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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-16


Texas pine, rough, per thousand. ....... $a5 90
Texas flooring I. and c., dressed per NJ 90 90
Texas boxing, dressed, per thousand 49,. 90 90
Yellow Pine, dressed N and ~ per M. 40 90
Yellow pine, L. and g., per thousand. IS 90
Flooring, y. p all heart, T. and G., per NJ 40 90
Boxing, dressed, yellow pine, per M..... IS 90
Siding, Is, dressed yellow pine, per M. IS 90
Ceiling, Is, dressed, yellow pine, per M. IS %
Siding. 50, dressed yellow pine, per M. 90 so
Ceiling 80, dressed yellow pine, per M. 90 50
White pine, from to z, per thousand. - 90
Siding, ". white pine, per thousand. 800. 90 50
Ceiling, u, white pine, per thousand. 500. 90 90
Poplar, per thousand Observation-Disclosures. 90 90
White oak, per thousand ................ 20 90
Sawed cedar per thousand ............. 90 90
Failing, white pine d. and H per M.... 40 90
Failing, yellow pine, d and H, per M. 50 90
Failing, yellow pine, rough, per M. ....... 90 90
!athS, wh,te pine, per thousand ......... 50
Laths, yellow pine, per thousand ........ 50
Shingles, Long Co.'S 80. K" per M. 90
Shingles, all heart. cypress, per NJ. ....... 50
Shingles. cypress second quality, per M. so
Shingles, cypress third quality, per M. -. 90
Shingles, yellow pine, per thousand. ..... 50
Shingles, "Shoo-tly," per thousand. ..... &C
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-16

The UNIVERF n. STOMACH BITTFRS have
been intiy tested and carefully examined by MIR
G"orge kaItuy"r, weLknown chemist and 1r II
M"nE"r, city IhN>i' ian. Both declare them 10 he
manufactured 81 rurr herbs and the best Of sTirts
and rrIomn end 'h.m to all suffering from a weak
preventative "
Also keeps crn.,anty on hand a well assor,rd
STOCK OF n best LIQUORS, CoCnac and ~ ckrcrfy
CoTdiss. -,
The t'n"e'sal Stomach Bi,ters are manufactured
ey "'enets w'-r the peasenal supervs ION Of
MI " etHer, the inventor Of ne r.nnvu.d
'N''' -" '''FeN r-Iysm
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LAND. ST0cK AND cR0P.

p. II. Idol bought Of Johnnie Feland,
a combined gelding for $3.50.
&C. @. Ware sold to A. S. SpoonamOre
II heifers averaging $50 lbs. at So 30 per
cwt
Seventy head Of blooded horses, sold
at Eminence, KY, Yesterday, brought $751;
2lO.
The slop cattle at Silver Creek distil-
lery have been sold at 8 cents to Weber,
Soper 4 Co, Cincinnati
Muir 4 Bro, Of FayetIe, sold so head
fat cattle for July delivery at 7 cents. The
highest price yet made public.
Reuben Williams sold to Ambrose
Buford, FIVE head Of three-year-old scrul
steers for $3.50, equal to 8 cents per ID.
Green b. Morris closet a sale with
Mrs. Hunt Reynolds by which the promis
ing colt Cresosote goes to Missouri. Price
5000.
The English Derby, Wednesday, wa
won by Shotover, Quiektime second, Lor
lizards Sachem third. Shotover's tim
was 2:45 3-5.
w. T. Baughman sold TO James M
Phillips 1854 acres Of land adjoining Hon
J. s. Owsley, and the same recently pur
chased from him for $3.50, squsl to near
ly S2S per acre.
County Court day was one Of the dull
est court days ever known in Winchester
About 400 head Of cattle on the marke
few of which were sold publicly, A few
private sales we're made at to D cent
Mules brought 500 to siS5. But fe
horses, and prices low.
Blair, Osborne a Ballard delivers
last week TO b. s. MattiDgly, for difisreI
parties, AZ head Of cattle of Of slop, ave
age weight 1000 pounds-PIiee 81 cen
per pound for 20 choice. and Al cents 4
the remainder; also 80 hogs, average weigl
2lO pounds, price paid 81 cents per poun'
IL Lebanon Standard.
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NARRMcFs.


