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SUPERIOR COURT.
MONDAY, February 20, 1882.
DEPARTMENT ONE-CLARK, Judge.


DEPARTMENT ONK-CLARK, Judge.
John T. Carey VS. W X Brown-Notice for new
trial continued for enc week.
John Msglitz vs. George d. Conner-Motion for
new trial and motion to retaX costs denied.
p F. Dolan VS.. j. o. Coleman-New trial granted
upon defendant paying costs to date.
petition for letters OF administration continued for
two weeks.
Guardianship of William, Alice and Kate Schwab,
minors Letters granted to - Rodgers bonds,
s. 900.
People Of the State Vs. Dennis Nearnty-Informa-
ton for adultery vacated and set aside, defendant
not having been held to answer by magistrate
plea of guilty withdrawn and defendant ordered
to be held to answer before proper magistrate
upon charge of adultery and bond fixed at s. 900.
W. w. Freese vs.. J. ~. Benson-Set for trial
March 7, 1882.
Estate OF George Merwin, deceased Settling
final account and distributing the estate.
DEPARTMENT Two-DENsoN, Judge.
VIM Beckman VS. e. N. Skaggs-0n application
of plaintiff it is ordered that the County Treasurer
Of Sacramento pay TO the said plaintiff, VIM Beck
man, the sum of SO $50 78, being the amount de-
posted by the defendant in said action.
Ella K. Ross vs. Thomas F. Ross-Demurrer to
plant fl g complaint overruled, and ten days to
amend notice waived.
Thomas Chatfeld We. A. Aenes ct al Notice for
a new trial argued and overruled.
Nettie Gilman vs. Charles II. Gilman-Motion r
custody OF children; case continued.
New citizen Christian Christianson, native OF
Denmark, upon affidavit that he came to the United
States under Is years OF age, and upon the testi-
mony Of T. II. Berkey and Vim. H. Hamilton, was
admitted to citizenship.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed February goth.

C. r. Simons to F. F. Phelps-February IS, 1882
for $3.50 four in the northeast quarter of
lion 27, township north range east.
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Califor-
MIA to S. LaveBson February IL 1882 for S100 all
its right, title and interest in and to those certain
pieces or parcels of land situate in the town OF
Isleton, in Sacramento county, CAL, known as lots
and in block ..
The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
California to Hugh NJ. Larue-February II, 1882
for 500; all its right, title and interest in and to
those certain pieces parcels of land situated in
the town of Isleton, Sacramento county, known as
lots and ( in block ..
John B. Hicken to ]. W. Kaseberg-February II,
1882 /; for 81, EGO; section IA, township 10 north
range east.
Joseph H. Kerr to Caroline NJ. Treat January 80
1882 /; for $3.50 lots in the town of Elk Grove.
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A Few more Of these low. price mems hats,
at Red House for 25, 30 and IS cents.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Attention. Ike nsp,s.-Yonare -
requested 10 meet at your Hail TO- ESSssS( :
DsY (Tuesdsy), at O'Clock P, NJ. 80 49,
sharp TO attend the funeral Of - e
late member, ANTOINE u URETICH. BY order.
grove L. JOHNSON, President.
YIN. AVERY, Secretary. 3. C.l fe2o2t
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San Francisco Stock Sales.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
SAN FRANCISCO. Fe ruary 20, 1881.
nrnnnrn-n aranraN-

DURING the administration sale. to find out
s;x-thirteenths of the Red House, people
thought goods were sold so cheap. If so, how
is it that Gilman can sell 80 much cheaper
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JusT RECEIVED direct from the East. 500
doz N ladies anu childreu's hose, at Hale's.
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ASK LOUIS BEN what he thinks of the
prices that Gilman has put en- the goods that
he bought IF him. Might know that they
would be Red House prices if Gilman got
them.
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CAPITAL ALE yAUL1s.-This popular place
is again open to the public, this time under
the management of j. j. Nasle. or better
known as Jake" CT the Five-Mile House.
The place will receive thorough renovation,
and due notice viii be given of the opening
night. Ia the meaatims Jake ibyiEes all tn
old friends OF the Vaults, and his also. to call
in and sample, as he is determined t, maia-
t@in the well.esrned repu alton # the Ale
Vaults for keepisg the finest liquors and set
Ting the best hot lugch in the city.
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OFFERED
Ia aDEs s. -A- Z !
SWeetser & AIsip,
aEA1 EGE EsI
INSURANCE AGENTS,
l0l5 Fourth st., Sacramento.

