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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29

B. A los que, segun el mismo arti-
cnln, tengan el concepto y consideration
de propietarios.
A. A los colonos, arreniatarios 8
aIarceros do fincas rdsticas que no re-
sidan on el distrito.
A nadie mas puede obligarse al
municipal.
Tienen, segun ell art. q, conside-
racion de propietarios
"1.' Los ADMINISTRATORS, apodera-
dos, 8 encargados de los propietarios
forasteros, sin perjuicio de los casos
siguientes, va sea que por cuenta Y en-
nombre de estos SO hallen al frente de
algun establecimiento agricola, indus
trial mercantil alberto en- ell distrito,
8 va SO limiten la cobranza recauda.
cion de rentas.
e. Los colonos, arrendatarios 8 apar-
ceros de fncas r1sticas, residan 6 No
en- ell distrito, los propietarios 6 admi
nistradores.
80 Los inquilinos de fncas urbanas
cuando SO tuvieren arrendadas una
sola persona, y su dueiio, administrator
6 encargado no residiere en- ell distrito.
Recordadas estas reglas de la Ley
nos falta dnicamente, para dejar de-
mostrado que los dependencies nc
estan sujetos a tributacion, copiar la
de6nicion que da la VICENTE Ley mu.
nicipal sobre 10 que signiiican los
terminus domiciliados y vecinos. He.
la aqul:
cart. H. Es Uecino todo espano
emancipado que reside habitualmente
en- nm termino municipal y Sc halla ins
critic con tai caracter en- ell padron de
pueblo.
Els domiciliado todo espanol que, sir
estar emancipado, reside habitualmentt
en- el termino, .tormando porte de Ia case
D tamilia de IN Uecino."
Es asl que los dependencies for
man parte de las casas mercantiles {
industriales 6 de las familias de 10,
propietarios, luego no son vecino'
sino meros domiciliados luego es
tan exentos por la ley de toda con
tribucion y muy especialmente de
"reparto general entire todos los ue
cj'aos q hacendados" de que habla e
articulo 1872 de Ia municipal.
Estudiada que sea la question, Sc
vera que no tuvo razon de ser Ia
circular que pas6 ell 20 la Acadia
Presidencia ; y que 81, con todo, So
pretendiere hacer contribuir d lo'
dependencies, estos tienen perfect(
derecho 8 alzarse en- respetuosa su
plica al ,Excmo. Sr. Gobernado'
General, que es ell llamado en- primer
termino a hacer cumplir las leyes
y sin cuya aprobacion, oida que sea
la Diputacion provincial, no puede
ilevarse a cabo ell nuevo impuesto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29

Ell AMOR FILIAL.
VELA
POR RAQU Ell.
{ Continuation. J

--Carlote, pero v tiene motive
d Cual
Ell de no poder continuar yiviendo
bajo ell mismo techo que Evarista.
-Por ESQ me voy al convento. ALI
sere dichosa.
i ALI no la we're vol. exclam6
ell solteron On cuyos ojos brillo como un
rayo de desesperacion.
-Pero 20 rogar6 d la Virgen por v,
Don Juan SO 10 aseguro, ella me al
canzara la gracia de que V. me divide.
Vamos, no me guarde rencor, anadi6
Carlota tendien1o su linda mano al sol
teron, one la estrech6 entire las suyas !;
cuando me pueda yer como un padre
mira q su hija, ent6nces ira q visitarme
al convento; hasta entonces, no piense
mucho en- mi, y por l1ltimo, crea V. que
no hubiera podldo ser feliz, que soy
muy revoltosa y 10 hubiera hecho ra-
biar todas horas.
7 ligera como un pajarillo, Carlota
retro su manecita de las del caballero
y sali6 de la habitacion tarareando una
cancion francesa, sin duda para disipar
las negras nubes del pesar que iban Gu
briendo su corazcn.
Esperanza, lqu6 in1tiles han sido
nuestras illtimas tentativas -.
II Paciencia, ID. Juan -. Yo espe-
70 que Carlota sera una santa, y ESQ me
eonsuela do todo.
II A listed 81, pero no & mi mur-
mur6 Figueras.
Luego dei6 81 asiento , dijo q Ia
kYsn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29

