4, A MMeetS at
Masonic Hall, Hnstonville, Ky, every satur-
day night before the full moon in each month.
Ew Brown, W NJ; B @ Afford, Sec.
Lsaerior Lodgs. No $50, I O q T-Meeis Al
Odd Feliows' Hall every Saturday night. !
b Dennis, w CT; Mis- Lizzis Pendlston, w
VII w Il yamon, w s; Mis- Amanda
Moore, W Ti J X sswsll, WIS w Paine,
L. d.
Gcids. Ses Ledgs Ne. s9s, T. O. @. r.
Meets Al Odd Fellows Hall, Grab Orchard,
Kenlsoky, every Monday night. X. Phsri.
70 w. CT Mis- Alics B. Hardin w. v. T.;
W; @. Jones W. Sec; D. B. Edmis,oq y. w.
CT.
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lSanford-John NJ Phillips. Jr, Judge, 4th
Saturday in each month. Thos. Purdom Mar
shall. T Adkins, Special Police.
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RICHMOND JuNt TON.
ELIzABErHTowN & PADUCAH R. R.
COMPLETED TO PADUCAH.

Passenger. leaving Louisville on SD N train make
los connection at Eirahethtsvn With io3o train.
n. BROCK, Superintendent.
o. BRApmEAn. Gen1 Psss- Agt
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A aosbls por,iea delivered on Saturday II as~insd.
sl-d ROBT. y. BARROW.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-09
Those Brothers.

wonder if girls realize what an influ-
ence they might have over their brothers
by exercising little selfcontrol. say a
little, perhaps that is too moderate d
word; it would hardly be too strong to
say great deal, for know very well how
tormenting boys are Oftentimes, and how
they put ones patience to the severest
proofs. But, after all, there is nothing
gained by finding fault with them, for the
next day after we have scolded and lee
tured them for prowling about the house
and helping themselves to whatever there
is to eat, they will go and do the same
thing again. grant that it is provoking
to have all the doors left open, and the
hacks of mud on the floor and carpet,
and that it is discouraging to have boy
swallow his food without chewing, show
all he has in his mouth while eating, drink
with his mouth full of meat and potatoes,
put in his food with his knife, or any
way to get it in; ii is discouraging, es-
pecially if the boy is getting on in years,
and quite disgusting to his more refined
and delicate sister. But it is not positive
ly wicked, and | have known such boy,
a boy who did not half wash himself be-
sides, grow to be great and good man,
and behave as well among civilized peo-
pie as any gentleman of them ALL l don't
know as there is any reason why boys
should not be as tractable and comfortable
as girls, but as a class they are not
and we must accept the fact and
govern our department toward
them accordingly. They will be
out evenings without always account
ing for themselves, which their sisters
would not think of doing or be allowed
to do if they did think of it; and they
won't get up in the morning when they
ought to; like enough they are lazy, and
perhaps they smoke and won't study. It
IS an unpleasant state Of things to say the
least Of it, and ought not to be so. But |
don't know any other way for sisters to
help the matter than by uniform kind
ness and forbearance. If possible, never
find fault with them, and let the sisters
never miss chance for commentator
1t is surprising how a little iudicious
praise will set a boy thinking of his short
comlngs, and planning how he may de-
serve more. Don't look at them when
they are eating. 1t is very comforting to
remember that boys do learn to eat prop
erly when they have stopped growing,
and all the fault-tinding in the world does
not hasten the matter. | don't believe
there is a boy in the world who would not
be susceptible to the refining influence of
gentle, loving sister, who was ready to
help and encourage him. Sisters, do all
you can to make the home such a cheer
full, delightful place, and yourselves so
good natured and obliging, that many of
the places where your brothers now seek
amusement will lose their attraction and
coarse, loud, fast girl become repulslve
Christian Irn301
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-09

