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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-16
BROOKLYN.
Destructive Pire.

BROOKLYN, January l5.-At 2E. "
. FIRE broke ont in e;ore on Main
street, near Catherine street ferry. 1t
originated in q tobacco depot, an old
building, and spread rapidly, threaten
ing shipping on the river, but was fnals
y brought under control.
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Now that the Washington corres-
pondents have discovered the richness
Of this perquisites lead" they are work.
ing it indusuriousIy. One OF the latest
finds is thus reported in the Boston
Post: The Sergeant alarms ot the
House is entitled by the law TO q mes
senger, at an annual salary OF 1850
For some years Ordwsy has had his
sons name on the pay rolls as holding
the position, and has drawn the salary
Tor him with great regularity. Dnr-
ing all OF the time. however, the boy
has been attending college in New Eng
land. and has rendered no official serv-
ice to the Sergent-at-srms. rOr any
other officer Of the House The House
paid last year from its contingent fund
for the use OF nine horses for carriage
and saddle purposes the sum Of $1,000
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Suit to be Brouxh,

We have reliable information that it
Gs the purpose OF the Governor within
the time fixed by law. 10 have suit
Brought against the late Public Pripisr
Mess.s. knight and Fitzhugh with the
Attorney General are preparing the
case PrkersJ,Tg Times.
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LINE

sTEAHB HBHIPS:
State o. FenBsylyanla S.stso oi Virginia,
State OF Louisiana, STATE OF Georgia,
OF Nevada, buildg htais of Minnesota
Of Florida, STATE OF Alabama,
state Of Indiana, tbulldingl
To Glasgow, Liy.rpoo', RtIfAst, EBa
Londonderry.
Etate OF Psnn'a, sails Hsturday, Isn. l5'h
siate Of Virginia sails EstuTdsy, Jag, 24th.
State OF Georgia sails saturJsy, REQ. I'm
From Pier %. North RIver,s.Y.
WEEKLY sAiLISGs MKT sUs NER.
Rates Of PaJgage Cabin, go and a.,
gold SteeTage, so, currency: prepaid, ~,
currency. Drafts at lowest TTstsE.
For further particulars apply 10
AUsTls BALDWIN 4 CO.,
Agents, 40. y BI oadvay. ~. y, of ic
J. y. MEREINhs,
Agent, AdamsLxprsEs Cos Ohc".
JAMS
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Mheelimg ge9ister.
WHo is B. r. CURTIS 2

tbs name Of B. r. CURTIS does not
appear in the list Of Judges Of the Su-
preme Court nor in the Circuit Courts
of the United States, and the legal rep
utation OF the man is quite unknown
to fame" GRANT owns him by the
right OF discovery"
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IOWA.
deadlock I'm the House.

Deadlock I'm tie House.
DEs MONIES, January l5.-The dead
lock in the House still continues
and all efforts at a compromise for the
election Of speaker and for effecting
an organization prove unavailidg.
Both sides are stubborn and immova-
bic. This morning the first ballot for
speaker resulted SO to SO and OF course
no choice. Mr.. Work moved to 90
into conference to settle the matter,
which WAS laid on the table by vote
of 10 to 30 A motion for the House to
adjourn on January 7th, unless an Or
ganization be soon affected was made
The speaker pro tenn announced the
resolution out OF order. Balloting then
went on for speaker with no chance.
The Senate met, read the journal and
adjourned
nectIous.
Elisha Co Iles, the postal mail rob,
Der, whose vile is a sister Of Schuyler
Collax. was arrested yesterday for hav-
ing stolen money and letters from the
mails, and taken to Omaha where the
L. S Circuit Court is in session Mrs.
Cowles is a prominent member of he
State Grange, and one OF ils officers. 1t
is supposed she was cognizant of the
robbery as Cowles was in the habit OF
delivering the money he stole to her as
he passed his home at kellogg station.
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DIREcToR.
Farm for Sale.

