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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24

We have all heard the saying that
there are more ways to kill dog be-
sides choking him to death with soft
butter" A dead dog was found in the
suburbs OF town few days ago, with
his head fastened in tin can the can
contained grease, or something that
was agreeable to his olfactories, and
forcing his head too far in, the jagged
edges of the can top hooked on to the
back of his head and imprisoned it for
life. 1t was worse than the shirt of Mes
sus for it did not only stick to him, but
prevented his eating and drinking.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24

Williams James near Opelousas: stock. An
CUNT of ta'es, one dollar and thlrty-twn
cents
of ta'es one dollar and thirty-two cents
Williams Onezime near Opelousas; stock
Amount of ta'cs two dollars and twenty
eight cents.
Willery, Albert near Opelousas stock. Am
cunt of ta'es, two dollars and twelve cents
Wilson, Arnold Petit Rois; improvements anc
stock. Amount of ta'es, two dollars ana
twelve cents
Wilson, Ben near Opeousas; stock. Amount al
ta'es, one dollar and thirty-twO cents.
Wilson, Claiborne near Grand Coteau; STOCK
Amount OF ta'es, one dollar and thlrty-t"o
Wilson, Willis Bayou Current: stock. Amount
of ta'es, one dollar and sirteen cents.
Winchester, Abraham Bayou Chc0t; one mare
Amount OF taes, one dollar and slTtttlt
cents.
whitehall N. near Washington stock. Amount
of ta'cs, two dollars and twelve cents.
Wroter Edmon W. Vile Plate; three horses
and one head of cattle. Amount of ta'e>,
one dollar and ninety-sir cents.
cunt of taes, one dollar and forty-eight
cents.
Wintz. Louis Bayou BTuf horses, cattle. mcr-
chandise and vehicle. Amount OF ta'es, NJ
teen dollars and forty ceuts.
Warren, Edward near Washington; one horse
Amount of taos, one dollar and forty-elg
Yancy, Ben near Opelousas stock and vehicle.
Amount of ta'es, three dollars and twenty
four cents.
Zerrlngue, Narcisse John Techc; stock AM
cunt OF ta'es, two dollars and sirtyfour
cents.
On said day of sale will sell such portions OF
said property as each debtor will point out.
and in case the debtor shall not point out
sufficient property, will at once, and without
further delay, sell the least quantity of said
property of any debtor, which any bidder will
buy for the amount of the taxes, interests and
costs due by said debtor. The sale will be
without appraisement. for cash, in legal tender
money of the United States.
c. c. DUSON,
Sheriff and Tar Collector, st. Landry Parish.
Sept "A
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24

The water at the mouth of Red river
is so low that no boats can pass. We
are told that cotton shipped a few days
a go down the Courtableau, to meet the
boat due at the Little Devil, from New
Orleans, had to be brought back, be-
cause the boat could not get in at the
mouth of Red river, and had to return
to New Orleans with her freight. The
advantage of railroad is now very
apparent.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24
CHE ElRF,s SALE. ..
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OFsT LANDRY,
No. 12493.
EDWARD NJ WILLARD VS.. ISAAC F.
LITTELL.

By virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued
out of the honorable District Court, in and for
the parish Of st. Landry, in the above entitled
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse of said parish, in the town of Ope-
lOusas, on SATURDAY, the 5th day of
November 1881, at II O'Clock A. NJ, the following
described property, tO-wit:
One certain tract or parcel of land with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uated on Bayou B9nf in the parish OF st.
Landry containing about nine hundred acres,
bounded north by lands belonging to the estate
of Stephen W. Qlirk, south by lands belonging
to Cook & Small, east by lands Of Mrs. Eugene
Bichard, estate Of Mrs: Nortor and the public
part of the same property that the said Isaac
+. Lttell acquired OF Mrs. Constance Lttell
and comprising his present residence.
TermsCash.
C. C. DUsON,
Sheriff Of tho Perish o5 st, Landry.
Sept, u
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24
HENRY L. GARLAND EFT AL VS.. JEAl
PIERRE VALERIE, TUTOR.