Fo- Si.sOa-A Two,story. Hsry.nnfshetl
Frame Dwellings, nearly new, containing rooms,
bathroom gas, and all modern improvements
Lot, 40xl60. on line OF street railroad
SS..50 EGcli-EW0 (neariy neH) Fwa-sf0ry
Frame Dwelling rooms each, double parlors ;
lots 40xI60 each, with stables, street. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth.
That desirable and pIeasantly.lGcaied
Frame Dwelling, containing ten large, airy rooms
with high ceilings; double pariors, bathroom, hot
water at achmenis IN fsct every convenience con-
nected with frst-eass residence. Lot, S0x161,
filed to the grade. Situated on the northeast
corner of Fourteenth and L streets, fronting on
Capital Park Will be sold at bargain.
We have also - few Ofher Grss class resi-
dences that can be secured on favorable terms.
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A Yarn, of $50 acre, with Coed Buiih.
ings; 40 acres in slfifa can lie increased to 100;
a splendid dairy or fruit farm; dairy already
started neaT the il 5ur shiEg town of Plymouth,
Amador county.
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EUREKA CALR, tap sole, 81 %, and calf
double sole boots, 81, at Red House.
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Rock AND RE cures colds, coughs aud
bronchial diseases. u. W. Chesley, agent,
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SlLEWORH EGGS FOR SALE.
FlRsI.CLsss "YAEAtH As.UAIsr

EEKsI-tLtse - ~ ENt a M Id IS
lowing varieties: "Morus Muiticaulis," Morus
Japorica" and "yoras Alba" MRS. JAMES r.
L4WalE, Santa Clara; or, E0AIE, Sacramento.
81 IN
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Metropo4tan yhsassr Philharmonic Society,
tonight
Sacramento Chspter, R A. 81, No. 3 tonight.
Anti Polygany- meeting tomorrow night.
A. o. U. n, Uai9l Lodge Funeral this after
noon.
Red JACKIE. Tr be. SO. % Funeral this afternoon.
wanted-A BOY.
Wanted-A position by an educated man.
Wsnted-Blard and LODGING il private flnily.
Situation w1Htci hy a widow lady.
Sheet and pislog:-esze parsy-Taesday, Feb. 9th.
B4nquet-By Imp. O. K. II.
spiritua.isra Expogsd-Friday and Saturday even
ngs
suslassa Advertisements.
Mechanics store Bmbr idery remnants.
Gregory & Co.-PIcduce and fruit dealers.
The Blue HoGss-A-inipgton, Mills Morse
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TRcsE RIBBONS, lsces, edgings, buttons.
hosiery. d,ess goods, cI,sks, aud over leo
dozen kid goves. are now being sold at ove-
quarter their value at the Rid House.
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New LACE THIS. new six ties. new styles
of ties, dotted lace ties chenille and lace ties.
brocade silk ties, silk grenadine teal nov
being offered from 10 cents upwards, at the
Red House.
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The best Meals in the city at Peterson's,
619 and go street. d7-tt
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS buys IL fine candles q.
Red House.
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Desirable and el.slbiy located Building

A Far Of GO Acr s. twelve miles soI:t,
of the city, on lower Stockton road good dwelling
and barn; $50 acres in fallow; place espe-
ciay adapted to raising grain CT for stock-raising,
having splendid water facilities. Offered az the
low figure OF s2S per acre.
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GENu1SR Barnsley table lisen, and naE kins
TO match, at Hates
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$50 Acres on Sacramento FLYER, at
Browns Landing, near Feather river. Has
good buildings, located on mounds partly sown
to alfalfa, all under fence IS SO per &C {.
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Also, IN toANESiloH Win 4Ais' THINE AXE
I 1913 Acres OF F0oiIi;u land, Seven Miles
east of Sheridan !; good grazing, fruit or farming
land ard well timbered. Price, 81 per acre
EzT These two last mentioned make splendid
stock ranges, making good winter and summer
range; 1880 sheep can be purchased with the
places If desired. sWEEEsER IL ALssP,
feS SPIT Sacramento
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TABLE LINEE, pune fax. Is cents per yard.
ct Hsls's.
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Photographs Sd perdozen.-"T l

photographs % perdGGen.- He Sillfnfe
SiXpence Re ter Than the slew Shilling !" II you
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at a reasonable price,
go TO BEALS' GALLERY, No. 4l5 street. II. s.
BEALS, Operator fe9-lm
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French BLAcK1Ne, 5 esnts box, at REQ
House.
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II Sefns Imnnssth.e