It seemed a lump of ice she carried there
in her breast, not heart. Perhaps she
shouldn't care much. Nothing would
make any matter to her now.
She wondered if dead people didn't feel
just as she felt now, and saw all that went
on about them, and heard the clocks
strike so, and saw the CHASTITY early light
come IN at the windows, and creep over
the floor to their feet so, with no warmth
IN it; if they heard people knock at the
door so, and push it open without wait
Ing, and heard the heavy tramp of feel in
the hall so, of the people who came to
carry them out to bury them under the
cold earth where the snow lay
Suddenly she cried out with wild cry,
for the parlor door had been thrown open,
and the tramp of feet in the hall were
but the feet of one man. A tall man,
half covered with snow, who stood in the
doorway, with the dawn shining on his
face.
She looked in his eyes and knew the
truth.
In moment he held her in his strong
arms, and kissed her pale checks, her
eyes, her lips, and said
"A happy New Year to my little girl p
And 1t was happy New Year.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-09

entirely at fault, by Peter Farley, one OF
the safest of writer's for children, and the
story, which is that of mountain out
law, who afterward became pirate,
strongly impressed us with the idea that
the life ola corsair was altogether the most
fascinatingly romantic one possible.
Now, we are sure that the boy-lover
Peter Farley would have burned his
manuscript, had he suspected it of teach
ing such lesson as this. His intention
was doubtless good, but his judgment
was at fault, and there is no other writer
who may not err in the same way. The
only safe course is for the parent to
satisfy himself of the character of the
books he gives his children, either by a
careful reading or by taking the opinion
of those in whose judgment and fidelity
he can place implicit confidence. And
1t IS well worth while to expend time and
incur trou Die in this matter if childhood
is worthy OF our care-if purity of soul
and honesty of life, and all tina. goes to
make manhood and womanhood noble,
are worth anything-HeaaM and Home.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-09

Bryant, the poet, passes most of his
time out of doors, wandering about the
hills which surround his lovely residence
at Roslyn, Long Island, and feasting his
eyes with the beautiful scenery which en-
compasses him on every side. Recently
he stopped in store at the steamboat
landing for the purpose of being weighed,
and, turning the scale in the neighbor-
hood of $50 pounds, he expressed himself
well contented.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-09

A company has been formed for the
purpose of operating one of the numerous
slate deposits in Houghton County, Mich,
and will prepare a quantity of slate du-
ring the present winter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-09

A Leading Article-A blind mans
poodle.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-05

Death has invaded the happy home d
Maj. Butler All or people sympathiEe
with the whole family in their mourning
There will be trotting race, to-morros
morning, at the Rock Island track, between
Sorrel Dan and Tom Spearing, for a pure
Of 800.
Morris Rosenfeld of the Moline wag b
Co. returned this morning from a shea
business trip eastward. 1t is expected
he will soon make another journey aud nj
come back alone. s
Maj. Beardsley has received Telegram
from Bloomington saying that about 4
city and county officials and 100 citizens
from Bloomington, viii arrive here between
II and II O'Clock Thursday,
Dr. Epstein of Milwaukee is in town
taking subscriptions for his chronologica
work on Biblical history. The work is u
four numbers DIR Epstein is the RAID
of Bne Jeshurum Congregation
The Benefit Concert given by Strasser'.
Orchestra, assisted by the DeBeriot GLIB
Mrs FranzmuelIer, and Miss LIE. Walters
in aid Of that accomplished musician anc
deserving gentleman, Mr.. Frank Hatba
way, will take place this evening at th'
German Theater, in Davenport, to com
mence at clock. We hope to see a yer,
large attendance.
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and .nv vacancy IN said Commission may be h''eO

and snv vacancy IN said Commission may W
a. h Irbeforp stated IN this sectou'
t,.r considerable 4ls. uss. 4, Az n- -
head moved that the ordinance De auo oi'itoJ
The yeas and NAYS being called resulted
as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Lawhead-l; ,W.
Nays-Ald Koch, Don, Dray'o"'
ner andWilkes-5. ;,tuart
The Mayor announced the aPpolntfeneant'
of s. w McMaster as member VI 'ne
B ard of Directors of the Puonc i rnm"o;,
vice, l.. NJ Hayerstick removed ouUn ~,
voted on confirming Mr. NchaS'0i' ny
yeas and nays, as follows, VIZ: IomLoa1
Yeas-Ald. Don, Warner ana La" iio"u
3 WILL
Nays-Ald. Koch, Drayton and wilkes
3
There being tie the Mayor voted yea yea
The Mavor announced that the oity
Councils and Boards of Education OF the
cities of Bloomington and Norman had
signified their acceptance of the invitation
/ to visit this city. and that they VIII arrive
/ here on the eth day of August lhsl.
! Aid Don moved that Committee OF
arrangement be appointed, eolsisuns VI
two members of the Council Adopted.
The Mayor appointed Aldermen Don
and Warner said committee C.eU
AID Drayton moved thaI the Oillel I'm
gineer of the Fire Department De instruct
ed to purchase bell for tae 4th W are
hose house, cost of bell not 20 exceed SIoo
The motion was adopted
On motion the Council aqo9rneG;
JoHN BARGE City CLERK.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Special Meeting--.OfheIal'
NJorlay August Z,

