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, 1879-02-19

THE BEETHOVEN SOCIETY CON-
CERT.
The Beethoven Society gave Its second con.
ccrt of tic scasou Inst evening at Mccormick
1lall to large audience, and produced for the
second time Mnx Druch's F" ysaeus," the
first performance having bech given last June.
Strong md characteristic rs the work Is, 1t is
nevertheless nionotunouB from It's long drn,nat-
fc dcclamattons, ind would bear cutting, In
fact, a iudlcious e1c!ston would make Il more
acceptable A,nt save tho listener who Ia cot,-
scicnt!ous enough to sit It out much fattguc.
II 1t could 10 reduced to an hour uul l,a1f IN
performance Instead oi Two hours md half,
It would 10 bcttor for tho work,
tic singers, and tic licarers, Tile
chorus did its work very well, though
tint was always too forclbe, tic orchestra SEEM
luz to my no nottce either to tho composers or
thu conduclor's directions as tn power. The
singers however, kept themselves In good ahapo
until the very close. and gaye tic tlnal large an
The solos, in tho matn, wcso very crcltably
given. Mrs. johnson, who has been too lont.
nbscnt from our coilccrt-siaEe. surprised oven
IS a very excellent md faithful <>1s singer rsr
work In her : delivery Of tho long
.lsl1 trying mourning rcetintlvo md the I've
priucipal arias, which nre all the moro cxnctng
becausc they aro so long dsawu out Sir. Worret-
ruth n,ade Ills tlcbut on this OCCASION In thu part
Of MfHtseus. Cunning 10 us with good reputa-
t!on. especially as song singer, Wc aro charlta-
blu enough to attribute lila partia Burccss to q
recont severe Illness und to 0 present cold
which seems to have vrilet hla voice. llls
pllsaslng WIS excellent, uNd his style ia largo
md impressive. but BIZ was frequently out of
tune, sometimes bally SO, and more than ONO
lI8 voice WIS inadequate. We hope, when
he Is In better form, to tinvo an opportunity
Of hearing him ugan, nl,1 In Inc Of music bcL-
ter suited to him than that OF ule "Odyssey.n
The other solo paris arc small, but they were
well takont with the exception OF those assigned
to Mr. kosa, whose voice Ia tuu dIanlat md tune-
less to hayc anything but an unpleasant effect.
narIs ~ for nross N wa ani nvc " u " ' Mes
1loync, whose singing Of tho role of I'aiias
Athena was characterized by cxccllcnt tastc md
sery 70 o se:oty
All.l To itB conductor.
, 1879-02-19

FOllT WAYNE.
Special Dispdtch to The Tribune.
FonT WAYNE, Ind, Feb. 18.-1n tho case Of
William Crancc, charged With the 1nurdcr Of
Jonaii Corsan, the Jury rotlrcd at 8 o'clock this
evening, ubl Is still out.
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DEATHS.

TEvia-At Galveston, Texas, on he 9th.
Maj. Robert NJ. Tevi-, former distinguish
ed citizen Of Madison courty, died Of par.
alysis, aged 80 years.
YouSe.-The Owingsyille Ouaooi re-
cords the death Of Mrs Elizabeth Young,
wife Of Col. Thomas J. Young, on the lat
inst, aged SO years Deceased was the
grandmother Of Mr.. T.. 7. Young, the hus-
band Of one of the twin daughters Of Capt.
=. J. White.
HIoGrSs--At o'clock on the evening
Of the lith, Miss Maggie A.. youngest
daughter Of William and Elizabeth Zig
gins, babe farewell TO the trials and allie
tons Of earth, and her happy spirit was
taken to that realm where her lovely Chris.
tian life had made Il 30 e. to enter. For
more than two years the fatal disease had
struggled with he. former strong constitu-
ton, taking the bloom from her cheeks
aud the brightness from her eyes, aud al
though rcked with pain and conscious day
by day that her young life was to be cut
of while yet in lis bad, she murmured not,
but with faith Fixed on dear Redeemer
she was able TO say, Lord, not NY will
but Thine be done" And when at last the
summons came, she received il in the same
trusting spirit and calling her father,
mother, sister, brother and the friends the
had loved 80 much in life, to her bedside,
babe them an afiectionate farewell, and ex-
horted them 10 meet her where there are
mo more sorrows and no more partingz.n
She gave minute directions about her iu-
neral and burial, requested that Rev.
