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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-11-21

1t e said that Col Cole, President Of
ihe Nashville and Chattanooga X X. l.
negotiating ior the purchase II the Louis.
vile and Nashville r. r. with view Of
consolidating Il with his mad. This would
give him clear route 10 the scaboard,
and virtually the control Of the railroad
system Of the Southwest.
-- The New York SIN says What can
A. 3. Cornell do NJ Governor Nothing
worth while. lie can just en- the place,
simply NJ a bung illa hung-holc. lie has
never indicated the possession Of ideas.
We infer he has none But, with the help
ofthe blind mole, John Kelly, he has an.
swercd to defeat the great Democratic
party.
r. Govcrnor-clcci Cornell, Of New York,
and others have prepared a call for q
meeting of the National Republican Com
mitiec, to be held At the Arlington Hotel,
Washington. D. G.. Dec. II, to take appro-
pirate action upon the death Of the late
senator Chandler, and to consider the time
and place Of holding the next National
Convention.
~ The Court Of Appeals has reversed
the decision Of the Criminal Court Of Jes-
samine IN the casc Of Wilson Fair, who
Il will he remembered shot and KILLED a
colored p ,rter at the Verandah Hotel, be-
cause the latter awokc him from a drunk
en- sleep to 60 to bed, and who was let on
with the light sentence Of two years in the
Pcnitentiary.
- The following are the Official returns
Of the election in New York. The figures
In Cornell's case Indicate a plurality, the
others maiorities Cornell, Rep. Governor,
sO,i52; Hoskins, Rep II. Governor, 1850;
Carr, Rep. Secretary o. State, All, Wads-
worth, Rep Comptroller, 1859; Ward,
Rep. Attorney General, 1909; Wendell,
Rep. Treasurer, 4,65l; Seymour, Dem.
Engineer 4 Surveyor, 9,q69. Traitor KEEL
ly's soie numbered 77,47l.
- The Esqaie, has revived the Harry
Baldwin murder in Cincinnati, by pub
fishing an account showing that William
Schaller, an extensive brewer. fired a stray
shot that did the killing, and that he had
paid the detective and police large sums Of
money to cover up thesuspicion. Schaller
thereupon brought libel suit against the
Enquire Company for $4,000, but il
thought that he did 80 for effect, and TO
put a bold face to the matter.
- Last Friday. in Newport, Ky, Annie
Hoh, who had been seduced under promise
Of marriage by one Charles Schuerer, went
in company with her brother to his board
ing house and asked him TO fulfill his
promise and save her honor. lie refused,
after her most piteous entreaties, when she
drew a pistol from under her shawl and
sent ball whizzing through his heart.
Sister and brother then delivered Them
selves to the jailer, and on Monday both
were acquitted Of the charge Of murder.
The sympathy in regard TO Miss IIoff was
intense, and the announcement Of the de-
cision Of the court gave the greatest salts
faction. Upon examination It was found
that Schuerer had not only ruined the
girl, but had communicated to her terri
bic and almost incurable disease.
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SHERIFF'S SALES
FOR TAXES.
On Monday, December !, 1879,

