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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-11-08
Notice of Final Discharge.

Notice Of Final Discharge.
DY permission of Hon. Jos. F. Gist, Judge of
ID Probate for Union County, will, on Satur-
day, the 30th day of November, 1878, make my
final retarn as Administrator Of the estate Of
Annie Bentley, deceased and apply for my dis
charge rs Administrator of said estate.
All persons having demands against said es-
tate, must present them to me, properly attested,
on or before that day, or they will be forever
barred and oil persons indebted to said estate
must make payment by that time.
F. II. CUDD, Admir-.
Nov Al 1T
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Young, Lady. Gunners.

The Columbia Register tells us this:
S.Threc young ladies from the scmiuaryx-Miss
Carrie Aughtry, Miss Spcigner and Miss Mood
each fired off one of the canuons at the speak
ing yesterday. The shock made most of the
men bat their eyes, but all of the young ladies
were as firm and as cool rs 4 chunk of Northern
ice.
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'' " Crysalized rears...Mrs. Z. i. Gee
4" &c '' peachcs...................
Miss Sallic Thomson
'' &" Tomato Wine. Mrs. J. L. Douglass
'' " Wild Plum Wine............ ........
Miss Ann Prisock
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
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Nov8 40 If
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-18

The supreme Court Of Michigan has lc-
cidcd The ease of the New York Iron Mine com
pluinuut in error. against the FIRST National
Bank of NcEaunrr. Tho opinion very lengthy.
aud delivered by Cooley. Justice. all the Justices
concurriug.
This suit II will hc remembered, was nm at
tempt to l'ul SanluelJ Tidcu who suhstnn-
italy owns N New York Iron Min. Ny promis-
sorry not. viii IA we're made by " L. Wcimore.
who wis the general agent ui that mine at lsh-
peming Mich The court below decided IN ia
yor Of thu National Bank " NeEuunc". holder
OF the notes. and this decision has been reversed
by the supreme Court. which decide, every
point IN favor " Mr. Ihden. There were NJ.
ward 81 sDuulO involved in this suit for all
watch il " attempted to mike Mr.. Tiidcn re-
siors.ll' IheSuprrmc Court decides mat IL II
MT the custom nor within the ppwor Of mining
agents, unless specially authorized. 10 make
prOmirSOry notes or commrrciul paper, AMI
TINT there was no recogntlen Of this paper IN
any way ~ Nr. Tildcn. This is a great tr-
umph for Mr., Til,lrn. as well in u prruniary
sonse rs ho ause the pal pressure was very
strung against him on account OF his refusal %
honor these notes when they became known 10
him
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Suuss furnisbln9.

AT JOHN INNCu'S FURNITURE. CARPET.
n BEDDING. AID STOVE WAREHOUSE. 3V6 THIRD
ANENl r. SECOND door 18th the largest and
lowest prices IN the city WEEKLY AND MONTHLY
PAYMENTS TAKEN
At DANIEL. O'FARRELI.s furniture aud
n CARPET whrcruoms 40 Nh near 3tst st. We sell
aud iar prices and DO not resort ocatchcuny
catalogues our old customers always call igaii ln-
sHllmcuts taken II desired
IMMENSE REDUCTION in Prices Of furniture
i carpets, bedding stoves, 1c tor cash VI weekly or
monthly payments, At
COWI'ERillWAIf 4 co $ -, ana i57 Chathamst
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Saratoga. suspended Banks.

SARATOGA. Dee. l7.-Bank Examiner Williams
Is here toiay mH,us au investigation of the SARATOGA
banks 4 committee from the Commercial Bank Ia,
gone % Sew NNrf 20 advise with hauher- ~ 60 the nt
Visibility u lDmr un a. national bank or under thr
stat banking So stem.
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persunll gotlces.

