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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-08-20
NEW REFRESHMENTS
Geo. Il ROwell & Co.
August 23-lm.
CIDER MILLS

HARES'S LATEST IMPROVED.
Two crauks. Fast speed. Completed 7
crushing the apple instead Of grating or
tearing. Will make one fourth more cider
from the same weight Of apples, as proven
N al trials.
5. E. BOYD, General Agent, Whole
sale Fam Machinery and Seeds, 1854
Market ST., Wheeling, w. Va.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-21
Talking Across the Sea.
4 CONVERSATION By TELEPHONE BETWEEN
DOVER AND CALAIS.

PARIs, MAY IA correspondent sends the fol-
l0wing account OF the latest scientific sensation.
A remarkIbly interesting experiment has Just
been made at Calais and Dover, between which
plaees conversation has been kept up riUa U0ce by
mean OF a new kind Of telephone which has
beeD patented under the name Of the electrOphOne.
nsa4 only were words whispered into the appara-
ton at Calais distinctly heard at Dover, and Of
course rice rersG but the listener at one end was
perfectly well able TO distinguish by the
mere tones Of the voice the person who was
spenking ut the other end. IL should be Obser-
Vcd that while the human voice was being trans
uitted through one Of the wires. the other wires
were being employed for the ordinary telegraphic
mcsshges. Moreover, experiments were conducted
betgeen the hours Of 10 and 4, that is in the busi
est part Of the day, when the wires are in
ccaslng requisitiOn. The voice Of the speaker
was distinctly heard as soon the wires were
i0ined 70 the apparatus, and conversations were
carried on without interruption in the presence
or Competent SPECIALISTS. The voice of the
spcaker was heard as plainly as though he had
been in the same room. There can TO longer be
my doubt that il i perfectly practicable to con-
Fefse across the sea by means OF any submarine
able. The inventor mentioned that 1t is Just
"a easy to talk across the Atlantic as from one
pom 10 another It Is believed that the new
invention will in time supPlant the existing in
e1oua IN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-21
NJ. MeINERNY.

WMPORTER AND DEALER IN CLOTH
ING, Boots shoes, Hats, Caps, Jewery, Perfumery
Pocket Cutlery and every description Gents Superior
Furnishing Goods J. BenkeTts Fine Calf Dress Boo,s
always hand
y. B. CaaxEE Eo.E ASR NEaenax1 s1...1-- -.n1 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-21

II Advertisers residing the Eastern United States
enclosing Greenbacks or United states
Stamps such amount they wish TO pay and Their
be above table for the time PAD ior
II Business Cards when PREPAID FOR YEAR, are
allowed from which for transient
advertisements when paid charged quarterly.
Single copies Ten Cents when charged
Fifteen Cents; by the dozen. one Dollar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-21
DebiIitated Digestion

A the - Memoirs Of COuut Seyur'' there is
e foilowIng anecd0te: ''AIy mother, the Count
q Do Segur. being asked by VOItaire respecting
X heRlth. told him that the most painful feeling
q had arose from the decay Of her stomach and
e di6culty Of finding an kind Of aliment that
could bear. yoltaire, by way Of consolation.
eurpd her that be was once Tor nearly year IN
q s.ne state. and believed to be incurable, but
nc, nevertheless. a very simple remedy had
4orrd him. IL consisted in takiug no other
lurisb bment than yelks Of eggs beaten up with
. ftar OF potatoes and water" Though this
rctcstanco took place as far back as fifty years
20, nd respected so extraordinary person Gs
NA4if, il Is astonishing how little Is known
d how rarely the remedy has been praeticed.
se1ccy however in cases of debility cannot be
7sti1ned, and the following is the mode Of pre-
rinE lhIs aluable article Of food as recommen-
oI pr John Sinclair - Beat mp an egg IN
VI pnd then add six tablespoonful of cold
.Scrs mixing the whole we'll together, then add
4pespooniul Of farina OF potatoes let il be
rcd thoroughly with the liquor in the bowl.
ca pour IN as much boiling water as will
rerf the whole into a ie!y and mix IL well.
me.Fbe taken alone or with the addition Of n
pix IN case Of stOmaehic debility or
11'r tive disorders. This dish Is light and
4Sestea. extremely wholesome and n0urish-
pread or biscuit may be taken with it as
'f,'naeh gets stronger
ne pld insurance companies as a rule make 1t
the conditions Of their life policies that
- oe Void u the holders commit fefO de Sc.
the newer associations, however impose
80 restrictions, and recently the Colonial
~ Life Assurance Society paid to the
sntatIves OF the late Mr.. James Trimmer.
'e&er H tho Quorn branch Of the National
who committed suicide, the amount Of his
q, A9OO, he having been insured less than a
5hnd having only paid one premium.-TRe
tArraHaH Chronicle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-21
WILLIAM AULD,