chas jovenes estaran desveladas ahora
pensando en- un amante que tai vez las
engana yo pienso en- el mio que me
anna, de quien no puedo dudar, que es
para mi alma padre, esposo, fuerza =
salud. y
"Todo aquel amor que daba q seres
que nj siquiera 10 sabian apreciar, SO 10
doy ahora d Jesus. AqUel caracter veh3-
mente, apasionado Y fuerte me sirve de
gran ayuda para sualir al lugsr que am
biciono, para llevar cabo mis- sacrifi-
cies, para inmolarme on aras de la carl
dad, creo que mas pronto cantare VIC
toria siendo asf determinada, intrepida,
fuerte, que 81 mi genio fuese dulce, sem
clio y timido naturalmente.
" Els verdad que todo me cuesta mas
trabajo; que tengo que luchar que
padezco mas, en- una palabla; pero va
el dolor no me asusta, la cruz no me
aterra, ell sacrifcio me es grato y con
generosa abnegacicn doy mas al Ama-
do cuanto mas me pide.
Esperanza queridisima, mi dulce
cuantas horas de consuelo
to debo l Tus adveTteneias tantas
veces desdenadas, aquellos consoles lle-
nos do sabiduria, ahora los practice, y
ahors tambien es cuando comprendo
10 que Sc padece para veneer la pa
sion. Pobre hermana mia GUAM
to to he hecho sufrirl T1 eres una mar
tir sin brillo y sin gloria.
"Esta inmolacion de todas las pasio-
nes, de la voluntad, de cuanto halaga
los sentidos, Esperanza, no puede veri-
fcarse sin dolores, pero / que sabe et que
no sabe safair 70 to aseguro que no
quiero la vida sin trabajos, J que 81 ma
yor de todos es el no padecer cuanto
deseo pero quien esta hacienda cons
tantemente la adorable yoluntad de 50
Dios Sque mas quierey desea -.
l00ntiauard.
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-Manana estar6 en- eli convento la
hora en- que vayan ustedes q dejar a
Carlota.
d Para que ha de ir V. a pasar otro
NAL ratio?
-Q1iero verla por Ultima vez; al c.
rrarse tras ella las puertas del conven-
to, creer6 one cae sobre mi corazon la
pesada losa de un sepulcro o.-Adios, nj
querida Esperanza, ruegue V. por mi.
--Adios, amigo mio.
Cuando D. Juan sali6 de la habita-
cion Ia joven enlutada qued6 IN momen-
to silenciosa luego, mi4ando un cruel
flo, exclamo con voz debil
-Senor, ahora estar6 mas ahigida
que nunca sin mi hermana, va no
queda nj un alivio para mi. Solo ell de-
Der me da fuerzas alentadme, Jesus
mio, no permitais que me rinda el de-
salie2to, antes de llegar al Calvario con
Ia pesada cruz que me habeis dado en-
vuestra generosluad.
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j Justicia siempre !

Parece que la Junta local de instruc-
cion p1biica de la Isabella ha nombrado
acknowledgements dos personas extra
nas ella para inspeccionar las escue-
las, 10 que ademas de ser Illegal implica
una confession POGO ventajosa para dicha
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LA NovGCiA.

Cuando la hermana de E5peranza se
deciAi6 q encerrarse en- ell claustro, to
dos dudaron de que perseverase en- gu
proposito, porque atendidos su carac-
ter, su juventud y la aspereza de la vi
da que adoptaba, asi como 10 rapido de
gu resolution, era natural So temiese
que el arrepentimiento vendria pronto
& echar por terra sus proyectos y que
saldria del claustro para volver ii mum
do, donde tsnto podia esperar con su
belleza y su talento.
Pero Dios, que, como suele decirse,
escriEe renglones derechos por lfneas
torcidas, hsbia elegido q Carlota para
esposa suya, J guerra mostrar que en-
medic de las circunstancias mas difici.
es puede realizar sus designios, y que
siendc dueno de las voluntades las pue-
de zanzibar como y cuando quiera.
Asf, pues, cuando toaos creian que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29

