davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-19

kItrhen tlsnnly nf rosalfu's and milk; hnsrtl9
si.l1ln ftr tltnnrr, yhrlc! perhaps. by utcItsi0nn
ssrntnnlt; eontin,.n work until y. N. III winter
An1 4. NJ III summer. mud rsttlrn HUNG tu s,ll'-
lF'r. ltescs tlirsc wages they hnyc three inr*
rels Or aun,lt fiftc.'I h,ih!rrtlwulrht, of cnai,
md taaku snecthsssr iy feed lug n ltg md soniu
rul,ltry: while tho women uf tho fanlly hnvc
t to Al per sluy. md III harvest rari 1s tf tn "a.
tj,c tf ther chirF grievances u tho iiiEh prict
tho ,tso 81 lnnd trnn,,rcl ntld prepared for tho
rotntn crt'n. Tho cottagor tln'l!nE niia plantinr
, 1881-01-19
one 0ht/ nian Rejected.

SuxtLd q 7MillNdFo4 7N1rNQl,
WAs5lsuTor. p. T.. Jun. l7.-'rhe ssnato haa
9,uuln OF lis REJECTION nf a.l 0hID inall fur 0ro
i, .Gu porson hubert Il. Trexn. I'rexo IL i
Uatt tlstler nRtho Shest,v County tttpaltteHn, AuI
I,rinx the iAt caInpaEHn published ustelca RI.
tcoitnx ID fr. lefovru. WGu With tho ul Ut Sir.
Tuuu!etnutnl Mr.. ThArnaIl. CAUSED tho rujue.
tloU Ut SIX Trekifa nUMtllatlofl TOR Postmaster,
, 1881-01-19

TO TIE EdlIQT q 1He Ealta0o 3T16HHs1
CnlcAHo, Jan. ls.-ComInlsstoner Ynller's
opinion, expressed In hist evenings paper,
tlat As preferred riding Oil tie outside rather
tIlan run the risk Of cntclllng contagious dis
easss fsoul Tho lltby hay III tie cars, notes
, 1881-01-19

a Lfalun Iirles ct,rrespuistlont In Ireland
iarM jhtorur; "Allhouxh KuuvrAliy well housed,
uflcVfpnt FREQ, tho condition Ut lha lalA,rsr IL
sllA},tlli1 Of considerable tn.prOvetauut. Those
scr weekt turn out ut u. u. III WlutoE, Ut 3
q IL III summer; haye breakfast IN tls. farQs
, 1881-01-19
What Tho Street.Car OfficiatsSav
About Commissioner
"a Walfer's \
Fears of Catching Infection frOAl
the straw Or Hay Mat
ting. $780,. ..>-
Nine Deaths from Small
Since NeW-Ycar's
Day.

WrNther 10 rittu oil ttp DutAittH Df ttrrut.CnvA
rathcr than ocr"py seat on tho lns'ds aud
'nefcoy run tao llsk ot cont'MG'ns eons''
e,oils diseases from Inc ltaS anu s'FnW VIA
wI,,cl, the strcct-cars arc cnrpctctl; that hs
Ind no doubt but tat disease was SCATTERED
broadcast ny ms Straw, ~ ~ WIS ivnera!s ,.,n;
ntS ar!y' .nat ne "trs!o t, taaia eiins hv oi
rI''a Ind pfol,lDlteu t'1c pracllco ny ot,',
In ,,rnvi,la1 ,v,tl, ,r,,ttn.,mrcI,n mats M n
,mc,,,s nf rroninr ti,r vim, md cojd from
means y, kesp,s '. ang ~ Mt no'r "a0 so'' ''o'
To ascprtutn wl,at views tho officials of nlo
different street. railroads. tnok Of The mutter,
n Ii1i'uS1 feuafaet M wa '., aela'seu sGs'ety ~ .