BY virtue OF writ of fieri facias, issued
ont of the honorable District Court, in and
for the Parish of st. Landry, in the above en-
titled suit, and to me directed, will proceed to
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, at
the Court House OF said parish, in the town Of
November, 1881, at II O'Clock 4. NJ, the following
described property, to-wit:
l. certain tract Of land, being the south
west quarter of south east quarter of section
twenty seven in township six south Of range
two east in South Western Land District OF
Louisiana, containing forty acres and 25I1O0
being equivalent to forty seven and 20nO0
2. About twenty acres cotton growing lin
deld) about eighteen acres corn lin f1eld,J one
work horse, one work mare. tcreOle,) two yoke
of oxen, one old wagon, two plows.
Terms-CaSh.
G. C. DUSON,
Sheriff Of the parish OF st. Landry.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24

There has been more building and
repairing Of buildings in Opelousas in
the last twelve months than ever before
in the same period, within our recOllec-
ton. The carpenters are all busy, and
the sound Of saw and hammer can be
heard everywhere.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24
Saint .Nn1y'S academy,
OPELOUSAS, ST. LANDRY, LA

The classes of this academy will be resumed
on Monday. the Sd of October. Parents are
earnestly requested to send their children on
the very first day.
Very Rev. G. RAYMOND,
A. NJ. D. d. Director
Rev. J. F. RAYMOND
Mr.. ISIDORE MEEHAN.
Sept 24-2t
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24

1t is thought that the present cotton
crop of this parish will bring fully as
much money as the crop last year for
while SO much cotton has not been pro-
dnced as was then, it will probably all
be saved, which was not done last year,
and it will bring better price.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24

The liver is the organ most speedily
.lisordered by malarial poisons. Ayers
lAgue Cure expels these poisons from
the system, and is most excellent
remedy for liver complaints.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24

Notwithstanding the copious rain,
Ten days ago, the ground is almost as
dry as before and there is scarcely any
water to be found in the prairies for
stock.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24
District Court.

During the past week, beginning
Friday the 18th and up to yesterday at
the time of going to press, there has
been sixteen convictions, viz:
Amos Reed, Bill Dubose, Walter
McCree, Alexis Nezat and Arville
Guidry, four for disturbing peaceable
assembly. viz:
Rufus, Bob and Walton McCree, and
Eugene Lavergne. Dumas Sonnier and
Belezar lIebert were convicted of horse
stealing. Sam johnson and Jack Rob
ertson OF petit larceny, and Arthur
Turner of assault and battery.
On Thursday last the Court ordered
a new jury to be drawn for the coming
week, in order to clean up the criminal
docket, which has been unusually large.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24

See notice of confirmation at the
Catholic Church of Opelousas, on
October 9Th.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24

Mr.. Jean Martin has sold his residence
IN Opelousas, to a Mr.. Delahoussaye OF
Termillionville. He is going to France,
lis native country, we are told.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24
Catholic Church. Of OpelOexsa.

Confirmation will be given in this church on
Thursday, the 9th of October. Children and
grown persons who have not yet been con-
firmed are earnestly invited to prepare them
selves for it. Sept. 24-2t
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24
For Rent or Lease.

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE on
"A Court street. For terms apply at this
Office sepl 24-4t
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24
D7Celli7sg for Sale.

A GOOD DWELLING CONTAINING SIX
"A rooms, and kitchen, situated at the corner
of Court and Cherry streets, Opelousas, are for
sale. For particulars apply at this office. or to
Sept. 17-6m. T. 8. RICHARD.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24

WORTHLESS STUFF.-Not so fast my
friend if you could see the strange
healthy, blooming men, women and
children that have been raised from
beds of sickness, suffering and almost
death, by the use of Hop Bitters, you
would say, GLORIOUS and invaluable
remedy."-[Philadelphia Press.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24
FOR S.4LE.

, Pair Creole Mules, $500 a pair.
1 Woods Combined Mower and Self Rakns
Reaper, $4,000, or the
Reaper portion of above complete for $4,000.
Enquire of JAMES PENDIIL.
September 3d-4t
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24
900 H.4v.DS WANTED.