X. II. Caldwell should conduct the services
at Walnut Flat Church, and preach from
the text, "Lst not your hear, be troubled;
ye believe in God, believe also in me, /" and
that the hymn, II would not live Away"
be sung during the services. Then begging
her weeping friends to dry their tears, she
asked to have her position changed, which |
was done, and with the words, This world
il feeting," on her lips, her sweet spirit
took it, flight. Thus died Maggie Higgins,
a fayorite with all who knew her, the idol
Of doting parents and Of fond brothers and |
sister; and may her bright Christian exam
pie and triumphant death cause them to
strive more and more that their end may
he like hers, A long PROCESSION OF sorrow
ing friends followed the body to Buffalo |
Cemetery, and there was hidden from their
sight all that was mortal Of loving daugh-
Ter. sister and friend.
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RELIGIOUS.

A two weeks revival at the Christian
Church, Paris, closed last Sunday night,
with IA additions.
Rev. George o. Barnes closed his meet
ing at Nashville, with 800 confessions, and
Is now preaching at Ripley, Tenn.
Elder A. p. Terrell, Of Lexington, will
preach at Rush Branch tomorrow (Satur-
day night, Sunday at II O'Clock, and Sun
day night.
Assisted by Rev. q. II. Rout. a dislin-
guizhed preacher from Versailles, Rev. ].
l.. Barnes will commence protracled
meeting at the Presbyterian Church next
Monday night.
We are indebted TO Mr.. w. G.. Milton,
Engineer, for these items; Livingston
Presbyterian Church held its first ami
yersary April eth. 20, Bro. b. y. Van
Huys, officiating. Church arll A. NJ, din
ner at noon. Attendance about l5O...."
sambrook Lodge, No, l,6OS, |. o. Gs T.,
was instituted April 18th, 1879, at Liv-
ingston, NY, with SO charter members.
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Cnrw Jackaons icst swst navs tobacco
TAKr your Prescription. to McRoberis
q Stacy.
CioAHs at ~ cents per box At McRobcri.
n stage
FrI stock of Fishing Tackleat McRob-
cus a Starg's.
Ili.Ns. n. snANKs have received y
splendid lot Of Clothing and Hats.
PHYSICIANS prescriptions accurately
compounded At Chenault a Penny's.
McRonrnrs q srAoa have the latest
styles Of Wall Paper, and very cheap.
Wait. Psrfa, Kal-aaine afd ready
mixed Paints NJ McRobcrls a siarg's
LAnor stock II Molding- and Picture
Frames NJ Bottom Prices NJ Chcnault &
rcnny'a
AITNuoS, FsHfRnrS. \ foil stock
Of Rccls, Poles, Lines. Hooks, sc, AT Che.
nault a pennys.
FRrsH BFrr, pork and sausage, will be
found % all times NJ A. J. Harris, Che
naults old stand
All our Accounts and Note. will be-
warranted on N not settled Immediately.
Anderson y McRoleris.
WELLS PERSIAN PERFUME "HAcKNr-
TACK" T. rich and fragrant Try Il. Sold by
Chcnanlt a Penny, stanford.
MIXED PAfSrs of all colors in any
quantity; quaiitY and durability guaran-
teed for sale by McRoberts a Stage.
Buy your garden seed from Chenault a
Penny. All kinds, Landreth'r, Briggs n
Bros and ferry's. Fresh and genuine.
A. this D. the season for painting yonr
houses, you can find a complete stock Of
Lead, Oils and culors az Chcnauli n Pen
N.Y..
J. n. as. n. SHANxs are just receiving
and opening a lot Of Ladies and Chill.
dreu's Shoes, made By the Leigler Bros Of
Philadelphia. Best goods made.