10 !iliht nb AMI 'alk WIN ~" u 'ncu''
While prosecuting MS search i!e lllta nGcn-
E!ol, to taku threG or four strect-cnr rides
alMi, very naturally. ~ httehl'0li waS luriiGa
70 Mh tf spssf5 h prse 5 % jstse IL s lie eo eo9s
lltes. 1t IL statch tiiat III enGll llish'leg tug
eraw wns toerAbly clenil altt Cry, In sp'tenf
the rather. slns!iy rnntltfint1 OF ttie streets;
Bit, for nil tlsat. VISIONS Ot A'nali-poS hiti
1,est-hotistS ghicGl iMHnio Ii1S eyes & ~ ~
,, a ~ ~ NJ w" a TX Y n,s nnu, is fe ~ 5
.r4er"rn ~. ~ ,m i,n liz w,,t ''' '''
III + W,,s.r,t IL ,inmns. President of tho
Wmu, s;;,;o i,ivisin,,, w,,s Tho ilrst tr,,,tu,nI
lntnrrocmtcI l by illc rcysuauur rrprcsriita-
,s isS Sa WI. ID t,u u ,srst Nv t, tat NJ, sei' nj
,, M," ., ., T., mn. sn "f "",rsr
~, Ea,o m"n nn,",. rIve, Il NM cns;Srntio"
INV W,t i, ,vI,dt :ia M, t,u ~ NJ Wn,cr's
o,,ors, q tmnnt ia t,nr. nnv sa,isi, II, II
"'!egs.' tt,S,s S H, H. liar
l. ~ sea,Hft ,n,, III ,tni: In 1'oa i,
III f} ,s ,,a,, .x',,xs., ar nnimnn ~, s,i,
ins III ,tit sIt ',f,i,,, III II .,n nn"srnf,nn
IT. WitlHt 'Isl tSE y ~ 1 ,ss ''.a,Iao a
% S!fM tFo " ,1nst ~ '.,,ufm,ta ~ ~, w,,v AZ IL.
lk ~ N tS ,ns i;ns,, .H,ot ny. NV ~ ne
.g tneM Mp, a t "" pfie,g II ttra,n tu. o mo,s
,SsTn wUn.u suSs,it!'e 5mf y kuowM1ot - thlnk-that
tnVse MATS WOHl'i ue iGrltpy y sUu: t LIN
s1sa" Ut my M!Ihsel' .ne ea's MIN. n".n'' "'''
GIvl: 1ETrEl1 SATISFACTION
tnn1l anything else. III using we ue!leve
ttat u IS 1oT the yG5} ocss sn.!s'icln ~ onr
ln'tros Wo'iM "u stt' u NJ Ivy; a,,,eii erieir. N
70 keep :Wo eals proslaea WIN ltes" stf""
hli w. ti'''s: ia tin STRAW, ,,,,,1,,w,
G'te 39t ~ ,yn te nr s1.'m ni, i,isSm III; as vo
Wolltl ne N et!anghg yo.aF liien; H., WMGm 's t1o ~
straw ,s st,lea w Isi,nse u 10 Eyo },t H,ass ~
GllG tlat IL 1resli niit Sliolec: Wy ..o!hnt !l
IIfktst riEs Wouli pifMse tu ieups ~ ',,'s,i VII!
, 1881-01-19
A, ROTTEN JURY.
Discharge Of tho Entire Panel III
the Friedberg Case.
Reasons Which Prompted the Judge and
States Attorney to This Course.
