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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-08-28
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take the Offices of Treasurer and Commits
sioner Sd district, and give the Green.
backers the Offices Of County Superin-
tendent and Commissioner "a district.
One Hotchkiss, who, up to this time,
had kept so quiet, says, with emphasis:
Il move to reject this proposition. The
Treasury is worth all of the other Offices.
Unless We have Z fair deal. propose We
have NO union. / am willing to take the
Treasurer and give the Democrats the
three other Offices, or We will take the
three and give the Democrats the Treas.
urer."
After . great deal Of talk by different
delegates and stroking down Of the
ruffled feathers of this reform cock of the
walk by John P. and other reiormers, the
motion was withdrawn.
After a good deal Of random talking, q
motion made by John E. Robinson
the Lansing reformer, that the division
offered by the Democrats be rejected, was
carried.
Old Hotch then moved that I'VE take
the Superintendent and two Commission
ers, and the Democratic the Treasurer
Lost
Without coming 10 any decision on th'
division Of Offices, Greenback refoEmel
from Window, Edwin French by name
made motion that Prof. Edward Bfge
low, Of Austin, be the nominee Of tht
convention for County Superintendent.
| Mr.. FELTON,, OF Grand Meadow, an'
others, protested against making an,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-08-28
EVE STILL LIVE
GOODS

just from Market, bought at lowest Cash
Prices, which we will sell cheap for CASH.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-20
100000 Cigars.

Consisting Of the following we'll known
brands:.
GENUINE IMPORTED CUBA MANUFACTURE.
tfCoronis 100; Preferencia 80 10 box.
,sRIDENBERe's KEY WEST.
solllaires. Lorndres. Rosa Conchas, Ele.
eantaS,i Ferlinas and Meredian. 60 I :
:ns f.ti KELLEY's KEY wEsr.
Londrc Chico, Conchas. ri Rey del
Munde.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE.
East Iudia, Sweet Mash, Golden Spike.
Universits. Delumo. Marble Heads and
60:other brands. All. 81. which We ofer TO
the trlde and Consumers fol Less money
Than they can purchase through agents
from Chicago and other cities. We have
these goods manufactured at the leading
cigar factories IL New York, Dc low % any
Chicago Jobberstia and save the expenses pE
travelling agents We carry q large stodk
ofLorrillsrd's, Durham. Seal OF North Caro-
lima, and other leading tobaccos, which ve
Offer t d icatss1deea fssliht added
+ ~ '~' NSee HDkfR& 3 GILMAN,
Wholesale Cigar and Tobacco merchants,
Broadway, Yankton. dr. \
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-20
e FISwaY 1nnYoy

ALLOW aebh to advance %Iinsyour yy.tem'
and thus encourage more serious mafadies,
such IS Pneumonia, Hemorrhages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be
resdily attaiIeda 90 oichsSs sjGei~an Syrup
has gained the largest sale in the world kr
the cure of Coughs, Colds and the s~everest
Lung Diseases. : It j. Dr.. Beschee's famous
German prescription, and is prepared with
the greatest care, and no fear need be enter
tanned in administering it to the youngest
child, as per directions. The sale Of this
medicine is unprecedented. Since first in.
trodaced thsrd hSbseu q constant increas.
ing demand, and xithout = single report o.
3 failure 70 do it's work in any case. Ash
your Druggist as"te' the truth Of these Re.
mark; y ,larse'.i ss',75 cents: aTr,y 4 an. NJ b
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-20
:, HACKER n eREBE.

- +#EsE BJS2 rtAaIt-V-g - tsN.|x F.srt.N II
Our ,favorite merchant tailors. lead al
competition 10 artistic and foe work. No
other house In tho city has 70 varied . line
Of ane imported suitings, costinRs, and aty.
tNsh. desirable goods generally for gentle.
,~sas ssaz. -Leaye your order with Hack.
+sr s. ,GEebe and get garments that will be
oruaHsatal In the nicely Of theit6t. q we'll
% durability. Give them . call; they will
b. pleased 70 make your acquaintance.
Tie prize reading on Saturday evening i,
to Be q, the Methodist church. Tickets'fo,
oix Hthe NeAGes bsoks.ers. a.
~, fnol
Auh& Pssdy have in saock . new lot o
Oil curtinA hfinss and ta~els 10 match.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-10
SILVER ANNIVERSARY.
Of the Mason & 1Inmlin Organ
l'a1nnnng.