CITUATED II TYLER COUNTY, wEsT
- Virginia on the waters Of Middle IS-
Iaud Creek, within two miles Of Middle.
bourne and eight miles OF sisiersylIle, on
the Ohio river, containing rs acTes, 2OC
acres Of which are under a good state OF
cultivation, 10 acre or mo OF bottom
land. The soil Is excellent, .qu Ally good for
grain or grazing purposes, there being ten
or eleven never failiDg .pfingz on the arm
improvements: One dwelling house con
tanning six rooms, Kitchen, a good cellar
under the house; thSre - also large Bowed
log house on one end OF the farm which
with a little repairing would be a comfort
able dwelling ho7se two wells, one al each
house, frame stable conveniently arranged;
also good grainery, work Ehop and stock
scales, and other necessary Out buildings; I;
two orchards Of excellent fruit Churches
schools, and mills convenient; good society
and healthy ueighborhood. For fuTtha
1nformation inquire on the premises, o.
sddress:
JESSE 9. L1ZEBR,
Atddlebourne, Tyler County W, Va
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Fire I'm the Naval Dock Yard.

Fire In the Naval Dock Yard.
LONDON, January l5.-A dispatch
from Portsmouth reports that an
alarming coDfsgration lie now raging
in the Government Naval Dock Yard
in that city. The fire broke out in one
OF the warehouses early this morning
Notwithstanding the exertions OF the
firemeu, the flames have continued to
spread. The loss will be heavy. The
workmen in the yard are assisting the
fremen to extinguish the fire.
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NEW JERSEY.
The Matricide.

JERSEY CRY, January l5.-Joseph
Truman, who shot his mother, was ex>
amined to,day and committed to swat
the action OF the grand jury.
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BETHANY ITEMS.

4 few nights ago two students OF Beth
nny College, ous named Wood, OF Pitts
burg, and the other Darlington, of Tex
as, were robbed at the Bethany House
OF a considerable sum OF money, two
revolvers, and other articles. = search
warrant failed 20 lead to recovery.
On the Attn inst. an affray occurred
near BetahDy, w. Va, between a
couple o. young men named Isenhood
and Duley, in which the former was
seriously and viciously cut and stabbed
by the latter, the last stab breaking
the knife blade and leaving the blade
in the victims body. The quarrel was
about q dog, the parties being engaged
in a fox hunt. At the last accounts
Duly had not been apprehended.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-16

AN exchange informs us that cut
I.,3g gIass ,in3nge Is fashionable. We are
'nanh,ol and small low decorate our.
sei'ee III 'he latest style. 1t has alwavs
@ Defn our EYnlon that something Of this
style would come 10 .sshiop' That is
why we have always saved our bottles
We shall have them all mad into go. om,
glass friDge.-RitcIis Ga..1ts rtape 'D'0 c"'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-16
FIRST NATIONAL BAHB
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.

4 general Banking, Exchange and Collec-
don business transacted with fidelity an
promptness.
Certificates OF Deposit ksued and interest
paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for Eale in sums TO suit
New Fractional Currency and ], 2, ) and Sc
ton OF the public.
Accounts Of Merchants, kRDuttctuTsu
Bankers and others solicited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-16

Mr.. j. c. FAULKNER, JR., informs
us that he has been three weeks en- d.
deavoring to get an authenticated copy
OF the Independent School Law for
Martinsburg; aud that Re has used
both the mail and telegraph without
success. lie, as well as ourselves, think
'nlS 's sufficient ground upon which to
pendent.
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Flour.

800 Bills. Washington, Indiana, family 6our.
10 AyondAls
90 spring Wheat Bakers
In store and for ksIe By
-ocils II. BELLY.
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Fish.

IN KITS NEW No. ! HACREREI.,
~ % hall baTrels No.
% d" NOT
q No.8
10 obaTTe's new LabI scOr Herring.
. boxes new Georges Cod FiSh, large,
Just received and iOE sale by
octl3 N.RFILLY.
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200 BAGp CHOICE TIMOTHY sEE
q Just received and for sale by
DO. OGIEHAY. .FDN A Z
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Fruit.