Cannot THIS C'ang OF Professional Jurors
I,e Cleaned Outi

Or Its mnrl.tltg session. II WAa known
~ few officers anu frc4ucntcrs nf tho Court
thut previous to Its nprnnn Judge Mornr anu
sstnto's- Attorney StlitA lad held n hrief hut
narl,rst constitution, hut even these hai m a!en
of its nature or tho very prn''tpt a'ia dccasro
nction utl tho lmrt VI tho Judge which was
tu rcattt~fronl It. ttpnco tltero WIS grcnt
surprtsn when. After tho lset!t 1nry IL Tho
case uf Mitln!c Miller, churgcl with shortlfttuE,
l,nti come ntn curt and rendered their vcrsltef,
thus fcavnE tllo coasi clear for tho srlnl ol tho
much postponed lesser rriclhcrg cnse, tho
Cn,,rt lnao aulet little speech. IN which he satd
that In view Of curtain fncts which bad como to
Ills knowledge ho had decided 10
tfScltAIlHt: THE PRESENT rIANE1. al"
of j.trnrs In .iolnK t1e did mt wish 10 cast
my reflection Upon tho SloFif or tho officers Of
hts department. but he 'Halcsel 1t wight he
c!ntne1 t',at thoru was some legal irrcetlnrIty
~ t!ie Hcrvicc Of tho special venlrp, md there
in.iin rcturnablc At ID O'clock od, tao following
Nnfhtiiv furthor wns Hatd publicly on tho
subject, md. after tho tIfty Jurors af tho
W. WIFI lad IT, sass9 ss y to wsss. ,bo ' r ifs'ffss " .o
sa'cwnMsmt n m moteti caso tlr3pre out nlt onS e. " % QUO.
aa,l 1T ln a. y; Tho t:1!taxt, 1ravrsl shs C9Mrf
hnuH nrta,nd for III hour IN The hope 1T su,',e-
thing turning ,tp which wo,!d throw light nron
tho officials Interested III tho proceeding.
sCArE's.ArroMSEy Mills
was visttctl in hts o'Ieo md found II, rcry nlya.
trrsons' IND rctcrnt nloutt. Tho 1!recteat Of
sstspns wers % %iiinsy n tfs1 s1S III" ~
power. Al last. nftcr inncll tEu,o wastcd. lG
drnppc,l II hint III tho re,nArk tint tho principle
10 @ iepnfy Ss scIeete froin,he % t by W. "f"tia; T IS
from thu llluss of-thu people throughout tho
coanty IT, expatnea ,nas they aro not TO- Gs
from sttiy uAu Gllsy OF t1ic tuunty'S c0mltNity,
, 1881-01-19
ENGLISH poor AND RICH.

Tho Queen. NynGcs mud the Nvor1ssnen,s
-xEotv tho IEuYaa Family In Sur1,ortcN%
httd HSltnt THEY 10.
4itttftsst.l h fhr Prmr Mtnisifr ~ ENGLAND.
The hnblt Of tho 1;IgAt t,ation Of calling Tho
attention Ut other nNttons tu whatever may
seen. to tho enlightened lrttnn Ia Ia either
si.lR,tnr, tllsaRrccnbIc. Unjust, pr outrageous,
inErs II quite proper for mn 10 clsll yol1r atc,1"
lion 10 some striking peeulInrtics 0f tho English
trtars-svtttm,
As wo Americans nrc pro'1o to fraltatc soti.
tho foremost Imuple Ut Europe, and rs Il scctss
To ninty Of as Tint yUilr wnHes-systenl Ia eIth0r
singular, d'sGgrccab!e, unjust, or outrageous
possibly NIL TT thom-i am Unveiled 10 usk yots
to nuke plain ta us tho rrasons why you think
It Of DivInp origin, nnl why ytn continue It; for
Il We arc to dn hkewlSs, as wc ltWy, VIC would
iiko to knuw tic rt.tsa,l iehH.
