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For a good at go to Nimetz. He Is
by far the best tailor and cutter in the
territory. Seventeenth street, opposite
city hall. ssIl' o24tf
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Use Addoms Il Glover's pile oint-
ment, a safe and speedy remedy, afford
ing relief in all cases. One trial will
satisfy you. d3l-tf
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COMPARISON

Barometer corrected for temperature,
elevation and instrumental error.
G J. H. SICrTH,
Sergeant Signal Observer, U. s. A.,
Observer.
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For first class watch work go to
ZEHNER, JACKSON u BUEcHNER's.
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For fine watch repairing,
jyl0-dlyi ID. MILLER, 18th street.
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Buy walsenburg coal.

Recreation Hall.
Seats 400. Stage 20x8O, scenery.
Apply to Joslin & Arnold. jy3-ti
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Proposals for Medical Services.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, J.
Cheyenne, Laramie Co., w. IT,.
January, 20, 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until 10 O'Clock a.. m. on
Tuesday, February, A., 1879. for medi-
cal and surgical attendance on county
poor and paupers, exclusive of medi-
cines and surgical appliances for the
year 1879. q
The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved. ffUhH Silu SNN1
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners.
.0THaW .JNo. X. JEFFREY
County Clerk and
j3l-3t Clerk of the Board.
-
lax,a,, 1.,.. 80 -N- -- 20
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TIME TABLE

Twenty-one pounds Of bread for one
dollar at
j2s-tf II. H. ELLIS.
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Engraving in all its branches Is done
at zEHNER, JACKSON & BUEcHNRR's.
s79lt oc19tf ttifld-f.f ~
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Fourteen loaves Of bread for n
dollar Mt
j2s-tf H. II. ELLIS.
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For Sale.

The well known lunch house, oppo-
site McDaniel's theatre, on 18th street.
Doing a good business. Cheap for cash.
/ j21tf saoln..a
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All kinds of arms and ammunition
at b Wyoming Armory. n21-3m
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Dramatic theatre, Sixteenth street,
for rent; also storeroom and Offices in
McDaniel's block. Enquire at
j18-tf ADDoMs & GLovER's.
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Buy walsenburg eoal.
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Methodist Episcopal Curch.-CorneI
OF 18th and Ransonl-streets. Rev. w
H. Gillian pastor, SERVICES at II a. m
and p. m. QSahbath school at IL IN
Young peoples meeting at 8 p. m.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-11
SELECT SCHOOL.

AIRS. @ 8 WENTWORTH AND MISS 4. Z.
III BurTEhFIKLD viii open Select School
eontinue through the vacation. All studies
nursued In the Pnblie schools VIII b taught
sneeisl ssssution given 70 Reading and Artth-
mS lie. Fancy work taught. II dssired. one DAY
IN the week.
school from o A. y. to 3r.n.
Terms, 81 Per week. Stn
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ss Or nasa uonsy fasssr - vork for us than
- sny1hiaa alss. Capital no. required; Ne
vzll s1afS 80. el1 pr day q home made b
sSs.1s1 SVoIDk9o % vcsk f@ -. Nv 70 IL
-. O. = "a tesns nss. sAadrss
~ "a . s;1ht1 = oo.. Aagsses ,nAins. y
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

<,yylu AND RisIpENoH H-QyrosIrs
" - nv smss. Main strsst, Gofd Hiii.
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oul ADvfRTIsIMe AGENTS.
1lar nuLIsH OLD roroM.

