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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-27
STOCKS.

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355 Gould and Curry-4 30
225 Best aud B-ch.r--11i
72O California; 50
w $50 Sayay--3 10
1890 Con. V,r.ini.--3 65
q. lO5 Chnllar-3 60
800 P,tosi--2 65
si. b65 H ,le and N"rcrnss--5A
760 c own P,int-2t
925 Yellow J,cket-73
1899 lnperisl-40,
80 Kenruck-
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80 Cont,lence-5a
l190 Be'cher-2 80
" $50 Sierra N-v,da-I4! 13s
ITO Utah-10a
220 BnilinD-l 80
50 Excheqner-2
700 Alta-175
$40 Overman-1 so
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A. Union C,n.-26
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$50 B .nton-9oc
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Boo Silver HlI-75c
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1850 Scorpi"n-2 %
600 n. Y. C"n.--25c
10 Occidental-I %
1900 Pail Sheridan-25c
$50 Lrdy Washngton-35o
925 C"ledonia-4oc
1900 Troiln-l0c
800 Gniden Cute l Is
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800 Con Dnradn-2oc
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100 Eureka Con 10
50 Northern Bale-I2s
100 Metallic-50c
23O Grand Prlze-2
$50 Jackson-1
l25 D.frees-25c
100 Independence-45c
1 90 Real del m"nte-60c
100 Argenta-50c
$50 Navajn-50,
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800 North Belle Is'e-60c
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20 Brlvidere-1 30
240 Bnoker--lJc
140 Mnno-23
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435 Summt-60
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200 Mt. Potosl-35c
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$50 Black H4wk-50c
81 5. King-7s
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1900 Paradisp-3Oc
% Martin Whi'e-S0o
500 Aadenda-5oc
$50 Queen Bee-2ae
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100 Atlas 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-27
THE CLUA N.

HIS DUTIES, CHARACTERISTICS AND QUALIRICA-
TInNS--AN INSIGHT INTO HIS MANNER OF
AMUsINo-ORIGIN OF SOME OF HIS
jokes.
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The full term Of Bishop tWhitaker's schoo
for girls opened at Reno yesterday. $50
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WOMAN 3 IDEAS OF MoskEYs.-Ths sigh. Of

WOMAN IDEAS or MONKEYS sight OF
any thing maternal causes y ftutter Vt excite
! ment in the heart of woman. When Cole "a
circus was parading in Virginia City, one Of
he monkeys was 80 lost to a sense of "the
good, the beautiful and the true" as to in
iulge IN an open air accnuchment The ALL
nouncement in the Virginia papers packed
he show next day III Carson with women VII"
wanted to see the "bahy monkey. His cage
WAS next to the serpents den, and a man
could not get within twenty feet of it. The
monkey mother sat there with its d!minutive
offspring in its arms. holding it just as HUI
man mother would have done, and nursing it.
Anybody knows how a monkey looks with Il
l~a,tish bent up body, and a face like a Brit
sh tourist, but IA baby monkey is simply the
same hideous thing condensed and intensified.
Yet III the little meayre features of the child
monkey. the crowd of women saw more beau
ty than ever Raphael crowded into the fea-
lures Of his Madonna.
"Ohi d.. look"
"An't it just loveyT'
Glow cunning"
"Oh my, did yon ever see the like?"
"Hnw | wish it WAS mine"
"Wh,.t do they cnsl"
''Isnt it jnst charming"
Right along side of the monkey was boa
constructor forty feet long, 1.-THE and grace
ful AZ could be well i'm igined, with body
l.. i I
vailed the rainbow, yet he WIS voted "a nasty
thing" by the admirers of the monkey.
rnere is no accounting for tastes.
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The survey on the Carson and Bodie rail.
road is finished. and work is soon to be com.
menced on the road between Wadsworth and
Virginia. ...... .....
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EAST rRN.
Convention of Deaf Mntes. .
CINCINNATI, August 20.
+ The deaf ,nutes of America a e holding here
their 6rst convention. There is fair attend
ance Of leading deaf mutes from all parts OF
tie United States and from C.naIa The
proceedings are all carried on by signs.
Reconciled.
CHICAGO, August 26. .
A reconciliation has t.ken place between
the Spragues and Hoyt families at Canonchet,
Narragansett pier, and rumor has it that Mrs.
Kate Chase Sprague, the only member Of
either family absent from the reunion, will
return to her husbands roof after the summer
Ia over
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BACK A0AIN.--A good audience welcomed
Dr. Banks Mckenzie last night at Moore
Hall He lecrured on The Philosophy ot
Reform, handling he subject In his charsc-
teristc manner. We are glad to see this old
cold water war horse back once more bracing
up the weary and fainthearted. Several
nave fallen by he waYside since the DR.. was
last here, and we know that had he been here
they would not have fallen. But the DR..
cannot remain in place, he has vast
army and must be all along the line of battle,
.-levating the standards, starting up the music,
closing up the gaps and shouting forward"
He is All indefs,isahle, earnest man and W.
hope to see him inaugurate another revival
here as only he can.
During the course of his remarks, DR.. Nc
Keuze made the following allnsion to poll
tics: ''He comes to You with purse IL
one hand and an Office in the other II.
only wants success and looks forward to II
throne caring little whether it be mud or
marble. For this he buys aud sells, is
bought and sold; for this he schemes plans
and in all things to all men he panders, Ell
treats, threatens and promises, with but one
object in view, his attainment of his lust fu, |
,fica !"
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Miss Sadie Mann, sister of w. B. Mann
ticket agent Of the V. s T., is visiting tn
city
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-27