These well-known manufacturers Of
Cabinet and Parlor Organs celebrated
their silver anniversary on the 10Th uli.,
when they completed the twenty-ffth
year since the establishment Of their
business. In bis remarks after dinner,
the President OF the company stated the
interesting facts that at first the capaci-
ty Of their factory was only two or three
melodeons per week, worth less than
one hundred dollars each; now i;ismoro
than two hundred cabinet organs Per
week, the best of which sell for five
hundred to one thousand dollars each,
though the great majority are one hun
dred aud twenty five TO one hundred and
fifty dollars each. lie attributed their
success to the fact that they had always
made the very best organs and only the
best, which had enabled them 10 take
highest honors at every worlds exhibi-
tion for many years, and command
market for their organs all over the
world. London alone has taken one
thousand Of them 10 single year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-10

SMALL FARns IS TExAs-Sevcral
years ago two brothers by the name Of
Carruth, of Tennessee, purchased 1000
acres OF land near Dallas, Texas, and d.
yided it up into tracts Of forty and six
ty acres. On each tract there was
built very neat cottage and all the
necessary outbuildings. These farms
were then supplied with stock, farming
implements and seed, and rented out 10
good tenants. In the selection Of ten
ants great care was exercised, since
only those were wanted who were thrift
ty and industrious. The leases s,ipula-
ted that the rent should be paid 10 cot
ton, corn, or whatever was raised. Pro
vision was also made for failure in the
crops and other contingencies. Ia e,-
erythiDg a strict regard was paid to JUS
tice and fair dealing. The result Of
the plan is tha: to-day the Carruths are
very wealthy men. Their tenants are
prosperous and happy, and comfortably
well of In this worlds goods. On the
estate there is fine sehoolbouse aud a
church, store and blacksmith shop.
In fact, it is doubtful If there is any
thing wanting to make X frtclass
village.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-10

REDUCTION IN CANAL FRElGHTs.-
Ever since the commencement Of the
present boating season there has been
an uncertainty and dispute among the
different coal companies concerning
freights paid to boatmen, some claim
iEg that others were cutting. Monday
the Consolidation and New Central
Companies, who have been paying IS
cents, notified their boatmen that here
after the prevailing rate would lie 20
cents. The American Company is still
paying 80 cents, and the Maryland rs.
The prevailing rate paid by the Hamp-
shire and Borden is said TO be 70 cents.
II is not known whether any further re-
ductioDs viii be made. The prospect
is certainly very discouraging one to
the boatmen, who, it is said, are barely
able to support themselves on the low
rates, and many of them are idle. The
companies who reduced the rate say
they were compelled to do so by the
cutting of other companies.-Cumbsr-
land (Hd. Ntrs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-10

