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No Apologies for DinAer.

Apologies for poor dinners are generally out
of place. But when a lady has a forgettul
husband, who, without warning, brings home
a dozen guests to sit down to aplain, family
dinner for three or four, it Is not in human
nature to keep absolute silence. What to say,
and how to say 1t, form the problem. Mrs.
Tucker, the wife of Judge Tucker, OF Will
llamsburg, solved this problem years ago. She
was the daughter or niece q am uncertain
which, of Sir Peyton Skipworth, and celebrat
ed for her beauty, wit, ease and grace OF man
ner Her temper and tact were put to the
proof one courtday when the judge brought
the accustomed halisccre or more OF lawyers,
tor whom not the slightest preparation had
been made, the Judge having quite forgotten
to remind his wife that it was cOurt'day, and
she herself, strange to tell having overlooked
the fact.
The dinner was served with elegance, and
Mrs Tucker made herself very charming
Upon rising TO leave the guests to their wine
she said:
Gentlemen, you have dined to-day with
Judge Tucker; promise me that you will al
dine tomorrow with me-"
This was all her apology whereupon the
gentlemen all swore that such wife was be
yond price. The Judge then explained the
situation, and the next day there was noble
banquet,
Moral Never worry a guest with apollo
gies.-Lippiacott Magazine.
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CHASE FOWLER,

".
NJ Al TER'S SA iE.-SrATE OF ILLINOIS,
vi COUNTY LA SALLK, Circuit COn5t Of said county
In ChdnCery.
Caroline +. Hotchkiss complainant, Katie VI. Modes
and Charles c. Modes, defendants.
Public notice hereby given that in pursuance
cree entered the above untitled the January
OF said Circuit Court to wit January 18TH D. 1882,
Chase Fowler. Master n Chancery of said court, WILL
the twenyfrst day Of March ~ So at the hour of one
half O'clock IN tile afternoon OF said day at the south
door of the Circuit Court Room, in the city Of ottawa,
county Sale and state of Illinois, sell 10 the highest
and bidder cash. the following described premises,
wit: Lot Twelve in Block Seyenytwo, in the city and
county of Ia Sale ard Of Illinois. Said sale being
subject payment of the two last promissory
cured by mortgage for three hundred and my dollars
each respectfully in three and four after date
CHASE FOWLER
Dated February ,sth 1889. Master In Chanceyy
SAMUEL NICHOLSON, COnpits SOlr. ieblsiW
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The Man Who Outsufi'ered All.

They are making lots of fuss over the fact
that the Jeanette survivors were compelled
to live on walrus hide for three weeks, said
Dltfenderier, down at the club the other night :;
'iust as though that was anything so terrible.
Now, If they had gone through the hardshlps
that have they might talk"
Cooks been burning your buckwheats,
SUPPOSE" said Boggs, with satirical wink.
"Oh, I'm ia earnest" SAID Diffenderter.
For instance, was lost on Michigan prai-
RE once, and for three days lived on single
field mouse caught"
That's nothing" said another member con
temptuously.
"Ain't, Ell? Another time was shipwrecked
in the South seas Floated around on raft
sixteen days, with nothing to eat but pair of
old bootlegs among ten of us
"Good soft cafskiu isn't SO bad" critically
observed Skidmore who claimed to have been
pirate, or something, in early life.
Then, on another OCCASION said Offender
fer, bracing up again, after a while, 81 was
locked by mistake In a bank vault, and had
TO subsist over Sunday on government bonds
and coupons"
Lots of men doing that, now" said old
Bolts, grutily.
81 escaped from the rebs during the war at
New Orleans" said the narrator, growing
paler and more determined as he went on,
land for six weeks Ind in she swamp and lived
exclusively on the castotf skin of an alligator"
"You should have boiled it, SAID Gutfey,
calmly. That's the way | used to do IN AT.
RIGA"
There was a silence that could be cut with
knife after that for some time, when, just as
the crowd was chuckling over the supposed
extinguishment of the story-teller. Offender
fer took the bit in his teeth and made one more
desperate brush for the lead
But gentlemen" he continued, solemnlv
''thosc ais I-.us....,, .nrev4. -. ..J..Iu.,
absolutely nothing, compared to an expert
ence once endured in this city about three
years ago. Through an unfortunate comblna-
ton OF circumstances | was compelled to eat
three hotel steaks in one week." And with
swestruck face the sympathlzing crowd arose
and awarded the survivor the official cake
Detroit Free Press,
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An ANGELS Touch.