GENT TO TAKE ACRNOw LEDGMENTS
n Co Csutracts for Labor in the District Kona
Oahu az tn Once Of the Honolulu Water Works foot Of
Nuu1uu Street jail 81 "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-21
A. W. BUSH,

GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER
" Family Grocery and Feed store,
II orders from the other Islands will he
promptly attended Fort Street Honolulu ljlnl 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-21
JOSEPH F. WISEMAN.

JOSEPH E. WISEMAN,
DEAL ESTATE BROKER. AND EN-
~ PIOH ENT BU REA q. HONOLULU. II L.
Rents Rooms, Cottages. Houses and sells and
Estate all o. The Kingdom. EMPLOYMENT found
for those seeking work ali the branches Of
connected with these Islands.
e. LEGAL Documents drawn. Bills Collected Books
and Accounts kept. and General transacted
Patronage Solicited. Commissions Moderate. apo SLY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-21
E. h. THACHER.

- u = . q 10 ID nfi ST.
dental OFFICE. IOI I-2 Fort Street
~ or above DcksOus Photograph Gallery jal 81
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-08-27
WAFER NOTICE.

Water consumers will not hereafter be al
lowed TO use water from tire Winnemucca
Water Works for sprinkling streets or irrigat-
ing. only as herein specified, namely: From
to o'clock A. ~ and from to P. NJ Posi-
lively, no person win be allowed TO Use hose
fer the purpose Of watering their grounds
without a nozzle or sprinkler on the same.
These rules will be strictly enforced. Any
person who will violate them viii be promptly
shut off, and water will not again be turned on
until a sum is paid adequate to the damage and
annoyance caused thereby.
otfiice OF Winnemucca Water Works, Winnie
mucca, New, June 2D, 1881. aul3-u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-08-27
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
PARADISE, NEVADA.

The propretors Of the St. Nicholas take pleas
ure in announcing that the above favorite
Hotel has been handsomely furnished and reno
waited throughout, and it has now flrst-class ac-.
conmodations for families and others.
THE TAB LES
Will be kept supplied with every article the,
markets afford, prepared by the most expert
enced connofsseurs.
T H H. RO OMS
Are large and airy, and the Beds clean and
comfortable.
THE BAR
win be found stocked with the choicest brands
of
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Lager,
At prices to suit the times
Persons visiting Paradise, who desire good
Meal, Drink Cigar or Bed, are referred to the
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
ES- The travelling public are respectfully n
formed that although the st. Nj noas is not
the Stage Depot, no better accom- ll2dations can
be had at any Hotel in the court try.
CRAWFORD s. ABEL.
Paradise, May 80, 1881. my30-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-08-27
ID. III. MASkEkL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT, G. P.R.R.
TOWN kOTs FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR.
chase Lots in the town Of Winnemueca, are
hereby netihed that all applications for the same,
or on business relating thereto, should be ad-
dressed to the undersigned at San Francisco,
at the C. F. r. II. office where they win receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging TO the com
pany, without having bought or leased the same
are also notified to attend to the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
mole. D. II HASKELL
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-08-27