Headache, whether arising from 1ndi-
gestion, or Nervousness, thoroughly uc-
fits any one for attention TO business or
any other active effort DR.. Bulls Bal
timore Pills always cure this distressing
disorder, giving prompt relief after the
first dose.
The jewelry of Madame Bonaparte
has been appraised at the request OF the
Orphans Court Of Baltimore. Their
present intrinsic value is about s20, 900,
but their associations would probably
give them much higher valuation in
the eyes of connoisseurs. Some of them
are very antique, among the pieces be-
ing a gold watch given TO Madame
Bonaparte by her grandfather.
Nj. Thomas Castlemau, former res
ident OF Clarke county, Va, has been
elected city treasurer OF Danville, III.
Edward O'Meagher Condor, the lber.
ated Fenian, has been appointed clerk
in the Treasury Department at Washing
ton.
A. II. Grimke, o well-known colored
lawyer, OF Boston, was married in that
city last week to Miss Stanley, daughter
of an Episcopal clergyman of Wiscon-
sin, and a lady of Caucasian blood.
The groom was born slave in South
Carolina.
Texas journals are making earnest ap-
peal for farm hands. The crops prom
ise abundantly, but in some sections the
apprehension is that there will not be
hands enough to gather them. Cass
county alone promises work for 1000
farm laborers; with plenty Of hog aud
hominy to feed them"
Col. Mosby is accused by . lady, who
writes from Hong Kong to friend in
Norristown, Pa, Of sitting with bis feet
on the table when American gentlemen
call to pay their respects "At the ta-
ble," ''he does the most dreadful things,
among the rest uses his napkin instead
of pocket handkerchief
Everything conductive to the better
condition Of the baby is sure to attract
attention; and hence it is that DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup is becoming more and more
appreciated, as its wonderful influence in
subduing the diseases of babyhood be-
comes recognized. Price 25 cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-10
UNDERTAKES
NOTICE.

THE undersigned informs the public
i that r. S. NJ. Hoffman is no long.r his
agent in the above business. l will con-
tinue the business, keeping OH hand \
full assortment of CASkETS and COZ
FINS, ready for use, upon reasonable
terms. Thankful for the patronage Of
the past, respectfully ask a continuance
Of the same. Mr.. Jacob Ferrell is my au
thorized Agent, and will attend to the
business during my absence.
METALLIC CASkETS furnished.
III. f. CAMERON.
January 18th, 1877. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-10

DR.. e. II. Gold,
RESIDENT DENTIST,

S6EIhEhDS
WILL visit Duffields the first Monday,
w Scrabble the first Tuesday, and Ker-
neysville the first Wednesday Of each
month, and spend one day. lie will also
visit private houses'if desired. Parties
in the country can let me know by postal
card. Prices moderate and satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
Office three doors East of Wise's Cor
ner, Main Street, Shepherdstown.
April 3, 1879. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-10

A northern minister was introduced
to q colored minister, and inquired after
his work. Il preach sab, on Col Cor
don's plantation. "How many colored
people have you thersi' "Well sab,
bout hsndred and seventy y-fve." And
how many have you in the cburcbi'
''Dat' 'pends, sab, altogether On de time
oh dc year. In de- 'vival times deys all
members. In de bsckslidin' times ders
nobody members but Uncle Billy aud
old Aunt Katy"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-10
IBRESS GOODS.


TIT, department maintains Its supremacy and Shows
rsc bsst nrod duclions from The European centres
Our Cloak, and SacQues are cut and made ~ msn
tSlIors therefore style and a. are cnarautssd
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-10
New Store!
Paper Mill is in full blast,
Prosperity has dawaed at last.

That is to say, if you want good GOODS
brand new-and plenty Of them for a
small amount of money, call at the NEW
STORE, west of Entlcr's Hotel. Moneys
worth guaranteed. A full assortment Of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS AND
SHOES. GROCERIES, QUEENSwARE,
&C., &C., &c. 1t is pleasure to show
goods-call and see them before going
elsewhere. / am grateful for past fayors,
and trust, by square and polite dealing, to
earn a continuance OF the same kindness
in time to come. TERMS CASH. Pro-
duce taken in exchange for goods.
W. 7. LEMEN.
shepherdstown, March 20, 1879. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-10
New Go o asss
CALL HERE FOR BARGAINS!