-Rob't Baxter and Miss Mary Gentry,
Of Richmond, eloped to Aberdeen, o, this
week and were married.
-DlsHoN--ANDERsoS the 18th, at
Dock Anderson's, Mr.. James w. Di.hon
was married to Miss Cloe Anderson.
Miss Lucy McElroy, Of Lebanon, and
Mr.. Andrew Cochrane, Of Maysville, we're
Married at Mr.. John McElroT's on the
9th.
Miss Joseph Melvin and Miss Susie
Lawrence, Of Crab Orchard, were married
at Mr.. James Lawrences last evening. The
bride is a sweet sixteener.
Mr.. ]. A. Carpenter, Of Baristown
Junction, and Miss Lee Guthrie, Of Yves,
Boyle. were married recently. We extend
our heartiest congratulations.
Miss Amanda Cook. the handsome and
winsome daughter Of Mr.. J. NJ Cook, Of
Hlstonville, will be united in marriage to
Mr.. Geo. B Cooper, familiarity known as
"Thomp.ie," on the 3lst.
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. J. s. Sims returned from the
General Conferenc, yesterday, and will
preach as usual sun lay.
The General Conference at Nashville
elected J. w. Proctor, Of Danville, Treas
urer Of the Board of Managers Of Church
Extension.
Our Baptist friends at Hustonville
have let their Church to A. Lord, Of Dan
willie, for 5000. The foundation is fur
nished by the congregation.
The whole number Of white Baptists
in the fifteen Southern States is 974, 100
and colored 74l 1914. There are seventeen
colleges, with ISL Professors and 2,646
students, aud the endowment funds are
S974.6Os. There are also twenty-five fe-
male seminaries and ten institutions for
colored pupils.
Rev. J. B. McFerrin was reelected
Book Agent by the General Conference
Rev. L c. Garland, President Of the Board
Of Missions; Missionary Secretary, Rev. r
A. Young; Treasurer Of Board Of Missions
Rev. ID. Q. Kelly; Secretary Of Church Ex
tension, David Morton; Book Editor, Rev
w. p. Harrison; Sunday.school Editor
Rev. w. G. L, Cunnyngham; Editor Chris
han advocate, Rev. o. p. Fitzgerald.
The Southern Presbyterian Assembly n
Atlanta, ia, sends this to the Northern
Assembly now convened at Springfield
ILL.,: In order to remove all difficulties il
the way Of fraternal correspondence, fol
which we are prepared, we adopt the fol
lowing minute: That while receding from
no principle, we do hereby declare our re
greet and Withdrawal Of all expressions o
our Assembly which may be regarded a
rejecting upon, or offensive to, the Genera
Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church ia
the United States Of America.
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CINCINNATI Cattle continue firm and
strong Common, sSCs4 25; fsir 10 medium
$500 $50; good 10 choice butcher grades
s57JC76.75; fair 10 choice shippers 1907.
so; stillers s55O@G.75. Hog are also in
good demand at $3.50 to 1926 for selected
butchers and heavy shippers; $3.50 TO ST.
80 for fair to good packers; common 80 TO
SO 30. Sheep are steady at 81 to 81 for
good TO best Lambs are in light demand
at 81 10 II cents.
-LoUIsvnLE RACES. Tuesdays sport
began with a dash Of mile, with 12
starters. Pope Leo won Il in li49l. Rege-
eide ID, saunter "a. The second race was
Eve furlong scramble for 2.year ODDS;
nine started and George Kinney took il in
1904. Wandering "a, Bonneretta 80. Hin
doc, Runnymede, Creosote and Checkmate,
contested for the Merchants Stake dash Of
1 miles. Hindoo was declared winner in
the slowest time ever made for that stake,
1854. The fourth race was a dash Of 4
Of mile and brought out seven starters
Pride Let, Charly B. ID, Tonswands ID.
Time, I;lsl The last race, mile heats.
was won in two straight heats by Bramba.
let's in I;46 and LAST, Pet Malloy I'd.
Wednesday was a good day and the sport
was fine. Monogram won the 6rst race, =
dash Of one mile in li4i, Capias ID, Joe
Murry Sd. The Magnolia Stakes, I Of a
mile heats brought out Eve contestants.
Lizzie $. won the second and Boot Jack the
first and third. Time, l;l5i, I:l6 and 1914.
The third race was ! miles. Fatiniizs
took it in l:57, Fair Cut ID, Rochester 3D..
The fourth race, dash Of ! Of mile was
won by Mammomist in l:02, Hickory I'd,
eleanor 3D.. The steeple handicap, dash
Of ~ miles had five starters. Miss Malloy
was winner in 4l6l, Guy I'd. Glasgow Sd.
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A CONTRADICTION
Not Yet "Out Of the Woods.

