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" some one would establish dairy near
Stanford, which would furnish our citizens
with pure milk and good butter, the dairy
man could and would, in our opinion, make
money by the enterprise. 4 is much cheaper
to buy milk and butt,r during the fall and
winter months, than to keep a COW for the
purpose Of supplying these essentials to a
family
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

CAMPBELL n MILLER call the attention
of purchasers to u recent decline in Coffee
and ask an examination Of a big lot Of
Golden Bean Rio which they ha e just re-
c.ived. aud offer at the price Of common
coffee bought before the decline. They
have made a reputation for keeping only
he choicest Collre,--and intend to sustain
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LNssisrfue.

tortsvrtLs, Jan. i2-Thc prcdvcs markets vcyv
generally steady sesier'iayl With h,mer n~iins
sales were made Al an advance NJ ". shoulders .,
s,s@o., clear rib side. i2itai21sc, and clear sides
iltfai2esc, Bpik meats we're hrner, With sale. ~
eide, and s.aIihc fr clear side. Lard us
steady at Nc, 49,, and lsl.c or tiercr. kev ard
bucket snear-cured ham. were held ifsalS.
y ln fancy. Wheat vas quiet at 81 Osei 10 br
red, ~ t0Q % for amber and 81 lOa 20 for white
shelled Oats at 3sat3c for mi xed and white RYE
az s0as2c. Butter vas held Vt Isa2cc, and Eggs N
2ia12c. Fruits AID Vegetables we're Unchanged
Sales Of leaf tobacco we're at o. aG % Coz lses. ami
s6 GA ~ % for leaf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

MRs. DAuGnERTy, III, ven,ra lie mother
4 Captain william Daugherty, died at her
.ome near Turnersvill,. ~ thi- county, last
saturday, at an udvanod aye. sl, was
ever ninety Year, old, aud died from old
,ge, A. her vital posers gave way gradu-
lily without any Al parent disease to destroy
them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

BRrcE's LrvsRY srABLE.-Jim. Ed
Bruce has gone to New York, but he did
not take his livery stable with him, az all
who ne u swim horses and Gne vehicles will
find. Sam. Bruce and Geo, Mitchell are there
to represent him, and u the. don't wait on
you in the best Of style, then we are mi-ts.
ken IN the hays. The proof 81 the pudding
IL chawing the bag, /" IN try them and ace.
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We were in hopes when we gave the re
port las, week Of the accident To- Rev. ;
u. King, that ii was much exaggerated, bn'
we have since learned that il l. even wore
than We fr-t rep'rted, as he received II
/. ,mpnuni fracture of the thigh, and IL i
said by the phy,ician who set the broken
ID, that the bone was ~ seriously srlin
tered, that IL is probable he will never b.
able To- walk again. lie lies in quite u
critical condition.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

SAID pale-faced man to one II our re-
porters the other day--a man who took
the Western iever FIVE years ago--"I tell
you, reporter, why any one who was born
and raised in this State, any where within
hrr bprder-,will pull up stakes and 20 any
where else to live, is something ] never
could understand. Ifhe i-induced 10y IL,
.promise.~0f u hotter and more plea AM
home, he Is doomed To disappointment il
he sccept. the promise"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

THr late Major Chri-man, Of psnville,
was u man Of sense aud huTor On one
occasion he -aid that IL "Milt Durham
promiSe, 10 meet a man at the North Pole
un u CERTAIN day, he, Durham, would ~
there before the sun rose" And We believe
Major Chrisnan was right.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

TnE habit Of some drivers 81 wagons,
etc, in running their teams along the high
way at = fearful rate, should he put n stop
To. Life Is often jeopardir,d by such reck-
les driving. and there is no reason why
the drivers should nv, be summarily pun
-hed. A lev examples would suffice To
remedy the ofl,ns.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

FIELDING HALL, the well-known blind
man Who kept the toll-gale near Milledge-
Vile, died IN SUNDAY last, in the 70lh year
OF his age. Mr.. Hall was well-known by a
large number II people in this part Of the
State. lie was man Of decided eonyic-
tion-, aud, although engaged in an humble
business, Won many warm friends who will
cherish hi. Dsmory.
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Tur Central Kentucky Medical As-ocia-
ton m ets next "wednesday, 10Th, In Dan
vile. TO o'clock a. m. The openint pa
PER on Structure of the Urcthera," will be
read by DR.. McMurtry. 81 Danville. The
election Of officers will be held at this
meeting.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

