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BOYLE COUNTY NEWS.


SHELLEY CRY, KY, Jan. ~, 1875.
C0rrespOaieso Ini,r.or Journal
some heavy work completed on c. S. X.
X, in Masonry, has to be undone on &C.
count Of the quality of the rock.
A CUTTING and shooting ARRAY occurred
at Milledgeyille, Saturday night, in which
two or three we're seriously wounded.
A. c TALBOT, formerly of IIustonyille
Hotel, has removed To our town and sue.
ceeds j. K. Dodds, in the Shelby City lilo.
tel.
The feiser Bros. portable shed and pick
ct fence, has proved success as against
dogs, and is certainly good institution.
Farmers interested in this branch should
sec this shed and fence, when its adyanta-
yes will be manifest.
SHIPMESr Of stock from this point is
light We are informed that transactions
in sheep are heavier than usual, and that
mule raisers will probably turn their atten-
ton 10 wool raising as more lucrative and
less annoyance TO the farmer on account Of
the unTeliahility 81 help
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To, n,,,illo ard Un,,o,,iIla r,rnniL.
c,m,.,, a.. IS L.a,,,,. ~, "a
honco o. p,n,,I. n.,L.lI, ~ Jnn -
=, ,,mo ,h.v w,n ...voI ,Lo II. auI T..
/, understood ,h., q. do no, d,,y. tn.
above /. the ,er,iuer, and unmi.,.t,bIe
I,ncu.,o az rsir.,5.n ,.n.,.ly AMI ,hov
arc ,nmerou. and mlly no.,cd a. 10 m.
die.,.,co ho,w,o, , A., ,aod .nd GOOD
turnpike. We will say this, Tor the Hon,
President aud Board, that they are doing
the best they can under the circumstances,
for 1t roins and It freezes, and 1t tha~s, and
gets up weather with oil the vsriftions
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TO The Session Of the Presbyterian CRtrel,
Richmond, Ky.
DEAR BEErHRES-Soon after my ARR.
val in Richmond | was requested by a
UNANIMOUS vote Of the congregation to as
sumo quasi PASTORAL oversight Of your
church for the succeeding ten months. Al
though never formerly acceeded 10 the re-
quest yet ! did SO virtually by entering At
once upon the most important part Of pas.
torial SorK, that VI preaching every Lords
day.
On the night of December 81, 1874,
took occasion, in the presence OF a large au-
dience, in which nearly every family of the
congregation was represented, to express
my views on the subject of DANCING AS
inconsistent with the Christian profession,
and A. improper for the baptized children
Of Christian parents. spoke too plainly
for my views to be misunderstood, and 1t
the same time so cautiously as not to arouse
any resentment by personal illusions or re-
proofs have onii this day been inform
ed that the very clear scriptural lessons
which ] sought TO impress upon tbs church
have been totally UNDECIDED by some II
know not how many of the younger mem
ber-; and that during the same week, as il
To sigraline their contempt for ihe spiritual
councils which were vet fresh in their
memories, they plunged into all the gave
tier Of the ungodly world. or course the
yocnx people could not 30 conspicuously
and VIGOROUSLY have held up to the con-
tempt Of the world the pointed and explic-
it deliyerances Of the proceeding Sunday
without the permission, eonniyance or sp.
proyal of the heads Of the families TO which
they belong.
From all this it seems clear, although no
personal afront to me may have been in
tended by any one, yet that my ministra-
tions cannot be proftble to this people, /.
they consent 10 tolerate such an open and
fragrant disregard Of their tenor. At any
rate, cannot consent To be regarded As the
representative of church in which there
is no ou,spoken sentiment OF disapprovsl
Of the conduct Of those who participate In
this worldly amusement, or who encourage
II In their houses. II the practice Of mem
bers Of this church il 20 continue at ysri-
snoe with TIE Teachings they may always
expect from me. asd the bod, Of the church
supinely permits this want Of harmony to
exist without a word Of n pr,hsnsion, then
the inference 10 unavoidable that the body
of the church does not sympsthile with the
views Of him who, for the time being, ia
their spiritual guide; aud the only possible
solution Of this conflict Of opinion is IN
their seeking as a paster some other minis
ter whose sentiments will harmonic with
their own.
| wish, therefore, 10 communicate through
YOU, To the congregation, my determine.
ton to hold in st.pl nee tie question Of my
n Hl2.aH Of
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Hop az Somerset.