At Vucanovich's fruit stand yesterday were
thirty seven varieties Of fruit, and yet people
say that this isn't much Of a fruit country.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-27

Cradlebaugh has resuscitated his Gem
Journal
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ELECTRIC BRLTs. -Tkaxter has some gen,l
inc electric belts for sale, which, in few
weeks transformed cons1napive into q
prize fighter. . tt
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BENToN's STAGE. On and after May 18th
Benton's stagefor Lake Tahoe will leave daily
At 10 A. NJ. until further notice. ..
I..t 4. d., a-l-. = ~ 81 J. NJ. BENTON.
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THE CLOWN THAT RESIGNED.

owe used to have clown that only haC
three jokes, the one about the horse VIII,
| changed his spots. when he got tired of on.
spot he changed over into another"
Glow old might that be2"
SIT was an old English witticism, and the
Pilgrim Fathers brought it over with some
other old china in the May Flower It was
never turned loose on the country until af,e,
New York was evacuated by the British It
got into the circus in 1926, and is still con-
sidered a sure thing to make a crowd of coun
try j.kes laugh until they fall off the seats.
Well he had another joke about being swal-
lowed by the ring master. If You swallow
me you will have more brains In your stom-''
'Yes, yes, know the rest"
owe corralled that in 1885. Then he had
gag about being master of nobody. The
dialogue ran this way"
Il know all about It,
"Well, Cole said he must learn bran new
one about the man who took his girl to party.
We drilled him two days in the dialogue but
he couldn't seem to catch the points, and f.
nally got mad and resigned, saying, this ex-
ira jpke wasn't in his contract and he didn't
propose to be overworked. The man We have
now has four pretty fair jokes, real good moss
covered fun that the audience knows all about,
and when the point comes everybody can
laugh. He got hold of new joke in Vir
yinia City and rung it in, but the audience
sat right down on it at once, and when he got
fined weeks wages-thirteen dollars-it
brought him to his senses. He'll never at
tempt any funny business again.
Here the man was directed by the mana
ger to quell disturbance in the Happy Fam
lily, and withdrew to hunt q ptchfork before
he entered upon his duties.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-03

II Gooch bought u iouisa Gooch i2i
acres of land Tor 1870. Ep Caldwell, Jr.
sold to w. 8. sexton, u Tennessee, pair
Of mules ior $50 cords Of tan-bark. Mr.
Caldwell, and HE father, u. W. Caldwell,
now have about 500 cords all in a body.
INV Caldwell, ST., has erected and
moved into a comfortable dwelling At our
Station ...... Rcas Swinney moved biz family
from this place to Crab Orchard.....l ast
sunday 4. Taylor, with his mother, moved
from "sopus' anil locaied at our Station
..... Horton Gooch and W. ID. Estes are
erecting a store house four mile east Of
town.
An our invalids are convalcsccnt... ...
Horace Tarier AND family returned Sun
day from Missouri, salts Ged that that eli
mate was not congenial to their being. Mr..
Tsfter left here in the latter part Of last
Fall and went 10 Christian county, that
State. and remained there but three weeks
and one day, returning to cold Kentucky"
weary Of the Gar West" Milford
Gooch also returned from Missouri last
week, after stay Of only few months on
that fertile aoil. We suspect that young
lady had something to do with bis return
....Jsmes Goif and daughter, Of lllonois,
are visiting relations here.
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REIIGfOT =.