ire aseritores es cosa usual y admitida.
No faltaba ALI alguien que On su vida
ss habia visto delante de IN cubierto
de 4 duro menos de una copa d. cham
pagne. Hobo, puss, revanchas compile
tas.
La politica palpitante de estos dias
ha sido sintetizada por un periodico. El
peri6dico es Et Escdadolo, la slntesis
una caricatura dc Posada Hsrrera.
Esta en- ella representado ell solitario de
LIanes tai cual es 81, con su cara IN 81
es no es msfstofe lea y un mucho boba-
licona, y sus eDormes oreias como las
de perro ssbueso, aunque sea mala COM
paracion. De cada una de elias cuelga
una escalera -por la de la iz9uierda
bajap, mas pronto que la visit, los d.
putados de oposicion C{nov~s, de uni
forme tricornio, sale de La oreia y tie
ne la pierna levantada en- actitud de pc
gar un puntA, pie -por cierto que Lima
res Rlvas Sc lleva la una mano q la par
te posterior. Por la escalers derecha
suben, gozosos, los diputados absteni-
dos, Clnovas les invita- entrar ha-
ciendoles cortesias con una chistera.
Por bajo de Posada est5 escrito:-
"Por un dido me entra J por otro me
sale."
Ha sido una feliz idea del caricatu-
rista.
Domingo, de Carnavall Me voy al
Prado- lque ustedes Sc diviertsnl
ADRIAN ANGoT
Fehrero g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29

Domingo, de Carnavall Me voy al
Prado- lque ustedes sc diviertsnl
ADRIAN ANGoT.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15
lincoln CorNTY.


Mr. J. W. Harlan has completed hi,
beautiful residence, and j. now keeping
house.
Mr.. A. +. IIutchinga had fine geld.
ing to die a few days ago from the effects
Of a lO.mile drive last Sunday.
A young lady Of this burg dressed in
such a hurry to see her heaux the other
aighl that she pat her ailk skirt on wrong
side out.
Mr.. q. r. Pope, supt. Of the Provi.
dence Sunday-School, resigned last Sun
day. Two Of the best teachers in the
School resigned al.o, because some Of the
members were opposed to having a Meth
odist and a Reform teacher in the School.
They said il was not Baplistical
Any one wishing to engage ia the dis
tilling business will find IL TO their interest
to cal on G. y. Engleman, at this place.
lie will rent his distillery for one or more
years, or will sell his dislillery apparatus
on reasonable terms. II is one Of the best
localities for the busines. in the State.
Miss Mollie Burdett, Of Lancaster,
spent few days with Mrs. X. b. Rice this
week.. Mess. Atkins and McCloskey. Of
Virginia, were here this week sellirg u. c.
Coles improvement for cleaning and bolt
ing cloths. Mr.. $. J. Newsome, Of Ore
gon, i in this vicinity looking after jack
stock with view to buying a carload Of
good ones to ship West.
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UfRRIfGIs.

-ELLIsroS.-NoNN.-Yestcrday at Mr.
Adam Petrey's Mr.. Albert G. Elliston to
Miss Mollie Agnes Nonn.
-MANUEL-HUNT-On the l2th, Mr.
Andrew J. Manuel to Miss Emily Belle
Hunt, at the residence Of the brides moth
er in this county.
TUE marriage Of Miss Mollie, daug IA
ter Of DR. Caperton, Of the Western Recorder,
to Mr.. G. b. Craigl cad is to be solemnized
in the Baptist church, iih and Walnut
Street, Louisville, next Monday evening.
jesse Beazley, youth Of 20, abducted
Minnie Newman, an ll-year-old child, aud
took her to Tennessee and married her, re-
turning To live in Logan Co, Ky. Her ia
Their, who lives in Muhlenburg county, got
out writ Of Aabeas corpus for the child, and
the other day the Sheriff succeeded in re-
turning her to him, though she begged to
remain with her husband She is very
small for her age and shows not the least
sign Of maturity. Beazley failed to put in
an appearance when the writ was tried and
is not likely to raise a row about his wife
being taken from him.
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RELIC IDIS.

Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
Church tomorrow and Sunday. DIR. Hiner
will oficiaie.
There had been % additions to the
church at Shelby City when Mr.. Bruce
left last Monday
We are asked to state that Rev. J. NJ.
Bruce will not preach at Mt. Salem next
Sunday, but on the 9th Sunday instead
-Reys. j. NJ. Bruce end w. Z. Harvey
viii exchange pulpils on the 4lh Sunday,
the latter preaching here at the usual
hour.
Rev. $ 5. MoRoberts, Clerk Of the
Northern Methodist Synod Of Kentucky,
lief, yesterday to attend is meeting in Lex
inglon.
Rev. Mr.. MoElroy will preach at the
Presbyterian Church at II O'Clock Sunday.
There is no mistake about this; he is al
ready here.
The Synod Of the Southern preshyte-
rian Church is in session in Georgetown.
Ruling Elder VIM. NJ. Lackey represents
the Church at this place.
Ed. j. 5. Sweeney has been re elected
pastor Of the Christian church at Paris for
the nth time, by an almost unanimous
vote, at a salary Of $1,000 per year and
parsonage.
There were seven additions to the
Presbyterian church last Sunday morning
Six OF them were of the number that have
confessed under the preaching Of Mr..
Barnes Winchester Democrat.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
Church at Maysvile have organized
missionary society for the relief Of the
poor Of that city during the Winter. This
is worthy Of emulation in every town, for
the charity that begins at home is charity
indeed.
Sunday was field day with Rev,
George o. Barnes, who gathered in 5S
souls on that day, making about l30 to
li0 confessions duIing his stay here. lie
preached at the Hall Sunday night, and
even that spacious room could scarcely ac-
commodate the half Of those who went
10 hear him Winchester sun.
The Rev. George w. Sweeney, Of the
Kentucky Campbellite Sweeney family Of
preachers, has resigned his pastora,e Of the
First Christian church of Chicago. and
preached his farewell sermon to-day. Mat
ters have been far from lamblike and peace
ful within this congregation Tor some time
Some Of the leading member make pro-
nounoed charges against their late pastor,
and the late pastor makes pronounced
charges against these leading members, all
Of which, il true, are sad, but which are
probably much more interesting than true;
all Of which Is but additional evidence sub
Stimulating my theory that individuals in
church organizations from pastors down
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G4RR4RD tOTNTI.