One evening little girl Of nine or ten en-
tered place in which there Is bakery, gro
Gerry, and saloon oil IN one, aud asked for five
cents worth Of tea. f....
"How's your motherg" asked the boy who
came Harvard to wait on her.
Awful sick, and amt had anything to eat
all day" The boy was just then called to
wait upon men who entered the saloon, and
the girl sat down. In five minutes she was
nOdding, and in seven she was souhd asleep,
and leaning her head against barrel, while
between her thumb and finger. One OF the
men saw her as he came from the bar, and, at.
er asking who she was, said
Say, you drunkards, see here. Here we've
been pouring down whisky when this poor
child and her mother want bread. Here's a
two.dolar bill that says I've got some feeling
left"
And can add another dollar" observed
one.
"And give another" ......,.
They made up purse at an even five dol
lars, and the spokesman carefully put the bill
between two of the seepers fingers, and drew
the nickel away and whispered 10 his com.
rades: ---~.
Just look at her-the gals dreaming
So she was A big tear had rolled out from
her closed eyell0, out inc lace was covered
with u smile. The men tp-toed out and the
clerk walked over and touched the sleeping
child She awoke with laugh and cried
out:
What beautiful dream! Ma wasn't sick
any more and we had lots to eat and to wear
and my hand burns yet where an angel
touched IT.
When she discovered that her nickel had
been replaced by BILL dollar of which
loaded her down with all she could carry, she
Immediately SAID:
"well, now, but ma won't hardly believe
me that you sent up to heaven and got an an
gel to come down and clerk in your grocery
San Francisco Noes Letter. .Hr
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suit Is likely 10 20 up to court from this district
at an early date. Some Of the coal companies
are talking Of testing the question of the right
to tax them on both capital stock and the mine
and shaft which ii is invested in. It has been the
custom to assess the shaft, the machinery, coal
land, etc, at say $4,000, and then to assess the
capital stock OF the company, all of which has
been invested in developing the mine aforesaid
at another $4,000. This is in effect double tax.
alton, and il is reported that some of the compa-
MES will get out al injunction and make test
case of IT,"
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The Result of Relieving in Proverbs


While the prisoners were out IN the jail
ward few days ago, two of them who were
under sentence to the penitentlary were heard
comparing notes about as follows:
~ don't believe in proverbs" SAID prisoner
No. /, "it is believing III proverbs that brings
me here. When | was a boy | often seen
pick up pins, and when | asked them why
they did it, they said:
at you see a pin and let 1t lay,
You will have bad luck all the day"
eyes, that's So I've heard it myself"
well, 1t don't work. picked up pin,
and I've had bad luck ever since. | was ar
rested the very same day, and now I've got to
90 to the penitentlary for three years"
What has that to do with picking up pins ~
well you see, the pin | picked up was a
diamond pin worth $3.50. | believed in the
proverb about having good luck, If picked
up the pin in show case, but they telephoned
for the police and here | am"
The other prisoner thought for moment,
and then said:
when come to think of it, proverbs are
what have brought me to this fix"
How so?" asked the maj. who had picked
up the pin for good luck.
"Well, had heard about horseshoes bring
ing good luck, so picked up horseshoes.
HOrseshoes were my weakness"
Them horseshOes you went OFT with were
fastened on to another fellows horse, weren t
they" queried No. |.
jess So
"When | get out Pm not going to tamper
with any more proverbs" remarked No. 2.
ME neither" responded No. /.
Fall in, boys" said the jaIlcr, and they
went back to their cosy retreats on the inside
of the iail.-LoaiscHle C0urter-J0Hrtd.
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Skin Diseases Cured

By DR.. FRAzIER's MAGIC OINTMENT Cures n If
~" ylc Pimples, Black Heads or Grub. R'n'rh
y. 10 IONS ... ......
clear healthy and beautiful Also cures Itch,
BARRIERS itch, Salt Rheun, letter, Rngworm,
scald Head, Chapped Hands Sore Nipples. sore
Lips; old, obstinate Ulcers aud Sore-, &c
SKIN DISEASE.
T. Drake, Esq, Cleveland, o. suffered beyond
all description from skin disease which appear.
ed on his hands. head and face, and nearly de-
stroyed his eye. The most careful doctoriug
failed to help him. and after all lad failed he used
DR.. Frazier's Magic Ointment and was cured By
a few applications
~ The frat and only positive cure for skin
diseases ever discovered.
Sent By rnsil on receipt Of price, Fifty Cents.
HENRY Il co, sole Propr's,
CLEVELAND. @.
For Blind. Bleeding Itching or liberated Piles,
DR. WILLIAMS INDIAN Pie OINTMENT is a sure
Icure. Price 81. by mail. For sale by druggists.
octl5-ly FORBES X LORRIAUX. Agents.
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CHASE FOWLER.