Our distinguished Secretary Of stutc has a,lp
piled ia asith tl,tiny vn'tlnblo "(Unst|dr Reports"
MS tu wngcs Gust Of living, etc., from which I
will present yn,l Il Few fupts wh1cl, ,nny hayo
escapcd your tst'tcr+
U,r Secretary has presented these facts. etc.,
with sono comments Ut Ills own, which lio
thinks OF mt.th yM!tc. few Of which sssHy
uit1tc. rs otherwise, too, itley lnny cscapo your
nutcc.
rs csqs @ oe te 9ueo" i # aElGe Y !; sst swa
nbUlit ElDii.OU1. Tle pny Of tile QlGGn, IL thus
hlWut *l0,nN II tlny. or, III t'iintl nHn,bors, is
scren dollars Il minute. counting III nlghts, wet
days, and SuntihyB.
gets her ,ullsu. rettt free a aiming th0sH trrU
hutsses we heur VI Tits llstant potnt uf tho tut
lowing: vt. .1uu,ta PalAcu. buckingham l'NiaGe,
Hampton Court Pulace, WiMsur CASTLE, Usherno
tluusN. llAnturAl Enstlc-And th9rI may hc otll-
ers. Tho yeurly charges pni1 upon tho Royal
pAaces Is PIT d tho budget Ut tl,7.7u0.
Notwithstanding whut scc,ns III !Is III this
new country very tibprai WnHes nntl very frau
rent, tetu IL MI ftnprcsslNn In England thAt tho
Queen IL pInuhrl for ntouey.
DufiilH tito pertDt w!,cM Rho Ind snAfsy ehi-
trui,. there wis ntl i,stAut mud eolstnnt demand
on Parliament for M sllluwAbcr fur Messrs.
"itobinsDn'H rrel,atch Fopu," etc., tho moment
now bnby tslis,t, uftd sums OF thirty tn fifty
thousand mounds wlro quickly yt1ted tn kcpp tho
new -eunlcr nliye. Thus thoy wete NIL surpll to
tins nntip,,
ltisH current rct0rt Mi over England tllt ono
Of tho Qursn's children T. hcnvlly III debt, a.,,!
fttlic money for It II pretty vol knuw,l That
! tIU Queer, viii not my tlict,,.
Just wipru tho ll,ren's wtgns como from and
wliero they go ii Is I'LL interesting iuattor Of
I INJURY
You, as Prime Minister, knnW now Iulltienl
.e.,sHly s1GGs ~ t.lt ~ wy Wc . si'!et,H @ @ MHRcsl ~
Gn5 ..a. ~ ~ y. ~ GLa u''u 'ue sc'' A'la - t"
| ullCEH u$ HUI 4 "tEk.
, 1881-01-19

tff!ff ~ bteff thMH Ht q rI1Nt. NC
hhSo ihueftcoect1 shme Wora. tleeh'iee nc.
tnre wy sc.ien ts!o Gil o! tao sentence y' h,ay
-" Tint so,no III tho hnprlest working rcnrto iii
y y sa D .a M - " hn nsS mnn. |a9Gs mGr "" M
oasse s,; TS s snS to.o wso W"sos aro the Hi ig
%,at ,, !a11ec ,1 our 1T stinzs'',e seesetnsy w to
it,.gh p,,*slble TINT io Ind your r,.lnunt Qticcn
III view. Nor t4,,l ho imya hAi lila own cMsc In
sinIst.s, yu!, May, Il Il seems hesi nrcscs,t tic
IF rw % Witt 'sn a ~ II tss" wknx 'nxs
wuneu nt sbei!ielt. nve.i With tho wife Of lit
ngren,lrnl lahnfcrt wl,tfse wngos atetage In
sysrctnry sse,,fG s'.:h "lasili,s" ~ haI!re;s.
vrnnrntl., QnHen. With her waEcs Of *:U,UO per
w.ck-t,r*; p"r l,,,',.,s! IT,. .,,,,
that so .,Iaii asi, iler f avn happInrss % &c osc,l
nj soinG rs!t Of increasing TINT Of her subjects,
ny distributing l,rr wares ror II rev ycnrE now
hNf0rn sh1 tes tn H,tne i'hrGrty. STRICKEN women
" % ; Gill; sss|ss = II s; @ sss
wli11'tGr. ,,,,,. ,.,, .