fpsr1nG ~ sAor1 yssts.day seven cove, twt
youue horSes and sl ven sheep were struck by
md killed IN . pesinre-dsld nsai
Absedasp. Hiss. A male N sAs same hsld va
saisasDA. rS1eQv fV~i '
A9sls yss sr..ins in . asld.
ma daisiss pied and violsfs blue.
a bsautsoas summer scene.
To westward tn the somhrs blue
a clood osgsn 10 rss.
Ard soon Q storm was raGtng-
1Ases va tnmuit In the skiss.
Yuil vividly ths lightning aashed
And shos sfhwart the sky,
Whils the thundsr-drum Of heaven
Dsstisd most maisstioaliy.
TAs rains thsy beat upon the earth
In torrents most intense.
And assmed 20 say unto the mule,
"Tts hsttsr 700 - hence.
fhe mule b baaged him not IN inch.
Dut ksps stinsnsd lip,
And, rsising of his tail aioft.
said, "etorm King. crack your whipr'
Nos hsaven's ioud artillery.
Nor The wind and lurid sky.
Could make ths loug-esrvd Ajax
wisAdraw his proud defy.
Ths iishtning danced . sailopads.
Ard seemed 70 say. /" thou fool r
A,A thsa shot out vindictivsly
Ara struck thss cussed mule.
AID this wss yesrs and ysars ago.
st,os whsa is's bssn . rule
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AlDCBDbAUh hVUDs
MACHINERY FOB SALE.
GH &c. 71sssi.A
FOR SALE.
,.a.1eoa .e ,ryn hf-tiess syso
Machinery and Buildings
-.no,.us TO rn-
Woodville g. 6 s. N! N 60 Go.
Situated q. a.A aiil nisiss ~
ssies, rs-wiss spi o1h

4.
Nu3T-oEH CV.tLtEn .kS6tDns
one difect1ctins etssm epnnA VII, 80.
boxss aud, levefs two hoistng orume Ioe
round rops With boxs. sols plates sne 0once.
ting lsvefs:two Tabular Boilers, emoksstacx.
btssching. guass cocks, ICED puwpe. u0tiee
fronts. grats BAR, beck plates and deofh ,eoQs
plets - set up tncludipR AL tne pncx woss
ioaudssieo bolts and timber, also I've hnAnA
ropes belonging 70 hoist.
knetns complete WE ~ ,orr SncS1sS ~
inciuoine suns"o w "a. ~. ..,,s s,,sncirs 49,,
~ ~ ~ Lnen Pemp noes, o,,.s S,sr.sss @'soot
foui riunTTr T ors r N ,,cS SnaSst Prmc eiso.
ssso.s - sna Sns ,.wn ~ TO Sins aoiisrs ooS.
pIsss, viz aa ne Ss,sS sss. 10, sr0upd poiisss
ss nns dirscs. sctins Ar Compreesor
.ornIs,, Tn,IS.%nS mae, 1'i'''s' Az
co@pae,e 'ns 'v. u,,,,, c.,, . iot os GA pisss.
Foenn nhnns ss'.. 49, snT cHsirs
snovels 400 afiis one 49," 49, ~
fof eams: -. p,.,.. v..s,.
tith-Tne ho'sins sno Impx SS .S
nui,c,rx ttno ,,os .us ,,sm. Sn,ia1n = SoisS
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plssoIuTIou Or copAarMERsHIP

HNHB ooPAAfNKRsHIP HEREroToRE
s1istin& under the nrm name Of ROB
TNSON D FOlSOx was on the drpt day Of
JAY tiseoived b. nutuai consent. Ths busi.
nsGa vtn Be continusd q the same place By Y.
". rOLSOu. vno VIII pay all liabilities ot the
lsts nrA, nd collect all accounts due the sams.
GEO. ROBINS SON.
ivfoLlu F.W. FOLSOM.
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MARRIAGES.