Fruit
GeedIess Raisinf
HuEcatsl Ralsins
aver Kais!Ds-
Valencia kaislnE
Zaute CuTTanS.
lyegborn CifrUn.
Turkish PTunes-
AL new X. J. bhf1h'
COrnsT OF kLTket and fonr efBlD TIA
dec6.
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AGENTS WANTED.
DIR. j. BALL q co,
TIMOTHY SEED.

NJ - lslDTsikll pl hTblf
=. o. POI aj7. New York CITY, y.
auglS-egc
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-02

reftted III the most elegant style, aid for
comfort ard the quality Of its stock has no su-
perior in the State. The choicest q Wines and
Liquors and the best brands OF Cigars always
On raIlCi. The renowned
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-02
THE REASON WHY.

The question is daily asked by thousands of
our citizens, why it is the l. Bitters have
achieved such popularity with the public, and
have such an immense SALE The reason is
because they are an old and well established
article, and are made from the most choice
herbs and roots; the many who have tried them,
testify to their beneficial qualities, and have no
hesitation in recommending them to their
afflicted friends.
They are acknowledged to be the best tonic
and recrperator known: they build up the sys-
TEN, and impnrt strength to the weak and ex-
hausted, and are endorsed and recommended by
our most eminent Physicians las per certificates
On each bottle). To those afflicted with the
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Loss Of Appetite, as
a blood purifier they surpass all other so called
tonics which have lately been placed in the
market.
No family should be without them. Sold
everywhere.
II. EPSTEIN & CO.,
Sole Proprieters. 513 Front ST.,
mchl2-5m San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-02
Assessment Notice.
Pancake Coal Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Il a meeting of-.the Beard Of Trustees
held on the 18th day of May, A. d. 1874, an as
sessIseIt no. p Of ten cents Per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the corporation
payable immediately in United States gold coin
to the Secretary, at the office of the company
with Ellis X King, Carson City, Nevada. Said
assessment to be paid on or bet Gre the
2:Sd Day OF June. 1874.
Any stockholders making default in payment
of said assessment as above required upon the
shares held by him, VIII he delinquent and said
shares Will be advertised for sale 81 public auc
ton, and unless the required payment thereon
Is made on or before July 22d. 1874, SO many of
such shares viii be sold al said last date as will
be necessary for the payment Of The assessment
upon all shares held by such Shareholder, to-
gether with the costs Of advertisement and ex-
penseS OF sale. 5. D. KING. JR..
m6-law4w Secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-02
SriBrosial Cocktails

Are still dispensed 1T this establishment
Lager Beer Of the best quality always TO be
found ct the Bar. Every attention paid TO
patrons. Order and ciyilIty Will 1t the rule 1T
the international.
I desire a call from my old friends, whom !
will Away lie happy to make welcome.
apl4-tf Is. PENDOLA.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-17
News In Lancaster.

Nj. kucker editor Of the Csn,m Ne,rs, is
shxnt tbt week purchasing new out.ft, and
shnce~res that if4he people Of his county
viii give their united supporvahe Ne~ shall
live and fourth, notwithrtandine the late Iire
and the total destruction of his Office material.
lie docs not announce from what quarter the
assistance came which enabled him to supply
himself with type and presses, bat we rejoice
10 know that the "ficnd in need exhibited
himself At the opponune moment, and that
the Nc~ will he continued ...... Mr. A. ID.
Brown, Of soda fountain notoriety, l. happy
In the possession Of a "chip OF the odd bloch, I"
a 7-pound brecchcs-wearer. Mr.. james
Roysion has new nine-pound incipicnt mil
liner ......IIad we a few teachers like Messrs.
Rupert and Dunlap, Of Lancaster we might
have ilouri-hins Teachers Institute in our
couniy...., They have a "Glass House" in
Iancaster--a regular metropolitan hash
cry. where the guests get Spring
chickens and lettuce and onions and peas and
asparagus and other salivary producing deli
cacics In the month Of April...... The Fire In
surance adjusers have not done the clean
thing by some Of the sufferers by the late
conhagration, and there Ia much dissatisfac-
tion......Mrs. Marksbury 4 Sisters, who were
burned out by the late fire, have displayed no
little enterprise in purchasing and opening a
new stock Of millinery goods, just from the
hands Of the oriental modists...... They came
near having another big FIRE in Lancaster last
Monday, at the residence Of y. s. Buck ......
The Lancaster Fire Company was organized
on the 2nd Dr. D. Wilson. Of Louisville
organized a Lodge Of the knights Of Honor,
in Lancaster, last saturday....~w. S. Miller,
Jr, candidate for Circuit Clerk, has with
drawn from the track, and says in his card
that he believes the Democrats will make no
nominations this year. lie also says that
somebody has "lied on him." which we do
not doubt, IL they said anything derogatory
Of Sam.
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COURT DAY SALES.