nsr aw1, % l,npp!i,ess = We, wn,'la then 10 % much II.
siiG SreHsft necoritS 10 of SGas1tary !hGr WaKos
aps babies might not bo inAdo painfully 'ntscr.
aln; sn;,,a, lin ,xncr1ucut In tr,cn n,,,or yo,,r
nuh!1lislrhtlnh. ", munster. Wo shnlt W Efllic.
ny y Ioryolr t,4 rers y to ts reslts; IT, ,.,,
cory n wanR ios y usofM 5g
2e GIs Is!ry rs'g y strs sa rts Rs"0 # x II aG
hsin stnse tiai men atltl Wn'ion stis y me Erok;
EMHn|,s n!i, ;p n;Ler-p.inees Wig 10 nGrNa, Ar t5Hsni
eass a! a shs!I!e. 8 not lefs II & ri ay, .An
sre WI! Taia Sse s'e'''s 10 y or" mt'F's LII"
a Enhan,"p; "ti ~ Ill., - Ut ,o ol.u. na uot utstlseutG
, 1881-01-19

Wtnchester's ltyporl,usphites,, ,,,A
will euro consumption, coughs, WraN .,t.Gissrl
bronchitis, And g6u1ral debility. l.ssnp'S'
tWeuty-ane ycars.
, 1881-01-19

Sour stomach. bad breath, inllgeauop'
headAcha sRsIly cured BY Hop littsrs'
, 1881-01-19

NnrdrE, II, l}eYdg, Jncub KILN, David HinOI,
asSfFo ss II ! 5%ssss %h1st 7. o. MITCHELL Jaeoh N0w"a"
rtIn A5L s; s1p9; W"; x M n R!rssh Rn T. Iatuh9y1ts,
and y. YnaAsiN-N.
Tho cluh-rnom at the Sherman House was
ultimately c'.nsnll ns tlle pancb fnr holding
tho evening session, tto hn.ly conyeMtnE huro
Tio frat business OF noto was tllo report OF
Tho Enn,,ratttrD tn wh0nl Mna referretl thD ~.
port q the Secrotary. Tlt4 Cog!mlttco took
u tite tue q'''S'''''--pF's'0us'y '''''usse4-of
JURISDICTION OF 1opoEs,
recommending that tho district bylaws be 80
amended III to provide tint, except in cnses
w'ero thers wsre t,yo lodge; ~ ono place,
mlsted 9Mly to tho lolga neArost which 10
lived. The recommendation gnye rlsu to
considerable dfscussfun.. 1lla slide arguing
that tse nropose4 unseudMcMt would pct Nj
race, and tho nther side taking the stand that,
rs tho bylaws stood, u lnali Well known III
the town wherc ho lives nnt not tit to l,a-
cg'he n Inpnber of thu Order might, secure
| town wEere lte was not. known. Hit tile, by
| lnWs W4ru ll,lntly amended lis rrconinoEtled.
,'Fle Lasltln1ttee ApnQlMtGtt u oxlllltna tue
financial accounss reported them correct all1
COMMITTEES allso recommended that tIls sataty
| ut SecrutNyy Loeb ao Increased from S7h0 to
| 81 ,Goo, linking half from tue EclerAl fund
t anl ialt iro.n tho reserve snl9wlusnt fund,
| Ut $50. tlle Whole. s7oD haviug heretofore
been tnksn from that fQna. Aftcrn l0nK
! discussion the satary was Increased us rec
:Fhs reuSrt OF tho Committee OH the state
| OF tie Order showed tha number Ut nell-
bers to he 1867, It'll incEoase Of In during tie
/ year; that the receipts f9r the year we're
, 1881-01-19

taws.s ct tha un!tt.l s.a,es. exesFtg IL i,,My 10
th9 ss KreAt @ sottoa @ @u.anMntns,,tF!nx M scntres:''
agaInst tho employment ar young children III
iaotory Nork 4, Etxan T. i in!,osslnIa 10 i,re-
from VI ccnts to *1.sl u woUk.