Moray August L.
Pursuant to call of Over one-third the
members, the Board OF Supervisors OF
Rock Island county convened at O'Clock
P NJ Aug. 4th, for the purpose OF review
ing and amending the equalization OF the |
assessment made at the July session and !
to transact such other tslneSs as might |
be brought before them
Present-Superviso irenell, Bowles, |
Daley, Dickson. Doilldson, Feaster. |
Gates, Jarvis, kenworhy, Little, Lob |
dell Martin, Parmenter Sllvis, Wright, |
Supervisor Greneh chairman, presiding
On motion the questi u Of the legality
of reviewing and amencng the equaliza
ton of the assessment c. the county made
at the July term of =, was referred TO
the committee on fnanc.
On motion of Supervior Donaldson
Rfso1rsd That the committee on poor
and poor house be direced to erect forth
with a suitable building adjacent TO the
present one for the steward OF the poor
farm and his employees such building not
to exceed in cost the sun OF 50, 500.
On motion the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolced, That Supervisor Martin be
authorized tn take sue. steps as may be
necessary to secure to Nlr. John johnson
his house in Coal Vale
Supervisor Jarvis o+ered the following
resolution and moved IS adoption:
( WHEREAS, The hnorable Board Of
Supervisors of Mcleu County and the
City Councils of Bloomington and Nor
maI, will visit our nunty the present
week
Rcso3red. That tn. chair appoint a
committee of four To perfect arrangements
for their reception anC entertainment.
We are informed hat Supr Bowles
moved TO amend by assessing the expense
of the entertainment upon the individual
pockets of the supervisors, and that his
motion was seconded by Supervisor Par
menter. but when NJ Bowles called for
the yeas and nay Mr.. Parmenter
withdrew the seconds AID there was no vot,
taken on the motia To mend.-ED.
ARGUS.
The yeas and nays leing called resulted
as follows
I Yeas-Supervisors bailey Dickson. Don
aldson, Gates, Jarvis kenworthy, krel
Little, Lobdell, Marti Parmenter, Silvi,
and Wright
Nays-SUperyisur Bowles.
Absent-Superviso' Felix and Todd.
, The chair appointel Supervisors Jarvis
Kenworthy, Lobdell and Silvis as sat
committee.
On motion of Supervisor Donaldson the
r chairman of the Board was also made ;
member OF said committee.
E On motion of Supervisor Martin thu
r Fire Departments of Rock Island and No
r line and the Rock Island Light Artiller.
are requested To turn cut on the It'll ms.
p and aid in the entertainment Of the visitor
a from Mclean County
0 Adjourned to meet at o'clock, \. N.
e to morrow.
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POLICE COURT,
Before E. C. Cropper, Police Magistrate

Tuesday Aug. last night, on com.
plant of Peter Pfoff, warrant was issued
by Magistrate Chopper for the arres oi
Peter Phillebar, for the use of abusive an
guage Assistant MARSHAL Brennan served
the warrant, and this morning Mr.. Phlle-
bar appeared, plead guilty, and was fined
81 and costs.
Peter Morris, arrested for Attended
burglary at the Union House, was held to
bail in $500 for trial at Circuit Court Not
finding bail he was returned to Jail
Dan Newcsmb, arrested for robbing
John Manix, was to-day examined before
Magistrate Chopper and held for trial at
Circuit Court. Bail $500. Sent to Jail.
Before ] W simonson Police Magistrate.
VIM. Miller, keeper of the Island House,
was arrested by Policeman Roatch and
Snyder, last night on warrant issued ~
Police Magistrate Simonson, for an assault
on Policeman Roateh He procured bail
and this morning the warrant was amend
ed so as to include resistance to an officer
He denied the assault but admitted the
resistance, and was fined $40 and costs
Jacob Geigenheimer was brought W
this morning for being identified with tn,
disturbance in Miller's house, last night
and for striking James Logan who was, a
the time, under arrest and in charge o
an officer. He was fined s., and costs
He gave notice that he should appeal tn
case to county court
James Logan was arrested by Police
man d. Brennan for being drunk AM
creating a disturbance in Miller's saloon
last night and taken to Jail Fined s. an,
costs.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-05