Our Town Hall is undergoing repairs.
-Diphtheria in the form of an epidemic
is very prevalent in this county. Several
children affected with it are not expected
to live.
A few days ago Jas, n. Denny, Of this
county, sold to Peter Gentry, Of Boyle, 80
head Of fat cattle, weighing about 300 lbs.
at cents.
The farmers give very favorable re.
ports Of their progress in seeding. There
will be an immense crop Of wheat put in
this Fall in this county.
The hemp crop in this county is larg-
er than for many years. We learn that il
Is not quite so heavy in other portions of
the county as it is in this vicinity. twill
be but short time until the farmers begin
to spread.
The Stage Line from Nicholassille to
Lancaster changed time this week, and
now arrives here at o'clock in the even
ing instead Of o'clock This Line, under
the management Of Mess. Sagaser q Walk
er, is doing well; much better than was an
tieipated.
Quarterly Court commenced last Mon
day. Owing to the absence of Judge Dun
can, Mr.. b. NJ. Burdett acted az Special
Judge. There were no matters except Of
local importance before the Court. II adj
journed over until to-day. Presumeit will
complete all bushes before il to-day.
Exhibitor Bruce, Of the Adsoeaie, is in
town.. Clark Cash and wife, Of your
county, were visiting DIR. F. o. Young this
week ......Col. Sam NJ. Burdett, Of Rock
castle, spent from Saturday ill Tuesday at
noon with us......M Miss Susie Helm, Of your
town, is visiting Mrs. X. w. Lillard....-
VIM. Mason, our Deputy Clerk, and wife
left yesterday to visit friends in IIender-
son, Ky.
On Saturday night last, at about 81
O'Clock, while John Higgins was gone to
his supper, his barroom was broken open
and five dollar counterfeit bill and some
small change were taken from the money
drawer. On Saturday night previous, he
had his barroom broken open and money
and liquor taken. So he set his trap, ex-
pecling to catch the burglar on this night
On Monday morning, Henry Middleton
was arrested and brought before Judge
Dunlap, charged with the above odense.
lie had his examining trial, and was held
over 10 appear at the next term Of the Cir
cult Court TO answer any indictment that
the grand jury might bring against him,
in bond Of $500, The prisoner being una
BILE 10 give bond, was taken TO Jail. Mid
dlelon has spent several years in the Peni-
Tertiary for a similar ohense
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The Fall term of our Quarterly Conr
begins next Monday with mnol largei
docket than usual
One night lat week, some scoundreI
pullsi the rope ont of the pulley on oui
ilag pole, and the boy. say that ifthey ever
find him out, They vim undoubtedly drag
the river with him.
On the 5ih, our County Clerk, T. W.
Wash, issued license Tor the marriage Of
Liman Ball TO Sarah J. Singleton, both n
this county .....On the 18th, for the mar
riage Of W. q. Wheeler to Miss Mary T..
Anderson, all Of Casey.
Last Spring, WIN and Jas. Coney, Of
Russell, were in this county and fred on
our Deputy Sheriff while he was acting in
his official capacity. for which they were
indicted for shooting with intent to Mil.
William. the elder Of the two, was arrested
one day last week at Campbellsville, and
lodged in jail here to await hi trial in De-
cember.
Geo. A. Pnewiit and 7. W. Napier re-
turned from Cincinnati last Thursday ......
Miss Emma Perkins, one of our most ac-
complished and popular young ladies, il
the guest Of Mrs. Lucas Of IIustonville. go.
T. G. Whip has returned from Owenrboro
and looks very natural at his old stsnd......
Miss Bette Flanagan, Of Rolling Fork, is
with friends in Boyle county.
-Some time ago, Buck Merritt and Jno.
Robinson were arraigned before Squire
King for breach Of the peace and fined $50
each, but allied to pay up Uncle Jesse
y. Merritt, the Constable in the 81 Dis
triot, started with them to Jail, but before
reaching town, Robinson got loose and ran
oil. Buck was safely lodged in Jail, and on
Sunday last Robinson was re- Captured and
also brought to Jail.
Several evenings ago, Henry Smith at.
tempted to elope with Miss PAMELA Royal,
but the same evening VIM. Vaughan, Of
Taylor county, expected to elope with the
same young lady. The young men with
their assistants met at the residence Of the
young lady's mother, and as both were on
the same business, some trouble arose, and
the boys we're started from the premises by
the appearance Of the old lady. Neither
Of them got the girl.
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i am piqned into writing by the fact
that you don't seem b. notice my remiss-
ness.
--Hustonville is solid for Hancock and
English; hence their election is no longer
doubtful.
VIM. Fox Mckinney has left US for
a residence in Stanford Receive him kind
ly. you will find hin good citizen.
The thanks Of your correspondent are
rendered to the many friends who advoca-
ted his cause with the memorable magis-
trates.
DR.. Ed Alcorn visits New York next
week, ostensibly for the purpose Of pursu-
ing farther the study Of diseases Of the eye
and ear; really for-"the fun Of the thing"
we suspect.
The trade in peanuts, the livery
business and standing collars have gone
down since the girls all left; the beaux
having returned to marbles, leap.frog and
other juvenile recreations.
Have you in Stanford lost your alma
macs A gentleman from your region was
here on Sunday inspecting farm with
view TO purchasing. suppose he argues
that the Christian Sabbath passed away
contemporaneously with "the days Of mir
acles." Well, we wont go into discussion
Of either question.
Notice is hereby given that "Uncle
Speed" will make early application to have
the name Of his son Squire" changed. The
reason is that he himself being now known
as Squire Peyton, he is unwilling to stand
Sponsor for all the youthful vivacities of
his lively posterity. At least his friends
have advised this course.
1t is to be regretted that the country,
on last Monday, lost so favorable an OPP
poriunity to secure a highly respectable
official. 1t is not limited that the success
ful candidate does not Gil the description,
but il might have been wiser in the Court
to have adopted the devils policy, who,
having to choose between lawyer and an
lrishman, took the latter, alleging that he
could get the lawyer at any time.
Two men, Knapp and Thompson, had
speck Of war here last Saturday evening.
Knapp claimed that Thompson owed him
forty-6ve cents. Thompson acknowledged
the debt, but plead impecuniosity. Knapp
punched him in the face to tighten his e.
naneial pressure. Thompson retoried by
peeking a hole in Knapp's head with a
brickbat. Both parties seemed to think
Knapp was dead; but the Doctors decided
differently.
There seems to have been ripple on
the surface Of society near this place few
evenings since. 1t is alleged that a quiet
gentleman was introduced by friend to a
family in which was lovely daughter.
lie, mall innocence, made himself as agree
able as possible and succeeded so well that
the young lady rather boosted to friends OF
having caught an interesting beau, and
learned to her chagrn that he was MARI.
ed. Soon afterwards another friend intro
duced a brother Of the above mentioned,
IA single mani at the same house, when
the young lady, supposing from the name
that il was her former visitor, opened upon
him in language appropriate to her view
of the case; while, it IL said, her father and
a bludgeon came upon the scene, and il re-
quired the best eloquence Of visitor and
friend to unravel the tangled skein.
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Personal.