EARLE-CoLsoN. - On the 30th, at
Preachersville, Mr.. Samuel q. Earle to
Miss Mary Ella Colson. The bride ia
barely u.s.
oLEroS-REYNoLps-On the 2sth, at
the residence of y. S. Reynolds, the brides
father, Hunley Singleton snd Miss Susan
+. Reynolds.
WILL HAVE TO WAIT.-Wm. Collins APP
piled for license on Tuesday to marry Miss
Unic Oaks, and was asked the usual ques-
tons by Mr.. Blain. II turned out in the
examination that Miss Unie had been mar
ried before, and that the ceremony was
performed ia Elizabethtown, one Powers
promising to love and protect her through
life. lie, however, wearied Of HE choice,
and il is alleged, left her and married
again. Going from bad to worse, he was
finally arrested for stealing and sent to the
Penitentiary. Relieving that this gave her
a divorce without further proceedings, Mrs.
Powers smiled an approval at the loving
advances Of Mr.. Collins. and after the usu-
al billing apd cooling, promised to enter
the married state for the second time The
license was refused, but as proceedings for
divorce will be brought before the Circuit
Court in April, the loving pair will have
but short time TO wait, for the divorce will
be easily obtained.
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scHooLs.--We have two schools here.
Mrs Hannah Sieecr teaches Al the old
Seminary. and Mrs.. Tauant, wipes ont the
'cob.wehs Of Ignorance" ~ The WEIGH
house on the.hili
THE Hoo o. A PRIvmrorD ANIMAL
What are our city fathers thinking about
10 allow innumerable hogs 10 20 roaming
over town. Even on our sidewalks, they
may be seen walking "Tndian style" to the
annoyance Of the older pedestrians and
the terror Of little children.
PERSONAL. Misses Judith, Alice and
Mollie King, three bewiiching little lassies
Of this county, are boarding and attending
school At Taraht College ..... Miss Annie
Owsley, one Of woodsord's most charming
young ladies, and Misses Maggie and Allie
Dunn, two Of Lancasters sweetest, art
guests Of the Misses Evans, near this
place I'D. Bailey, formerly Of this
place, but at present leader Of a Cornet
Band At Kirksville, was in town last week
....~Dr. Doores and family moved TO this
place on Monday last. The Doctor says
he thinks he will like Crab Orchard very
much, after the mud dries up 30 he can see
the town.
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Personal.

Ma. 4. T. rFSSr Il quite 49,
Ma. A. ). MISSION. Of Richmond, vas In iown
This seek
Nh. a. &. TrcEEn has removed 10 his nov farm
ncar Rfyanissilie.
Ma. n =. stoAS. our Tunnel City eorrspond-
ent, vas In tosn this veek.
Ma SAN NJ. nuHbrrt passed hero yesterday,
On route 10 Lancaster, on l-gal business
"JrpoE" J.w. AIoouS, as the Louisville papers
canhim. has returned from sisi, 10 that city.
Miss LIMA Laws ha. slsen Up her position a.
teacher In the ooiiees heEs. 10 ,he present
NV tom. -. Of bath, uas her, TIT. west.
prr.rnting his claim. Ef Auditor of Puhlic 40
coasts.
Ma. q. G. 0IvaSs wi make rfosretine tonr
Of TsSas after tho sae of bic Icrs,nai property, on
the6th
Ma. Roursr o. R,HNow. q Ilncolu, l. visiting
his hther MI. David Harrou. OF this county
Mt sterling s~ntncl.
'irss ASSiE Cook fascinating nttle icaniy OF
iiusionsille, made q short visit here mi. week 90
The Joy Other many friends
Ma ". H rioKErr, Of Lexington, son Of rrot
rickeit, candidate OR Superintendent Of Puddle
Instruction, Is Registered at the MyeS llouse.
A tirrLE negro hoy In town l. weighted dovn
Nth The allowing srpsllation; George wilham
Henry Washington AZ Lnooln Grant Hansford.
Cot. ". a. wElcu has returned from Louis
i.sile and Cincinnati. satisfied that stanford /.
richer field foe his profession than either Of ho-e
oities lav matters heins gTea atty on the vanc in
them.
Ma WA. RuHroS has removed from IIustonyile
Co his handsome new house near town. We glad
ly seloome him to our midst, and the young
People are particularly pleased that Miss Lucy,
his charming and hand some daughter, will hccome
ono Of them.
Ma. W. q. CuSSiNomAn spent few hours here
on saturday, en- route 20 Richmond. lie Is a 20
cial, vhole-s0ul fellow, and wiihal Of the he's,
rural editors In the state Ills new paper, the
Richmond Herald will begin on the 9Th prox.,
aud We hc-peak Cor II substantial encouragement
and support.
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Grab Orchard.

DANoE.-The eight fantastic" will be
tripped at the Kennedy House next Fri
day night
BUSINESS CHASGE.-Mr. J. Henry Fish,
grocer, sold out few days ago, his stock
Of groceries to MIR. Frances Edminston.
Bu0GY SMAsnED.-Mr. Henry Green, a
dashing young gent from the country, had
his buggy badly demolished on Sunday
last, by a vicious horse.
ScARED.-Col. Heathrinton, L. s. officer,
was in town last week. His appearance
caused quite a number to look Ground
eyed" and to whisper, "what does he
wantY" However, he was on his way 10
Preaohersyille to take dispositions in the
Ball case.
MUsIc.-The Crab Orchard Minstrels
discoursed sweet music under the windows
Of few of the fair sex on last Thursday
night. The juvenile band also, was out
serenading, and with Stewart Myers 500,
Willie, As leader, they make music worth
listening to.
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IOcfI NOTICES.