This is the way they Gagged rhinoceros
at Ithaca, according to a local paper: A
cable chain was attached to both of his
legs, and one around his neck. and these
were coupled to locomotives on each of our
railroads. The engines were then started.
Pulling in five different directions, his be
hemothship had nothing left to fight with
but his tail, and that was dashed to q
church spire by wire rope. Being rem
dered harmless by these guys, a new wag.
on was built around him and thus he was
secured "
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Fine Hambletouian Horse

The Messrs. Weeb Bros, crockery deal
ers, of this city, have made a most Naua-
BILE purchase of the celebrated young horse
FELTER's HAMBLEToNIAN, by Rysdyk :
HambletOnian. His dam was celebrated
road mare by Bashaw tsire of Lantern by
Young Bashaw, by imported Grand
Bashaw Felter' Hambletonian is one OF
the best sons of Rydsyk's Hambetonian
of his age-a splendid driver and can trot
very fast. The stallion is a very dark
brown, with two white hind ankles, l6
hands high, and of great bone and muscle
with splendid action and extraordinary Ell.
durance and speed He was bred by Mr.
Henry d. Feter, No. $50 Broadway, New
York, and was purchased direct by Messrs
Webb Bros. The EIambletonian stock o.
horses has produced one-half the flyers Of
this country, which is proof conclusive o.
this horse as a producer of trotters The
services of such horse have long beer
needed in the West, and it is the intention
of the Webb Bros to place this valuable
horse on service at very reasonable rates
thus enabling our farmers and others t.
improve their stock Felters Hambleton
ian is hall. brother to the following famous
dbu NuIiu-ren BWneu tTOtterS. Dexter
Major Unified, Startle, Socrates, HAPPY
Medium and Bruno, which have been sold a
very high prices-Dexter bringing 1913 900
Startle, $4,000; Happy Medium, s25. OOt
and Bruno $4,000. This horse is un
! doubleday the only horse in the State, di
rect from odd Hambletonian TIL
horse can be seen at the barn of MessrS
Webb Bros, in Commercial Alley, next t
Newcomb House Barn, in Davenport -
Davenport Gazette.
And he can be seen every forenoon a
the Rock Island county fair grounds. A
agree that he is a very fine animal and
desirable horse to breed from. Whe
only four years old he is said to have mad
2:4O to a road wagon but since that tim
he has been used for breeding purposes
He will be at the Rock Island county fai
and will be shown in roadsters, and SWEEP
stakes classes.
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,,,,.,.. and Mail lcavess:OOa a. m. and 1913 p. m
hef,Imodation, leaves al 4:l5 p. m.
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CITY coUNCrL..-0rFICIAL.
CRY Council Room.
Rock Island. Aug. Attn, 1873.

MOCK Islanu, aug. 4IL, 1910.
Council met in regular session at 2
O'Clock this afternoon. Present: His
Honor, the Mayor, and Aldermen Koch,
Don, Drayton, Warner, Lawhead and
Wilkes.
The minutes of the meeting of July 18th
were read aud approved.
The officers reports for the month of
June having been read and referred To the
Finance Committee, were reported correct,
and on motion of Aid. Warner they were
ordered to be placed on file.
The officers reports for the month of
July were read, and on motion of Aid. Koch
they were referred to the Finance Commit
tee to be reported at the next regular
meeting
The following bills were read, and on
motion referred to the Finance Commit
tee, who reported them correct, and on
motion of Aid. Koch the rules were sus
pended and the bills allowed, and orders
directed to be drawn on the treasury tol
the several amounts wiz:
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Clarence Lee the man who run awav