II being County Court Day, I or one OF my depu.
ties will sell 10 The highest bidder, az the Court
House door, In stanford, KY, the following prop.
crty, or 10 much thereof will satisfy the haC /
taxes due the state OF Kentucky and the County
Of lincoln for the following years io-wit
200 Acres Of Land, situated near Crab Orchard
levied on as the property of Davidson Martin, %
satisfy his taxes due for the years 20, ~ and 7s
Acre Of Land, situated near Crab Orchard, lev
led on as the property OF Peter Rice, col, % salts
~ his taxes for ~ and IS.
I House aud Lot 10 Crab Orchard levied on a.
the properly Of Nancy ,. Nordyke, 10 satisfy her
taxes for rs.
2 Aorss Of land, near the lands OF Nancy Rodd
aud Others levied on as the property Of George
Cowan 10 satisfy balance Of his taxes for the year
1875.
Acres OF land adjoining the lands Of TIN Hig-
gins and oihers, levied on rs the properly Of Ned
Dr0wn, 10 satisfy ha taxes or the years ~ and ~.
About 100 Acres Of Land, on Fall LICK Branch,
lev led the property Of Nm. Singleton 10 sat
isiy his taxes ior n and IS,
Acres Of Land, sdiolning Nancy Redd and 9th
ers, levied on aa the property Of Palace higgins
col, to satisfy his taxes for 70, ~ and 'is
Acre Of land, near the lands Of Pat Napier and
others, levied on a. the property OF jas. Higgins,
10 satisfy bis taxes for ~ and -,
! siore-house Ia ne ioWn Of Crab Orchard, levied
on a. tho property Of hurch 0ilkerton, ~ satisil
their taxes Tor %
Tho ahoyc properly VIII he sid ioT cash Ia hand
10 satisfy the above taxes and costs accruing on
An FELAND. s. l.. G.,
lO9-2t Ny >. 8. Robin n, u. \.
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Saturday, November 20, 1879

Before the front door Of the Hotel al Mckinney
Station, offer Al public aueiicn 10 the highest hid
der, 40 much of the real estate Of which H. a. Lee
died seized will realize the sum OF a. go, b.
sides Interest and Gusts, Aud la making the salrs
the property will he onercd In the following order,
to-witi
ii. The mn Tract containing about q Acres Of
Land, on the West side of the q. :. Railway, and
nearly opposite the Railroad Depot.
~. A Tract " about rs Acres II Knob Land,
known a. the Graves Tract
"a. A Tract OF about aGif Acrcs Of Land East Of
the TurneIsyille Middlcburg Turnpike.
AN. Tract of - Acres Of knob Land.
aih. A Lot, containing about 2 Acres Of Land,
situate Hast Of the Middlehurg Turnpike
9Th. Lots 2 T. 3, D, 2 s, o aud 10, on lee Sireot,
In the t0wn Of Mckinney station, each al hci
front aud Q 10 iset deep,
I'm. A lot Of about Acne, adjoining the toll
house North Of Mckinney STALLION.
sih. lot No. 2, East OF The Middlehurs rurupikc
and containing Roads % Land.
on. Lot No ., adjoining the above and Of the
10Th. loi No 4, adjoining tho shove and cons
tainlng about =, Acres
should these lands not sell Zoe enough to pay the
above sum, hoaides Interest aud cosis. viii then
ln lie manner sell, subject 10 the life estate of
Mrs. Nancy Lee, the widow, the following dosorih-
"a lands, adjacent TO the town of Mckinney STA
~ A Tract Of about 6s Acres Of land, known
as the hcaxcy Branch Tract
cd land,
TERMS -Cro,liis Of and " months. Ia equal
iusialmenisi hands with sAad security, bearing IN
tefcsi tom day Of sale, haNng the iufce and eicc
81 iudrneuis and srcuiel By iien on the land o.
a. A. MCKINNEY.
AoT A., ih.9.-u Special Conn.
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FISH BROS.
FARM WAGONS F.!
WITH --
HOLMES THIMBLE.
Self Oiling Skeins.