HAvr you Dy-pep.ia, are you Constipa-
ted, have YOU a yellow skin, Los 81 Ap- /
petite, Head Ache, " - don't fail 10 |
use SnuoHs SYSTEM NfrALfzER II /
4 guaranteed 90 relieve you, and will You /
continue 20 suffer when you can be cured |
on such terms a. these. Price 10 cts. and 1
70 cts. Sold by Chenault a Penny, Stan .
ford
YOU Mrsr CUEE THAT CoU0H. with |
shiloh's Consumption Cure You can cure .
yourself II has established the fact that .
Consumption can be- cured, while Tor
Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, /
Asthma, and all diseases of THREAT and .
Lungs, Il l. absolutely without an equal. |
Two doses will relieve your child Of Group, /
il = pleasant TO take and perfectly harm.
less 10 the Youngest child. and no mother
can alori b. BE- without u. You can usc
two thirls Of a bottle and II what We say
j. not true We will reiund the price paid.
Price 10 cts 80 cts. and 81 per bottle. nj
your Lung. arc sore or chest or back lame
Use Shiloh's Porous Plaster Sold by
Chcnauli a Penny, stamford.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
EnOIeDan's HHI.


PREAcHING Rev. VIM. Linney will
preach at Brighi's School House next sun
day at II o'clock.
WILL RE-BULp.-We are informed that
Mr.. Gabe Gaines will commence 10 rebuild
his house in q short time.
ALI or THE Els RAISED lr.-Eyery-
body that could raise half dollar at this
place went to see the Behemoth on Tues
day.
BEAUTIFYING.--Mr. Sam Engleman is
improving his house by erecting a nice
porch in front, which will add much to it,
appearance.
PERsoNAL.-Misses Annie Roberts and
Ettie Love, two little beauties Of the sunny
South and pupils Of Stanford Female Col
lege, spent a few days with Mrs. Robt Rice
this week. Mrs. J. IL. Engleman and
daughter, Matte, are both down with chills
and fever. Mr.. Andy Spoonamore, Of Stan
ford, has become tired Of city life and nov
ed to the country to breathe fresh air once
more.
A TRADER -Uncle Billy, the prince
Of traders, gave somebody lesson In
Latin a lew days ago. lie traded an
old secondhand wagon for a good iron
axle wagon, load Of hay, a pistol and a
mule that served in the late war. The
mule was s years old at the beginning Of
the war; you can Judge for yourselves how
old he is nov. lie then traded the mule
for Eve thousand feet Of choice yellow pop
lar lumber, but he still has the pistol on
hand
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GARRARD COUNTY.
Lancaster


Isaac WALToNs.- This 6ne weather brings
out in full force the Knights Of the Seine.
MusIc.-The Lancaster Cornet Band Is
doing a grand work in the glorious realm
Of harmony.
MooNsHISERs.-In the abaence Of Lu-
mare gentle radiance, the government off,
GERS are out on the search after 'moonshi-
ners'
CAST WAIT AN HOUR.-It would be
just as agreeable to us, and far more bush
ness.like, II the Cincinnati Southern would
let US have our Coursr-,Journ0ls.
W. NJ. Bo0LE-our present telegraph
agent, ia a most worthy son Of a worthy
father His attention to business ia ma
king for him a name among our people.
PREsBYTERY. - On Thursday evening,
at the Town Hall, TransylvAnia Presby-
terry convened, with the>usual address from
the pulpit. Many distinguished ministers
were present
THEY WAVED THE BLOODY SHIRT Co.'S
sIDERABLY.-LAncaster, first in war.frst In
peace and first in oratory, was we'll repre-
sented at the late Republican Convention
in Louisville.
THE Very BEsr.-On Tuesday the Lam
caster Bar aud the Lancaster bars were
represented at the Circus in Stanford. Al
night the depopulation Of our city was still
greater. All reported that the half had
not been told them
DEATHs.-Died, on Saturday last, near
this place, Miss Catherine Hardin. On
Thursday, 10th, in the Sugar Greek dis
trict, George A. Brown, aged 20 yeas. lie
was useful and highly respected CITIZEN
was good surveyor, and for many years a
school teacher
FoR SALE AT THIS OFIcE.-l hope soon
to make the acquaintance Of -Granny
Short" and theIeupon introduce her 10
some who might fail otherwise to learn
how rich Is our county in authors and
great men. The Hon. X. NJ. Bradley has,
Il is said, produced mos. readable book
in this volume.