Yurn4, Arthur, one ot thu Qaeen's boys. works
too @ s,la ta .*' sars sny si5o weck. and TO does
Slr: Cn.stll Webster c.s|!a attention to another
ssa S1f w.t. IL sSs & 9y 9se q Satsnx M 1c 4
aetsaIly ssrfs, arc ,aash aiM'nished. I fro o sno
!act fhut thuFO III Ml1Ch loss work tn le dQnG";
70 says htlwoyer, thnt "s0n@c lntn who work with
tho lnact!Hes ,s,ake ,unra wugea with thom tlnn
ihey could do without tlem,"
DISSATISFACTION.
l. Wy now uame Il, u auguInr btIt universal fact
az oIs ti,x,.ftse i !9t 1 '' d Of rore's IN E'ao"a
IhrY ars nit contont with tbatr wove.. aro
,lot satisfied 70 Ivy on thom, want u,uro waEes,
n,t sTcn to ltsi'atr of y, aud rightly. Dir. Ton
" tst%sy ye sn ssya o st r sis SS.r Ss %kas hS
~ "x%ins. VIM, Seeplatea reduction, mud hva
waErs must 81 down. dawn to iho sturvaliu1
Mr. Co!,sut shupunl snys about those work.
MGn; MO doubt thoro q fa,llt On both s,s,
.a taay d ] n,'st @ fay e 1t asd M L r., ea, tn
q sf9SSos W. .n r. &c employed thuu to tho sshuess
| - This staiolnent our tllss,usulshed socrotury
IL Gaa syoalos. n this gout, whother tho Con.
! 9n <5 per wock. having wurku.l sixty Aoirs. 0r
nus tsE,! bttutl aud huttor uf tho "yUry pt,ofust
pSs tIsssy Ss = e. teey
al sASa i hsse. n. Minister, ]. oanuot do hotter
slr beorolary i5varas llacomnvats s.on i tlese NJ
wnrkn,ou ~ this vays '1~@'
| recent GQutS4 Of tpAnIfUGkutttIR aIlU thi,tfr
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LrxcoLs COUNTY.


No. !, -. -..-,.s,-a.- IN. ,a,l,
". ~ l''''.- ,'-'',1 - !,
=" ivy ''' y" P''''
s0O', c,..,., -.
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80 , -. !. -, =. 81, 4. d.n,,, ri
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"s'sn ~ p's s,-,-I - -; NJ.
- s-s.., a., 49,, ~. - an
say "'sn,' "sr -. ' -. III A. nnm.,.
" ~ M. ,h.. .oon r.,n,nsd 70 ,hsi,
49," IVY
N o. a.. ,...;,l. ,.o.,
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col. G. w. Rochester hands us the FOL.
lowing resolution adopted By the Railroad
Commission of Kennedy at he meeting In
Lexington this week.
R,,ot,i, In view Of the isct that complaints en-
lsi from time 70 time on The part of shippers and
others sealust Railroads In the State, u Il deemed
desirable and important that such complaints be
formulated With vouchers establishing the same.
and forwarded 10 The Railroad Commission of Ken
lucky, 10 the end that The matter may - brought
10 the notice ~ the respective Railroads aeainst
shich they are urged. and that the Railroads, AZ.
Ter investigation he requested 10 report Their ac.
ton upon same With reasons therefor, 10 the Rail
road Commission. aud Who shall consider ,he sane,
and the whole proceedlns shall then he made Of
record In the sscretary's book.
R,soir,d. That the newspapers 10 Ksatuety h
requested 10 publish the above resolution.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-15
eARRARD COUNTY.


A8MrMsIrEt
Steve Walker hiss added another Nor
man stallion to his herd.