A IEA1ION !-Thirtj years rIu,ihn ant Amen
~ can prncurr, spcttiltr, dt, h-c- O Hud loss
manhood, consultation tree Dr. JArOBi, lGl Blocker
street
TTENTION, Paucnt,i-Consult nr rRoTIN "a
n Bond 81 20 years experience All diseases rrccut or
ola SKIN disorders anu nervous dehlly radically cured
III KOUG IION's ln,guritng syrup cures stomach
- hNcr kidney skln diseases, wcHkuehs SO also
stores manhooi 2hc per bottle Advice Tree Gd an IT.
nISEASEs OF NJ IN speelalty, cure IRON . to
~ daJs Dr. DlEIk AZ M9st Ijth o., near 9th gH
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Anttlon NOllsts.

SSIGNEI'S SALE ferdinand lu1 N.y
n Ko,'uhhch 60. will .ol at l,' i', II.sl
XXI iIth ~ md En,t E,ct. lutu hul..t
harness 1cTns cash J. J""''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-18
North American Review
FOR JANUARY.
FOR JANUARY.

THE FISHERY AWARD. By senator George F. Ed
munls
UNPUBLISHED FRAGMENTS OF THE LITTLE"
PERIOD by Thomas Moore.
CITIES As UNITS IN OUR PoLIY BY william R
Martin
THE PRESERVATION OF FORESTS. BY Felix L
Oswald.
THE SOLID SOUTH" BY Henr, watterson
THE rRoNvNcMnoN OF THE LArIN LANGUAGE.
BY " story.
SUBSTANCE And SHADOW IN FINANCE BY George
: Boutwell,
THE CRUISE OF THE FLORENCE BY Capt INV.
Iowgac.
RECENT FICTION BY Richard Gran, white
The Review viii he issued Monthly from this date. By
TN, change the amount OF matter presented IN year
Will bee largely increased. and greater degree OF uuc
ness IN the treatment OF topics secured.
The subscription price will remain at g per year AMI
the pnee per copy will be reduced from 81 to % cents
APPLETON CO. PUBLISHERS
order, should he addressed to She Norih American
Review, Sew York
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&nstrutlloM.

R0 WHIIINti-nonthyj bookkeeping, arthmc
ReJ tic, shorthand, : cluu. &C. FAME, " BOMcry
"hi0~n I aiA HrnadNAv a4ut 81
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COpoyinsrsbip alOtit,s.

TNHE CoPAHrN EKSHIP heretofore existing
between Jacob llluiomHnn and Henry knh under
ihc nfW hnmc of llauumunn RAT, tobacco merchants
IN New YORK city h thls day dissolved ~ mutual con
sent MI Huulcmhnn assumes payment OF the trnl
DEUS ana continues business at ~ Wall ~ and
Broadway. Mr. Kah continues the business VI CIGAR
manufacturer at llj LibertS 81 JACOB llALIEMANh,
1LkHN HAA
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Double TRACK, .ruk MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIN AhnOLI IL sAlEN.
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AunrN nnN Roums.

FEW men can have board aud light rooms 81 a
n few ladies, 80 2nD West aist st. I'll bell, right
AT eOJONFS 81, near Blecckor IT.. west 18th av ,
~ furnished rooms tor house keeping term, low.
NEATLY FURNISHED rooms suitable tor
~ Housekeeping q. - $500 Hui - 423 East l2th It
slQS EAST IIrH ST, 1T and ~ ays.-woman.
OOD living alone, would hoard two young ladies who
work Out durlng the day. Top door, west side,
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TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNsYLvANit RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LlN
MTNIfh
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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SHALL THIS DEN BE CLOSED B!
TESTIMONY TH1T CONCLUSITELY An
SHIRS THE Question:

The Newest Tee ofthc word GentI"mcn-C hcs-
tcrfirid from the Lips OF "a Police Omcer-
where MARKS II snid to have been Robbed.
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tl,anitG- -ttma,ss.