We had the pleasure Of attending Hop
at the Somerset House" Somerset, Ky, on
the evening of the 25th inst, which was a
most enjoyable affair Nearly all of the
fsir bellies and gallant bsaux Of that Noun
tain City, were in attendance, together with
a fair representation from the neighboring
Railroad. 1t would be invidious to partic.
ulsrize, where there was so much loveline.s,
so We will content ourselves by saying, that
We have rarely seen hsndsomer or more
graceful assemblage of ladies' than throng.
ed the ballroom. The festivities were pro-
longed until late hour, and all wen, home
well pleased with the youthful host.
REPORrER.
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having bcgn known or several occasion. to
have hstic1fs with men # much greater
size and strength than himself when il
voald he morally certain that he would
get the worst Of the fight, with deadly
weapons at the -ams time on his pcr-on..--
Whilst VIC do not hesitate to say that he
bad his faults, he had many Of the noblest
traits q character, and those Of our young
gentlemen who were intimately associated
with him had strong and honest affection
for him, and will mourn his untimely
death with sincere and bitter -orrow.
Miller was Msrhsl Of the town Of Ian,
caster at the time Of the killing, and made
no attempt, n We are informed, to srres,
Rochester for the alleged disorder which lie
complained Of, Rochester was slmost en-.
tirely deaf IN ono ear, and had habit,
probably occasioned by this deafness, Of
talking and laughing loudly on all coca.
sions.
The funeral was largely attended BY the
citizens Of Stanford and vicinity, on Mon.
day afternoon, lat, the following gentlemen
being the pall-bearers Hon. NJ. G. Saufey,
Is. NJ Burdctt, Esq, Maj. W. q. wclch,
Capt. Thos. u. shank-, W. II. Miller, Esq.,
Capt j. J. Landram, J, NJ Philips, Esq,
DR. Lee Huffman, Dr $. p. Craig, Capt W.
g. Saunders, Chas. Neild, and William
McAlister, Esqr-.
Mr. Rochester was largely and respects-
bly, connected, being nephew of Col. @.
A. Caldwell, now deceased, once a member
OF Congress from this District, and Of Isaac
and Junius Caldwell, E.qrs, Attorneys, Of
Louisville, and DR.. VIM. Caldwell, also Of
Lonisyille.
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DAsyILLE, Ky, December 26, 1875.
SMALL grain looks rather badly since the
hard freeze.
The weather is again wearing an old
fashioned air Of pleasantly.
THERE is great deal Of sicknes. in town
and county, mostly pneumonia.
The crop Of hemp now well wstered, is
being shocked, and some few hands are a,
work cleaning out the samc.
ALARGE, rusty looking bear, came to
town yesterday, lead by two men, whose
antics, mot the n'sJ-imused the boys
very much.
MARRIED on Saturday, 23rd inst, by FL
der Samuel Ayres, at the residence of the
brides mother, Miss - PHrLIrs to Mr.
- ALLEN.
Mr.. JAMES Fox, Of this place, died Of
pneumonia, at his residence, Wednesday
morning, 9th, aged abou, IS years. The
deceased suffered severely for several days.
Mr.. GEO. WKATHERroRp has sold the
Central Hotel. to Maj. Weatherford, of
Hustonville, KY, for $500. / understand
the present ProPrietors intends going to
Missouri
MAJOR A. r. McGoopwIs,a aged IS years
and 2 motnhs, died very suddenly, at his
residence, in Danvile on the morning Of
the 10th inst, Of disease Of the heart. The
deceased retired to bed at the usual hour,
a. we'll as common, and he enjoyed excel
lent health for one of his age, and about 5
O'Clock, was discovered BY hi. wife to be
breathing very hard, she swoke some mem.
bers of the family, but before medical aid
could be summoned, he expired. The Ma
jor was = soldier of the war of 1912. There
is but one survivor Of this war in Boyle
rounty-Benjamin West.
Now-ASD-THES.
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STOCK AVID SROP ITEMS.