In any part of the country.
We mean it, and are pre-
pared to demonstrate the
fact. They are operated
ty either Man, Horse or
Steam Power, and bore
very rapid. They range in
size from
3 INCHES TO 4! FEET
IN DIAMETER,
And will bore to any
REQUIRED DEPTH :!
They will bore success
fully and satisfactorily in
all kinds Of earth, soft sand
and limestone, bituminous
stone coal, slate, hard pan
gravel, lava, builders SER
pentine and conglomerate
rock, and guaranteed to
make the very best of
Wells in quicksand. They
are lightrunning, simple
III construction, easily OPP
Grated, durable, and ac-
knowledged as the best and
most practical Machine ex-
tant. They are indorsed
by some of the highest
State officials. We con-
tract for prospecting for
COAL. GOLD. SILVER, COAL OIL,
AND ALL KINDS OF MINERALS.
Also for sinking Artesian wells and
Coal shafts. sSc. We also furnish En-
gincs. Boilers, Wind Minis, Hydraulic
Rams. Horse Powers, Brick Machines.
Mining Tools. Portable Forges, Rock
Drills, and Machinery of all Kinds.
4s Good active Agents Wanted ira
every Country kA the World.
ADDRESS,
Western Machinery
supply Depot
511 Walnut street.
ST. LOIls, MISSOURI, 4. =. A.
State in what paper you saw this. jy2o-ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-08-27
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

The copartnershio heretofore existing between
A. C. McApin and II. H. McColly, at the Wiz
low Creek Hotel is this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent, A. @. McAlpin having withdrawn.
II. H. McColly will pay all debts and collect
all indebtedness Of the frmL
ii. n. McCOLLY
A. G. McALPfS
Willow Greek. Nev.. August 5, 1881. a6ln
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-06-17
1gIsssOfs.

Rev. J NJ. Bruce requests rs 10 -,
that he will preach al Mckinney every
third Sunday at - O'Clock.
Elder L. II. Reynolds, Of North Mid.
dleiown, will begin meeting al the Chris
tian Church hers on the night OF the 2otl,
o. August next
Rev. J. NJ. Bruce, assisted by Rev 7.
II. Coleman, is Conducting . proiracied
meeting at Mt. Salem, which up to We'd.
ne~dsy had Eve additions.
The fourth and last Quarterly Meet.
ing for the conference year will I've held At
the Methodist Church IN the fourth Satur.
day and Sunday. Elder Hiner will preach
on both days.
During the seventy seven years Of the
existence Of the Briiish and Foreign Bible
Society !, has issued sl,0i4,4is copies Of
the Word 81 God, in whole or in part. The
American Bible Society, in II. -isiy.fve
years. has issued 3sssz, sli copis.
Elder Joseph Bsllon will preach a,
the Baptist Church VI II O'Clock SUNDAY.
from james V, 1914. which reads as
there any sick among yon' let him call
for the elders Of the church. and LET them
pray over him. amounting him with oil
in the name 81 the Lord; and the pr.y~
Of faith shall save the sick, and the Lord
shall raise him NJ; and II he have con-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-06-17

Mrs Mollie Williams !. receiving, st
the new millinery headquarters. new
suppl, u Hats, aud all el.e IN her line
and propose until tho end " The season 10
close ont q, snrpfiingly low price,
We have had rumof hat ssnfofj
wa trying IN .ednce from W. onr sciite
Official, Dan Miller Thu must MOI he;
Dan l. ~ necc-ary to " ~ food or raj
mont " he leaves ~ your correspondent
will never he able to preserve the peace
especially bctween John Drye AND jim
Napier
The storm Of Monday evening, though
terrific 10 il approach and fearful in i,s
pfescnce, did no material damage in our
village The acrne was one II Isculiar
grandeur The raging wind. the delusing
rain. the rauling hail. the blazing atmos.
pherc and the crashing thunder formed
a combination admirable yet awful.
Col weaiherford ha. moved his house
hold god. and goods to bis new purchase =
the Elder George Paxton, Of
Texas, a veteran railroader, IL here on a
visit TO his fathers family, after an absence
Of eight years. "uncle Speed his son,
Ma-ter.on, aud daughter, Miss Mary, at
tended the closing exercises At Hamilton
College ...... Our ornament is sgain glorious
with the return Of IL GALAXY Of beaniy.
Misses Mollie Owens aud JEANNE aud Ella
PeyIon graduated and Rachel Carpenter
and Laura sandidge are home fron Len
ingion...... Misses Ida, Lizzie and Blanche
Twidwell have returned fromIIarrod-burs; |
Miss Bette Drye from North Middle
town, aud Miss sallie Cook, from Danyille
...... There are indications that Dr. Frank
q. Young l. 10 he married about the 10Th
inst ...... Miss Ann Cook lef, ~ Tuesday
for visit TO friends al ksnsas City secs. DIR.
J &. Bogle l. At home ON a visit, aud de-
tanned by an affection Of his throat
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IINSOLN fOtATl.
MNsfsnriife.