CHrw Jsctson's hest sweet navy tobacco
Fon all Kind of printing, call at thh
Office.
"HAcKNrrAcK"a popular aud fragrant
perfume. Sold ny o. H. Chcnault Stan
ford.
BLAcKsaiTHiNu done In good order and
At bottom price,, by H. q. Afford. Give
him a call.
am Just compelled to have what l. due
me, and my casiomers will confer a favor
by settling their acconnta NJ once. John
W. Wallace.
All persons indebted 10 Anderson a
McRoiefis will please come forward and
setile At once, ~ the business ~ the firm
must be closed.
Tlohon 4 eiaeg have dissolved partner.
shir and their business must he settled mp.
All indebted are asked 10 call NJ the old
stand and settle forthwith.
DoN'r send elsewhere to get your print
ing. when you can get Il done NJ the lNrr-
nIoR JouRNAL Office, just a. good. and just
a. cheap. Remember where YOU GO when
you want "ihanky" job done, aud nat
ronike your home folks.
wHY will you sulIer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and gener-
al debility. when you can get At our store
Shiloha System Nitalirer which We sell on
= positive guarantee TO cure you. Price 10
cts. and Is Ct. For sale by T.. r. Che
nault, Stanford
II. &. Steele, late Of Capitol Hotel, Frank
fort. Ky, has recently purchased and tAken
charge Of the Willard Hotel. opposite the
Courthouse, Louisville. Ky. In assuming
the management % this once popular HO-
tel, Mr.. Steele will use every effort 10 con-
tribute 10 the comfort Of his guests and 10
sustain the reputation the House enjoyed
in H. palmiest days.
poS'T no DrcrivFD.- Many persons say
II haven't got the Consumption" when
asked 10 cure their Cough with Shiloh's
Consumption Cure. 10 they not know
that Coughs lead 10 Consumption and a
remedy that will cure Consumption will
certainly and surely cure y cough or any
lung o. throat trouble We know IL will
cure when all others fail and our faith In
Il i % positive that We will refund the
price paid " you receive no benefit l.
not this fair proposition Price TO-
~ ois-and : per bottle. For lame Chest,
Rack or Side, u-e Shiloh's Porus Plaster.
Price - CT. For sale by =. X. Chenaull,
Stanford.
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DEATHS.

MErcALr.-Col. Henry Metcalf the aged
father Of Mr.. John Metcalf, Of Boyle. died
in Nieholasville, last week.
JoNEs.-Mr. George A. Jones, manag-
ing editor Of the Louisville Commercial
mourns the loss Of his bright little son.
Theodore Tracy, who died this week Of
cerebro spinal meningitis.
CnEEAulT-ln Mercer county, at the
residence of Mr.. John Rodgers, her broth
er-in-law, on the morning Of the 29th, Mrs.
Narcissa Chenault, in the 9Th year Of her
age. Her disease was catarrhal pneumonia
from which she suffered less than a week.
She was a native Of Madison county, and
in early maidenhood was united in marri-
age TO Mr.. Joseph Chenault, whom she sur
viyed some thirteen year,. TO them were
born seventeen children, ten Of whom are
now living, among them Mr.. Ed Cinema ult,
Mrs. DIR. Montgomery and Miss Helen Che
nault Of this place. In 1859, she moved
with her husband TO this county, where she
has since made her home. aud by loving
and christian department, won numbers Of
friends, who sorrow with her relatives AT
her loss. Her disease was rapid, and du-
ring most Of her sickness she was delerious,
thereby preventing her from giving expires
sion TO those last words OF hope and faith,
80 soothing to the bereaved; but her long
life, which at an early age she oonsecraied
10 the Lord, Was 50 full Of earnest piety
and forbearance, a. To leave no doubt that
her weary soul is etemally at rest. Her
remains were taken TO Richmond, last eve
ning,and laid by Der husbands Ia the Gem.
stery there.
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LINCOLN COTyTY.
HnsfOnrilIe.