CoRs is worth 50 in some portion, Of
Madison county, and scarce.
Col. wEsr, of Georgetown, sold the
stallion Westwind, to Mr.. Tully, Of Logan
for 5000.
New Hemp is now in demand in the
Lexington market at 81 50 and farmer. are
holding for still higher prices.
IMPORTANT To FARMrRs.-A. d. Root,
address Stanford, Ky, wants to buy TWEEN.
ty.hye or thirty small mule colts, at from
$50 to s25 l49.4t.
ABOUT 600 head Of cattle were sold on
the Winchester County Court day, mostly
medium and common medium. They
brought five cents per pound for common
and three to foN cents for good feeding cat.
tie. The demand is in Clark and the Blue.
grass counties generally.
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Newspaper Lars.

J. A postmaster IL required 10 give notice by let
ter treturning q papef does not answer the isvl
vhen sub.crih9r does no, take his paper out " the
chcc, and state the for its not b~ns taken
and neglect 90 do ~ makes the postmaster re-pon-
sibls 10 the publisher for the payment.
q Aay person Who takes a paper from the post
once, vhethsr directei 10 his auie OF another or
whs,hsr he has subscribed not, 10 responsible for
the psy.
N any person order. HI. paper i.continued
he must pay oil arreartfes ~ the publisher inay
corti lue 10 s-nl " until the pay ment y made
N the .th. rih~t orters hts PAPER ~ 10 stopped
at certain time snd the publi.her continue. 10
.esd the suhsctlff huuni 10 ay t n " he tskrs
Z rom he p'-.Hfn The las Pf'eseis upun the
ground that a nau nui rsf ifr Slt BE- use-
lie courts narn dssiiad Itlt r.iusiue to tate
~ ssgapafs sGd periodicals from The psYstoihcc W
reme,i a. snd iea,iHg them uucalled 90, 10 yrima
gar,s evidence Of intentional fraud
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Our SICK. Several additions to our sick
liz, 81 last week Mr.. ". B. Tevis. is very
III; Mr. q. y. Bradley, and his daughter.
have pneumonis. and both are quite ill.,;
Dr. Blackerby j. convslssccn,; Dr. Peyton,
a little better, but still suffering great ago.
ny; Wallace varnon, improving; Miss Bet.
~ Myers, no better Mr.. Bash, convalesccnt
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REv. Ma. IIANs, Of Danville, preached
at the Presbyterian church in Stanford, on
Sunday morning and evening last, To good
audiences.
Rev. REuBES CHEsArLr, Of Richmond,
preached at the Methodist church in Stan.
ford on Sunday evening last. lie is a
young minister Of considerable promise.
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pUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
Death VI Gov. CHARACTERIZATION OF the
Trustees A Successor Appoint
ed-No More Postponements-
Drawing Certain Feb. s5th.

Alta meeting Of the Trustees Of the Public Ii
bray Of Kentucky, Jan. Is, 1875, u resolve ed
that NJ briggs, Esq, who under the late Hon.
Tho. =. kramlette vas the real business manager
lie Library of keniuoky, be and he is hereby su-
thoril 10 take the place made vacant by ths death
Of said bramlett. In the nanagemsnt VI the affairs
Of the nth and last gin soncsT aud that the draw
ns announced or February a. ls75, shall positive
~ and unequiyoealy take place On that day vlth-
out further past pousnsnt % delay on any aecuuat
whatever. Z. DUkkEfl, fis.dent,
JOHS :. CAIS, Secretary, IS-,d
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TINS large residence occupied BY John
Shelby, in Shelby City. ws- consumed by
fire last Friday, and the family barely made
their escape. The err caught in the kitch-
en- and burned nearly all night Not even
the wearing apparel Of the inmates wa.
saved. The FIRE was discovered by neigh.
Dor, who, upon reaching the premises,
found the family asleep and the entire
building enveloped in flames.
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100000 DOLL A r 8
IN q IFT 3.
"A IL GA . FL
PRICE OF TICKETS.