Riehmoad-The Register reports 10 head o.
calves slS 10; Is head Of steers $50 65;
hs>d do, small, SIS So; 10 head of calves 81
100 msuntain sheep sl96; % extra cattle so
%; no r~ulcs ON the market and but few
horses. Franz Smith bought privately from
various parties M,the county, 200 fattening
hoss at ilc, and sold>s>sood bunsh of cattle
at $50 IS per head.
Sraf~d-An unusually larlssrow,i IN TOW
AMI h'i-r day in all dcpaHmsN>> Of trade
Capt sig-in cpu-t- about 2o0 hcalf~Sf cat.
H. on the warkati qnslltr 10 th.ma.n ia,f>~,
but lisels isuqad Gee 71si g,saitg catd }
from 3 to Sc; cows from So 10 81; cal, {,
81 80 to sl7; oxen from so 10 $40; ,...ls
ilofscr very low.
Lsriagioa-A great crowd Of people present
but liule stock. Cattle at 81 to 4lc. Horse
epWmux, roid &e;5. n ''issr ssslss sssss'ss ~
at Ssssto $3.50 There wasone Of the largest
and finest shows of siallihn-, at Lexington,
ever seen ia -Ken;ucky, The great races-
Enquirer, Glenclg, Sc, and saassus hosseEr,
such as Goldsmith, Abdallas. ilpncrt Alle9
&C., were on hand. Nichols & Bro. sold . -
saddle horse in Lexington for SO, ~
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There were about 6itcsn -talInns On 81 :
hibit;on last Monday. ard far The number W
have never witnessed a heiter show. We
were particularly pleased With Mr.. r. L.
Crows yourt stallion, MAaBaIso SrARlIoHr;
he |. only thre years old, but made gsni
show among the old horses He has I good
way Of going, q ane. open gait, il Il natural
.trotter. and second t. none in point Of blood.
~ Hackers GIL. made a most excellent
shos,sad attracted his share Of admirers In
the larae-l excited crowd which went OF,
to see the eSs2,ition IIis ned;rrse ia faalt.
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Council Proccctiissgs.