The wool crop Of this region 10 nearly
all sold, or under negotiation.
MIR. Allen has bought during the sea.
son between 5000 and 1900 lambs at 4
10 s cents.
i understand j. ". Allen has pur.
chased W. 2. Tais's farm-the old DR.
Campbell land-adioining IIusionyille, ~
acres at S..
Timely and abundant rains have given
lie 10 vegetation The wheat crop will he
short. Corn, though late, promises well
should the season be long enough.
John Maison, having given evidence
Of his skill in House and Carriage Paint
ing and Trimming, invites inspection and
patronage. Come, examine, Judge and Try
The traffic by the G. \. Railroad I
surprisingly great. From the little Station
OF Moreland los oar-loads Of produce wen,
shipped, and about 100 carloads nov a,
hand awaiting transportation.
Col. Jsmison has just finished ior
Uriah Dunn fall quilted Somerset saddle
Ii IL a specimen OF artistic taste and sxscu
tion which cannot be surpassed. Mr.. ID
will exhibit IL in South Carolina
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IOstI NOTICES.


A cus,r line of Refrigerator al Ow.ley
aud Higgin-'.
MAn.ur Dsuoapsr's Patterns "a, al,
At NcRoherts and stage.
a., IL. -, -, -
b.,J a, owsi"v q I,,...s', '''''''"''' wv
"a - o.. q IL, 4. at,
o,,in .,..l,.' kh"s ~ '''
''-N' ''"'s' y"
~, ruh "'she,nsi PURPOSES NY = hotlie %
,vye'r' OH WHISKY ir"m Mehoherh "
o',sg
"" h"s "' Nals. N".'s.r shu s.
,re'"i .fcshefr l"r' reoe''en ~ '~fey n
"sk"' -.
sonA "A''w n'.psnse" 'rVn me Ns~
fountain oi M'''"oe'" ~ S'sgs y me
e"e"s '~ "s" " pei
lHk Ready mixed FAINT. sold by Me
kobert- Sisgg are the hest aold-are
guaranteed In every particular.
DR CuLI.is' "FAIIH CUaE-. % esnts
"Doroihea Tndsi, !" p cents; Awere Thsy
Miracles = 10 oenis; . The Gin Of God,'
% cent. No,e' on bihls ksading, so
cents for sale ny Mckoberts a ssgg
sent ny mall 10 any address on receipt of
price.
SsILoH's CArARkH RFNEDY.-A mar.
yelous cure for Catsrrh, Dipthefia, Csnker
Mouth and Head Ache With each bottle
there " On Ingenious nasal In,eesor fcr
the NOR successful treatment Of ihe.~ CON.
plant. without sxtrs charge Prics 20 ct..
Sold by Cheusult 4 Peuny.
Assxxa Tus or,vr,o. wl. A.
m.px ,..o,,l. -. - .,on,J "A. -, a. 49,.
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PEssOslL.