TnE train employes IN the l.. 4 y. II. r.
prescott quite military appearance in their
handsom" gry cap. trimmed in gold
bands. The style j. quite pretty and APP
prpriaie They ART decided Improvement
upon the "plug" anil "rlourh" hats.
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ALTHOUGH several Of our Kentucky towns
have been greatly scourged with scarlet ie-
yer during the present wint,r, and many a
little, cradle emptied Of its precious treas
p{e We are glad to say that this part Of tn,
State has escaped lis terrible ravages.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

Mr.. ,. HAsDsAs, an extensive dealer
In Walnut Lumber, will be here on next
Monday, for the purpose Of meeting parties
with reference thereto. Those having eth.
er the Logs or Lumber would do we'll to
call, See advertisement in another column
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

s. Carson, Of Stanford. was appointed
United States Commissioner by Hon.
Bland Ballard. II the u. ;. Court We are
glad Of this appointment, because hereto
fore those who had business before such
Government official had to 60 to Dsnville
or Lebanon to find one.
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Tnrr TO HE promise. Mr.. y. Tarran, hs-
sent NJ an interesting letter FROM HE new
home in Tesa. lie IL much pleased 81 far
with bis surrounding, but We will wait and
dc, his letter which We received las, evening
tell the ,ale next week.
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WARES a Nc iLIsrER are now in their
New Store room, Corner Main and Dept
STREETS. aud are filing IL with the largest
aed finest stock 81 Grcerie-, Provisions
and Family Supplies generally that were
ever Opened in stanford. A call will con
vince the most sc,ptical.
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.soAE crazy or incorporate man, or some
One who ia very ab-ea,-mind d, iet a horse
standing hitched 10 fence in the edge of
town last Wednesday night. The paor
dumb beast would have given his owner
NJ the nent morning, II he could have
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

MAN attempted TO cross Logan's creek
last Monday evening on his horse. IA.
got too far down toward the bridge, and III.
water being deep, he got pretty we'll soaked
up 10 his middle.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

TnE following reNtleman were recently
elected oiicer- Of Stamford Iodee n. 492
A. YM A. r. Penny, W. NJ; james u.
Owens, =. W; A. A. Warren, J. W; W. u.
Miller, Sec'y, James ? x,on, Treasurer.
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DR. 5. I. CRAIG having removed Iii,
Chenault's drug store, can be found at All
houns-day or nisht-Oy tnose desiring he
services
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VS. begin to fear that onr ice dealers will
20, have ice to put up. There mus, be a
radical change in the weather il they do,
and, to that extent, aud in that WY, only
We are radical"
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DR. W. c. SwiSSEY. formerly Of this
county, but now a resident OF Ash Grove,
Missouri, alter visit OF about two months
W hi. friend. here, will leave for his HON.
an Monday next.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

llorsE-KEIrEns when yOu 80 to the nen
Millinery stone oi Mrs. Dca4'y,. don't lai.
10 call IA sni examine the sAo.ii,nt stvc.
vi Fancy - rve,r.,s, at IA. 4. ~. s,o.e.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

BrRGLAks were ab,u1 ssain last iu,-da.
night. lacy made an enOrt ~ oO'v ia.O
tue story house vi }. A.. ano,J, Uut Ia.
~ithodl .iivc,,as AN entrance.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

Ma. u W. iiiLrOS, the genial, genoa.
agent OF ia. ss,u,aoIn autuai ii.s i"ssi
.nce company, mas bN,n siNnIi.s a ~"
LAS Win al, Iiicuus nvie.
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SEwspAprRIaL.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
7e. NEW YORK. 1877