These Wagons are now offered
10 the farmers Of Central Kentucky, ,ritl,
a number Of Very Important and
Recent improvements male in
the last az months. The most important Of
ohieh is the Holmes SelfOiling
Thimble Skein, avoiding he great
Inconvenience Of removing The wh5el' 10
oil them.
Holmes Skein and BOring does ucoy
,cih al side drah, The great objection in
all other Skeins, as The Stein is perfect
ly straight.
These Wagons, Nth this late improve
ment, 'oiH run from 200 to 600 lbs.
Lighter than any 'Oagon not prorided
ieih them, IN proportion to tie si-e and
load.
Fish Bros. d 90. hare The exclusive
right 10 use them IN he United States
The Boring is 50 constructed Hat il
is impossible for them 10 loosen or turn ia
The ttOOd.
They take in one-third more rood in
The Skein Than he old style.
The shoulder 10 them is a perject:fting
sand band. II can not lose any oil THE
point.
The AIDES are one size larger Aian he
corresponding sizes Of 'oagOns not using
The Holmes Skcin.
The Wheels ave boiled ia oil before
painting hence The tires have not loosened
ia a single instance oithin our knowi-
edge, having sold 600 of them in The last
sir years.
These IIagOns ,cH Be for sale ia all
sizes, as ioel as Iron Arles, By ID. $.
Marlnell, at Alum Springs, chO rW
haze 'eagons on exhibition on public and
Court days al Ddnvilie, HdrrodsJurg
and Stanford, and By ms at Lebason.
Eue,y Wagon Is guard1teed in eyit-
ing by rs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-11-21

In the Penitentiary question is not
solved by the time Of the meeting Of
the Legislature by release of all the
convicts, that body can not do better
than to pass a law to put the convicts,
or as many as are necessary, at work
on public Improvements, such as the
Kentucky and other rivers, under the
control of the State. They could then
get plenty OF pure air and be made to
advance materially the public inter
eats
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-11-21

Col. THOMPSON, of Harrodsburg,
is tickling old Blackburn up so that
he will pardon his client, Tom Buford.
He said in his speech before the spe-
cial Court of Appeals, the other day,
that he wished to God that Black.
burn had been Governor forty years.
All we have to say is that ii he had
been, Kentucky would now have
been such a bowling hell hole { crime
that the army Of England could not
have brought it into submission to the
laws Of the land.
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NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER !!
GEO. H. BRUCE & ca.

AS Special Agents of one of the Largest Clothing
Manufactures i'm the United States, we carry
Larger and More Desirable Line of CLOTHING and
sell for Less Money than ordinary houses can al
ford.
On account of Peculiar Advantages in cOnnec-
ton with Leading Boot AND SHOE MANUFACTO-
RIEs East, we keep Fuller and More Varied Line
of Doors AND SHOES than any similar house III
Central Ky, and sell them at prices heretofore un-
known in this market. Over l25 Cases already re-
ceived for the Fall trade, and more on the road
AS Agents for the Great Merchant Tailoring
Establishment of Devlin Il Co., New York. we take
Measures for Gents Suits, Overcoats, &C.. and sell
them at prices only little above Eastern-made
work. Fashion Plates, together with large line
of Samples always on hand and open to inspection.
Our stock of Hats, Notions and Gents Furnish
ing Goods always full and up to the standard in
point of styles and prices.
We buy for CASH and sell for CASH, and if you
will give trial we will guarantee to save you
money
Respectfully,
GEO. Fl. BRUCE & co.
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MULES sTRAYED.

straycd from ny housc on the might II The 18Th.
Z mules Of the lnlowine description A black mare
mule. years ola and i5it hands hifh q hfown
hor.c mule. years old anil has meaiy nose aud Pc
culiar Roman head; hay horse mule, years nd,
with r1an hairs mixed. They were bought N lex
inqlon from Lucas. % Scott, and smith, OF Madison.
A bay horse mule, years Old, 1914 hands high and
was bought ai John naley's sale, IN this County
A iair compensation will he paid 20 any one that
Will return them 20 me, gye information that
viii lead TO their rccovery. LEVI vt nnLE.
shelly CITY. XIV.
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NEW DEPARTURE
IN rIlE-a.
ORGAN TRADE
ny
MESS. D. \. BALDWIN & CO