- -
ihe newiy-e'ee'ea Doara OF irus'ee'o' Tue
town Of stanford o'sani.ea on ane evening on
A. Tafysee,se. w. m'"si' irsS'"e"''
Or. ommittecsppointea1 ,c ,naaN
urer o. former Board. and The eafltcpss s.a'-
suss,sd TO report Immediately on the funds In
his hands and aims lue the corporation. Ad-
;on,,ed nm The foIloxing evening.
po,rd u., on the ilth l,ll attendance
Board to our helpless condition in the event
of n fire md the matter was dicussed nj
lenst, some favorinx the organization of a
hook and ladder company. and others adyo-
eating the purcl,ase of several small fire OK.
,inrui.hers. On motion the President vas sp-
pointed a Committee to correspond with the
manufacturers of the several FIRE extinenish.
or. and learn the prices. etc. and requested to
report as soon as PRACTICABLE. Mr. Bruce
propo-ed that step. he taken Immediately TO
have the streets of The town cleansed Of all
manner of jlth ,action was deferred till some
ru,ure meeting Mr.. Mckinney moved the
repeal Of a by-lawi forbiddinp the exhibition
of stallions lacks and hun. mon any Of the
street. and alle,s ar the t,wp., and amer much
discussion the motiop prevail,d. Mr.. Mckinney
then moved ths aBop,;on Of an ordinance civ.
ING the owner, of s,allions. lacks and bulls.
the priyileve Of exhibiting them ON the pub.
lie st,a.,s Of ,h. town an any n.h,;, d,v he
txsen the hours of 1 and . o,clock. n. M,
provided that M such animal sbould he al
lowed to stop within the town limits for the
purpose of exhibition. upon A penalty of
fine Of S. Tor each oaenee. which was adopt.
ed 49,. The Marshal was requested to enforce
the ordinance recurring the removal Of all
olstructions upou the streets and sidewalks.
..... A committee. consisting of Warren. Me.
Kinney and Cundifr was a,no;n,sd IA comnile
and revi.e IN, bv.l,ws of Inc ,awn far the
puruosc Of HAVING them ,.nbb.hed for di.t.i-
button. and requested t,-re,srtyat the next
regular mee,iny Mr. Bruee moved tbs
adop,ion OF an ordinance allowing each mem.
ber NJ the Ro,rd :, ,or .v.,v ,ssu,,r meet.
inc of tho Roard he attend. The rail- beipy
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To the Democracy Of Lincol,
County.

Many Of Won are aware that al the late pri.
mary election was a candidate for the Dem
ocratic nomination for Tailor. At that cleo.
ton was defeated. how or wbv doesn't mat
ter. suffice !, that am SATISFIED Loan ,fs,rl
70 Io.o tho os.o 81 =. '
lose rs fine an Officer AL -, -. -.
Nv reason for addressing Sc~ : ~. .,.,
her of gentlemen have since M, o,aa,;a. :.
oue.ted me 10 offer mvself far ,bSma'a,s
At the Augu.t election wish 10 s,yN -
and IN EVERYDAY generalIv ,bo,Iam I&
too honest a man n break NV ,liyb,ed word
and too old and TOO well.broke a Democro, IN
-, ~,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-17

L9uisrii!e The Louisville Commenced says
The stock trade in our city shows marked
fallipg 81 ham th.s time lat year, the RIA,
sous Cor which are various Our opinion {.
that there are ~ hTn,oIs in our State Wle
have gone into 'ioet raising a. extensively a
in iorewr ees, Va, ,aiag.,l resale " vLlsl
viii :, auaAp e'her sis,e- or ne hhll
Of on ~ .ife-. a, 81 us,ll grain.
cailg c.aas, arriving fhsfr 4 a. %,
diassene, h.aseln the ia4l an NHsta
from whom they buy, having the ri.k. all of
the side of the traders, whose experience par
ticulsrly during the past year ip this market
has been discorrasing. We hope to see aul
stock r,isers aud traders cosae log ther 10 4
more libcral,iririi hereailer, 80 " not ,ald
all the risks fall on tie trader.
Tie offerings u cattle xsre lisit Oh Mon,
day. 4 few choice sold at fancy iigures.f The
demand for fair TO good grades Of hatcher
cattle, good. Extra lsiIed - soc ; "a; good
81 .50G5 25i medium 81 .2af,f 20, and
rough s2@a Tie supply. Of hogs Il con
fined almost exclusively TO sionis and light
hog, Of which there were large offerings on
Monday, all -sl'ing out before night at ~ "a
IA so. Sheep unchanged aud quotation,
nominal g
Ma iort-i.secipts Of cattle .,i20-R ="
Tor the weak quality seareely iAis.' and
only moderate; natives from 9ic to isf
few retail sale. at lSe. e
Ciaoaaeii-- Rscr;e.s % essis ifLsf y
~ little doing, Ia consequence Of
offerings Prices - SOFA Is for
~ 5o's5 for msdinn 10 fair. am
Is for good butcher qualities e.
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The First and Sss Ssss & Fix Stt'

A OBSTRUCTIVE fire occurred In Franklin,
Ky, on hast Tuesday night, originating frOm
the careless handling Of hot ashe. BY SER
want Five ,wo-siory frsae building. were
destroyed Fortunately the heavy rains had
thoroughly dampsnsd everything, ~ Che loss
would havo been much greater. ~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-17
A new stock of Hats, Boots and Shoes
az Paeriyo & Dliisrara.
Oh. Fudge!