The Payment Of Gifts will begin the Anh day
amer the Drawing, Tickets must he presented 81
sent 10 Room T. Public Library Building Louisville
Ky, where they will be taken up aud paid by Cash
Cheeks upon the Farmers and Drovers Bank Of
Louisville,
livery Whole Ticket has ten parts, each part
bearing the number OF the Whole Ticket. There
tore Ivnth Of Ticket entities the holder thereof
Ia One Tenth OF whatever the whole Ticket may
draw
FOR Tickets and Information
Address
THO. y. RAMLErrE,
Agent and Manager.
Pubic Library Building. Louisville, Ky.
Ia4-td
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Hereafter al oommun cations relating TO the Sab
Concert shOuld be- addressed l. the gned and
pledge NY soil that the dTawing shall cOias % on
February 2ith OF that every dollar paid ior tickets
shall be- reiurusi
{, NJ BRlGGs Assut aud Manager,
E'"l rulfie lihnfy knsliD~ i~Q,s' IN ~
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Two French vasrants we're In town the
other day exhibiting upon our streets, an
unusually large Frsrch Grizzly Bear. The
bear vas we'll trained in the manual Of
arms and the dance and presented quite an
amusing show.
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LrrrLs WILLIE SAUNDERS, the pet Of
orr town made Ne call the other day. lie
!. the .prishiliest boy u two summers
and the greatest admircr for horses we
have ever seen.
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WHAT il Il that makes all those men
who associate hsbituslly with women .upe
rior to those who do mott What makes the
women who are accustomed to and at esse
in the society Of men superior to their -c,
in grneral7 Solely because they are in the
habit Of free, graceful, continued conyersa-
ton with the other sex Women in thi.
way lose their frivoliy their faculties ava
ken, their delicacie- aud pecuIiaritics I'm
Told all their beauty and cultivation in the
spirit Of rivalry; and the men lose their
Pedantic, rude, declamatory or .sullen man
ner. The coin Of the understanding and
the heart changes continually.
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Now We come with regular world beat
er in the monstrosity. or Craldockosity
line. Ton House, modest aud truthful
citiren Of Lincoln county, says he has a
ten year oli COW that has never seen a
rail of the fence, or gap down, that she
did not put il up with her horns And II
she see. gate standing open she will close
md fssien't. II she sees other stock ON
the place brak into another enclosure, she
gili drive u nut and put up the fence
his wonderful COW is not for sale
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HAYDEN is up with the times. lie laid
in large stock Of blecched snd brown cot,
ting- a few DAYS ago, and nov they have
advanced fully ten rer cent so much
for a vide awake man.
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Tux funeral services of WILLIAM RocH-
EsrrR, the particulars Of whose .ad death
.ppear eisevhere. we're conducted at the
Pr-b, terrain Church, bv Rev. Mr.. Helm, OF
Louisville, and Rev. q. c. Oventreet, Of
this place, sad were attended by one Of the
largest audience. ever assembled upon a fu-
neral occasion il stanford. The tribute
paid To the memory of the unfortunate
Young man by Mr. Overstrcet, hi, pcr.onal