The continued wet weather will injurs
considerable hemp which had not been
taken Of the ground.
-Grorge Denny a Co, are adding
another story to their Touring mill. They
will receive their new machinery about
May LIST.
Tommy Hicks, sged about twelve,
died Of Consumption at the home Of his
uncle Jos. Hicks, April 9th, and was buried
Sunday.
John wymOre and VIM. May, Of Es-
till and Powell counties. were tried Mon
day before Commissioner Herndon for sell
ing whisky in violation Of revenue laws.
They were held for further trial, and in
default Of bail we're sent to Jail at Louis
willie. A. Burgy, charged with same Of
tense, was discharged for want Of proof
Miss Annie Craig is still very sick,
but we hope when Spring fairly opens she
will improve ...... Lancaster was crowded
with Stanford people Sunday among whom
we were glad to see W. p. Walton and wife
DIR. L. +. Huffman and wife. Frank An
thony and wife and numbers Of olhers......
Jim Craig, Of Lebanon, was up to zee Miss
Annie last week.
VIII Mars, salesman for Davis a
Joseph, in throwing an empty shoe case
into the cellar Tuesday afternoon, struck
the Deputy Sheriff, Hiram Rothwell, who
was in the cellar out Of Mars sight on
the forehead and nose, considerably bruis-
ing his head and badly breaking his nOse
A few hours previous to this accident
Joseph, one Of the partners in the house
was assaulted by a negro bost-hand with
an "AIkansAw ToOth-pick." Joseph could
not "shtand dot" 80 he leveled a pistol on
the "coon," but il snapped. Before he
could cock il again the coon" concluded
he had walked up the wrong "child Of
Israel" and lsft for a safer place.
The Barnes meeting closed Sunday
night, with total Of 1874 confessions. The
number confessing Sunday was, Mr.
Barnes says, the largest in his four years
erperienoe-225 being the number. II
would have been even greater, but the
crowd at night was so dense that persons Al
the door who wanted 10 could not gel
through. Mr.. Barnes, his wife and Mis-,
Marie left on the train Monday afternoon
for Richmond, to the deep regret Of hun
dreds, although three weeks ago not many
more than dozen Of our people we're really
glad TO see him. praise the Lord 4" lie
has accomplished in three weeks what the
local ministers could not in az many years
He preached in the Methodist church Al
Richmond Monday night. Ia fifteen min.
utes after the doors were opened the house
was crowded. Since then he has occupied
he Reformed church.
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A chilirens Raster service will be
held At the southern Methodist Church on
next sunday afternoon At Q O'Clock. The
exercises will consists Of Bible reading
rrcitations, songs, &C. SC, Nc..... Rev. N
Allen Upper will preach TO the congreea.
ton Of the Baptist Church, Chi. city, next
Sunday .....Judge Lee and Rev. y. NJ.
Green attended the meeting At Somerae
last week u the Transylvania Preahytery
...... Rev. James J. Lucas, formerly n
Danville, now an active missionary work
er in India, i on his way to the L. :. a.
delegate 10 the General Assembly NJ BnlIa.
10, n. v, and will probably reach Dan.
willie next month. lie will, however, re-
turn 10 hi. work in India.
The Peak Sisters-"Nine Poor Old
Maidsr-gase a concert at Bell Seminary
Chapel on Friday night last for the bene.
IL Of the lsi Church choir. This was one
Of the most interesting and successful en-
teriainments ever gotten up In Danville.
Besides several choruses sung by the en-.
tire troupe there was duet BY Dorothy
and Eliry-"l saw Eau kissing Kate
sung TO the tune Of Yankee Doodle" a
solo BY Ophely, Barbara Allen" another
solo, The Nine Poor Old Maids, BY "In.
cindy,r after the fashion Of robin Adair. y
and a National Air by Anminty, Betty
and Hannah Belindy entitled, Three
Blind Mice" The following gives the
impersonatione Miss Minnie Owens. AZ
Jeruslv Ann Petiigale 1.-The mother Of the
familyl; Miss Mary Lakeland, a. Aramin.