Rev. l. 5 McClroy will preach ai Ne
Kinney Station next SUNDAY evening at .
O'Clock.
Rev 7. Dewitt Talmage viii lecture
in Lexington. December 10Th. Subject.
"The Bright Side Of Thing"
-Talmage seems to be playing ont
Hi sermon ON Thanksgiving = pro
nounced the thinest sort Of gush.
Cincinnati ha-, according to it, direc-
tory, two hundred and two churches. The
average attendance is peihsp. about tw,n
ty.6ve persons.
The -ix Methodist Churches in De-
troit, Michigan, celebrated Thanksgiving
by settling up their indebtedness, which
aggregated $4,000.
The manager OF the passion Play
has succumbed to the pressure and will not
open in New York All the churches aud
finally the City Council protested against
Il.
A general religious revival seems to
prevade Winchester and vicinity. Persons
are attaching themselves to the various
churches-the result Of Geo. o. Barncs'
labors.
The Methodist Church in the South
has membership of SS6l2G and over
1900 preachers, and one-half Of the wealth
Of the United States is owned by this de-
nomination.
Ed Hobbs, Of Winchester, is holding
a series Of meetings at the Christian church
at that place. lie allows any member Of
the congregation, or any person whatever,
to choose his subject for him.
The Methodists will send S2j,O00 TO
convert Italy next year. The Rev. De-.
Olin says he wants the sum as large as pos
sible, for shat is the best place to strike
deadly blows against the man Of sin"
A Chicago Presbyterian Church has
called an Irish minister at salary Of
5000, and the Courior-Joupoi says il has
noticed that where the money inJuccmsnt
is 80 great that the lord generally seconds
the call.
The Disciples, the religious body with
which Gen. Garfield is associated, have de-
cided to build a large church in Washing
ton and to that end contributions will be
solicited all over the country, The church
at this point will, therefore, have a chance
to show it, libelality.
A case which bears a strong likeness
to the one recorded in the Bible Of Anna
Mas and Saphira, has just occurred in
Philadelphia. Henry Lemon, under charge
OF robbing an old lady of her money, de-
clared thai he hoped the Almighty would
paraline him II he was guilty. Despite his
protests he was taken to Jail, where he spi-
fered almost Immediately such a stoke Of
paralysis as to render his death probable at
3 any fnameuf
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Mckee 10 make mention II ihis The most
careless reader will detect q specie. Of uu-
DERIVING conce't when state that Mr..
Mckee T. The unanimously chosen pW4i-
dent Of this !. q. OF. 7. although strict
ly an ceoism Il a. perhaps hudable. With
such dignity ard rigor docs be preside,
that Il is woe IN the nedgelinp. Tor he j.
quickly undouc and Baltimore drum
mcrs they fade away like day dreams
When o noviiiaie hcat' IVES Durham's fne
Kings be- j. thoroughly installed. by the
time the narrator j. directly in ihe middle
Of biz story, IL j. well settled whether or
not his severe test viii be overcome. The
mcmbers Join hands in a circle and feel
a shock Of tender sympathy and inn
mediaicly there seems to attach 10 each
a peculiar fitness for going away chanting
in chorus the sweet refrain That sounds
10 me-
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LAND. sT0cK AND CROP.