L citic railroad Pay per day, Sl.75 without
board, or $l.25 with board. Apply to
Al. PERRAULT.
At Clerks Office District Court, Opelousas.
Aug Goat.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
List Of Jurors.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of St. Landry
Be it known that on this twenty second day
of September. A. u. 1881, in pursuance OF an
Judge of the 18th Judicial District Court in
and for said parish and State, bearing date
September 22d, 1881, we have proceeded at the
Clerks office, town Of Opelousas, parish OF
st. Landry, to draw an additional venire OF
thirty good and competent jurors to be sum,
moned to appear Ill Court on Monday, Septem
Der, 26th A: d. 1881, all the members being
present and having compiled with all the for:
mality required by law, u. Duro, one Of SAID
members drew from the general venre box
one at the time, the names OF the following to
serve for said week commencing Monday
September Goth, A. d. 1881, to-wit:
Beverly Morgan .--.-..-...-- .OpelOusas
Antoine Christman ...-,.
YIN. p Kins ,---.-.----- one Maiies
John MOrnhinveg. -...
J. +. DebaillOn. ---.--.-.. near
L. b. GOnor. -..--..--.-.-
LeOdore Skinner
5 5.o Ray sns'' op aiasas
Prosper johnson. ...... near
John Arnold .-...............Be Bellevue
Alex f Deylie Grand Pi Prairs
Jos. Vidrine. Plaisance
W. A. sandoz .Opelousas
Alex; hsje1 M.rt ;i--..--. -.
RM Milstead. -... Pl aaga,a
Evariste Robin .,-.. Prairie DIES Femmes
Emile Donate ---.--..--..---;; Opelonsas
Martin CUmeau. ...-......-.. Plaquemne
L. W. Anderson Washington
TheOgene Bertrand. Plaisance
Alex NeZat Barry s Landing
J. M. Milstead. .P1aquemine
Il. A. GuidIy "
Jack Beauchamp -... Opelousas
In testimony whereof, we have hereuntC
signed our names, the day and date above
written.
c. MAYO,
d. DURIO, ''oA'
JOHN SIMMS,
JAMES 0. CHACHERE,
Clerk District Court.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24

Mr.. w. R. Cochran of Opelousas,
will soon remove to New Orleans.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-09-24
JUDICIAL ADVERTIsEMENTs.

HERIFF,s SALE.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
No. 1906.
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A great deal Of sickness is reported
by our ply sicians in and around Crab
Orchard
We are indebted 10 Mrs. Kate Egbert
for some very excellent peaches. They
we're the finest and incest We have had
this year.
Mr. Jacob Higgins received Wednes-
day a telegram from Danyille, stating that
John Middleton, son OF Harry Middleton,
MAS dead. His remains were brought up
ON train the same afternoon, aud Inferred
in the family burial ground, near Walnut
Flat. The deceased had many friends in
this community, who were shocked at his
death.
We we're present at the reopening OF
the Crab Orchard Springs School, in the
hall Of the Springs, on last Wednesday
morning, Rev. |. ). MeElroy, OF Stan.
ford, made some very appropriate remarks,
in which he urged the pupils TO 20 10
work with purpose, and 10 "do with their
might what their hands found 10 do" &c.
When he had finished, Proi. d. T.. Moore,
the Principal, msde a lev remarks 10
visitors and pupils. There we're fifteen
pupils ia attendance, aud a great many
more will come after the extremely hot
weaiher is over. We can't see any reason
Why Crab Orchard Springs School won't
be one of the best in the State. Certainly
with Prof Moore as Principal aud Miss
Jean Dickinson a. Assistant, there eau be
no possible reason Why il will not be a
successful school. Prof. q. y. Moore came
here some eighteen months ago and sstab.
lishsd school al the Springs. During the
past year he has had entire charge Of the
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LINCOLN COTNri.