FALSE ALARM--The alarm Of Sire"
on Tuesday night was created by the
cremation Of a broom-sedge field near
town.
DooMArIo.--Jim Owens promising young
pointer, "Syd," was ruthlessly murdered
last Saturday. He played with a lamb,
and tickled Il to death.
A SINGULAR AocIDESr-Occurred at
Florence Yowell's last week. A little
daughter was chewing cloves, one Of which
found is way into the .larynx, and after
producing a good deal Of annoyance, passed
down to the lungs. The little girl is suf-
fering greatly, and her condition Is one of
danger.
HAL, GENTLE SFRiSG!-We have had
Spring weather for several days. II seems
to be more popular than the newly-invent-
ed polar wave. Plows are being gathered
out Of the fence corners, chains collected
from the horns Of roguish cattle, and 9TH
er energetic preparations being made for
active farming.
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CoNvrNuoN.-The Democratic County
Committee met on Monday, and named
February 2jth, County Court day, a. the
day for q County Convention, 10 appoint
delegates 10 the State Convention. A Pri.
mary Election will be held at the usual
voting platc IN the 18th Of March, TO 81.
Ne the claims n the Democratic aapirants
for the Legislature. The vote will be Ia
ken hetween the hours of . A. ". and ~ ",
and I and 4r.M All legal voters who
Wal support the nominee in August are
entitled to vote.
PERsoNAI.-Miss Annie Owsley, Of
Woodford, who has been visiting relatives
has gone home, accompanied by Mis- Mag
gle Dunn. Capt. Cook, an elegant gentle
man from Washington City, IL visiting r.
I. arinHau. W. n. Greenieaf has been
compelled, by IN health. to temporarily
give up his Office Of Express Agent, in
Richmond, and come home. His place
will be filled for short time by W. C..
Wherritt Mrs Ben Ford, and Miss Julia
Reid, Of Lexington, have been visiting at
$. w. Reid's. Mrs Ford has returned
home accompanied by Miss Hattie Reid.
TINS ODD Franklin Lodge,
No. :, /. o. o. +. held their regular meet
ing Monday evening. There was quite q
full attendance Of home members, besides
visiting brothers from Stanford, Danville
and Bryantsville. The regular business
was disposed Of and several limitations and
reinsiatements. Upon the close Of the
meeting the brotherhood adjourned to
Nantis' Restaurant, and there partook Of
an Oyster Supper, which was a masterpiece
Of the culinary and entertaining art. An
mated toasts and responses filled the pro-
sramme for the evening pleasantly. The
were among the distinguished
'peakers: Col. Mat. Walton, w. LaRue
Thomas, of Danville; T.,.w. Reid, G. w. |
Dunlap, Jr, Rev. s. S. Pentz, DIR. Adams,
W. II. Smith, Robt. Blain and W. o. Brad
ey,who delivereda forcible closing address.
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GARRARD COUNTY.