C. p, Ramsey, Of Fayetle, sold, last
week, so common ewes already bred At 81
per ewL
-WhitGeld Hayden, Of Jessamine, sold
II heal of ,90S ID. cattle at g. per cwl.,
Monday.
F. NJ. Hay a Co., Of Cynthiana, have
bought 5000 turkeys at from. 81 to q cents
per pound.
The Lee farm Of 1914 acres, in scott,
was sold, last week, to Thomas Thomas at
$50 "A per acre.
The Isaac Keller farm, OF 80 acres in
bourbon, was sold this week to james l.,
Patterson for 5000 per acre.
Bedford, Kennedy a Co. Of Bourbon.
bought - fat sheep from james Chron,
weighing $50 lbs at $3.50 per cwt
Tim W. Higgins has purchased this
week 100 hogs at SLl0. lie says the sur.
plus is we'll nigh exhausted in Lincoln.
Il. T.. Woods, Of lincoln, sold to ID. \
Prewitt some 20 head extra good sheep to
be delivered the middle Of Dece nber at 3
cents per pound.
Len Hudson, Of Garard, has sold hi'
line lot Of cattle to Frank Harris. Their,
were II, head Of them weighing $50 lbs
and they brought cents
The celebrated trotting horse Raven
wood has been sold by Colonel W. II. vii
son TO New York party Cor $4,000, cash
lie will be shipped eat some time mex
month.
The sail Of Gne horses at Howard Bow
mans in Mercer Wednesday, aggregated
$3.50. $3.50, the Gne trolter, was bough
by Dr. Tomlinson for 81, rs aud Rowena Il
DR.. HMtlallior j., 100 Y
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R G. wssnEs. r'q, went 90 Louisville yc-
icfday.
Ms. D. a. Cursartr b. IN ihe city huyins
Christmas gonis
Mas. MoLur Passes. of Lexington, Is visit.
log Mr.. }. ". Aicorn
Miss sUsiE HusS has retained from a visit Co 10,
Misses Hias, OF Cosineion.
Ms. AND Mas ADAM ". CaurrSrru hly,
returned from a visit tofflenis In Fayctto.
Ma ANp Mas ". H. MnIEa have moved 9,
to~n, and are keeping housc ~ Judrc hailsF's.
Miss KArH HAiLfY, accompanied by NJ. win.
ired Bailey, 10th Of shelby county are visiting Mr.
,. n. shsnks.
Cot. Tuos. ". NAHsoS ien yesterday lr Lon
don. ne eoss TO .siiie the risht of way 500 taurc
and Whitley COUNTIES
Ma. JAuEs g.. GiyESs returned yesterday
1om months recreation in Texas ami the hr
West Louisville sunlay Argus
-ruE Richmond Orchestra gave tho neui,
married couple, NJ ana Mr.. j. a.. Damn, DE-
hehtul screuaio ou iast Friday night Register.
-JrDsE Il. q. sAuFLrl, Hector ar ihis De.
tfiti, went o. fnntiart Tuesday, 20 east his fct'
Er nanook aud English COL r.P mn avon.
panied him.
-rounY BAtL bias returned from Tcgas, after
tsiug out "a days lie says 10 there h. call tof No.
be viii deliver lecture on that state AMI BE- dis
advantage, 81 any time.
-MEssns LASS q. uwstrY and O.. T.. Ousley
len wednesday for FLORIDA where the iormer so-.
in soarch OF health, and wiu remain al Winter.
Eph. returns Ia a short time.
Ma. JouS 4. MrHaAr, ct the Nelson Rood
speut day OF ~ here thla week. We were slad 90
learn from him that besides hoing the happicst mar
ricd man earth, be Is prospecting ia bis tusincss
hls subscription list having Increased rapidly that
10 is necessary lor him 10 purchase new power
press, which he has decided TO DO al once. Ne Is r.