! Eighteen huulrsi and s,venty-sis Is the Centcn.
Mai wear II Is slso the wear In which an OPPOSE
ton House of Representatives the nrst since the
war, will he In power AZ Washington; and the year
United STATES. Al ~ ths>e events SURE to beof
great interest and importance especially the two
is,ter; and all ~ then and everything eonnected
with Them viii BE- hiIiy and and heshiy repor's
and expnandei IN TrESrs.
The Opposition House ~ Representatives, taking
w the line Of inquiry, opened years ago BY InI
corruptinns and missc,ds II GRANTS adininistrs-
ton. and will II Is to 10 hoped lay the kundntisn
s'r a.d better pcr'd in our national history.
or sll this TIM sUv will contain complete AMI
rate accounts furnishing It's readers with early aud
us'worthv inhirmltan upon ihese absorbing topics.
The twrnty-thiri Presidential election With the
proportions for IT, will he memorable as d-cidinx
upon Gpa~r's aspirations for third term Of power
and under. aud siill more NJ deciding who shzll
10 the cs:'dida'e 81 the purity 81 Reform, and as
elefting that candidate Concerning all these sub
ierts those wha read TuE Srs will have the con-
sirnt means of Ieng thoroushly we'll ini.rn'ed
The wEEKtr srS. which has aitained q eir''uls-
tinn 81 over eighty Thousand copfs. already has is
readers in every STATE aud Territory, spd We trust
that the wear 1876 will their numbers doubled.
u will eop'inuc ~ he th"rouvh newsfrfer. All
,he cenerrl news Of The day wiz ie f'und In 10
eondens.-i when uni,uIroriant, at full length when
o: moment and ways, We trut, treated In Q clear,
interesting and Instructive manner.
u II cur AHA IL make the wEkKLy Sun the best
iimily paper in the void, .'ia We shall c"Dtin-
Ne TO give In ,ts columns large amount of miscel
lneous reading. such ~ sturiss. tales, Tms, -ien-
tifc Intelligence aud agricultural ina, nation, ts
which we are not able I" wake r"nnr In our daily
edition. The agriculture depart ment especially q
one 81 its prominent faturs~ Tue fashions ara
guI,rly reported In its columnt; and ~ are, the
markets of every kind.
The WEkKLY srs, eight pages with hfty-six
broad COLUMNS Is only si:0Os year, pstsge rwPsfd.
As this price larcly rpays the cost ~ he psvs ne
discount he made ffan ths rate TO ciuts, agents
I0si masters, 90 any one.
TIL Danny sUs, a LARGE four page pevspsper u
twenty eight columns. rives all the news 6r tee
cuts q copy. subs riptons, I"siage paid, Sc Q
month az 60 80 y !eHI. suspAY edition eKtra.
81 10 per ,er We have no travelling axsnts.
Address THE Sun, New lort City.
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Why were nj tnose spIsting gcntl, man
required to pay up tile so.OO hue ap'.e,,
when by tue suiI they acsno sleiscJ ."e'i
guilt
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MAsrEn WILLIE HocKER, oi this plao,,
displayed socJ -snse and -.u ,as ''s..' ....",
when he came into our vl.c, ,su.seiiD,a ...,.
raid for the Journal
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

TuE Louisville bouni Passenger trai"
jahpped the track neAs i.ie"mUnd = u''e''V"
last MoDday, Causing a a.t,n,IO" ., nsai'.
i've hour.
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Coz. c. 7. Rocnisirn and family ha',
removed from tosn - tue nome vi al. sU'''
in-is~, MIR. Jno. v. AeAnst.r, near i.1s-
ton,Iiic.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-14

Rev. u. Z. ovEKsrnErr will preach at
White Oak school house, near Lancaster,
neat Sunday evening. at 3 o'clocs.
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We ~elcom. as regular correspondents,
r. A. =, Of Dsn,ille, and 5, Of Mon'i-
cello.
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LAND, srocx AsD csoP ITEMS.