fs,Hg undersigned having purchased OF
VT. Lcmer his stock of Goods, at i
Great EeaGcuou. viii Offer at the O!a
S-a,u, 10 the trade, tie same SdvantaSeS
- low prIc.s. -'cr,9ns will dnd 1t 10
fA-ir aG,sr:re. % lock through their
sru,c. .s GiaDy GOODS will DC sold Below
their present cost.
Th+v aranow .ccciying full and corr
nice sleek o. DRY GOODS, NOtlONS.
tARI..pS. on CLOTHS, QUEENs-
iyAEE. HARD ."AKE, HATS, CAPS,
SHOES. &C., az OF which VIII be sc.d
TIER line Q. Cloths aud Csssimercs is
larA Tie s.ges, IN town, from low prl-
ccd Twe.I -othe hn"s, Worsted.
II. GROCERY department. Will re-
ra\c cial s5irn,iou, ana viii always
n4 sup...c1 VIII. the Dcsr the market AZ
.p;,,. =, ...c io.,y-t rates.
Pay.:g ir-s started in business, we
You'd ~, sa,:, yi the public patron,
...-.. ana lo2r, wish ebeaP goods and
~, attention 10 business, to retain the
s.s ID .he 1.& hcuss has heretofore enjoy
..-,. ESe. s,'fuiiy.
HZn.lt d BiLLMTER.
Earn; c.5s:oNn, May - II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-10
GOODS VERY LOW !

II He undersigned has finished arrange
l ing and marking at low figures his en-
tire stock of Goods, which he has remov-
ed to his new place of business, on Har-
ris' Corner. Give me n call and be con-
vinced that cannot be under.old.
March s G., Il. HODGES.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-10
HasieIy, Cloves, & HandkeicMefs

The largest rarest and most unique French noyefte3
In the city, Also the medium ersces Of nose ioI ladss
and children at very moderate prices
Ladies', misses and children's kid, eoth, ana Ane
Thread Gloves Of the best manufacture In AZ me hAWeW
81 ades 10 match any dress material -,
.sprrior seloeGon OF plain hsnraed hneh, and Az
uprn he N sutehed. and scollosed HaEtkershen Aso
embroidered Six handkerchief, unszT1sasesu u ssAaV
4 cols<
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-10
sT7Frs 81 COSTUMES.

Our SUITS and COSTUMES fully sus.sn that preamt
nc nce justly established and always represent w
LA arH tnsh
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03

diciment against her for concealing the
birth 81 her bastard child Her counsel
demnrrcd 10 the Indictment and also filed
= plea in bar, alleging the former ieopar.
dy. Aner an able argument by Hon. W.
%. Bradley, the Court decided that the De-.
murrcr to the Indictment should be sus-
tanned. The attorney for Commonwealth
refused 10 prosecute further and the de-
PENDANT was sct at liberty. The result
seems to satisfy every body. Her act was
atcccious, but she Is woman, frail and
weak, and no one knows what scnsc Of
shame and misery drove her to her wrong.
] hope she viii sin no more.
Since our last. the mill Of Justice In
our Circui, Court has continued to grind
The case Of the Commonwealth W. Wat
Bledsoe for killing VIM. Hicks, was tried
last Wednesday and resulted in a verdict
Of acquittal. Same W. Lewis Rains, IN
old colorcd man, for killing Andy Burch,
another negro. in 1877, resulted in like
verdict. Both cases went to the jury with
out argument, the proof on the part Of the
Commonwealth almost warranting per.
empiory instruction. The case Of the
Commonwealth ". John G. Mine Cor man
same ". VIM. CundifT, for muir.
der; same Va. same, for manslauehter; same
vs.. Emmett snodgrass and j. ]. Thomp-
son, for murder, were all continued to next
term. Several common law cases have
been tried. On Saturday. John IA. vii.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03
oARRARD COUNrr.