DIsAPPoNTxD.- Many Of our townspco.
pie went TO the railroad station last sun
day afternoon 10 see the big elephaais and
the behemoth pass BY. The whistle Of the
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TanHef Ctr.

wAGoS AND PLow FAcroRY.-Mr. Jno.
Taylor, from near Covington, will start a
wagon and pillow factory here, in few
DAYS, provided he can make the necessary
arrangements.
SECOND lNsTALMEST.--As evidence OF
the popularity Of the firm Of p. Barry.
they are receiving this week their second
large lot Of new goods, to which they res
Pectfully invite attention.
PH0TooRArHs--Mr. William Hughes,
the young and popular artist, recently from
Preachersville, has pitched his tent in our
town, and Is now ready to take pictures for
all who may apply, at prices to suit the
times.
CoorERING EsTABLIsHMESr.-M Geo.
W. Elliott, Of Morning View, Kenton coun-
ty, Ky, has rented Of James Moore, the
coopering establishment here. and. IN con-
nection with his father, will start anew
that enterprise Immediately.
On MY.--A number Of our prominent
citizens chartered a special conveyance to
Stanford, last Tuesday, but don't insinuate
that they went to see the "big show" oh,
mol No doubt they regretted that their
business was 80 urgent as not to admit of
postponement to any other day.
PEnsoSAL.-w. II. Miller, County At
torney, was in our town last Saturday, on
professional business. ..... Maj. Tebbits, Of
Harrodsburg, was here, and bought of
Williams a Bell, one car load Of laths......
James Nixon, Contractor for building all
the depots, sc, for fifty miles below SOM
erset, ia here negotiating for lumber......
Mr.. John Melvin spent couple Of days
with us...... Willie Melvin, who has been
attending school here the past winter, re-
turned home last Monday, much TO the re-
greet Of his teacher and many friends.
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ALI HArL-The old alutation. IAN
hail thou gentle SPRING" il more appro-
pirate than IL originator Intended.
DOLLAR SEvESry.FIvE.-w What l. Steve
Meyers paying for able-bodied, lazy mig.
gers now ? We know Of lot which may
be had cheap and without reservation. nm.
Ill election day.
THE ON SrASB.-Conway a Cook hav.
ing rcmodellei and improved the store
housc recently occupied by Cozatt, Rose a
Co., have removed to that popular locs-
ton, and are now prepared TO welcome
their friends and sell them goods In all
varieties, cheap.
TnE ACME OF DELIoHr.-The weather
this week has been decidedly pluvious, with
with variations Of hail, and symptoms Of
snow. Circus day was an eKception-hsv-
ing been bright and pleasant. The say
ings of the Clown repeated In every varie-
~ Of form arr IN order nov. Tall not Of
ocean voyages, or Italian skies, or Alpine
scenery. Intense and satisfying enjoyment
Is no where 10 fully realized as in a c1un-
try village, when brought into contact with
Circus.
A SHOW WORTH SEEISo. We missed
the show at Stanford; but stepping into
w. II. Smith a Co.'S on Tuesday evening,
received free ticket to the most magnif-
cent show Of goods We have ever seen ex-
hibited outside the cities. Mr. Logan, the
purchasing member Of the firm, has sur
passed his former triumphs in bis selections;
while his own faultless taste-the matured
judgment Of Green, and the artistic genius
Of Williams, have combined to produce a
display Of dazzling brilliancy--grand In
conception-novel in design-and chaste
in every detail. BY all means. 20 md
see.