tip-iop gooi icllow and deserves an the so4i the
vord can give him.
TINS wKnk our sahsohhon are ~ follows O.
>. Hood, Milleigo, ne J, T.. nruoc, Peabody, rs
r. J. liord, Phil soi,n, Richmond Junction. G.
&. caldwell, wayncshurg =. O., Cownu, r. u. Sew
lauj ". q. Rainey, }. 4. spoonamore, stanford.
Goo. Z, Bright, Englemau's Miili 4 ,. Halter
Mcssuite, Texss, by walker hell ". q. STAG,
nustonsilei ". l.. Pgyne. I. e. stfiuser, Peter
God, Pine nm, ~ ". A. nurnslde, H. A. Han,
Knoxville, Tenn. o. ,, Thurmond, stanford. A.
MrClary, Hfadhotd
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Mrs Humber and Lizzie Gormley are
quite i'll but gradually recovering.
Mr.. John Mershon steps high these
days, caused by beautiful girl baby.
Basil Gnest and Eph Owsley with
bland smiles were in town this week..
Tom I.asley aud Tom Carson are the drum
mers that visited orr town this week..
Mrs. Burch is visiting her sisters in Bour-
bon ...... Miss Fila Evans has returned from
Mt Vernon.
II in my writing have ever said any
ching to insult my worthy bachelor friend,
and know have a. he has quit speaking
Il here ~ humbly as ever schoolboy
prayed beg his majestic pardon. LATER
lie has granted il surely for short time
ago, he graciously condescended to send me
word - might say what | pleased heleaf-
ter, be intended to speak any way after
this"
A very pleasant social gathering vas
held ut the residence Of Mr.. John Buchan-
an Thanksgiving day, complimentary to
Judge Burch's Both birthday. Friends and
relatives to the number Of thirty five gath
cred to honor and congratulate him. The
dinner will long be remembered by those
present, as one Of the most enjoyable OF it,
Kind. The table was laden with the nice
delecacies and Mess. stephen Burch and
Jim Gilkerson will testify that shat fat
Opossum was indeed excellent After din
ner the guests returned to the siiting-Ioom
and listened to some excellent music by
Mes. Hall and son, Of the {. O. Springs.
These gentlemen made charming music. II
they could be persuaded 10 give concert
/ feel confident they could realize a snug
little sum .....On Friday Mrs. J. Il. Dick
inson gave dinner in honor OF our bache-
Tor friend, it being that worthy youth'sO2l
10Th birthday. OF the dinner ! am unable
TO say much, a. Hebe and myself were not
honored with an invitation, bat ! guess all
went "merry a. a marriage bell' and that
little Moore was needed fer the enjoyment
Of the guests. A woman who will not ex-
press her mind, is as flower without per-
fume-unnatural. Sunday a dinner
was given by Prof. o. p. Moore at the {.
O. Springs. Only gentlemen were invited.
From all can learn the occasion was an
elegant success. We have partaken of tn e
Hospitality Of the Professor and can certify
that he is not excelled by any one in his
power Of entertaining. The gentlamen ten
der their cordial thanks to him for the kind
and genllemanly manner in which they
were entertained.
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LINCOLN COTNTI.
EmgIeman's mn.