- The escaped convict, Andy Owsley
who was shot Last week. Is still alive.
-Great qu anlities q stock are being
shipped over our rsilrsd and many sale.
made.
Mrs. DR.. Istcher and Mr.. Judge Ows-
ley were thrown out Of buggy recently,
and sustained severe bruises.
On Tuesday night Bishop Dudley
preached to full congregation At the Meth
odist Church. Mis-. sallie Hopper was
baptized and confirmed according to the
impressive and beautiful ceremonial Of the
Prayer-Book.
On Saturday last Master Com'r Wal.
ton sold the landed estate Of james Nc
Murry, decd. The tract comprised about
500 acres, living in lower Garrard, along
the Kentucky River. The prizes were s.
and 90 per acre.
PERsoSAL.-Mr. and Mrs. A. b. FL
Kin returned on Monday from delightful
little bridal trip, where friends welcomed
and Toasted them with great hespiiality-...
Mis- Maria Cronley, o. Frankfort, and
Mrs Sarah Cronley, OF Lexington, are at
Mrs. Ann Hopper's......The following
named persons have been the guests Of the
Hon. @. W. Dunlap this week Misses
Mamie and Matte Jones. Miss Matte
Fisher, Messr. Richard and James Dun
lap. and the Rev. NJ. NJ. Benton, all Of
Danvills; also, the RI. Rev. T. L. Dudley,
Of the Diocese Of Kentucky ...... Miss Mag
gle Robinson was in town on Tuesday eve
ming PROF. Thos. B. Threlkeld and Mr.
@. r. Dunlap, Of Lexington, spent several
lays In Lancaster this week ...... Mrs. NJ. c.
Dunlap snP NJ. J. sweeney returned from
Cincinnati on Saturday, after purchasing
new goods. Miss Mary Myers and
'everal friends kindly responded to our
necessity and came over 10 assist at the |
Episcopal service Tuesday night......Mr. !
Vim. @. Ray, for 50 long our popular te-
is here again among old friends
.....A private letter from Captain Coates
PROMISES an early visit from that gentle
nan to his Lancaster friends.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03
NOTES OF CURRENT Events.

Coal is worth 22 cents per bushel ia
Georgetown, while it sells here at l2lc
Hayes, it is reported, has decided to
appoint Secretary Evarts to the British
Mission, and make Senator Fenton, Secre-
tsry of State.
The net profits Of the Pullman Palace
Car Company fOr the year ending July 81
1879, were about a million Of dollars.
Pretty good work for 464 cars.
The widow Oliver finding herself
failure as a lecturer, has Withdrawn from
the field, and at her own request has been
sent to the poor-house at Washington.
- Deadwood, the famous City of the
Black Hills, was nearly entirely destroyed
by IRE few days ago. The loss is estima-
ted at S2,OOO,OOO with little or no insu-
rance.
A Republican Committee has been
formed in Washington to see that no ex-
Confederate is given Office in any Of the
Departments. Verify the hatred in the
Radical breast is past imagining.
Up to Saturday last, 2l6,779 persons
had visited the Cincinnati Exposition, and
the rush continues at the rate of from l5,-
600 to 5000 per day. The display is ex-
ceedingly large and comprehensive.
Prof. Wise and George Burr, a native
Of Paris, Ky, went up In balloon las.
Friday in ~. Louis and have not since
been heard from. II is feared that they
have suffered the fate of Donaldson.
Il Coal oil has advanced "a per cent. in
a week. This will help out the Pennsyl- |
yania producers to the amount Of $4,000 |
per dav, and enable them to regain what
they lost when they furnished il at sixty
cents per barrel.
An exchange says that Laura D.Fair,
an old eourtesan, who murdered man for
preierring his wife to her, is lecturing to
large and what the Hsraid calls, "respecta.
Bile" audiences in New York. She's a
sweet kereecher.
Thomas Pollard, living on Little riy.
fr, a few miles West Of Cadiz, has killed
$50 squirrels since the lat Of July last,
md sold them in town at 81 per dozen,
being $40 realized from squirrels within
hree months-tTrigg Democrat.
The Readjuster column q. e. those
Fho wish to repudiate the State debt } is
asst resolving itself into black line with
'nly enough whites to supply II with field
tal officers. BY the iih Of November,
he battle will probably be altogether on
he color line Virginia State.
- Eighteen hundred -chool-houses have /
zen built in Kentucky during the last I
light Year,, and there are altogether T. !
100 public schools In the State, attended {
y 10000 pupils out Of $40, 900 children c
4 pupil age shown TO be in the State. {
The quarterly interest on the four.per !
ent loan fell due yesterday. Checks { or =
egistered interest, 50, 900 in number, have
cen sent out by the Treasurer The Post. d
flee In Washington could not mail all Of b
hem in one day, $4,000 being sent OIL yes &
,rday and the balance to-day. The total G
mount represented by these checks Is "a Il
90s7s. q
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03
BOTLE C0TEfY.
DaarHie.