UPTOWN ADNERTISEW$
~ MAY lcaft their favor for tn SrS at the on
author iz,c 900. town advertise Wrnt Offices
.2:s~ BroaiwaN. corner OF alst 81, ull ID 7, NJ. an
aOs West nd o.. corner n sth uV. al ! "
gao sci ay.. DUricT OF i7th II. uu = l. VI
% Ea,t Al IT tornsr Union square, ali = 7 VI
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ettturrs.
VOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCIA-
,tor Salr ano 10 9,t.

A PLEASANT basement floor. consisting OF thrcc
~ rooms. IN perfect ORDER for adults only ~ Ncst
Thirteenth ~
OFFICES TO LET-ln SECOND tor, sun building.
" front and rear, well lighted ami steam heated. Ap
ry at sun Publication ONCE Ntsstu tuh FrtnA'or SIS
q. 4 STORE and back room; of1 3i Az 81 house
vi. and stable, ij1 Broadway, Brooklyn u Jane st.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-03
Resolutions Of Respect

Atacalled meeting Of Lincoln Iodec No. 60 2. a
A. NJ, held on April iiih 1873 the death Of jaime.
Myers. q brother Mason, and a memhcr Of Frank.
lin Loise No =, 81. Alhan., vermont. wss suggest.
81. The usual rite. and ceremonies were observed
and ~ he had Tor sometime before going 10 Colorado
vhere he died, on the Tth lnst been q soiournet In
this town, and by his courteous and gcntlemsnly
demesnor won the esteem Of the brotherhood, Il
-s deemed Appropriate 10 exprsss In suitable ~
oinions our regret on sccOun Of his death and our
sympathy With thos Who feel most kecnly the 10
resvement. II was therefore
Rsselr,i, That We low In humble submission TO
this dispcnsaion ofour Heavenly Father, and In
this, o. In every other manifestation Of Hts divine
VII, We beholi His wisdom and goodness.
The spirit which vas confined In a fraiI body hiss,
through hith In the Hedeemcr, hecn Translated TO
brighter and happier realm and no~ rsiOlceS with
the innumersble host Of brethren sronnd the Mss-
,er's throae.
The dear ones len behind arr stricken with grief
aud they have our tender sympathy. But let Us
all with answering iaith hold fast the precious
promise and NEE, the loved gone heiorr In the
Promised Land
JoaS. NJ. Rsip, Com'tec.
jour N. PHILiPs,
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pcsal 81 business, and the docket is nearly
clear. The Grand Jury reported "a In.
dlctmcnia, two II which were for murder,
and one for granddaughter. They were
quite lsborious in their Investigation. No
new facts wer ELECTED concerning the
Kn-kluxing here, last year. The case Of
the Commonwealth vs. Louis Rains, was
confined ill the nest term. The case Of
the Commonwealth W. W. T. Brooks, was
submitted to the Court, Int no Judgment
has, A. yet, been rendered. Brooks, q regu.
lar druggist, was indicted for selling wills.
Ky on standing prescription" The de.
eision Of the Ccur, Of Appeals, II the judg.
ment Of the lower Court should he adverse
to the defendant, will be looked Tor with
interest, rs number Of other cases sgains,
our druggists await the decision in this.
Qrrro.
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DeSsseraffe District (ennsiffee
MeeffNg.