friend aud counselor, brougb, tear. To eve.
unused TO weeping, and but fe~ Of tn. large
audience failed ~ endorse in their hearts
the elegant encsniuns upon hi. intellectu-
al qualities, his high sense OF honor, his
adeiily to friends, his respect for the vir-
tues II otherr, his reverence Tor his parents,
his gsilantry, unainching bravery, and true
ehivslry. The grief Of hi. parents and
brothers ane sisters was unbounded. and
almost beyond the physical ability of the
father 10 bear, and no event has occurred
in this vicinity for year. shich cast . deep
er gloom over the community. Our own
sorrow is unaffected Rochester was ~ dear
tn US as boy-brother. His foible. we're
but few, compared to his virtues. lie va,
a brave, generous, noble hearted Young TEL
lo~, and, il his slayer isa truly brave
man, his lifelong remor.e will be his e,er.
nal punishment,
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Ma GEo W. BAIS will deliver one OF
his interesting temperance lectures at the
Presbyterian Church, stanford, on next
Sunday afternoon, at ~ O'Clock
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RStFGUE7 O. attend ths tempe .nce
ieoio-s At the Presbyterian Church next
sunday afternoon
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jonas v II OwsLEy aud Ben Burdett,
E-qr, Of Lancaster, were in town las, Mon
day, to attend the funeral Of young Roch
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Ma PHiL TUrTLE, Of Mon,icello, and
al. wife anil sister took passage at our de
Pot lat MONDAY for TcIs
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rns handsome new sign Of n. u Tovi.,
at the cash clothing aud boo, and shoe store
il an ornament IN Main street.
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THE CoLLEGt ESrERrAISuESr.-A the
JOURNAL went to press before the conclu-
sion Of the Entertainment at the Female
College last nisbt we can only append the
Programme Of exercises.
PROGRAMME: PART FIRST
PEH WALTZ. ..... ......... d Albert
Misses Il. Foster aud r Davis.
SELECTION OF the Mystic. 90. Faiher
RydE.-Miss 4 Ford
Tel rammeniip........... .............. Cdspapa
Misses l.. Carson and Florence Truehart.
SELECTION Tying Her Bonnet Under
Her Chin" ...... Psr'y.-Miss h Foster.
sans Souc tGalopl, ...... ........ Ascley
Misses Maggie Carson and MARY Lackey.
SELECTION Mrs. Caudle, ..............--
Miss Annie Hays
SOSG.. ......... ..................
: $ Myers and Robert Nc ilister.
"Down Among the Lilies ,Triol... Glousr.
Misses Carson, Truehart and Carter.
FART SECOND.
lie Tourhillon, (Galop) ............... Gntn.an.
Misses NJ. Carson and J. Craig
SELECTION Maud and Msdge, see. Perry
Mis- ;. Ford.
Pescatori GdbGssi
Misses j Craig aud X Richards.
SELECTION -"Dslogue, "............... DICKENS
:. ; Myers and X McAlisler.
ala Refine DIES Fees, ........ 90. ..Jack.oa
Misses Eva Carter and Rose Richards.
SELF Thoughts on Great en-
miss Ruth Grow.
NoLo...s..
Miss Apperson.
QUARrErTr Rock Of Ages. ..... Warren.
Misses Apper.on and Myers es.rs. Myers
aud Oyerstreet
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No p.r.on ned ash Ne fr credit on JOB Work
Advertisements, ~ sul,criptiun, - &c Gill d. IN
der the nec~ssity ~ refusing credit 10 one and all
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NONE JOfFsNGs,