Realizing the fact that there are hundreds Of
parents vho wond he glad 10 gise their children
a musical education. could they afford 10 purchase
co. them good instrument Al a reasonable price,
we have decided 10 scll i've hundred hne Cabinet
Organs on the following TERMS We will put the
price Of the organs down 10 $50, and purchasers
eau pay $40 each and the remainder We will a.
vide up into small Honthly payments Of q each.
which gives the purchaser one year and ak months
10 pay the remainder PLEASE think what a say-
Ing Of thirteen ecnis per day viii do fr your chill
drcn. Tho ahose ergans are made In hrsi-class
AZ le and OF Grai-elass material The are OF
solid black walnut. They have two full sets Of
reeds aud seven stops, three Of which run all tho
way through, mailing them equal 10 len-siop or
gans OF other makes. The keys are Of pure ivory.
A guarantees Of dse years go's with each organ.
rcrsons outside Of the city Who aud Il inoonVeneni
90 call al OUT warcrooms, can have circular con-
tanning cuts aud nll desc ripion sent thom on APP
plicaiion. Persons desiring Pianos can obtain them
nom us al prices and on terms equally good as
organs.
u Of tho purchase money on organs and o. on
pianos saved by saying you saw this offer Ia the
isrKnioa JouRsAl,
I'D. III. BALDWIN a. 10,
30 Fourth Avenue,
a''-f LOUISVILLE. NY.
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PHILLIPS Il BRO,

Geaeral agents for Central ny.
Also Agents for Apey d Sons Cast
nd Steel Pio,rs at Wholesale and Retail.
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The Governor of Michigan has ap-
pointed Fernando G. Beaman, Of
Adrian, to succeed old lack in the
United States Senate. A dispatch
says that he is sixty-five years old and
feeble, and was one of the original
founders Of the Republican party,
being delegate to the Jackson Con-
vention when that party was organiz-
ed. He served ten years as a mem
Der Of Congress. and was retired from
that position to the obscurity Of Judge
Of Probate Of Lenawee county, which
Office he now holds. LATER-The
stalwarts kicked so fearfully at the APP
pointment that the Governor had to
get old Beaman to decline. Henry
r. Baldwin was then given the APP
pointment, and he Immediately &c.
cepted it. Baldwin was once Cover
nor Of Michigan, which is the only
Office Of note he ever held. He is
seIf-made man, is President of Ma
tional Bank and has amassed afortune
as boot and shoe dealer. He is
good Republican, but a mild manner
ed man, and the stalwsrts are not vet
pleased.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-11-21

We are secnts ior a. J. frccman 90 sell two iracis
Of Land, situate In Ilncoln 90. one tract Of 80
acres u near Kings Mountain Tunnel the othcr
tract Of 800 acres, q near Halls uap station ihe
lands are heavily iimberci with larry iurcsi trrea-
oak chestnut, poplar Nc, and are spc,ially talua-
bic. ne both tracts are dcnecy covered with .llfe
tiniicf. a.. n a u. W. u0tHEu.
Staniiri. Nov 10. 1870 ml-im
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-11-21

The Arrears Of Pensions Act passed
by Congress seeking popularity with
a certain element has opened up a big
avenue Of fraud. The CD. says that
over 100000 new claims have been
filed, Of which 10000, at least, are
fraudulent. The Commissioner csti-
mates that s4O,OOO,OO0 will scarcely
pay the demands next year.
BY THE time our readers see this
item 100000 bushels Of Pitisburp
coal will have been delivered to tho
large cities along the Ohio River, that
worthless stream having finally de-
cided to take q rise. In Cincinnati
and Louisville, where the price per
bushel has been from 80 to 40 cents,
Il has fallen to 10 cents.
Gov. UNDERwooD's paper,the Bow
ling Green IaieHigmeer, will make its
first appearance tomorrow. Neither
money nor talent has been withheld
from II, and It's advent is anxiously
lootcd f,r
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-11-21