DEsEETED.-Our town Is deserted to-day
Wednesday. Our Doctors are all away
to Lancaster; our loafers are trying 10 get
rid Of the headaches engendered Tuesday;
our fathers are at home lecturing on the
folly of Gisappation and citing their own
experience In proof. The pious are housed
studying that most spiritual prayer which
Is reported as having been delivered 70 ne
audience at the late Republican Convention;
while the more worldly are studying Will
Bradley's outburst Of ad copiondpa elo-
quenoe. Aud finally Miss Bette Logan |
has gone to Cincinnati; and the ladies are
Of their daily visit to her en-
chanting rooms until her return.
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TINS CHnrsrrAS AID soorrry.-Is 40 nm.
firing in it, efforts for the good Of the
church that their ,cal IA. becn infused in.
10 sounc Of the uttle children. Thea inv
workers IN the VINEYARD have made c,rp.,
balls Of rar.. and have been eficien, In az.
posing Of garments ON market,
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hFLIoious.-Dr. j. l'apsley Mckee ON
ciated on sunday at the Presbyterian
church. His presence alone was the signal
for the gathering In Of all who are spell
bound by the magnetism Of pulpit elo-
quence. His theme was the Resurrection
glorious Easter morning tidings OF risen
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,ow.,.,. ,L.i, ohn,oh hniId;n.
MEDICAL ASsocIArIoS.-on wednesday
OF this week the Central Kentucky Medi-
cal Association assembled at the Odd Eel
lows Hall in this place, and was well at
Tended, although the day was one Of ApfiPs
most uncanny offerings. The meeting was
called to order by Dr. Mckee, President
Tor the ensuing year. DIR. MoMurtry, the
retiring Chairman, gave the record OF The
Association for the past year in brief YER
bal valedictory address. The paper for the
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HOME AFFaIRs,
BY
Severance a Dudderar.

We were 30 busy opening and arranging
our new stock that we did not have time to
write any thing for this column last week,
but propose now, to enlighten you some
what In regard to the new things we have
in dress goods, such as black cashmeres.
Summer silks, lace buntings, Poplins, fig
ured lawns. wash poplins, Sc, &c. We
are better able than ever before, to suit the
taste Of ALL An all wool black cashmere,
for so cents; white piques, figured and
corded; plain nansooks; checked nansooks;
striped nansooks; plain jaconets; checked
and striped jaconets; Victoria lawns; Paris
muslin; null muslin; bishop lawn; white
organize, men lawn; linen cambria, in
fact, every thing in the white goods line.
White honey-comb, CROCHET, and Mar
settles quilts; red table linen, handsome
and new patterns; damask table lineni tow
els, crashes, napkins, doylies, SC, &c. We
have added to our stock, line Of all wool
carpets, strs~ mating and floor oil cloths,
and propose to duplicate city prices; cot
tonades, eheyiot shifting, cotton plaids,
and ginghams. In all goods and prices, we
still keep the lead in boots and shoes, for
men, women and children. Mems fine
calf boots ami shoes, q speciality. The
finest and cheapest lot Of clothing We have
ever had, especially in boys and childrens
suits. Don't fail To see ours when looking
for suit for the boy. Something new in
the zephyr line. A full line of zephyr
talmas, very pretty and latest style. Still
have full line Of zephyr, cashmere, Ber-
lin and black cashmere shawls. In no.
tons, we have every thing in hosiery,
gloves, silk mits, embroidered gloves, silk
handkerchief, linen, do, cotton edgings,
val edgings, hamburg edgings, torchon
laees, breton lace, star braid, ieatheredge
braid, silk buttons, gum buttons, Vegetable
ivory buttons, pearl buttons, corsets, in all
the leading styles; silk and lace ties, silk
bows, new chenille yeilings in berege It's
sue, brussels net, dotted net. &c. Hair
brushes, tooth brushes, combs-dreasing,
fine, round and tuck; looking glasses that
make every one look we'll; some large ones
With nice frames. We traded the other
day for 1926 yards homemade fax linen, the
best thing for towels that can be had. Oil
blinds in plain and banded and Holland,
In all colors; lace curtains, new stock,
from Is cents per yard, up. Don't fail TO
see them. Mosquito bars, in white and
pink; trimming silks in all oolors; ribbons,
new shades; gentlemen's suspenders, half
hose, collars, cuffs, neoktiea, Hundred and
unlaundred shirts, gAuze shirts drawers,
&c. The new thing for dreaaes--madras
ginghAms. some very nice styles; umbrel-
Las, parasols and fans. Beautiful ID what
they Wy about those new zephyr talmas,
silk embroidered flannel for shirts.