At a meeting of the Congressional Dis
trict Committee, held in Stanford, on Ma
lat, 1873, james W. Alcorn, rs Chairman
called the meeting to order and explained
the object to be to adopt some plsn for th,
nomination Of candidate for Congress
At his suggestion J.L. Bruce, of the I'D
rocdte. and W. z. Walton, Of the INTERIOR
JOURNAL, was made Secretaries. 4 call
Of the counties were then made with the
following result:
Adair--Not represented.
Anderson-By proxy, Judge NJ .sauhey.
Boyle-W. L. Caldwell, Chairman.
Casey-John W. Whipp, Chairman.
Garrard-Mst. Walton, Chairman.
Lincoln-W. O. Hansiord, Chairman.
Msdison-John d. Harris, Chairman.
Mercer-By proxy. II. Grimes, j.,
with II. T. Latham, alternate.
Pulaski-R. S. Barron. Chairman.
Russell, TAYLOR and Wayne, not repre-
scented.
On motion, the proxies were received and
we "e"sa'eS "'"''''e" ~ "'e""er W 'he
COMMITTEE.
On motion, the Chair appointed Mat,
WsIton. NJ g. SANTA, and Jno "A wh;no
c-...-
"eo"''''ee u" 'e7o'u''o"s'
aiter short retirement the Committee
reported the following resolutions, which,
afisr discussion, were Adopted
lot. That for the purpose Of selecting nominee
y. ,Ss pe%o' u parry 70 .Al' District. 70 repre-
Cooer... Of nm, gp,,,a s,s,s. a Co0,sa,I e ~ :.
held at Somerset, KY. on wednesday, August 7rh.
ISIS, at 10 O'Clock An
20 ths' eAea eo1nly N ,hl' Congressional Dis
aoa ;, Ma, casTsno" Ss SsS at s N. ' Court SS%
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Tf0UT~fVQ

I
VIZ learn that the lishtninr during IN,
storm Of last week, did q con.ilefabl,
amount Of dsmsge in Mercer county.
Will NOT LEAVE YET.
Mr.. Barnes hiss not, ss yet, determined
when he win leave our city. lie hs. said
that his NEXT point will he Grcen.hurr, Ky
rHE suAKrps.
Quite number Of the shakers have been
attending Mr.. Barnes meetings during the
last few days They wish him 10 presch a
while for them.
WARFARE ON THE SHEET.
Some naughty dogs the other night at
tackled hcck of sheep owned by Mr.. 8. o.
Baughmsn, who lives on the Lancaster
pike about Eve mile. from Danville, kill
ing two and wounding thirty or forty more.
EPISCOPAL FEMALE SEMINARY.
II is rumored that Mr.. Edgar, Of Paris,
has view to purchasing the Military
Academy here and converting IL into an
Episcopal Female Seminary. II ~ said
that Bishop Dudley,of Loni.ville,i. strong.
~ in favor Of the idea.
RELIGIOUS.
Rev. DR.. Hays, Of the Theological Sem.
mary, filled the pulpit Of the 2nd Pre.by.
terisn church on last Sabbath morning, Mr..
Henderson, the pastor, being absent in Hsr.
rodsburg ""..The customary services for
Easter Sunday took place in the Episcopal
Church on last Sabbath-one week behind
time. The Young ladies Of the church ae.
serve especial credit for the beautiful man
ner in which the church vas decorated.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Thomas Darnali, q member Of the
Junior Class Of Centre College, on Monday
evening received news Of his sisters death.
and left the next morning for hi. home
near Flemingsburg. Miss julia Bar6eld,
a charming young lady from Lexington,
has been visiting Miss Julia Mckee. The
Misses Watson, Of Frankfort, sre visiting at
Mrs. Young's. Miss George Gotten, the
beautiful belle Of Versailles, Is expected To
arrive in time to attend the Knight Temp
lar celebration. "Hps i happy. Mrs.
Payne and family arrived yesterday from
and will occupy the resi-
ience Of Mrs. Jeremiah Boyle. Mr-. BOYLE
will spend the greater part Of the summer
1t Maxwell Springs. John Jackson, who
has been Tor sometime quite III at Rich
mond, has been brought TO his home here.
Mr.. Chas. Lucas, Of the Citizen, wac in town
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-03

A FIRE, which destroyed two bust
ness houses in the heart Of the town,
broke out in Mt. Sterling on the night
of the 2Sth. The loss is heavy, but
partly covered by insurance. As usu-
al after FIRE, the Mt. Sterling people
are sgitsiing the question of purchas-
ing an engine and raising Fire Com.
pany. Most probably the scheme will
end in talk, and the next ere will find
the people no better prepared to Eight
il than now-at least that is the way
that it has worked here for a number
Of year.
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TRAINS NORTH BOUND.