NJ A STEERS SALE.--STATE or ILLINOIS.
vi COUNTY OF Ia SALLE Circuit Court Of said county.
In chdncerD.
Thuinas H. Spencer, Administrator with he will an.
the Estate OF James Spencer, deceased, complain
ant John f. Reddtng and Maria ieddlng, defendants
Public notice Is hereby given that In pursuance OF de
entered OF record In the above entitled the
January OF said Circuit Court wit January h
1852 l. Chase Fowler, Master IN Chanary of sad I,
will on Tuesday the wentyeighth day of March lS5l,
hour o'clock In the afternoon Ol said dsy. sell
to the highest and best bidder for cash the
building wherin is held the Circuit Court Of La
Sale County known a the Delano Block, situated Ia OF
tawn, La Sale county. Illinois the following described
premises Lot SIX In Block Five in GlOvers AddI
ton city of Ottawa county OF Ia sale and state oi
Illinois. CHASE FOWLER
Dated Feb. 25th. lSs2. Mister In Chanccry.
BUsHNELL Il DRUITT, COmpls SOIrs. feb95 ~
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zegal.
SAMUEL NICHOLSON

MOTTO 'F;.-EsTATE OF NELs y. CORD, DECEASED.
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. Admin:
of the estate OF Ne Cord late OF the county OF
La Sale and of Illinois deceased will appear before
the County said county the third Monday (be
ing the nth day) April ISL at the County Court Room
in OTTAWA in said county when and where all persons hay
ing claims demands against said estate are nothed 10
~ - SUSANNA CORD,
mar4-3w Administrative.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-11

A CoNUNDRuM EXPLAINED.-"Howdo you
come to ask six dollars for this load OF fire
wood, when John Smith, your neighbor offers
the same kind of wood for four dollars p was
the question Gihooly asked of the man in
charge of load of fuel in Austin.
swell, you see am going to be indicted
for stealing this wood, and will have to pay
a lawyer to prove my innocence. That's why
| have to charge two dollars load extra
Doesn't John Smith steal his wood, too''
Certainly he does He cuts 1t off the same
tract of land where | got this
"Wel, doesn't he have to hire lawyer too
to prove his lnnocence"
OF course not He is never indicted by the
grand jury"
"Why don't the grand jury indict him"
Because he's always appointed foreman
He's got more influence than have. Teas
S5ftings.
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A, ]. WILLIAMSON,

NOTICE. ESTATE OF ANNA MAHEE, DEcEAsEb =
~ Notice hereby given, that the undersigned william
J. Simon, Administrator of the estate of Anna Nlaher
the county of La Sale and state of Illinois, de
ceased will appear before the County Court of said county
the third Monday being the 18th day OF April 1857 at
the County Court Roon IN OTTAWA IN said county when
said notified attend and present the same in
writing for adjustment.
Dated this I'd day of March A. y lSs3 ~
WILLIAM J. SIMON,
Inori-3w Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-11

Nearly every patron OF the dramatic stage
has been melted by the touching play Of Ha-
gel Kirke, the Miller's daughter, of which We
were accused of commenting upon in an IN
emotional style some time ago. The more af-
fectlng the story, the easier the parody; and
we are not surprised, therefore, that some sac.
rllegious parodIst portrays the following love
scene between Hazel and her sdorer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-11
BUDGET OF FUN.

A Philadelphia gentleman travelling abroad
writes that he and friend stopped at small
cafe IN the suburbs of Paris for refreshments
Their repast was light one, consisting OF tea'
toast and eggs, but tho bill was heavy one
nine francs IN all.
"Garcon!" exclaimed one OF the tourists
shows this? Please explain" I'd
well, you see, messieurs," apologies the
waiter two francs for this tea and toast and
seven francs for the eggs =.
"Ah, then eggs are very scarce about hereY
mon, monsieur, eggs are not scarce, bu'
Americans are!"--Progress
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-11
Unrivaled

As being certain cure for the worst forms Of
dyspepsia indigestion, constipation, impurity Of
blood, torpid liver, dsordered kidneys, etc, and
as medicine for Graduating every species Of
humOr, from an ordinary pmple to the worst ul.
GER, Burdock Blood Bitters stand unrivaed.-
Price, 81.
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Farm for Sale.