DEATH.-The wife Of Mitchell Broaddus
died at her home near Freedom, on the
25th.
BANK SrocK.-Ten shares Of our Ma
tional Bank stock sold Monday at $l27.50
to 1881 per share.
REPAIRIEG.-The desOlated and dilapi-
dated air which surrounds our Courthouse
is being driven off by few repairs.
OvErSoaISG THE MUD.-New plank
walks and preparations for lNvements
gladden. the eyes Of our pedestrians.
CHANGE OF TEAcmERs.-TheM aleAcad-
envy Of our county, will have change Of
teachers after this week. Elder Jesse
Walden, the present principal, resigning
on account of i'll health.
COUNTY CouRT DAY MoNDAY.-A large
crowd in town. No stock on the market,
notwithstanding great demand for il.
Every thing quiet, only two men arrested,
one for drunkenness and the other for car
rying concealed weapons. roo
MAIL RoUTE.-J. W. West has been
awarded the contract for carrying the dali
ly mail between here and Danyille, COM
mencing February LIST. Leaving here at
10 A. NJ. the mail viii arrive at Danyille at
~ Nj returning on arrival Of Cincinnati
train, and reaching here at 3:3OP.M
REyivAL-The prolraeted service at the
Methodist Church, conducted by Rev. S.
$. Pentz, is in full progress. There has
been up 10 date, four additions 10 the
Church. Mr. Peniz, who has become
great iayorite, breaches more in an Evan
gelical than a Seolarian style.
BooSE's Spirit MARCHING OS.-Lei the
anti.temperate and riotous members Of the
community howl and ieer as they may
when some weak man falls back in the
gutter yet the fact stands pre-eminent
that in Lancaster, at least, the temperance
work Of lat ysar all shows Il great re-
suits.
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No nony RrADs ADVERTISEMENT This
Is what the close listed, short sighted midi
vidual will tell you, bat Il Is an 'le' with an
y In the mi Idle. Last week we put a cou-
pie of lines in the ISrrRroR JouRSAL say
ing the cash would be paid for barrels Of
corn. and by actual count. seventeen corn
sellers made application.
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VALLEY LoDoE I. o. @. Tive are
glad TO learn that the meetings Of this ex-
cellent organization are we'll attended and
growing in interest. II always speaks we'll
TOT the morals Of a community to have in
it, midst a thriving Lodge Of Good Tenn
plars. Il shows a desire on the part Of a
portion Of the community, at least, to en-
gender aspirit Of reform and eradicate the
manifold vices which are the invariable
result Of an incorporate life. Ia addition
TO the regular business Of the Lodge, sys-
TEN Of literary exercises has been inaugu.
rated which adds very materially to the
interest Of the meetings. These consist Of
lectures, essays. reciiations, original and
selected, debates, dialogues, &C., and are
not only interesting, but instructive, espe-
cially to the younger members OF the
Lodge. The following were the officers
elected at the last meeting J. D. Dennis.
W. G. T.; Miss Anna Roberts, W. V. r.;
Or. S. p. Craig, w. s.; J. c. Sauhey, w. +.
s. Miss Mary Myers, w. T.; DIR. l.. +.
Huffman, W. NJ. Miss Jennie Richards.
W. I. G.; G. A. c. Rochester, W. o. g.;
Rev. John NJ. Bruce, W. Chaplain; DIR. G.
W. Bronaugh, p. W. c. 7. The assistants
have not been selected. The Masonic Hall
has been secured Tor the following year.
Meeting- every Friday night.
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THE WEtTHER

January 9Th Clear. Thermometer 3s'
NJ noon.
2jih-Clcar. Their. 62' At noon.
20th-Clcar Their. 81 NJ mon.
25th-Cloudy, with rain in evening and
At night Their. G3'.
2sth--Clcar. Their. CO.
2oih--Rained last night, accompanied
with thunder and lightninri cloudy and
rainy to-day. rher. 81.
Imh-Clear. Their AZ.
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rHAr FEScE--ll Is a false piece Of
economy to nclose so handsome building
a. the new Jail residence with such fence
a. Is being pat up. Five dollars more
would have given neat ENCLOSURE, and
such an one ought by all means to have
heen pat there
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MAKING DIRECT CONNECTIONS
WITH ALL LINES
PARTIES GOING EAST, WEST.
Oh
Rss- TO TEXAS! Sa
Will find il to their interest to
take this route.

THE ROAD. AND EQUIPMENT ARE NEW
and the BEST IN THE SOUTH.
fIRST-CLASs ACCOMMODATIONS EXTEND
I'D TO ALL PASSENGERS.
TEXAS PASSENGERS by this route are not
subjected 10 delays at'Junetions, but have 0ppOr-
tunity Of seeing the most beautiful country and
the finest cities in the West.
THROUGH RATES or PASSAGE by this line
are always reasonable, and never higher than those
Of other lines.
For THROUoH RATES and THROuGH TICKETs 20
TEXAS and the West, any points North and
East, apply TO the following agents Of Cincinnati
Southern Railway;
WIN. Wright, ............ Somerset Kentucky.
Geo. W. Shultz, .............. Nc Kinney,
J. W. Hooker, ................Hu stOnville,
II. Calvert, Danville Junet., "
5. r. Barbee, ............. ...... Danvtlle,
y. II. McROberts, ............ p"
Geo. II. AlsOp,............... Harrodsburg, "
5. WOODWARD, EDWARD p. MILsON,
Superintendent. Genl Pass'gr Agt.