Rev. Z. Banta has bought the "lIisL-
land House" Of Mr.. II. 4. Young.
Mr.. W. K. Cook ia the happy man
this time. Cause, Gne son. Next
Mrs. II. z. Young is again confined to
her bed She has been in feeble health for
a long time, and fears are entertained that
she has Consumption.
We would respectfully commend the
following expressive passage to the
thoughtful attention Of certain persons of
our protesting" friends: james |, 2G.27.
"l.et Us have peace"
There is certain set, whose habita.
Iion is no great distance from here, who Of
late have been trying 10 lead mother.
less young girl Of sixteen from the path Of
honor aud virtue into that OF degradation
and ruin. Shame We mention no names
this time. but il the attempt is repeated
will publish them 10 the world. "a word
To the wise" nc.
Rev. J. Il. Raglan preached line dis
course at the NJ. T.. Church here last Sun
day morning ......A protrscted meeting will
lie commenced at Mt Pi-gah, near the
Kidd School house" on the third Sunday
morning in the present month. Services
will commence at the usual hour and
continue through the week We learn
with pleasure that several persons enlisted
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R D. Bruce cold to J. I. Bruce Gfiy
Cotswold ewes At s. per head, and some
habitat 20Olb hogs At s. per hundred
-PAns CoURr. Owing 10 the fair end
the droutb, no cattle q consequence we're
offered Monday. A few hor.es sold aver.
aged $50, aud mules 500.
The farm Of the late Msi Wiley, in
Fsyette county, contsining over three
hundred acres, was to-day sold To Lister
wilherspoon Tor slO2 % per acre.
The Catlettsburg Democrat SAYS the
wheat ihreshed on fifty six farms in that
county shows an average yield Of three
and a half bushels TO each bushel aown.
= Reid -oli to John Mcfarland, 81
Russell, his bull, Guynne Duke, for sGj,
and a calf months old by him to Preston
Beck, Of Wayne, for 500. They we've
thoroughbred
At the sale Of Robert Cunningham,
in Fsvetie county, on Monday la.t, corn,
per acre, sold at SiO.95, estimated to make
, barrels per acre. Work horses brought
$50; milch cows, 500.
-CINcISSATI.-Good shipping and best
butcher cattle are in demand; lower grades
quiet. Prices range from $50 to $3.50
for common to ~ % for best butchers, and
s. - for best shippers Hog are steady
at $3.50 TO - 60 for common to 1913 TO
s. for heavy shippers. Sheep are in fair
demand at q to cents; stock ewes, q to
b do wether. - to T. Lambs are quiet
at to Al cents
In the several parts Of Indiana, Iii.
nois aud Ohio that we have Travelled in the
Las, week the terrible effects Of the drought
are plainly apparent. The corn crop will
nowhere average a half yield, while in
many localitie. il will not be worth gather.
lug We would advise those who have to
depend On their daily labor for support to
he up sud doing aud begin now TO econo-
mize.
County Court day was miserable
failure in every branch Of business. The
dry westher seems to have affected every
thing, aud already the delinquent is begin
ming " use il as an excuse for his failure
To pay. Capt. Bush reports the stock
market As follows lowing to the coniinu-
Gus drought there was but few stock on
market. sold some scrub steers and
heiiers at ? to q cents per pound. A
good many plug horses offered aud sold
from 500 to $50 per head"
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LOClL NOTICEs.