The Southwest Quarter OF Section Twenly Ave Township
Thirty four North Range Three In the Town or Dayton
containing one hundred and sixty acres. =
Also the Southwest Quarter OF Section Thlrty'nM IN
Township Thirty three North or Range tour III the lo"h
of Fall River. A., , -. .,
For terms OF sale and other information enquire AZ the
office of LELAND GILBERT in the Opera House Block,
Ottawa Illinois. luhs
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Hundreds of men, women and children rescued
in every community from beds of sickness and
almost death and made strong by Parker's Gin
ger Tonic are the best evidence in the world OF
its sterling worth. o.
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LINAI. st.rTI .t:N1ENr, NorICt;.-E..

EINAI 1. SETTI E:NIFNT NOTICE;.-Es.
TTE OF DAVID GROVE DECEAsEt.--NotiCc T.
hereby gwen 10 all persons Interested In said estate that the
undersigned Administrator Of the estate said David
Grove deceased will appear before the County Court OF
the OF La Sale and state OF Illinois the County
Court Room Ottawa in said county Nonaay. the 18th
day vi April y lS2 for the purpose Of rendering
OF his proceedings in the administration O! said
e4tate for tha final settlement.
Dated N Ottawa, this 18th day OF February ~.
JESSE GROVE.
ATTEST: p. W SToCKsbEGEE. Administrator.
Clerk County Court La sails Co. III. feb25IW
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The cold driving easterly raia-storms of this
season rarely fail to afict nearly everybody with
colds. Use Or. Bulls Cough Syrup-the surest
and safest cough remedy made Price e5 cts.
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- business nov before tnc public. You
II can make ln,g"y faster a. g9Ts ar
< ~ n rs tAau Il ANYTHING ei--' CAPITAL not
needed. We will starr yuu. 81 day
~ ! and upwards made a. hgni- BY the In
dnsi Men. women. boys and grl- wanted eyrHN here
n wo rk Nov l. the time. You vurS IA spare
time only OF give whole fle bu-rrs You
ye At and do the work No other husiness viii pay
vow nearly zp No ore make enormous pay
hy engaging Costly OMIT and torn. free. None
made fact and bonOrahy. Adire-> TavE Co. AZ
ssts Maine. pcEl2
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For Sale or Exchange.

OTIS s. L. = in Block Two, Railroad Addition to otta
wa These lots will 10 sold cheap. They are situated hc,
blocks northeast of the Rock Island depot For parcu
lara innuire OF ARMSTRONG CHAPMAN,
Att rneys NJ Law, go
dec3- imOs Cor. Court ann Madlsoh o'n' ot'a""' III
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b DR.. FRAzIER's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures A. /
~ ~ yic Pimples, Black Heads or Gruh- R'.'ch
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Forty-seycntii season of the old reliable stChi.
rauO PITTS" sSeparatOrs, the only hrst-class
ApronMachineno now in the market adapted for large
or small Jobs, horse or steam power the only Apron
Machine that threshes and cleans Rar and ally cdins
perfectly. g Chicago Pitts Double Ptmon
Mounted Horse Powers are the best I" 'he "orfd
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1llari-8w
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-05-02

several weeks. Those having claims would
do we'll 10 see him az early ne possible
Maj. Cooper seems 10 be quite an aefeeabl,
gentleman. Mr.. Jones T. Adams, Of Gar
rard, was here last week visiting his broth.
er, Capt Jack Adams.
To settle conflicting statements the
positive announcement Is now authorita.
lively made that all the peaches In this
county are as dead ne door nails They
died by reason II visitation from Jack
Frost. Esq, several weeks rgo A great
many apples also fell victims to the cold
wrath Of this conscienceless aud remorse-
less enemy Of Young fruit, but few sur
vived his Nvages The plum business is
scant, very scant Cherries, too, are few
and Ear between. Pears are not Of sufficient
Importance TO draw TO, especially " the
blind is raised. The best pairs have been
laid down and no two small pears can be
found in the same fist on the same
branch the expressions being Of like i'm
port The time TO further remark about
the fruit has passed"
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cAsEY COUNTY



Much Of The fruit that was thought
unlniured BY the late freezes has fallen OF
Those chicken thieves arrested by
Constable Jacob Wall some weeks sgo
we're tried and sentenced to thirty day,
hard labor bat Il Is understood they ar,
paying The debt in Jail. A very poor way
to punish offenders, indeed
On the 10Th Of May c. l.. Holmes will
open in Middleburg the largest line Of
Ladies', Misses and Children's hats that
has ever heen brought to this market.
Don't fail to see them. MIRA G. s. Holmes
i now in the cities selecting them.
w. II Benson's sucking colt sclipsed
anything Of the horse kind in point Of
speed the other day while being chased by
Uncle Jimmie Williams mules Great
excitement prevailed for time, but Mr..
Il. appesred on the scene, and by few
mild "billingsgates" peculiar to himself
the show was brought TO a close.
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clR9l9D COUNTY.
Pninf IicL