Ma En- PESDLrros, died Yesterday
ov,nia-. a0er q prolonged Hines.
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lis vas singing thus
~ could not live slvays,
! ass not TO stay"

We would say he wouldn't. lie vas In
Lancaster and he didn't stay there. n he
he'd, he could not reasonably have expected
to live Eve minutes.
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FHR LAST
CO nee IL r
Public Library Of Kentucky.
POSTPONED FOR
A FULL DRAWING,
TO a7th FEBRUARY, 1875.

THE SHORT P0sTPONENENT
NOW ANNOUNCED Is Posi- GIVE
LY THE LAST AND A DRAWING
WILL POSITIVELY BE HAD ON
9th FEBRUARY,I GUARANTEES
OF WHICH WE PLEDGE OUR
SELSELVES TO RE UND THE
PURCHASE PRICE OF TICKETS
IN CASE IL SHOULD NOT.
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HANGING PORK
RIM FOR SA L E!

Having determined to embark In smother branch
Danville and stanford Pike ave miles FROM either
place and imma diately on the Hanging Fork con
"a ming iJ Ares sbou; one III In a god state Of
cultivation aud the balance veil set In grass with
an abundance sf never falling water, q good two
sior d-elling, Kitchen, Rsrn, Icehou,s and all
other nebessary out buildiug>. COED fencing and a
number one orchard - Terms moderate, for further
particulars, call on me on the pren,ices
J. NJ. COOPER.
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Ny health having failed, ! desire to sell M farm
tuG,sd QUE half mile from Huston,ille, containing
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T H e 8 @ II e NJ e Is
One Hundred Thousand Tickets,
10000 Gifts.

Grand Total 10000 CHS all Cash .,..,.., $500. 900
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4 Remarkable Letter from DR.
Pratt TO HE Church.
tRichmond Register,l

Richmond Register
TO The Session Of the Presbyterian Ciurc.
Richmond, Ky.
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Miss Apperson.
QUARTErTr Rock Of Ages" Warren
Misses Apper.on and Myers-Mes-rs Myer'
aud Oyerstreet
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-20
State Street Repairs.

So much has been said in certain quarters
about the difficulties of repairing State street
as to give considerable currency to the motion
that it cannot be done Satisfactorily The opin-
ion OF experts set forth below, shows how the
facts stand. 1t may be we'll to say that the
views of Mr. Holt were first sought by the city
authorities themselves and were by him given
fully, touching all the points of bridge con-
struction, water disposal, sidewalks, etc. The
engineer of the Boston & Maine will of course
be consulted at every stage of the repair, at
least so far as relates to the bridge.
Messrs. Walker, David Keazer, Fred Fo1 and
others:
.Gentlemen-Agreeably to your own request
have examined the condition of State street,
between York and Commercial streets The
existing grade is about 16 feet per 100, but with
easy notifications at both York and CONNER
cal streets can be reduced to 143 feet to 100 or
less There could be no more trouble than at
present ON account of surface water, with side
culverts to conduct it TO the sewer. In regard
to bridging the Boston & Maine railroad cut
there is no difficulty. Wood can be used but
iron would be better aDd cheaper in the end.
With pebbles, gravel or paved surface can be
secured. The cost at the outside need not be
but small. am very confident that the street
can be made even more convenient and safe
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-20


The Wood hotel property on Middle street
has been bought at auction by Lewis Pierce for
$21, 100.
Some one poisoned valuable dog bslong ing
to Frank Fl. Jordan, Esq, on Friday night
The Casco st. st. L. w. B. social circle and
friends will remember the meeting tonight at
T. G. Lewis Little Hog Island. Steamer will
leave Central wharf at 5 o'clock p. m.
Elder Hiram Munger of Chicopee Falls,
Mass, one of the ''old pioneer Advent preach
srs,'' will preach this Monday evening at half
past seven o'clock, at Second Advent Hall,
5674 Congress street. All are cordially in
vited.
Mrs. VIM. E: Small of Deeriug, sent to the
flowers.
A hired team driven by two young men col :
lded with horse car at the head of Green
street, last evening, and now the young men
think it will cost about ten dollars to repair the
said carriage.
Our hotels have been we'll filled all the past
week. Won't they be jammed this week. The
City Hotel had 80 arrivals Saturday.
The most excellent account of the Baptist
Social Union excursion which is published
this morning was furnished by lady who was
one of the party.
Mr.. Parker, who was injured by falling down
the elevator way in the Printers Exchange, was
more comfortable last evening, ard hopes are
entertained that he will recover.
Officers Rich and Gribben arrested young
man yesterday for over'driving horse.
John Malloy was arrested yesterday by
officer Stevens, on Washington street, for cre-
ating disturbance.