That remedy made of such common, simple
plants as hops, buchu, mandrake. dandelion,
ETC., should make go mRnv and such great
cures as Hon Bisters do. Bat when old and
vn1ng. rich and poor. pastor AID doctor, law
YER arn editor, all testify to having been
,,ured bv .hern, you must believe and try
them yourself. aud aon5t no longer.
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The 0aly genuine aiik Bread, delivered
every morning. by W. T. PETERSON. go ]. d1.ti
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Yer Fine Cakes, see Cream, etc. tse
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go TO HENRY
FISHER, No. sos ar. bet Fifth and Sixth iy25-lu
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FULL FIsIsHED lade,' brown BalbIiggan
hose, % esnts per pair. st Hsle's.
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TIE best oyercoas for little money is
found at Red House.
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No. 12 ALL SIX BRooADR RIBBONS. only
I24 cents per yard at the Red House Luis
Bien's pdee was 40 cents.
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DIR. Ea Mrs reminaI pills cure all
cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF ygor, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical Debil-
ity and all that class CT complaints arising from TX
cess, IGdiscfeuon or Abuse. The old find in this
remedy fountain Of youth, and the Young cafe
guard and projection. DR. La MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs debitated from
whatever cause TO their pristine vlgor. Price,
g 90 per bottle. Sent Q. o. D.. by express, to any
ders to A. MoBoYLE & CO., Druggists, Postofice
Box 1852 San Francisco. jig 3p5m
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TAKsy TO NAPA-Deputy Sheriff Ben. J
Chanbsr5 leaves this morning for the Napa
Insane Asylum, with 8 demented Chinaman
By tn name Of Al Fan.
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SATURDAY LvENING, FEB. 18TH,
On Love. C0urtship and Marriage.
AZ Evening lectures are for both sexes.

Drs. POTTS & HARRISON can be consulted
FREE OF CHARGE at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Hours from A. NJ TO P. II.
Ladies entrance on Seventh street fel6 st
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LAND. STOcK AND CROP.

L X. Jones bought of F. Thurmo nd, a
nice young horse for $40.
The capacity per day of the Mime
apolis Touring mills Is 81 $50 barrels, but
only about $500 barrels per day are now
being made.
A Jessamine county farmer had BOO
acre tract Of land which averaged IS bush
els of wheat to the acre, which he sold for
81 per bushel at the thresher. The land is
valued at S25 per acre.
-Watermellons are still coming in by
the l.. Il n. at the rate Of 20 cars per day.
They reached at one time 43 cars per day.
Wheat is arriving at the rate OF 100 cars
per day.-[Cincinnati paper.
The Richmond Fair is a bigger insti
tuition than ever and every body who at
tends is delighted with the exhibition and
the races. II. b. & L. p, Woods Of this
county, took premiums on COW two-years
old and under three, and COW three years
old and over.
Allen Bros, Of Casey county, bought ia
this county, last week, IA head of 2 vear
old mules, of w. b. Rowe, at SOP per head
do, of j. d. Todd, sll0 per head 10 tive
year old common mules Of Mrs. j. p. Muir
ray, at 500 per head 40 aged mules, from
IA TO 10 hands high, Of different parties, al
from SIS to $3.50.
Cattle are rather dull in Cincinnati at
s.. so to 1925 for common; good to exlr'
butchers, $500 TO s. 80; good to choice
shippers, SO 25 to ST. common to choice OK
en-, S2.75 to SO; good to choice heifer, - 81
to s.. The Hog market is dragging at
S. 25 to 1915 for selected butcher and hea
w shippers; fair to good $50 to IS 20
common, So go 10 $3.50. Sheep are in fan
demand, at p to 5 cents. Ewes y to 81
Lambs are steady at AZ to cents.
"A trip from Cincinnati to Crab Orch
ard. in the State Of Kentucky, causes IL
be revealed to the naked eve that in tina
section there will be great crop OF corr
In that distance II is within bounds TO sa
II the corn fields we're put together the
would front fifty miles on the railroad. Al
inferior field Is of rare occurrence. III
plants are high and vigorous, and the pee
pie say the crop is virtually made, and
is big one.-[Cineinnati Gazette.
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CASEY COUNTY.