-IAs I. CsAia rstsraes " Lsssnss Aenasy
Mss . n 0ssss vs sssst q NJ. Johs
-s.kB. H.resS so so.s rsm Lonaos
ths vssk
WIN NJ Hocxss aud VIII Carson are bah
irom ciseisasiL
-As. T. n wsLss. OF xirhel.ssins .. visit
ius hsr ia'hsr. Mr.. \. Cssaa.
-Ass. HsoApnrs Of Madison, mother Of Mrs.
Roosr AcAii.tsr, 10 visiting her.
Miss Bsrrs yorxo. u BATH. the pretty a.isl
Of M. q. 7. Young Ia visiting hin.
Nat Lrcr ~. clAIa. Of Cslassss ga.
vita her dsassisf. Mr.. Dc. steele s.ilsy.
Ms. De. A. "a. HuyvsAs, Of Peabody. Ks.
10 visiting bet sister. Mo Joan heRshsfs..
Ma. H. q. HAnsu hes returned from BIZ
wislsH aud Spring siosk trade Ia the south.
Mas ". n. Hal. Of knoxviiie. lena, ana
litls Robert are Visiting the hssily Of Coisae, x
blsin.
Mss A.sssE olDH.s. a nsiisss, slo he.
terdsy.
-Ds. IN :. fa.nIs. eur ss,srssisias r,psr,s,
Of soniicello. 10 Visiting HE asnsatsr. hr. o. y
kdalstsA.
Mas = 4. Tsrsnsasr, ssl hissss Assis Par.
"" ss' 's'ssss s'e~.ss'f -s"s ~ "s''s>s-""1t
Wednesday.
MAIN. srsss. Of Dssnlls. ~. bro,hs,
Of Mr. 5 e. TrasAssn, spe1, co~msace@.ni
week with her.
- n. fKLAsp. J. Hsllset Ballsu and samuel
Helm. vAo have bs.a % 10 College. are II solss
Tor the vsesiisa. 81
--AiSsks Eriz. kExSKDY. Of Hystiss,lls. spd
isnuis Kennedy, VI Crab Orchard. srs guests of
Mr.. JOIN 2. hississ. Haf
-hE NJ n. NArosAs. late Of the LsscsStsr
F'sios is learning the sisnes Of banking 10 The
National Bsut. o this pisss. ~ NJ.
Miss kSEfs wAsssS has returned from the
SOnasi scheoi At yslparlso, lad. delighted 9Th
the saIsfisrity " the iasututisa IIa-
M. Hess nsis. ~ho as bssa ssissaiaG
medical TEXTURES at the University Of Nrsals, 10
tsrsed home yesterday losAing veil.
An the teachers .ho live elsewhere. ave Miss
Adiie Parnsil aud Mn. n. n riu.bsflsks. asa
all the pupils Of the College lsn last FRIDAY iof
their homes.
Miss JssStK bsoAnDUs. after eight year, at
Tendance At stanford Female College. IRON Which
sue has iust srssusisd returned 10 her home 10
Madison Tuesday.
Mss. r. G. wAsRKs, =. W. AiesTn. \ ",
Hosser. Col n. Blain, N. q. ssnasv. W. II. VAR
noa aud 7. n. Walton. IT,. are attending Circuii
Coart At Llhsrty this week.
Mrs CLAsA n hKls graduated at Miss koli's
FEMALE College, Ia Louisville. lee days ago. With
man. honors. the Principal eoIp linsntins hsI
close application 10 study IN the vzuest words
Of praise She viii return home to-serrov. and
Ars Col. I. W. Thompson gill seeOlpany her.
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LAND. srocx avn CRor

Il. W. Afford bought OF Jos toiiey
a pair Of mules for $50.
Master Commissioner ". G. Welch
advertises a magnificent Lincoln county
farm for sale.
-'ieorge ID Wearen sold 1900 pound.
wool TO the Mes Albany WOODEN Mills at
% cents delivered.
Mr.. John Bright showed ~ the olheI
day curiosity In the shape OF twin
grain OF corr Joined together and having
Two hearts
J. W. MeAii''sr sold TO George Me
Aiis'sr sso acres OF land or the Dansiils
pike, formerly owned by Joseph McAii-ier
% per acre
-Geoige W. Afford bought OF Mat
Philips % iAmbs IT ~ cents. lie also
bought OF parties In casey zoo Tor July
delivery at cents.
A delivery OF 100 lambs engaged last
spring was made IN Lexington MONDAY
ihey weighed ninety pounds and The
price va. ~ per head
Randall iA'-ey, OF iisrrodsonrg, mer
chant and breeder OF hne Aldernes stock
mas sssisnsd' lhAniii'ieS >''ooVi assets
enough 70 cover 'hem'
Inc hra CARLOAD oil mes wheat arrived
IN IT. Louis IRON ~. Worth, Texas, on
Ju ne io'h. IL sold Tor $3.50 per hn.hel
ana was graded No. ..
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ITEMS or INTEREST
sEVERAxcE. DUDDERAK a "a.