Wheat 30 cents.
- The "Pinafore"will be played in Dan
willie again on Saturday night, 9TH inst.
MARRrED-In Danville, on Monday
last, by DIR. Sam'l Ayre., DE-. +. L. Rhodes,
aged Is, to Miss Lucy Coppage. aged IA
both Of Shelby City. Who'll be the next.
though Purzling question, is not beyond
conjecture.
Tom Shirley, charged with malicious
y cutting Alex. Green, both colored, was
held to answer at the next term Of the
Circuit Court on a bond Of $780, Billy
Talbot (cord.,) for petit larceny, gets 30
days to "break, break on the cold gray
stones"
DrED-Sept. 2sth, at her residence in
Danville, Of Erysipilas, Miss Mary NJ.
Smith. aged about 60. Deceased was
sister Of the late Ephraim A. Smith, whose
will, probated in Dec. 1858, presents a no.
ticeable example Of charity, Of Christian
rarity. and takes effect from the date Of
her death. After few minor requests,
he devises the bulk Of his estate to his sis.
ter. Miss Mary, during the term Of her
natural life, aud at her death it is to be
divided as follows: 500 to Southern Bap-
tist Convention for African Missions
to same for Indian Missions 10 the
American Christian Missionary Society.
Remainder to be divided equally between
the American Bible Union and the Ameri-
can Colonization Society.
-PERsoSAI--Mra. NJ. G. Dunlap, Of
Lancaster, passed through Danville from
Cincinnati this week ...... Owsley Evans and
@. A. c. Rochester, Of Stanford, were in
town on Tuesday ...... Hon. Chas. A. Har-
din, candidate for the Circuit Judgship in
the Mercer district, passed through town
on Tuesday, en- route to Mt. Vernon, to
prosecute Grove Kennedy ...... WIN. J. Da-
Wis has gone to Denver, Col...... Our former
Iownsman, George Moore, now in the far
away State Of California, has made his
calling aud election sure" lie was elect
ID to the office Of Superior Judge OF ANA
Tor County, and married the next week to
Missviola Lackey OF Jack.on, Cal. Alba
Dwight Archibald and John A. Heron will
serve term as Office boys to the attor-
neys' firm" Of Durham 4 Jacobs. &c. Louis
Erwin, who has been visiting his fathers
Amily, left on Sunday for his home In
Jariersville, Ga, to keep an important en-
iAgemeRt with Miss verdsree Aiken, to
shom he IL TO be married on the 9th inst.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03
ROCKCAsfLE COTNTY.


.
Mr.. NJ. J. Miller, Of this place, pur
chased short time' sincs frOm Georg,
Denny, a tract Of 200 acres Of land neal
Hystisyille, for $4,000 cash. His son-in
Law, James 4. Adams, and his sou, Thos
s. Miller, will reside on the farm and
manage IL.
On Wednesday the case Of the Com,
monwealth Va. Grove G. Kennedy, Was
called, and continued by consent Of par
ties, An order was made calling a special
term Of the Court to begin the 3rd Mon
day In January NEXT, said term to he held
for the trial Of the Kennedy case.
Three small boys, William, John and
Mat. pelPh, aged nom ten to fifteen year,,
were arrested SUNDAY, by Deputy Sheriff
Black, on the charge Of committing a RAPE
on little Eve year old daughter of w. NJ.
Howard. The Gaze was referred to the
Grand Jury, who are investigating the
matter
- PERsOSAL.-Mlss Esielle Neat, a
charming yodng lady from Jeiisrsonyille,
Is the guest Of Miss Fannie Williams. .....
Mr.. Hiram ROCKWELL, Deputy Sheriff, and
Mr.. Thomas Palmer, Of Garrard county,
were here this week ...... Hon. Charles A.
Hardin, Of Harrodsburg, il here on pro-
iessiOnal business q. Sc. Among the visitors
10 town this week, We note; II. d. GIL.
49,. h.. IL. Al H.. a Nu