L0erT.
F. G. Whip and +. L. CoHey have
just returned from two weeks stay at
Russell Springs. Mrs. Annie Edwards,
aged IS, died on the 9TH
"A 6ght took place in town last Satur-
day, between Hawk Durk, Tom and Jim
Wilkinson on one side, Poll and Duff Port
man, Frank Sweeney and Ira Logan on
the other Fighting was done with rocks
and sticks; no body much hurt. Arose out
Of dispute over the election. No body
arrested
AT the voting place in the Shake Rag
precinct Milton Woods very old man
got into trouble With Gran Crockett and
cut Crockett in the breast. Dock and Bob
Crockett came TO Grams assistance and tn e
three shot and stabbed old man Woods I'M
ill he was dead. The fight created such
excitement that nearly every body left the
voting place. Woods was murdered. None
Of the parties have been arrested.
Up to the time Of this writing We
have received no official report from the
various precincts in the county, but have
heard from all, and give the majorities be-
low: Bowman independently for County
Judge ia elected by 125; S. Adams, IRE
publican) County Attorney, "a; Tate
(Democrat) for Sheriff, $50; Christensen
Qnd.) for Jailer, 70; Cockrum, (Rep.) fol-
Assessor, $50; Wilson, (Rep.) for Coro
ner, 200; Penn, (Ind.) for Surveyor, sbou
300. The above shows that the whole
democratic ticket was defeated excep
Tate for Sheriff. This victory comes tc
the republicans unexpected by every body
and is the result Of the split in the demo
cratic party. Well, they will learn bettel
| nv and nv
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. J. S. Sims has returned from In.
diana, and will preach Sunday.
Brother Barnes has given up the fight
at Dayton, and gone to indianapolis.
Rev. W. T. Tyree will preach at the
Presbyterian church Hustonville, to NOR
row and Sunday, at II O'Clock An.
Mr.. John X james has decided to de-
vote his life to the ministry, and will
preach his first sermon at the Baptist
Church next Sunday at 4 P. NJ.
w. J. Howe, who took down the words
as they fell from Mr.. Barnes lips, publish
es a card in the apostolic Times, defying him
to deny over his own signature, that he did
not use the words reported
The aggregate sum collected and e1-
pended by all the churches in the United
States last year is estimated at Sl75,OO0,-
OOO Large as this amount appears it is
less than 50 50 for each person in the coun-
try.
Brother Barnes, at Dayton, o., preach
es twice day, it is said, with as much zeal
as he did month ago, and has worked up
quite revival. lie averages a dozen or
more confessions daily, and annoints twice
as many Cincinnati Commercial.
The average osmp-meeting is little
better than a circus, and it is strange that
they are continued as so-called places OF
worship. The crowds that attend them
for the most part do 20 for fun, and gener-
ally learn more Of the devil than Of spirit
ual matters. At one Of them in Georgia
last Sunday a general riot occurred in
which five persons were killed and a num-
Der wounded.
In reply toa reporter Of theCincinnati
Commercial who asked him about his Day
ton meeting, Mr.. Barnes said; "Well, it
was not discouraging, by any means. In
the iorty.two days was here i had l62
confessions and l64 applications for heal
ing Of the body. But | think the results
will come to the surface after am gone
/ Already begin to see a revulsion, and
| think i almost know that you will have
great revival here. The churches will
feel the effect Of my work in their revival'
this Winter. The Bible says, you know
that one shall SOW and another shall reap
Now, that's just the case in Dayton.
think have been sowing, and that some
body else will be the reaper. | was the
reaper in Kentucky. where twenty-sever
thousand souls were converted, but cat
not expect to be wherever go. Ii is east
err, Of course. to reap but then we have tC
do simply the best we can, and put it al
in the hands OF the Lord"
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enjoyed very much the visits Of his neigh
bors and friends and it was his delight to
talk on Spiritual affairs and TO have the
Scriptures read to him. And upon one oc-
casion when two esteemed lady friends
came and rang quite a number Of the
good old songs" to him, he was almost
overioyed. He remarked TO them chat
those good old songs had been his favor
ties for more than fifty years, but they we're
more 80 now, than ever. as | expect 80 soon
to realize the sentiments Of them" lie
enjoyed no visit after that, as he did that
one. He seemed better for several days,
and then he began TO fail 10 strength quite
rapidly until on the 9Th day Of July, near
10 o'clock, he peacefully and calmly
bresthed his last. His funeral was preach
ed by Elder J. W. Lober, on Thursday,
July 9th, commenced at o'clock, it being
the day and the hour that he had been &C.
customed to meet his brethren and sisters
at that church TO hold congregational
prayer meetings for al least thirty years.
Although his death at his age was not uu-
expected, yet, that he is gone fills us with
sadness, and Notwithstanding his age had
to some extent impaired his powers, feel
that his children, the community and the
church have sustained great loss. His
children have at all times had such fond
ness and tenderness for him that to his
latest day every one of them bowed in
cheerful submission to what was conceived
to be his will. He in like manner doated
upon them, and had an affection and a
tenderness for them that amounted almost
to devotion. But he has entered into that
rest for which he had so long waited, he
had kept the faith; he had finished his
course-and Crown Of righteousness was
awaiting him at the beautiful river.
A. G. r.
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sTANFORD, KY.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Buy PAINTS Of Penny n McAlisler.
ELEvEN POUNDS Sugar for 81 at Meal.
lister \ Brighrs.
SALT, Lime and Cement constantly on
hand a A. Owsley's.
NEW stock Of Jewelry and Slverware al
Penny n McAlister's.
FRur JARs in any style and at your
price at McAlister Il Brights.
CIDER MILLS Sorghum Mills and evap.
orators for sale by A. Owsley.
Lowers Of Good Tea will find the best
in the city at Penny Il McAlisier's.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlister
wANrED.-Country bacon, highest mar
ket price in cash paid. McAlister a Bright
PuRE Alden Fruit Vinegar, best in the
world, for sale only by McAlisier a Bright
You will find the best scent and 2-for-
scents cigar in town at Penny n MoAlis'
ier's.
III. a s. II. SHANKs are receiving and
opening a nice new lot Of Zeigler Shoes
low cut.
A PULL line Of California Canned Goods
including Aprioois, Grapes, Pears, Peaohe'
and Egg Plum at McAlisler and Brights.
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Personal.