az Connect With .. {. a l. u. a.
i2l Connect with l. G. a L. n. n aud X g. RE
cl Kentucky River Bridge
ttl 'onneet With Stsse@ Tor liarr1lslita
~ Connect with s. ". Railway ar Harrol.hurs.
t6) Connect with L. a n. and q. :. H. H.
Connection AZ Cin'ti with all diyerzing Roai.
Trains No. ! aud No. stopai bnryin ioT Dinner.
principal stations on Line.
EDWARD r. WILSON,
snp't. and Gen'l Pass. Ag't.
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THE action Of Judge NJ. II. Ows.

the action Of Judge NJ. H. Ows-
ley in refusing bail in the Holmes
case has opened up a new terror TO
criminals whose only show for liberty
was in a hung jury and the subsequent
signing Of a hail bond, allowed by a
soft headed individual answering to
the name Of Judge. After the bond
is signed and the prisoner free, he
uses every endesvor, and nearly al.
ways with success, TO put his trial on
from Court to Court, until public in.
iercst in his case 10 entirely worn out,
then he demands trial and ten to
one is acquitted. There Is, we under
stand, no law whatever, authorizing
Judges to grant hail in 4 murder case,
although he can in some instances, IL
the proof justifes il, allow il. Near
ly all Of them are governed by prece-
dent, and the sooner they awaken to
their senses and see the damage their
indiscriminste allowing Of bail works
on the order Of the country generally,
the better for the Laws Of the land.
Judge Owsley has shown his ability
TO disregard precedent, and this action
alone has raised him in the estimation
OF the people ten times higher than he
has, even in his great popularity,
assembled. II is a feather in his judi.
cial cap that law.loving people see and
admire, and an action that grateful
constituency will reward whenever an
opportunity offers.
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JERRY Anderson, the negro con-
victed, on circumstantial evidence, Of
having poisoned his wife, will, in the
classic words of the Cincinnati En-.
quiyer, be '.jerked to Jesus" at Mays.
vile to-day. A petition to the Gov.
ernor asking a Communication of the
sentence to imprisonment for life, was
refused.
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THEY couldn't quite hang Holmes a
Stanford the other day, though proven
guilty Of foul murder, but they came il
one Of il. A single juror outweighed III,
other eleven. With the experience and
enlightenment Of this age Of the world ,our
i1ry system needs looking into, and the
grounds of our veneration for IL examined
Times Il Kentuckian.
Exactly. The pernicious law that
allows the defense twenty peremptory
challenges and the prosecution only
live, is what is working the damage,
and ought to be changed. Under
it il Is impossible TO get a jury in an
important case but what the defense
will get at least one man, and often
more, who will DO its bidding. There
will always be hung juries as long as
the defense has so great an advantage.
An equal footing with the Com.
monwealth ought certainly to be sufii.
cient for any man accused of crime
against it.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-03

HARVEY ID. Frances, young man
of twenty, blew bis heart out, In Mad.
ison on Tuesday because his sweet
heart went hack on him" He did
exactly right. A man that had no
more sense than to take such matters
50 greatly to heart. ought 10 have that
organ blown 10 atoms.
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VIZ suppose We viii have 70 givs il
up, Mr.. Ysemsa. You people al
Frankfort know . great deal better
shat NE need than We do
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A CONVENTION Of the Kentucky
Veterans of the Mexican war will he
held at Mt, Sterling, on the 4th Of
June. An invitation to attend is
given to each survivor in the State,
and grand reception is promised by
the people OF that town. There are q
number of these old Veterans here
that could attend this Convention
with pleasure and profit to themselves,
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Tns Hopkinsville Nete Era puts
this ticket in nomination: For Gov
ernor, J. Chawles Thomsing, of Mer.
Ger; for Lieutenant Governor, Verdant
Green Kellah, of Bourbon. Good.
Such ticket would be bound to win
where "athes," as Lord Dundreary
would call them, are at premium.
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aARRARD GOIXTV SEsCs
Lancaster.