We were away from home on business
last vsek-were not in Missouri, however.
1t isa rare thing to see an egg in this
vicinity The hens must still be on a
strike.
Annie Bronaugh Engleman, the little
daughter OF Mr.. q. Il. Engleman, has heen
quite sick with Bronchitis.
Several gentlemen, Of this place. who
are fond Of the cruel sport, attended the
cock fight at Lancaster last Saturday.
Mr.. j. II. Engleman caught a red fox
a few days ago, after a four-hour's chase,
that measured four feet from tip to tip.
The improved oscilating Shuttle Sew.
ing Machine, for which Mr.. Il. c. Engle
man is agent, is fast gaininga reputation in
this vicinity.
1t is highly probable that John Bright
will get his sleigh completed in time for
the big snow. This is the third Winter
that he has been at work on il.
-Sui Loyingood, a noted dog OF &. v
Gentry's departed this life on the night Of
the 29lh OF November. The fox hunting
[ fraternity will mourn his loss.
Miss Mary Builder left Wednesday lor
Canada where expects to make her home
in the future...... Rube Harris, Depui'
Sheriff was in this neghborhood last Tues
day waking up the taxpayer.
As the old folks couldn't agree last
sunday what Kind Of au entertainne nj Il
have at Providence during Christmas, II
was left To the children 10 decide the mat
ter and they voted unanimously for 4
| Christmas Tree. The teachers met al th,
residence Of Mr.. George Pope's Wcdnesda,
night to lx the time, 40 il IN he announc
ed next Sunday.
The Dalton Dramatic Club will give
an entertainment at Brights School hous'
on the night Of the 22nd. A number one
band has been employed for the occasion
Il will be richly worth the small sum q
% cents as the Club Is made up Of the lin
est talent. Eyeryone should attend The
proceeds To be used for the purpose Of buy
ing maps, charts, &e., ior the school.
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srovr AMI Crates Of III kind. 1t Ows.
hey n llieeins'
Goons cheipcr than ever by Harris y
Nunncllcy
FivE HUNDRED beef hides wanted hy
Harris a Nunncllcy.
LIVE. CEMENT AND SAT- constantly on
hand ~, Owslcy 4 Higgins.
wArcnrs and Jewelry repaired and var.
fanied by Chcnauli \ Penny.
Boy your School Book, States and 9th
cr school supplies 81 chensuli 4 Penny
Tmr Celebrated Garrard County IIorse
Fi.iula Remedy for sale by Chenault a
Penny
wivpow GAS Of al sile. aud glass Of
double thickness Tor flower pits At Chen.
sult a Penny's.
PAINTS, White Lead Oils. Varnishes,
Window Glass, AT bottom prices At Chem
ault a pcnnys
PrpFuNrnY, Toilet Soaps, Hair, Nail
and Tooth Brushes. and toilet articles Of
al Kinds at Chenault a Penny's.
J. HAS. n. SHANKs have Just received
new lot II Iciglcr Bros Shoes, and also
a large lot Of Eastern and Cincinnati Gus
tom made work
wrhate a beautiful line OF the latest
II lcs of Jewelry very cheap. Call and
zee IL before purchasing elsewhere. Ne
Roberts n Siafg
our stock Of Lamp Burners and Chin.
news and Window Glass l. now complete.
aud will he sold NJ The lowest market
prices. MoRoherls a Siaeg
ATTENTION, liuNrrns q McRobcrts a
Siagg have the largest and most complete
stock Of shot guns, gamc.hags, shet-pouch.
-. powder ilask-, New York dropand chill.
Ell shot, al Al bottom prices. Call and cx.
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
To WrsrERS Having been
appointed GENEHAL ENiaRArIoS AGrNT
At Cincinnati for the NANDALIA LINE,
Tor the States u Mi-sorRi, TrxAs, Ar
KANSAS, NFuuAsKA, KANSAS. CoLoRApo.
CNIroRNIA, and the WEsrEHN TrRnlro.
RIB, am fully prepared 10 furnish, TREF
on application, Maps, land Circulars, Civ
ing Soil, Climate, &c. Lowest rates made
on passengers, household goods or stock
Call on, or address. GEO. A. KNIGHT
Genl Emigration Agent y. 4. Cor. ith
and Vine Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
EASTERN ENoRANrs. - Approaching
the necessity Of ahording the emigrant and
especially those who are contemplating
visit 10 Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Ne
hraska, Texas, or any other point 10 the
Great West, the Blue-Grtss route. Ken
iucky Central Railroad, has appointed Mr..
e. A. llasleti ~ Special Agent 10 visit and
corfesIond with parties who are dc-irous
~ cniigraiing, furnishing them With inior-
nation regarding lhe soil. climate and
Homestead Laws: also, securing iar them
rates on tickets and household goods, en-.
abling them Co make the trip BY the
cheapest, hssi and quickest route. A. Mr.. /
llaslett has spent great portion Of hi
time In tie Weston State, any ini0rma-
tion received from him will H. perfectly
reliable, protecting the public against be-
ing misled by sslfstyled Emigration Ae'ts.
We would advise Oh who anticipate going
Wet. North or East 10 call upon or ad.
dfess e.. 4. Hsslelt. General Emigration
Agent Covinftnn. XIV
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-03
uIRRItGEs.

--CooNEn -BnYASr.-On the 3ol i ult,
At the residence Of the brides father, in
Somerset, Ky, Miss Mary o. Bryant VA.
married to Mr.. : 4. Coomer
--Goocn-PErrLEs --On the 9th ult,
Mr.. james T. Gooch and Miss Lucy 3,
daughter Of David Peoples, all Of this
county, were united in marriage.
CARTER - CARTER - On "Wednesday
last at the home Of the brides father, Mr.
Thos. j. Carter, Mis-. Almira G. Carter,who
Is just sweet sixteen, was married 10 Mr..
Chas Z. Carter.
-MARscuAIL -- GoRDoN. - Mr. q K.
Marshall, a citizen OF this place for a
number Of Year., was TO have been married
to Miss Eitic Gordon, at Honey Grove,
Texas, on the night Of tie lst. We send
our c1nafatulat ions