"; Miss Virginia Grigsby, a. BETTY; Mise.
Iavinis Veteran and Fanny White. a.
Dorothy and Elizy (''the two twins: Mis-
Carrie Fields a. Hannah Belindy; Mis-
Jennie Lee, a. Lucindy; Miss RaIlie Cal.
loway, a. Myrandy; Miss Efiie Chopper. a,
Narcissy, and last but not least, Miss Mag.
gle Rowland, AZ Aphely. Mrs. Buena Nc.
Goodwin presided at the piano. On IN,
following night Saturday a troupe Of
Young men (all in fun Of coursel claiming
that they were the original Peak family
and that the parties exhibiting on the pre-
vious night were frauds, burlesqued IN,
performance. The programme was almos
identical with that Of the previous even
ing, and the dressing and antics were su
premely ludicrous. The house was liter
ally packed with some Of the best peopl,
Of the town, and the performers, towsr,
the latter edge Of the evening, were Otter
overwhelmed with applause. The follow
ing will show the cast Of characters un
der the "Real Peak Sisters from Alasky;
Jerushy Ann Pettigale THE mother Of In
family Dick Dunlap; Ariminty, Charli
Bowman; Betty, p. G. Smoot; Dorothy and
Elixy lAthe two twins,") Ed Rowland an,
John Allen; Hanny Belinda, ]. b. DUNLAP
Lucindy, Will Thomas; Myrandy, Nicl
Vaughan; Narcissy, jim Todd land
looked really beautifully, and last but b
; no means least, "0ur Little" Ophel,
Paul Weir. II. Order played the accom-
paniments. This latter entertainment wa
free and for the benefit Of the public.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-15
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Mrs faris, widow OF the late Capt. j
J. Faris, il in critical condition and not
likely 10 recover.
Died, on 10th inst. at the residence OF
his mother, Mrs. X. Martin, Mr.. Richard
NJ artin. Cause Of death unknown 10 writer
Mr.. Simon 4. Higgins, Of this town
who has kept account, says We have had
forty. -four SHOWS up 10 date, and will not
be surprised IL we should have a few more
Married, on 9th inst, at the residence
Of the brides father, Mr.. Cliff Sanders,
Mr.. John s. Schooler to Miss Ina L. San
ders, the Rev. John q. Pond officiating.
The affair Was very quiet one.
The peace Of our town was somewhat
startled over cutting scrape. on last Sat
urday evening, between II. T. Jones, Jr.
and Hugh Riddle, student Of Elliott In
siitute. Fortunately neither received other
than slight wounds.
Mr.. d. n. Jones went 10 Owensboro
last week, seeking a location. Return
soon, Dave, 10 cheer ono sad heart ...... Mn.
Mamie Brown and daughter, Matte, have
removed 10 Clarksyille, Tenn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Casilen have gone 10 Alton, lid,
where they will make their future home
...... Misses Lille Gentry and Mamie
Todd, tao most beautiful aud attractive
young ladies Of the Eastern part of this
county, we're visiting Miss Jennie Prewiti
and Others, Of this vicinity, last week, and
their pleasant smiles gladdened the hearts
Of many youths, and We know that one
heart Al least will follow them. Hut, 10
reciprocale, one Of the young ladies inform.
ed "a that she had left her heart ior "medi-
cal inspection"
Mr.. Robert ferrill il responsible for
the following rat story. During the barn
ing Of the house Of bis father, Of which We
gave an account in our last, he, In remoy-
ing some articles, had his hand consider
ably hurt, and being disabled beto0k him
self 10 one side, where be witnessed the
following drama There appeared at the
window np-siaira, which had been opened
10 removing harnitnFs, q Vsnsrable-loOking