Mr. Albert Fink, General Superintendent
Of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Com
pany, in a recent letlel u Hon. r. 7. Gresh-
am, of laarcl county, says toe Bai bonneville
Echo said, thai owing 70 the rscen, los''s SUI
tanned by the company, and che preSen, inan-
cial condition Of the country, they are no'
able at present to extend the posi beyond
Livingston, the prescni terminus bat that the
right Of way Is at the disposal Of any comra-
ny with sufficient means 10 complete the roaj
to Cumberland Gap.
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
b. Our Special corsspondsnss
ARCTIC REGIONS.

Please communicate 10 my friend and fel-
low-sufercr, "falstaG,' my appreciation Of
bis Mind invitation 10 accompany him on a
voyage up the classic Salt fsiyer but, assure
him my horse vas worn out In the late pri-
mary convas-, aud though packed, ready TO
start at a minutes warning, ] am without
conveyance To port.
Cannot friend "Falstaff" send down an
Irishman andcart from the West End.
Your. A. Q. SNOW.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-17

The proceedings OF the hrst regular meeting
Of the new Board Of Trustees Of Stanford,
published elsewhere, indicate that "~e've got
an elephant upon our hands" The trouble
herctofore with our Trustees has been their
great Difference TO the "they says" and their
extreme dilidence We have long desired
actie men--men who would act upon the
Crocketonian motto; "Be sure you are right
and then go ahead, /" regardless 81 the sneers Of
croaker-, and the senseles- bckerings Of eagle
slucexers. Our new Board has gone back Of
all precedent and voted Themselves a salary
facetiously termed "salary-grab.' We con-
fess to a little tender-footedness on back pay
grabs," bat we see in this action Of tho Board
naught TO condemn or criticise. The prime
object Of fixing nominal salary was evident
ly to enforce the attendance Of members.
Men who have acted as Town Tru siecs know
how difficult II Is to get quorum after the
novelty Of the thing" wore of. To serve as a
Trustee, and perform the duties incumbent
on that official faithfully, one year, is worth
two hundred dollar, or il isn't worth a nick
81. We wouldn't be "cussed," daily and
hourly, as a trustee is "cusscd," for
twice the amount. We commit
our-elf to the salary-grabbers, and intend to
see them through ry-footed and scabless. We
shall expect from the present Board some
thing startling in the way Of Improvements
upon our streets, sidewalks, water-works,
fre-department, etc, and precious little gen.
erosity shown in the way of contributions to
this and that. We shouldn't be surprised to
see work-bouse in operation next Fall. We
expect, too, TO hear Of LITTLE money being
judiciously spent in the course Of the year.
We do not expect 10 approve Of everything
they do, for to err is COMMON to city fathers.
let every citizen show his Christian faith by
obedience to the powers that be; and pray for
dslis~ascs sacessinsly Il We rce that bank,
raptcy il inevitable.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-17

The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Central Kentucky Stock, Agricultural and
Mechanical Association, was held in Danville
last week, and the following gentlemen elect
ed officers for the ensuing year; President
Col. J. Warren Grissby. Vice Presidents
DR.. n. r. Bo-ly, Of Boylc; Jas. T.. Paxton, Of
Lincoln J. l.. Neal, Of Mercer; A. J. Rice,
Of Garrarl. Directors-C. +. Bowman, =. T.
Gentry, J. II. Thomas, W. L. Caldwell, Jack
son Davis, Of Doyle \. L. Walden and Dr.
J. II. Moor, Of Iincoln Tho-. Anderson, Of
Garrard. A meeting has been called for tie
18th inst, when the question Of "fair or no
fair" will b. determined.