Robert Newton, General Agent of the
Mccormick Harvesting Machine Company,
received telegram Yesterday from that
corporation stating that they we're inform
ed by their General Agent in Kansas that
no public trial Of Woods and McCormiek's
selfbinders had been held at Lawrence
this season, as was stated in our issue OF
Saturday last, and that Woods had gained
no victory in Kansas this season. Mr.
Newton also informs US that last season
four thorough and exhaustive trials Of
Woods and McCormiek's self-binders,
lasting through the entire season, were
held on the farms Of !. d. Watson. M. s
Mason, j. X. Candle, and Messrs. NJ Turn
ly and w. T. RadiOrd, all Of Christian
county, KY, in each Of which the Woods
machine Was ingloriouslY defeated, and ID
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EngIemdn's MIN

One Of our neighbors says that onions
are a sure cure for hog cholera.
Sam Engleman is the boss hunter. He
went out last Friday and killed Eve foxes,
six fox squirrels and ground hog.
Some Of our farmers are getting dis
couraged in regard to their wheat crops.
Mr.. s. II Yeager says that he has field
Of thirty acres that he will sell at s. per
acre and throw in FIVE acres Of oats,
Judge Jack Yeakey claims that he
has the largest mule colt in the county.
He says be went out the morning after it
was foaled and saw something sucking the
mare. He thought il was Buck Hyatt's
horse and went up TO scare him away, and
behold il was mule colt larger than the
mare.
Foxes are getting TO be so numerous
in this vicinity that the people have to
stand guard to keep them away from their
chickens. One came to Sam Engleman's
three times one day last week and helped
himself, and one ran into Tim Engleman''
barn after duck and would have csptur.
ed her had there not been a negro man in
the barn and kept him of with sticks and
clubs.
The Providence picnic will come Of
next Saturday without fail. Ten o'clocl
is the hour appointed to assemble. Their
were several gathered together last Satur
day but we're disappointed. If they haC
been subscribers to the INTERIOR jour
NAL they would have noticed the postpone
ment. Our advice to them is to subscrib'
at once and they will be kept posted in all
matters.
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Card of Thanks.

10 The Members Of Hope Lodge, No. 10,
Stafford, Ky, KRights Of Honor; wish
to express my profound thanks for the do
nation of twenty-five dollars TO me, in view
Of the great amount Of affection in my
family for the past several months. Tho
an humble member OF your body. had no
legal claim on you for a cent. yet you have
deemed il proper to thus aid me. trust
the Giver Of all good gifts will reward you
individually and collectively. To the citi-
zens Of Stanford, generally, also return
my heartfelt thanks for the unfailing at
tention to my afflicted children. Sincerely
YOURS. WIN. +. RAMSEY.
STAMFORD, KY. May Goth, 1882.
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PFRs0klL.