MIR 7. $. Ballard bought Of Mr.
Lyndymuth 6ne Organ for SIS.
Died, April S0th, infant daughter Of
LATE Brown, one week old; will be inferred
at Lancaster Cemetery.
The farmers are all very near done
planting corn. Some complain Of having
to plant oser on account Of the freezs.
Wheat looks we'll.
Mr.. J. c Rucker is putting the shin
giles on his new mill. lie has the stones
here also, and says he will be ready to 20
to grinding by the lst Of July.
A large dog got among Jason Shu-
mates sheep and killed and crippled three
or four The dog was followed home but
the owner would not let him be killed.
i learn through the scent here, that
the Kentucky Central takes possession Of
the Knoxville Branch to-day. II is TO be
hoped Mr. Campbell. the agent will re-
main here, as he would be sadly missed.
-AocrDESr.-A negro boy by the name
of Buck Pond was playing about the ma.
chinery in WalIaoe's mill when he got his
arm in cOg.wheel which threw him heels
over head, bruised him up and broke his
arm.
Prof Kersey's singing is still progress
ing. The class met at Mr.. d. G.. Slaugh-
ier's Friday night, and the hostess passed
around cake and lemonade Of which your
correspondent got his share. Many thanks
TO Mr. and Mrs. ID. &.
-PERsoNAL.-R. G. Ward returned to
Livingston last Thursday. Mrs. Champ
Shumate has been very sick for a day or
so, but is some better now. Dr. c. T. Spill
man will start to Louisville, to get his new
teeth this week. Doc says he is tired Of
gummin
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-05-02

A NUMBER of the democratic pa.
pers of the State. notably the Brock
inridge Nelcs, the Louisville Demo
crdt and the Hartford Herald, refuse
to accept the whitewashing they claim
that the Committee gave Capt. Hen
ry, as a vindication of that gentleman,
and still refuse to give him their sup
port. While we are not exactly pre-
pared at present to take so decided a
position in the matter, we yet admire
the principle governing those papers,
and are pleased to observe that part
of the press at least is for holding
candidates to stricter accountability.
1t shows determination hereafter to
regulate whisky guzzlers and imbe-
Giles to the rear, and had it been
adopted sooner, the State would never
have been cursed with the executive,
who is now doing all in his power
TO increase and foster crime, and
whose fellow-ieeling always inclines to
gamblers, whisky sellers aud other
law breakers. We must raise the
standard and require each man who
offers for the sufrages of the people to
walk in accordance With it or cease to
aspire to Office, else we shall expert
ence and deserve defeat.
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NEW SPRING AID svyYEa Millinery.

Miss BILLIE HUeHEs desires 20 inform the Ladies
Of this vicinity that she Is constantly receiving
very handsome line Of splendid new spring aud
Summer Millinery, which she offers 20 the public
at very low figures. Among her beautiful stock OF
Trimmings all the latest designs including the
rage, esthetic flowers She has also a Mantua-
Making Department, where the greatest attention
is given 70 the cutting, dtting and making OF al
kinds Of dresses. III
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Turnpike Election.

The annual meeting Of the shareholders Of the
HANGING FORK a GREEN RIVER Turupik :
Road Co, for the election a. President and boa I'd
Of Directors for the ensuing year, viii be held Al
Mckinney, NAY q. 1852, nd O'Clock p. n.
37-3t CLIFTON FOWLER, President.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-05-02

All persons wishing to test the merits Of great
remed y-one that will positively cure ConsumP
tion, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis or any
affection Of the Throat and Lungs-sre requested
TO call Al Penny A McAllster's Drug store and
set TRIAL Bottle Of Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, tree Of cost, which will show
you what a regular dollar-sise bottle will DO.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-05-02
Turnpike Election.

The annual meeting Of the shareholders Of the
HuSTONNILLE a COFFEY'S Mil Turnpike
Road Go. for the election OF President and Board
Of Directors for the ensuing year viii be held At
Jasper's Store on saturday, May %, 1882, Al
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-05-02
Turnpike Election.

The annual meeting OF the shareholders Of the
STANFORD A MILLEDGEVfLLE Turnpike
Road Co. will be held at McCormack's Meeting
House on saturday, Man u, iss2, At O'Clock p.
NJ, when a President and Board 81 Directors will
BE- elected for theensuing year.
37-St DANIEL Stage, President