N~~N1
with RasSell's vile, from Jugtown, after
being traced to Carbon Cliff, came to this
city, where he worked few days for the
horse railroad company. He had the
woman with him here, but claimed that
she was his sister. The horse railroad
boys soon saw evidences that she was not,
and Lee got alarmed and left for the coun-
try. City Marshal Kimball, from the des-
cription of the parties, after they had left,
believed they were the Jugtown truants.
and informed the Marshal of Milan, Sam |
Hammond) who traced them to Presumption
| and found them at work for Richard Whit
slit, and claiming to be man and wife.
Lee is now in Jail over the river, and is a
candidate for the penitentiary.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-05

Isaac Morrison, who was injured in
Hampton, some time since, by runaway,
noticed 10 THE ARGUS at the time, died
Monday evening. He was taken care of at
Mr.. S. Heagy's, until recently, when he
was removed to the house of his brother
near the coal banks, where he died
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS.
Smiths Tonic syrup.

The genuine article must have DR.. John Bulls
private stamp on each bottle. ur- John Bull only
A. the right to manufacture and sell the original
ohm j. Smiths Tonic Syrup, Of Louisville, Ny.
Examine we'll the label on each bottle. II my
,FivaIc stamp IL not On each O0itie. do not pur
hs-e y Won will be deceived. See my column
dvcrtizement. and my show card l will prose
ute any one infringing on my right The genuine
,muh'- Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by my
elf The puoiic's servant, -. -
Dr.. JOHN BULL
Louisville, Nov 5, 1863 jansl -d&wiy.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dive Is the beat IL the world.
The only True ard Perfect Dye. Harmless. Relia
lie and instantaneous: no disappointment; no ri
lculnas tiuts or unpleasant odor Remedies the i'll
fleets of dyes and washes Produces Immediately
4 superb Black OF Natural Brown. and leaves the
air Clean. Soft and Beautiful. The genuine signed
r. A Bachelor. Sold by all Druggists
10 22iwly CHAS. BATCHELOR. Prop, n.
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Don't fail to procure MRS. WINSLoW's SOoTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period
II tcethiug in children 1, relieves the child from
aiu. cures wind collie regulates the bowels, and by
living relief and health the child, gives rest 10
be mother. Be sure and call for
MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
For sale by all druggiS 6-2ldmwt6m
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RAR1nw,s INn1Go BLrE.-This is

BARLOw's INDIGO BLUE.-This IS De
signed especially for bluing clothes. 1t
dissolves perfectly clear, and willnot settle
on the clothes. Is warranted to color more
water than double the same quantity OF
indigo. Be sure you get the genuine, pre-
pared by d. s. Wiltberger, 253 North ID
street. Philadelphia. For sale in Rock Is
land bv all dealers. 3-7deod6- IN.
For sale in Rock Island by Henry Dart 5
Sons
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The bill of 7. f. Gray, $500, for work
done on the bridge, was laid over for fur
Their consideration.
The committee reported adversely on
the bill of the Union Company for
$40, and it was rejected.
AID Koch moved that the ARGUS Print
ing Co. and the Union Co, each be paid
Si0O per aunum for publishing the pro
ceedings Of the City Council, time TO date
from April lst, 1878. The motion was
adopted
The following ordinance was offered, and
after being considered section by section.
and the several amounts agreed upon.
WIS an motion of Aid Koch. adopted, viz
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PRICE Oh TICkETS

Whole tickets $50 Halves So Tentns. OF eapt
Coupon, 50; FL wen Whole Tickets for 10 y.
Tickers for $1,000: 113 Whole TicAets tor $5pr
227 Whole Tickets for $1,000. No discount oil b..
than 500 worth Of Tickets at time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gift ,s,.
cert. well the satisfaction given by lh, .-.-
and Second, makes it only necessary 10 aluua5..
the Fourth to insure the prompt sale oi evyry r.E-
The Fonrth Gift Concert will he conducted D. a Fl.
details li@e the Third and full particular MAY s.
learned from circulars, which viii he sent f-.l from
thi- Office 10 all who apply for them
" ket- now ready Tor sale. and all Ordcr~ accom-
panied by the money promptly filed L.N.~
terms given to those who buy To sell again
THOS. E. BRANLETTE
A-'t Pub Lihr. Ky, and Manager Glf Cous.--
Pnhli. Library knildinu. LnuLs.L-L. \.