Mus FLORENCE CocHRn.L lie very i'll
with typhoid fever.
--MRs. A. X. PESsY, who has been sick
Tor week or Two. Is improving.
Mrs MATTE PAxroN has been play
ing principal at the College this week.
Mn. q. Il. PEAcocK AND WIFE were
guests Of Mrs. w. II. Miller this week.
Mn. CHARLES MErcALFE, brother Of
our Tom, has received position a. mail
agent on The @. s. R.R.
Ma JoHS BoYD AND WIPE, Of Lex
ington, have been visiting their relatives,
the family Of DE-. J. j. Wilson.
Mas. GEoRaE o. BARNES AND Miss
GsoReJE arrived yesterday, end q present
are Kussss % Mrs. J. NJ Wray
Mrs ASIA RoBERrs, Of VsIisca, lows,
formsr graduate Of Stanford Female Col.
lege, l. on siuit 10 that Institution.
--MRr BAn.Ev, the venerable aunt Of
Mrs l. n Hnnman, and Miss Ann Cook,
Of Huslonville. were her guesls this week
Mn. r. l.. sApLER. Of Garrard, maker
Of the celebrated Sadler Wheat Cradles
was in town yesterday delivering lot OF
them.
-MRs. ID. II. EpNisros has gone TO Wis.
it her father, DR.. J. b. s. Frisbie, at Mon
tioelIo, and We would be much obliged to
her Il she would remind him that he has
been very remi~ Of late In his duties rs
correspondent
--DR. CLIF-roS ASD WIFE are here ioi
the purpose Of getting up clara in Phon'
ography and Penmsnship. Mrs. Clifton
will be remembered as Miss Wallace Wood
who taught the science Of penmanship %
successfully here several Years since.
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LINCOLN COUNTY



We are suffering from want Of rain;
this being the second dry day in success
sion.
The continuous rain has proved iniu-
rious TO the heavier wheat crops by fiat
tening them 10 the earth.
John Logan was here yesterday, sup
posed to be consulting Thompsie Cooper
in relation TO certain investments which
they propose making soon.
Will Reid, ST., has missed a mottle-
faced COW. He has not authorized me 10
insert an "ad;" but ask the editor as an
act Of brotherly kindness 10 insert this-as
Will is wearing himself out searching for
the lost heller. II would show a proper
sympathy on the part Of any Of his friends
TO ask him how he is succeeding.
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A1swers 10 Correspondents.

GLOW should the name Goethe be pro-
nOunced A. b."
We never attempt it. The true sound
of the diphthong cannot be expressed in
Roman letters. 1t may be initiated by
swallowing hiccough.
"Please inform me who was the author
OF Paradise Lost ?" r. T."
That Job ia generally attributed to one
Satan.
"ro decide a bet please state who among
the Ancients won the highest position by
his own achievements. Q. X"
Hamsn, by several feet.
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local VOICES