Go 10 McRobert. 4 Sisgg for the Rest
b.ceni Cigar.
FRrsH car Salt, Lime and Cement At
W. II. Higgins.
BouKs on faith Cures for sale by Me.
Roberts n Stagg.
Tur best cigar in town Is found At Pen.
nv n McAlister's.
iIEapQuARrrRs Tor School Books At
McRoheris 4 Stages.
WArcmrs and Jew,lry repaired aud
warranted by Penny n McAlisier.
MADAME DrNoRrsr's Fall style Pat.
terus for sale at Mcnoberts and stagg's.
Nav lot oliver Chilled Plows at W. IL.
Higgins. Buy, aud be ready for blowing.
FoR medicinsl purposes buy bottle of
lO.year old Whisky from McRoberts n
Stsgg.
A SPLENDID line Of Toilet Soaps and
Perfumery, very cheap, al Penny n Me-
Alisiers.
Prnr. Ice cold, delicious That the
Lind Of Soda Water you get At Penny 4
McAlisier's
McRourRrs n STAGE have . beautiful
line Of the latest les Of Jewelry on hand,
Call and see them.
ALARGE stock Of Jewelry, Watches aud
Silvsrware, nj less than city prices, at
Penny n Me Alister's
LraaL BLaSKs Of all kinds for sale at
TnE lSrFHiOR JouRSAL office Clerks,
sheriff., Magistrates aud Constsble- will
save money by giving us an order.
SrRAYEp.- About two weeks ago a red
Gov. with some white spots Had horse
shoe brand On hip. VIII pay Tor informs
ton leading 10 her recovery. j. y. Craig,
St.nf.rI
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MILLER a late hour last eveL-
ing We learned OF the death Of Mrs. J. H.
Miller, al Halls Spring, OF Typhoid Flur.
Her temain. were taken 10 her home, and
to-day at II o'clock Rev. J. \. Sims will
preach the funeral sermon. The remains
will I've taken 10 Richmond, anu al 10 A. NJ
on the 10th, will be inferred in the ceme-
terry there. Obituary deferred till neIt
week.
-DuDDERAR.-Died on Friday last,
Mir. Lucy Ann, wife Of Mr.. james Dud-
derar, aged SO years. She had suffered
for several days before her death with tur,
but Was conyalescing and on fair road 10
recovery when blood clot Of the heart ap.
pesred and caused her death 10 short
time. Mrs. Duddsrsr became a mem
Der Of the Christian Church in 1874,
since which she had lived devoted life Of
piety, ever ready TO answer calls Of mercy
and TO sacrifice her own feelings for the
good Of others AS an attendant on a
sick bed she hsd no equal, and no one ever
sought her services in vain. Respected and
loved by the community in which she
lived, her loss will lie deeply felt in it, aud
a genuine feeling Of sympathy goes out to
him whose companion she was for more
than thirty years, and who keener than al !
feels the irrepsrable loss. Ed. Joseph
Ballou preached the funeral sermon on
Saturday at the Church, after which the
remains were conveyed to her brothers,
Mr.. Lewis Dudderars, from whence they
were taken for interment on Sunday morn
ing in the family burying ground near
Boons's School. house.
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lions In regard 10 bis memory. and Al an sdourn.
81 meeting on the srd Of September, issi, The
COMMITTEES reported ihe following. whleh vare
unanimously adopiei
RIM Bradley, Esq, was born IN Madison oouu.
", Ry., on the 25th Day Of March, 1905. and died
August 10, 1881. Of humble. respectable raren-
go, he lalorei IN early lie under the dlmcultie.
sitendi ng'many ofthose whose illnstrious nsmes
adorn the annals Of Kentucky Jurisprudence. ny
his indomitahle will aud perseverance,. be over.
came obstacles that would have dishesrtene,l 9TH
tiers far less resoluie and ultimately ran course
perhaps the most remarkable of any lawyer In
Kentucky, sstabli shing reputation asa success.
ful land lawyer, second 10 none In the most event
fol liigstions Of his day. Though In this class Of
litigation he was prs-eminent, yet In other de-
psrtmsnts Of Jurisprudence he was the peer Of The
most distinguished lawyers Of the state.
Socially, he was unsurpassed a. conversation
alist, Ny the dreside In the ofoe, or elsewhere he
was uucxcelled, bis native mother wit, large ex-
rcrience and observation, furnishing a storehouse
repiete with much that was entertaining and In
structive.
lie leaves a devoted widow, lsrge and respect.
able family Of children, grand children and many
friends TO mourn his loss, having been called hence
At the ripe age Of nearly a years, With an I'M
clouded Intellect, aud the hope Of biissiul in-
mortality.
We, the members Of the Lancaster Rsr, Of witch
he ~as member for more than hny years.
Re'aire, That In his death the legal profession
has lost one OF H. abest members, that wedeplore
bis loss, and especially recommend TO the young
lawyers his example Of untiring energy In the at
iainnent Of professional success and honors
"a. That We tender TO his bereaved family our
sincere condolencc
81. That copy of these proceedings he furnish.
II his family, and that We request that memo
-ia page Of the Garrari Circait Court he set apart
or the recording thereof, aud that THK ISrERIoa
JOURNAL, Dauville AfrocI'e, Richmond Regisi,y.
Somerset RsPorter aud Dtnville TribHne he aud
hey are hereby requested to publish them.
Jas, A. ANDERSON,
WI. IANDEAN Committee
b. ", BuRDErr.
". ". OwsLEY, Chm. \. X FArIENkR. ser'y
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personal.