w. A. vASArspALt is attending The Louis
willie Exposition.
Mas. MAar A. WALLACE is visiting niends
near narTodsbug
Miss IpA EiAliEY, Ct Cave city, Is visiting
Mr.. NJ. A. Dawson.
Miss KArE HAYS, ofCrab Orchard, is visiting
Miss Maggie Hooker
Miss PonrEs TEanuSE, Of Mercer, Il a guest
Of Mrs. h. A. Terhune.
-DH. p. W. LooAS has moved with hls family
10 his arm near Turnerville.
Mss W. n. DAILEr, wife OF Dr. Daley, Of Paris
Texas Is visiting relatives here.
Miss EMMA Ross Coos, Of Danviilo, was the
guest Of Mrs. NJ. q, Neyius this week.
Ma WILLIAM GinsoS aud wife, OF san Fran
cisoo, are visiting relatives m this vicinity.
Mas JupaE BAlLrY, Mrs. u. n. Edmistou and
Mi,ses sallle Reid aud Josie withers IA Louis
Vile.
Mss 7. Y. HIT, ia, n, J. Breckinridge, Jr.
aud Jos. A. Paxton the close Of the Gin einnaii
Exposition,
Mas. :. =. TAYLOR aud Mrs. Il. l.. Mana, Of
Carlisle, who have been visiting Mrs.. win traig,
have eurned home.
Mas. J. r. hurFNAS, OF CoyingiOn, aud Ms.
Helen llunman, OF Ilustonvie, were guests OF Mrs.
Jas Paxton this week.
Mas. sALLE c. TrUniEART, member OF the
State theological socieiy, len yesterday TO attend
is meeting In Louisville.
Miss JuLIA CsAio, lookins bright and pretty,
len yesterday TO visit Miss Georgia Proctor and
other friends In Danyillo.
-AFrkR a several months visit to her parents Ia
Richmond Va, Mrs. Judge ,. NJ. Philips has re-
turned home much Improved Ia health.
-DR. G. G. GRAHAM, well-known In this county,
celebrated his glth birthday an Louisville satur-
day, by giving dinner to mine Of his Ola friends.
The aggregate ages Of those who partook were ne
yeau.
Ma. Gao. n. huucR, the ohllgng and enter
prising merchant left ON "Wednesday for Evansville
Ind, where he will 70 into business. We regret 10
lose Mr.. Bruce but bospeak for him cordial reoep
iion by the citizens Of bis nos home. for he h an
honest, high-toned geutlomsn incapable Of DOING
mean act Mrs. Bruce accompanied him 10 Louis
vile but will return 20 her fathers % stay ti af
ter the Nes Year
-MlssKs PArriK huRSaDa, sue saith, fannie
Reid and Lettie Helm and Mes. W. n. Mclloheris,
is Iiocker, W. n. Narnon aud 4. ?, Ousley
mounted merry steods Wednesday aud went to the
Knobs chestnut hunting. They did not come back
laden with them, but iron the "eyes that booked
love 10 eye, that spake again. inter that most
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