Buy PANTS Of Penny a McAliaier.
FREsH Blue Llck Water, a, McRoberts
n Stagg's
DoAN's 7i-lest Gasoline at at Penny a
McAlister's.
GERMAN Millet and Hungarian seed at
W. II Higgins.
SALT, Lime and Cement cons,antIy on
hand a A. Oweley's.
NEw stock Of Jewelry and silvsrwme at
Penny n MoAli-ter's. INV
Soma WArER better than in any past
seasons, At McRoberts a Stage.
wArcnEs, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted BY Penny A McAlister.
CALL on W. II. Higgins for grass and
grain scythes, saddler's grain cradles, NC.
You will find the best 5-cent and 2.for.
8 cents cigar IN town at Penny a MEALS.
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incspaciiy to handle heavy, down and
tangled grain fully demonstrated.
Both machines will sgain soon be in the
harvest field right here Al home, and II
will be ~ we'll for all who are interested 10
wait and see for Themselves instead Of de-
pending on reports from other States,
which may prove as unreliable az the re-
port sent ne on Saturday. Courier Jour
nal.
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TINS PRoPosED PIKE.-Mr. John Bright
completed on Wednesday survey Of the
proposed pike to Preachersvile. The route
il to leave the Stanford and Grab Orchard
pike on the dividing line between the
Lackey and Myers farms, thence through
the farm Of W, NJ. andN n. d. LAekey by Billy
Balls, through sargeAn.'s to Grimes ford Of
Dix River, and thence the old road to
PreachersyiIle, with but one change and
that 10 tighten the grade up a steep hill
lie ends that the distance is only o miles,
and in his judgment the pike can be made
for 1000 or $500 per mile. At the
crossing Of Dix River is a splendid
place for a bridge, there being a natu-
raj abutment on one side Mr.. Bright will
make a report to the June Court favoriug
the route, and the Justices will be asked TO
appropriate $500 per mile, "a under re-
cent act Of the Legislature they have a
right to do, the people along the line
agreeing 10 furnish the balance. This road
is badly needed, and we trust there will he
no delay in granting the appropriation.
IL wall give a great many people direct
route to the county seat saving those at
and around Preachersville 0 TO miles
over the present distance by pike. Should
this pike be made and the Garrard people
should continue il AZ they are thinking o.
doing To Paint Lick the distance from
Stanford TO Richmond will be reduced
to "a miles, about ten miles LEES than b,
the present route. Let il be built by al
means.
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vICKsBURG AND MERRIAM.
vIcKsBURG. sH REvEPoRr AND PACIFIC.