Why will you have your wife weary ing
herself over making . shirt for you, and
then you complain abolt Il not fitting,
when you can buy them Tor about what
the goods will cost Why do you expect
your wife to mend your old ones and fur
nish you 49,. a presentable shir. when yeu
bavnt got but two old ones. Come aud
get some new ones.
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MASHED HIS SKuLL.-A negro. Dallas
Thurmond, by name, who has the reputa-
ton Of being one OF the worst in the ooun-
try, came to town on show day, and after
drinking pretty freely, proceeded to rais-
ing rows generally. Finally be got into
difficulty with the Ticket seller, who
promptly slapped him in the mouth, and
when the special police attempted to arrest
him for disorderly conduct, he dealt them
stunning blows in the face, and swore he
would Kill the first man that touched him.
Afier long tussle, John Terrell and
colored policeman, Alex. Montgomery,
succeeded in getting him down, and were
dragging him toward the Jail, when Smith
Mershon, the Marshal, came TO the scene,
and putting his grab on his arm, allow
ed him to get mp and started down street
with him. lie begged Mr.. Mershon TO
take the grab on, saying that he would
60, but Immediately he was released, he
made at hira with his dst, which Mefshon
lodged Then he reached for a rock, and
as he did So, the Marshal dealt him blow
on the head with bis cane, that crushed In
the seamps skull, and he cell apparently
as dead a. a beef Mr.. NJ. realizing the
situation, called Dn Bronaugh, Peyton
and McRoberts, who succeeded in raising
the skull-bone from the brain, aud nolwith-
standing the severity Of the wound, the
negro is al present in fair way To recov-
er. Mr. Mershon gave himself up and
was put under guard. lie was tried ON
Wednesday, before 'Squires Carson and
Poriman, and acquitted, ON the double
ground of acting in the discharge of his
duty aud in bis necessary self-defense.
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CHEAPER THAN LrviNo At IioNE. r. You
can get a meal al Busby's Tor Is cents and
upwards. HE we'll cooked oysters and
nice fresh hsh, are highly praised by all
he customer. Call on him, next door 10
Wcaren q Evans.
Oun advertising columns are blooming
Read them and don't fail to call on the
liberal advertiser. You will always end
him the best and cheapest man to deal
with, and better supplied with goods than
his more close listed ncighbor.
THE FASHIONS CHANoE-rhis IL true
% every thing we use, and in nothing more
20 than in Furniture. We had occasion to
examine some the other day, aud found At
Hayden Brothers, = nice assortment in the
upper story, aud all of Il T. new aud sty-
ish, and they assured us they would aell
any thing in that line AT Wholesale prices.
Be,lsteods, mattresses, chairs, bureaus, etc,
etc. all Al figures that will tempt you to
make purchase. Their carpets are love.
", also, and cheaper than we ever knew
them 81 he anywhere.
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BETTER Lar ur.--Arch Allen, slave
to the demon drink, dropped apparently
dead, on the Carpenter House bar-room
door Tuc,day night, and laid in a critical
condition for a hours but is better nov.
{. S. X. R-rhe Cincinnati Southern II.
X. will run Special Accommodation Train
nom Somerset to Louisville, via Lexing-
ton, ior the benefit Of the Democracy, on
May lot. Leave Somerset al $50 A. NJ
Danyille at $40, Lexington at 700, and
arrive at Louisville at 1000 A. N. Tick.
cts Tor the round irip, from Danyille, good
tll May 3rd, Sl.G5. Many OF our people
will no doubt take advantage Of the lib
eral offer and patonize this splendid road
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-04-18

:. G. WILLIAMS g. back again better
prepared than ever To- make a irsi.clau
picture