jon BLACKBURN names a new team
for President about once a day. He
Is almost as bad at talking politics as
his brother Luke is at pardoning con-
victs.
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The Louisville papers are very
wisely discussing the importance of ex-
tending the l.. d n. r. r. from Liv-
ingston to Knoxville. There are only
sixty miles, a good deal Of which has
been graded, between the two points,
and it is Louisville's only show to
compete with Cincinnati for the South.
ern trade. 1t will be the most direct
route to the Seaboard, and ought, by
all manner of means, to be built.
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Gross frauds have been discovered
in the returns of Maine, and il is now
probable that II Of the 81 Senators
and So Of the 15l Representatives will
be Democratic. The Republican can.
didate for Governor failed to get a
majority over all opponents. and, ac-
oording 10 the laws Of the State, the
election Of that officer goes to the Leg
stature. Maine under Democratic
rule will be a new thing but stranger
things than that have happened.
We agree with the Frankfort YeO.
man that the feasting Ofand toadying 70
Grant is becoming disgusting. The
millions spent in hOnoring him have
been 80 much wasted. and the thing
ought to stop. Louisville is next in
turn 10 make = fool Of herself.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Oh
LAND & TOWN LOTS
Mckinney Station.

by virtue Of Judgment Of the Lincoln Cirluit
Court, rendered a. H. October Term, 1873, In the
case Of n II. LEES ADMIR-, fiainth, ". r. ".
LEES HRS tiiS., Defendants, ! will, ou
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-11-21

GRANT and his managers are lay
ing a deep scheme for the next Presi'
dency. The move u for him TO ~ to
Cuba to spend the Winter, AFTER a few
more receptions are given him. Next
Spring he will return 10 make a tour
Of the South, where, we learn, nu-
merous Grant booms are already
springing, and, by promise Of stand
ing up for all sections Of the country
and to earnestly endeavor, " elected,
10 bring about a Cancellation between
solid North and solid South, work
upa still greater boom aud insure his
nomination. With a division within
the party in New York and a pros
pect Of bad leadership in the Demo
cratic party, the chances for Grant for
a third term are growing daily
stronger. In an interview she other
day, he spoke as follows to Courier
Journal man: "You may tell the COu.
rier-Journol, and, through Il, the peo-
pie Of the South, that in whatever 20.
sition | may in future be placed, that
while always determined b support
the National Union, | am for those
and only those things which will al.
lay all bitterness of the past-all sec
iional animosities-and those which
viii make us united, great people,
such as we are now really believed to
be by the great Nations Of the Old
World"
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CONDENSED TIME.
LOU|SV|LLE>. SOUTHERN
RAILROADLINE.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

MATS Line Train leaves Lebanon Junction ii.5.
r. A.; strives Nashville 80 l.. NJ Memphis s.ll
A. NJ, Montgomery 20 A. n.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
10 Memphis. Little Rock. Moidle, Montgomery
and New Orleans.
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A BREcKINRIDGE COUNTY girl was
wooed and won by an aristocratic fel.
low, who led her to believe that he in
tended marrying her, but when the
day came and the feast was spread he
sent her a note, saying that he did not
love her and could not make her his
wife. The crowd would have hung
him if they could have found him,
and their action would have been en-
inently proper.
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The Cincinnati Commercials Wash
ington correspondent, who has pecu-
liar nose for figures and statistics, pub
fishes the report of the Comptroller Of
the Currency, showing that the circu-
lating medium has been inflated du-
ring the last sixteen months one hun
dred and seventy millions Of dollars,
Of which one hundred millions are gold
and silver.
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NEw ADvERTIsEMENTS.