COURT.
the MAY term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas will convene NEXT Monday.
PERSONAL.
The Rev. J. !. Mckee, ID. d., Is in town
Mrs. Maria l.. Granger is again with us.
THE GARRARD news.
Upon the ashes Of the Alpha rises III,
Gdrrod Ners sheet worthy Of generou,
patronage.
PROF. HrrcHcocK.
The Presbyterian pulpit was supplied OF
Sunday by Prof. Hitchcock, OF Centre Col
lege, whose discourse won him many Ian
rels.
A LITTLE SINGULAR.
Several Of our worthy citizens are feeling
the pressure Of "hard times" to an ertenI
that calls forth the sympathy of the com.
muniiy. .... ............
DANvILLE BELLS AND BHAUx on A FROLIC
A shell-and-fern party from Danville, At.
ter exploring Herringville, drove into Ian.
caster and bestowed their smiling counter.
snces upon us fora brief space.
NEW RESIDENCE.
At one end of the Depot avenue, Mr.Ash-
ley's new cottage forms pleasing feature
on an afternoon drive. At the other end
are the ruins of Fairbanks Hail. lately
overturned by the hurricane.
RUNAWAY.
One Of the goats belonging to Master
Shirley Miller's equipage cast a weird and
sudden spell over an astoni-hed country
horse, whereupon said horse proceeded to
demolish his own shins and everything at
tached thereunto.
The sale OF the effects OF the late +. ii.
Beazley took place, as advertised, on Sat-
urday. Prices low. One OF two Commits.
sioner's sales in the county, but since I
WELD a feminine qnill, am debarred ma.
ny avenues Of general information, and
cannot give particulars.
KICKED BY A MORSE.
little son Of Mr. VIM. II. Anderson
was kicked by horse and had several
teeth knocked out. The wound is painful
and somewhat disGguring. The accident
was the result Of too great rsshnes- on the
part Of the boy, whom farm life had ren.
dered fearless Of stock.
DANCING PARTY.
On Tuesday night, a great auttering OF
ribbons and neckiies at the residence of our
ex-representaiiye, the Hon.
James Barbour Mason, indicated an unn.
sual state Of enjoyment among the Arcadi.
ans. The customary programme was emil
vened by the goddess Terp-ichore.
LECTURE.
Capt. John II. Woodbridge, OF Pulaski,
Tenn, who lost his eyesight bs a ball at
Ihs battle Of Perryyille, delivered lecture
At the City Hall on Monday night. Sub
ect-"Liie and home in iis grave and gay
phases" The Cornet Band played up" an |
sudienee, aud hat passed around brought
In the proceeds.
ELnoAsT RECEPTION.
On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. jas.
NJ. Doty gave hospitable and elegant re-
Deption to their son, Theodore Doty. Esq,
and his bride, who is one Of 0lasgow's most
distinguished daughters. The youthful
bridegroom has been praciicing Law IN
Glasgow during the past two years. May
his career, thus prosperously begun, culmi.
nate In yet prouder record. 4
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
On the 9TH inst, Miss Adelins Cayss va.
inited In matrimony to Mr. WIN. Walker. /,
)n the 9Th, Miss Nellie Dennis rewarded
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-03

The Brigadiers of the Northern
States demand that there shall be dis.
bursed of the public money in six
months for their benefit alone, one
billion Eve hundred and sixty-nine
millions one hundred and twenty-five
thousand and thirty-fve dollars and
thirteen cents.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-03

The contract for building the new
Courthouse at Nicholasville, has been
let to F. Bush Il Son. Of Lexington,
at s2S,S5O and is to be completed by
May 1879. The old building was
sold to them for $3.50.