Mss IaNx.p.xtoN has gone H. Lebanon.
--JupaE g. y. Hill. ia. b. iu Cincinnati on
business.
Ms aSp Ms Gsn. ~. Raves have some to
hsus.teepius
Ms nN " n,eaiss hs. returned ieo'a Eo's.
castle springs
MIS- Aticr Pass, OF rsrs.,ils i,n jaiss
,. a rhinp.'
NJ. s,ss. rsssrsoros has returned to
ssyu Institute.
-gsv. avn Mas l. = NcEtRor are a, Crsh
Orsbsri springs
Raw. ". ". wiSrKn and sis -efs guest. Of
Nj. ". Crais mi, west
-A.Hrtss Rrp. oi Hu-iouville, va guest
u Ats james y. BAILEY.
,s.IgASSiE LaeKEt, Of Lancaster. 10 visit
los her un,ls. Nj. ", NJ iAetey.
NH n. II. AIuEHrsos h 10 to~n delivering
the state Gafstset 10 suis.sfibefs.
Ms Gao y. Buspgrf, an euterrfising Tau
caster gtocer "a here "Wednesday
AT NUNSEtLEr viii hola forth a. rfs'l-
deuce neat suudsy, bat hep u guiet
Ne asp Mas. }. -, prSS. of Eiehmoui.
.sts visiting relatives here this weet.
-Mt-ss Atirg GoyEa ani Lirfis carter gill
=, ~ sshooi a. North Nidllsiou TIL. ssssioa.
Mss n ". HosEss. ". H. NrRabsrts aud
saith Bsaghman took In the Lsiinsteu Pair.
Miss M.n NaHSoS TOOK o. Ia prsuiuHs at
III. Is.iasisa taif 90 her besutiial paintings
Ma. w. M,ktsSEN b.. returned 10 The
Railroad Ettsnsioa. uhsre be- hs. the position u
fofvmsn-
Mas Is.., uANuros aud .on. T. W Hamii-
ton. ave visiting NJ. sister. Ms a.. ". ralfict, In
Indianapolis. lBi.
-THE srE.-Mr. }. ~. Miller ccntinue. very
~ Mm John N. Reid, who has hsen saasrins
greatly 18th sistica. - improslu g.... Mrs J.. NJ
C.u-ntsr &. do~n -ith the sA@s di-sa.s iiItie
cora. daughter Of NJ. stefiins udmes. Is sefr
lo~ Nth typhoid lover.
Mis- MATS HAN rhs charming daughter Of
s.HAtor-slsct Eatsr Blain, of stanford, -ho has
iesn ,isitins the t.miiy Of J. ". Halt fsiarnsi
hoae last Monday MIR. ". n. Hall. VI Knox
vile. T.nn., aud Mrs. N MoFelaad, OF Huston
,lils, AZ, have been visiting At J. " Halls thi'
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Springs property, Col Shelby having in.
trusted II to him merely on HE depofi.
meht a. perfect gentleman, not demand
ing one cent Of security ior IT, Prof
Moore vas entirely deserving Of this com
pliment. o. our citizens we'll know, Tor
during hi. stay here he has by his industry
.obriety sud general department won the
esteem 81 our entire community. Parent.
Who wish To- give their children thorough
education should lose no time in sending
them 10 this excellent school.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-09-09

Those who have remembered US this week are
J. !. Goode. Mt. salem, Daniel skidmore, Gull.
lord Mo- }. l.. Holtzclaw, Dsvall, Texas W. X,
holizclaw, feyton y. Parrish, Gilberis Greek; W.
T. white, Miss Laura Adams, Preachersvllle by
J,T' Bingaman; J. %. Green, Ballard Smith, Me
kinney John NJ. MeIsoberts, Brysnisyllle, Thos
MoRoberts, Dinyille; J. W. westhsIiord, Milledge-
vi lei :. =. Lackey, Gallstin. Tenn; Il. b. Me.
Roberts, Grenada, Miss; Miss Mary Owsley. Nash
vile, Tenn A. u. Nandeveer. v. H. Watson,
shsnks sPoonsmore, NJ. ID. Elu,ore, stanflrd; Miss
Sabra Pennington, Lexington