JOHN SCOTT, v. p. and Gen. Man. Gin. Sou.
R'y, Cincinnati, Ohio; =. P.WILs0N, q. + and
p. A. Gin. Sou. Ry. Cincinnati, o.; n. COLL
j. HARDY, a p. A. v. p. R'y, Vieksburg,
Miss; JOE F. MeGUIR G. p A. ", $. p
R'y, Monroe. La.
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TINS office desires TO return il hearth
est thanks and politest bows TO Miss Min
ME Dinwiddie, daughter NJ the host OF the
81. Asaph, for a delightful lunch, in which
strawberries, ice cream aud cake formed
no small part
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Passion -Riita Bright colored, drew
a pension this week as widow Of Sam.
Harris, a former husband. who was killed
at the battle Of saltville, Va. The amount
Of the nenaion Is about 81 400.
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A FEW nights ago the meat house Of
Mr.. q. A. LackeY was broken into aud
robbed Of ham, some SALT &c. Andy
Gentry, colored, was arrested on suspicion
and tried Wednesday, on the charge Of
stealing them, but was acquitted.
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TnE proprietor. Of Lincoln Mills, hav'
ing secured a permanent water supply,
will be able to do custom grinding at any
time
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Jusr RECEIVED. "A full line Of Califor-
MIA canned goods, including peAches,grapes,
Bartlett Pears, Egg Plum- sc, NC. Nc
Alister a Bright.
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SEEMAS Since our lat issue, we have
received letter from Baron SeemAn, say
ing that he will in addition to his great art
exhibitions, give so, instead Of 40 presents,
at each performance. These presents are
no prize box humbugs but really valuable
articles, among them solid gold watches.
French china tea sets, fine silver castors,
large oil paintings and other things Of like
value. Those who saw the Baron when
here before know that he gives splendid
show, fully worth the price Of admission,
and the presents are given to increase the
interest and add 10 the numbers Of the au'
dience. lie buys them in New York, at
wholesale prices, for cash, and therefore
is enabled to get them much lower than
the retail houses value them. lie deserves
full house at each Of his performances on
the 10Th, 30ih and 3lst, and Wednesday
Matinee
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An entirely new programme will be
given at each Of Seeman's wonderful exhi'
billions Of magic, equal in every respec, to
the one given here in April.
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Jcsr received another large stock 81
Swiss Embroideries, Torohon and Valen.
ciennes Laces. Buttons, Hosiery, &c. Che.
uanlt, Severance a Go.
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A Bro HAUL.-H. T. Harris, Esq, PEN
sion Agent, reports that Captain f. W.
Dillon, Postmaster at Crab Orchard, has
just drawn $500 pension arrears, and will
in the future draw $50 per month. lie
was promoted on the Geld for gallant con-
duct
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FARMERS desiring to lay in their winter
supply 81 coal would DO well 10 see the
proprictors Of Lincoln Mills. Il will be
money ia their pockets.
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MR J. r. HARRIS has fresh fish for sale
twice week-wednesday and SATURDAY.,
~ his meat and provision store.
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VIZ carry the largest and most complete
stock Of canned goods in the city. Nc.
Alister n Bright.
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wASrED.--Country sides, hams and
shoulders; highest market price paid. Nc
Alister 4 Bright
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A HEAVY frost fell Tuesday morning
and light one "Wednesday morning, but
no serious damage was done.
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WANTED. 10000 lbs country meat
will pay highest market price. Hale Il
Nunnelley.
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ImAvE received big supply Of Ice and
shall keep il constantly on hand for sale.
J. r. Harris.
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THREE HUNDRED rH1usASD Back for
sale. Apply to Henry Bsughman, Stan
ford
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Cor UP AND Cora few days ago, Jim
Ingram, a negro who had figured in our
courts number Of times, jumped on Clark
Cash's overseer, John Hines, and gave him
a terrible threshing because he walked him
uptoo soon in the morning A warrant
forassault and battery was gotten ont, and
Ingram was taken before Squire John
Bailey, who, !, is said, agreed TO keep an
eye on him till the trial, Tuesday. But
when the court was called the prisoner had
flown, leaving note saying he was sorry
to disappoint him, but he had urgent bust.
ness in Chattanooga. The trial proceeded
anyway, and zine Of 500 and so days inn.
prisonmsnt was assessed against him. The
Squire will hardly try again TO save the
county costs by guarding such prisoners. q
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CANNED goods lower than ever a, Hale
4 Nunnelley's.
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Fnry boxes Gowan 4 sloner's sosp just
received ~ Hale n Nunnelleys.
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Go oJ. W. Hayden. for white goods Of
every variety.
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sEEAAN is performing this week In
Frankfort, and the Yoeman pronounces
him the only neoromancer Of real merit in
America. All that he accomplished was
graceful, new and Of real ant, and every
man, woman and child in the audience was
delighted. AT the close Of the perform
ance he gave fifty elegant presents away
Of them Mrs. Isabella Lindsay received
gold watch; silver nut bowl, Miss Mary Il
Lloyd; silver castor, j. M. Stephens; large
oil painting, Miss Minnie Williams. The
same class Of presents will be given here
aud 10 our Tuesdays issue We will print
list OF the fortunate ones and what the,
got.
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,GEwrSE German MiIlct Seed for 'ale
BY a. OwsLEy.
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TnE purchase Of reserved seat ticket
to Seeman's magical performances will en-
title you to Eve envelopes, general adj
mission ticket TO two, and 25 cent ticket
10 one. These envelopes will contain a
card by which you will know whether you
get one Of the handsome presents or not.
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SMART DoGs.--Circuit Clerk J. 7. Bailey
has little dog that has taken up with sI
little motherless tnrkeys, which she fondles
and plays with during the day and at night
hoyers over them almost "a we'll as an old
hen could. One night this week they were
taken from her and she whined aud barked
ill they were returned, when she seemed
greatly delighted. ApoPos Of this George
Carpenter tells that Sheriff Menifee has a
dog that watches and protects his little
child 80 well that the nurse has been dis
charged, and the entire care OF the infant
given over to the canine, who Is doing his
work admirably. |, is hardly necessary %
remark in this community that Carp's
statement about such matters are to be
taken cum grano sails, but we DO so for the
benefit Of the foreigners.