Another new stock Of Straw Hats.
Boys Shoes in Low Gu, and Button,
Just in. I1., .f.. -
New sioc OF White silk Fans, Parasols,
I.aces, sc.
Ladies' linen Lu-,ers- in assorted sizes
and qualities. ai b. tHaia
Fifteen new pieces Of Plaid and Striped
Ginghams, Just opened.
The hes, stock Of Wall Paper in the city,
and at very low prices.
Elegant new JET Ornaments, for trim
ming black dresses. Ask to see them.
large line Of Boys, Yonthsnsnd Men-
lusier Goats, all sizes up To forty eight. Gee
Win receive from New Yor IN next
Tuesday new -,ec % White Goods
Laces, nc. 70 al DO .. 1870 s,tii
Embroidered Lace and Linen Sailor
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-DupprRAR.--On Sunday night after
q long illnew. 81 Consumption, Mr.. Mary
y. Duddersr, relict of J. Dudderar, " hon
she survived hut q year. She was = ron.
-cieniiou- Christian sud had been mem.
her Of the Bar,is, Church Tor year. Rev.
J. VI Bruce preached the funeral SERMON,
and the remain-. followed 10 the cemetor,
by large procession of friends. were con.
signed 10 their mother earth
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Mr.. John Bright, OF Indiana, Is visit
ting relations in this vicinity.
Our energetic trader, d. n prewiit
is busy shipping lambs this week.
SOME Of the boys are looking, o, so
happy since the schools have losed.
Chris, little boy Of J. W. Engleman,
had one Of his arms badly bitten while
playing with a large dog.
MIR. J. 5. Engleman Was caught in III q
storm Monday evening, and came very near
being killed by falling tree.
A party Of young ladies and gentle
men, Of this place, contemplate visiting
the Mammouth Cave in short time.
Several of our farmers have oommene
ed cutting wheat. The music Of the reap
ing machines will soon be monotonons.
A certain young lady, of this neigh
borhood, il anxious To learn the ant Of
printing. l''feteh" her up. -Composiior.
Col. j. II. Bruce, our wide awaks
turnpike President, is having the road re-
paired, where il Was damaged by the re-
cent hard rain.
We had another hard storm Of wind
hail and rain Monday evening. A number
Of trees were uprooied and wheat IN many
places was blown Hat on the ground.
Farmers say il will not ise any more, and
il will he n difficult matter to save il,
Providence Church has improved very
much in appearance, II having been recent.
~ furnished with new doors, new windows,
new pews, new pulpit and a yesiibuls; In
fact, il is almost new house Il looks AZ
a. neat as pretty girl with new calico On,
Our worthy Judge, T.. W. Brown
delivered lecture to the Sunday School
at Brights School-houss Sunday evening
We did not have the pleasure Of hearing
him. but We arr told that he makes as good
a Sunday School worker as he does 4
County Judge.
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PtLsskI tOt Nh.
ssnsessef

A heavy rain storm swept over this
section Monday night, doing great damage
10 the growing crops.
The monthly examination for teachers
certificates took place las. Saturday at the
Court-houss. Zen obtained certificates,
mostly Of very low grade. An amusing
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-06-17

Our shserihers this week are. p. n Morgan
Dunnville 4. G. Cooley, Halls GAP .. n. WI.
liaias, Kings Mountain; W. W. wilkerson, W. W
Brown, Judge }. h. stone, W. > stone, Capt. f..
wilkerson, W. NJ Crockett, J. W. Fair, q. W.
sweeney, J. y. Cahbell, Liberty John kissee, :
II. Reid, Hustcnyille; Moses Consy, Emerson
Privitt, Mckinney John A. Lewhorn, n. N. Hat
ter, W. J.. Lyle. Middleburg; W. J. Rice, Dunn
vile; J. NJ. Baldock, J. NJ. Cravens, Minionville
Mis- Emma Cox. Bursin, Ny Riehard Bradley
r. l.. Bcone, by q. r. Helu, Gore John s,ari
Frankfort W. X. Tl,oaaAs, Ellis, Kali. r. TIhbs
Pulaski station, J. ID. Basiin, Halls GsPi Mrs. NJ
A. Martin, stanford; James Hays, Mt. vernon
W. N. Spadiin. Fountain Head, Tenn