A GENTS WANTED for the Best and FASTEST.
n Selling Pictorial Books and Bibles. Prices
reduced &c per cent. NATIONAL PUB co.
tO2 81. Louis Mo.
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ONE great objection to the nomina-
ton of Bayard for the Presidency is
that il would suit the Republicans too
well. They are anxious for Bayard
to run, but the name of Tilden fright
ems them into fits.
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y. Es.
WARREN & SON,
y. d. STORE.
pa5- Are still holding forth at the old
stand, and as usual keep a good sup
ply Of articles in their line.
sD- Remember that we keep every
thing in Staple and Fancy Groceries
Sugars, Coffees, Molasses, Coal Oil,
Tea. Rice, &C.; and in Fancy Groce-
ries. Canned Goods Of every descrip-
ton, Cheese, Crackers, Spices, Sage
Maccaroni, Raisins, Nuts, Candies,
Extracts, &c.
SaTwe laid in just before the late
rise. a good supply Of Coal HOds'
Kitchen Sets, Shovels, longs, and
"sich."
pD-We will aim, at all times. du-
ring the coming Winter, to be able TO
furnish all who may apply with Ba-
con, Lard, Potatoes, Butter. Eggs,
&c. We ask parties having any of
the last-nAmed articles to sell to call
on us before diSpOsing of same else
where; and we will promise to pay
the highest market price therefor in
goods.
Ra5 We also keep a complete stock
Of Glass and Queensware, Lamps,
Chimneys, &c.
Ud-We expect, as soon as the sea
son arrives, to lay in a big stock Of
Candies, Nuts, and other articles suit
able to Christmas trade
Don't forget us when you want
Hardware. Queensware, Glassware,
HOllOwware, Groceries, COnfeetiOner-
les, Notions, Cigars, robaeoos, Shot,
Powder, Caps, Wads, &c,
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-r-,rs CURED PROMPTLY AND PER
L. MANENTLY. | send bottle Of nv
lN celebrated remedy with a valuable
~ treatise on this disease, free 10 all suf-
ferers no send their Post Once and Express ad-
dress DIR. II. q. ROOT,
f02-3m No. iS3 Pearl street, New York.
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IT is more than we have the heart
to ask, but we really wish we could
receive the Coyington Commonwealth,
daily. II is bright paper, independ-
ent to the backbone, and one which
we always peruse with pleasure.
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The New York San says that Bay
ard is highly respectable man, of ex-
eellent intentions and moderate capac.
lily. But he is not, in any proper
sense, a statesman, and he has never
originated, or even proposed, any
measure of public importance during
his whole career in the Senate.
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QUICKEST, CHEAPEST AND REST
Route to an points In Missouri. Esnsas. Ililnoi.
Indiana, lows, Nebraska, Colorado. Arkansas.
Only one change 20 Chicago, So louis and Fast
For Information about Tickets % the south, Kan
sas Colorado, and Emigfant Riies 90 flaridl, Ar
kansas, Texas, Nc., addrrss &. T.. ATMokE.
GcuL Pas. and Ticket Agf..
OF =. J. ANTnoNY, Agent, louisville Nv.
Sisufoui, ky.
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MISCELLANEOUS
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EMIGRANTs, TAKE NOTICE
This route IL over
200 Miles Shortest TO Texas.

Time much quicker ana Mates loacr than hy suy
other nouie. ID Is also tho
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-10
The Country for Noah.

But tell you, good Harkcyc, this i
the country for floods. We can beat
them in Iowa on tornadoes, but II YOU
want TO get up aflood you want 10 come
on here and organize your troops. When
they get up big tlood here il draws
big houses every time. The doors
aren't open ten minutes before the
house Is crowded and there il a Jam for
the standing room. Il seems To me that
west a Rome, this morning, the train
ran ten miles through perfect waste
OF waters, farms and fences submerged
every little creek spreading ont wider
than the Mississippi; dampness and
desolation in every direction as far as
the eye could reach. | used to think
our own little IIaw keye Creek could get
up 2 flood that could compete for the
blue ribbon. Alas it, education lacks
the New York finish. II il had been
here last night and wanted 10 take part
IA the grand aquarium spectacular en-
tertainment the management would
have made supe Of Ii and detailed IL
70 20 on and till some littte'back yard
drain tile and 20 sputtering obscurely
and harmlessly down some lonely alley,
while the stars ran away with thirty or |
forty miles Of railroad track and spread
themselves out all over the country as
though America had general rneumat-
SIN and they were universal aqueous
)lasters. -Bnrdcnc