n l.. a a. -.
-. - ~ ~. a.. r..
90. -. =, ,,.. 49,, -.
AZ, IT, r., p,ro i.o, - ,t.,., La,
e., No. vi oil. H.. ,I,,J. a. c,,.
tic Th.v yer. H.. ,rn,o,,v of A., IA
ucC.,v aud w.r. s.,d N Lo An. s,.., Ia,
.b;nnsi s,nm mi. min, !, m.,v , d,v
Mn IL L. BUSH Aneu"neer, reports
a"o"' ioV ea'''e on Tue Market rr'ees were
oe"ef 'hah lot .nfee months STOCK most
sceJ mu,s. we,. oscrcd . ,.w bo,... b.,
,old low.
A., ,,,,,,
~ ~ !, -
I..o..,a. IA. III. - ,ma ,-.u, on,
,ow, ~. ,ha -, ... =, 5000 TL,.
!. chan .no,aI, i'll on .oro. 81 wb.., I
,,rn;, 49,. ~. H..
1T was "a" s'ght we ~itnesSed ON Tue
.,lond;I h.m. al .ho,,J.., 90. ,L.own
into tho s,, Lo;l.,. snch . .;,I,, h,. NO,
r. xi,,,.J a.. ,.,;, a.. $50,
.,r,, ,I ,..oo..,,.h,. ,,h.,
90 'ar' Tue 'ru''s All ale MOI asng'e
quo N'''e"' ineorha"en.a' no"efi'gsn'u~
ho~ever,wh'ch had Early oudded 70 bloom,
have had the ouds Killed. out they VIII
come again. ana o'oom us well q" ever
provided there ~ no more unreasonable
BOURBON 'ocht pAf'--A large crowd
IN attendance ahd a. out ooo cattle on the
marA.'. I've test s"'n Nead'iy ~ DC win
all g"od ones SOLD. second qnaiity sold
'ro" 10 f!c' quite number OF mules
offered ana prices sun ruled low. MIR.
Jos Tenn so'd lot OF IL or 10 al sii2.oo
priva'e'y'-lfaris Citizen'
ArcrtoSrrR Cant. ]. NJ. Higr;ns reports
that there was but few cattle or other Kind.
OF st"ck on the market county Court day.
cattle ranged iro" 2Sc to DC. III 'rses nom
500 "slZo per head. a lev work mules
'"id Tor $40 per pair Less stock on the
H'a' "e' '''''" 'o' months P's'' I've iorego-
ing Is aoou' i"' statement ~ all tue
proper! 'ha' was sou ias' MONDAY
A number Of our farmers have been 80
unfortunate NJ to lose large quantities of
their hog meat. owing Tn the long sp, n of
warm weather. and thew made il IN into
so,p. Thousand. o( a, llar. w,r,b AT m,nt
has been de.troyed. rpd this will. of course
make the price bigger. Its to be regretted.
a. the high price has already been severe
Cryry CorRr DAY. - Monday was
Coun,v C,urt day. and ~ the weather w,.
fine and ,,r,c;,, , a,,,d crowd of o,r cnup.
,rv sr;e,ds NOR, i, ,ovp I'm, l;t,Ie s,,ck
., .,v L;nJ a.. urLo,
but wh,, was soLl bro,,b, fair nrice. The
demand e,r money A. ~. Is,rn r,,m ,Lo.a
wh, AL "a, ,h,, a,,;o,,. ,I, ,o,,.
and ali d.n,,I. w.r., r.,l;,v sn,,,r;..J =,
N. cn.,om,,v r,,. a, ton mar o.n,
MR. fkLiN HUFFMAN slaughtered pig
on TUESDAY "-'' Just nine months ola Il"
day, which weighed 'oo It's. ih'' pig was
bred by Mr.. For stu Reed, and was the
r -
-.'a. .;.. ~ .;...;.'r. ~. -, 20
a' ~ !" - 80 ~ p ,;si n, '" ~"
y. A.. IT,. L. ~ ~
H. ~. -;
ri,ne..,s' " WV " NV 0 IVY
L
SEVERAL s"a'' paiee'S OF IAN" were a"-
'er',sed I" De sofa last Monday ny our
shrrih ana master commissioner, nut the
pr''e' arranseu Tue matters ana the sales
were mol made us the none! WAS 'a'" III
most OF Tue cases. WINE IN others 'ime was
EXTENDED IN order 10 enable the defendants
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MrssRs wARRES a McAIIsTER are
agent. for the Celebrated fIsh Brother-
farm Wagon. Call and sc sample.
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Ma J. h. ADAMS, Of Louisville, favored
ne with q call this week.
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Yop can find snything in the Canned
Good line you want, at the 7. q. Store.
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A vRisu stock Of staple and faey Gro
csriss. just received al the Z. o. Store.
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PATIENTS.

In ,nsection With TINS scIxSrISIc ANKEI, AZ,
ior.ign fsien and have the largest establishment
Ia tho world More than any thousand applica-
lions have been made Gr patents through their
agency.
Patents are obtained on the hest ,erms. Model. a
Nsw lnNsuti,iis aud Sketches examined and -
siee tree. special notice is mads Ia THx ScisN,
tifh AhksisAk 81 all lnseniinns raisned tArssGL
this Agency, With the name and rs.ldeno- II he
fa'snlse. Patents ar- oiten SD In pstt ~ Oh. h.
" per.ons attracted 10 tn inseaiisa ~ such 10,
toe, Send is famphlst eoutstaiss OH directors
the faisni Laws, tensus ~ ,hs u. s., and ~ Ia.
cravings Of mechanical ssssinen,s frios "a cents.
Address br tho Paper, or Conserving p.,ent,.
MN, A. "a. 81 rsrk hos, Nos Nork.
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$4,000 Feet of Black Walnut Lumber,

10 be sawed iu inch thick, not less than = inches
wide, anl nicrly edged In lengths Of "a .,, inri
Is, y et, nrhrs, and Eaet, inrhe-. 10 b. de
HYrrrd al the D'..d IN Sttnfnd "r any other sta
ti0n the Louisville N,ei, In hts o' ne has than
logs az iOOO beet of lumhcr, hr Mi n a liisral
price will he paid. for further pirtirul rs adire-s
me at shelby tity, Boyle Co, rr meet me at stan
ford, al the house Of Mr.. Adam ienslc, on Monday,
January Il, trOin 40 O'Clock A. N. To oclck T.. NJ.
2Ol-lt b. HASDNAN.
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VICK'S FLORAL GDIDE

This Is beaatiiul Quarterly JSurnal finely illis-
tratei and containing an chez iat tohrsd frontis-
piece With the first number rriee only Is ets. hr
the year The hrst number for 1870 just Issued.
Address
JAMES vICK. RseAsstsr. NY.
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NOME JOTTsNGs.

'ssarrRr Mrnrnr !. impr wing.
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VIcks
Flower q Vegetable Seeds

are the hest the void produces They sire planted
BY million Iaop,e In America. aud the rssalt h.
Pricel Catalagu. sent tree d all Who enclose the
postaee-a 2ccut stamp
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MsnScrd.


CORRECTED WEEKLY NJ CAMPBELL MILLER.
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WANTED.
BLACK WALNUT LOGS.

Wanted, by the undersigned. 900 BLACK Walnut
Logs not less than % inches at sml Ill end; and IL
bet, inches long Legs must be straight, free from
shakes OF other iaiperiectiOns. Also
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-25

arrived from Louisiana in company with
Secretary Merrill aud Secretary Chaud.
Ter. He had an interview with Don
Cameron. The object Of the conference
was securing an order for large trans
fer OF troops to Louisiana as has been
done in South Carolina. West thinks
the State can be carried for Hayes il sew
eral thousand soldiers can be sent to
that State to work with the Deputy Mar
shalS in controlling the election. On
Vests representation Chandler advised
that similar order be issued rs had
been sent to South Carolina. An early
report of Outrages in Louisiana is ex-
pected so as to form basis for procla-
nation aud transfer OF troops. 1t is ex-
pected that the additional troops needed
will b. taken from Phil Sheridau's De-
partment \ similar Formally will be
observed IN Mississippi as soon as this
Louisiana matter is disposed Of The
Administration hopes by this use of sol.
diers to carry three States of the South
and so make good possible losses In the
North.
ELIZABETH, n. j., Oct. 24.-The strike
of the engineers and firemen on the Cen
trail road causes great trouble and incon-
venlence to the people along the line
and excifes Just indignation. Those on
the late train are obliged to walk to their
homes or take lodgings. if they were
fortunate enough to be on "A train that
was at n town or Hamlet at midnight,
the hour at which the engineers and fire.
men had agreed all trains should be
stopped. The Pennsylvania & Lehigh
Valley roads are transporting the pas
sengers of the Central road on the Cen
trail tickets
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-25
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, Oct. Ex-senator
Morton last night addressed meeting
at Union Hall which filed every foot Of
standing room in the building. Morton
spoke sitting. owing to physical disabili.
ties. The address was an able and elo.
quent review of the political situation
aud a record of both the Republican and
Democratic parties from the speaker q
standpoint, and was received with earn
est attention, frequently interrupted by
enthusiastic applause,
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2t.-The work
of reducing the Supervisor s OF Elections
black list IL going!on rapidly, and already
about half of those who had been placsd
on it, have rectiied their defective rec.
ord.
There ID considerable suspicion of COL
onziation in this district from Alameda.
Many transfers are being made from
there, while in numerous instances thus
far, attempts 20 find the transferred par
ties at the places they give as their resi-
dences in this city have been in vain.
The Republicans claim that the Demo-
Gratis have given up the contest in the
Second District, and are by means of
these transfers endeavoring 10 carry the
election in this city for Piper.
The Call this morning says editorially
The recent attempt of Mr.. Supervisor
Holland to revise the list of voters after
fashion OF his own, appears upon in
vestlgation to be an egregrious blunder
legal opinion published in the Gail on
Sunday, makes it plain that the Super
visor has misconceived his duties, and it
points out what those duties are. The
article then goes on to give the cases in
which challenge of vote would be in
order, which do not include irregularity
In registration or loss of papers, and
says Holland has made a gratuitous and
unwarranted attack upon four thousand
voters. whose right to ballot il presum.
aoiy as good as his, and pointed out a
method OF determining in regard to their
rights which is clear.
GILROY, Oct. 24.-The most destruc.
tive fire that we have ever bad here oc.
Cured last night. The alarm was given
at lO4O. and the fire proved to be the
cigar factory building of the Consolidated
Tobacco Company. Every effort was
made to save it, but proved futile, and
by three O'Clock only the smoulderipe
ruins remained. Beyond doubt it was
lncendiarism. kerosene having been
freely distributed through the entire
building and floors, and the goods en-.
tirely saturated with it. The loss is
about 100000; insurance unknown.