Col. J. II. Bauer went to Rockcastle
yesterday.
-DR. STEELE BAILEY il at the Cumber.
land Falls.
Mrs MILDRED LEWIS is visiting rela-
lives al Parksville.
-MRs. J. f. CARsoS, IL visiting her
sister, Mis- ssllie Green.
II. r. BRUcE, ESQ, Of Florida, is Wis
Ting his kinspeople here.
Miss RHoDA HAIL returned yesterday
from a visit to relatives 10 Danville.
-MRs. J. X. MOUNT, OF La Grange, IL
at her fathers, Jno. NJ. McRoberts, Jr.
&C. CRooKE, ESQ, President Of the
Pine Hill Coal Co, was here yesterday.
Mn. s. X. WEIGH, Of Nioholasville. il
visiting his iather-in Law, Mr.. X. Carson.
Mis-. S. &. TRuEHEARr and Miss Flor
ence Trueheart are visiting friends in Lou
isville
Mus. S. l.. McRoRERrs has returned
faom Crab Orchard much improved in
health.
Miss BELLE VAS ARsDALE went uF
to visit Miss Mamie Dunn, at Richmond,
yesterday.
-PRoF. NJ. l.. BOURNE has secured the
Parochial School at Hustonville, and has
moved thither.
Hos. w. n. HALDEMAS, President
Of the Courier Journal Company, is at Grail
Orchard SPRING..
Nh. J. l.. WHITEHEAD, the clever +
NJ. Of Mt. Vernon, was here with several
young ladies yesterday.
Ma. HUMPHREY NJ. BALLOU left yes
,erday for Kansas, where he will 10 into
the mercantile business.
-MRs. J. c. CoLDwELL, Of Clarksville
Tenn, l. spending few weeks with heI
mother. Mrs. Mary Logan.
-MlssEs BETTE JoSEs, Of Harrodsburg
and Lizzie Huffman, Of Lanossler,are visit
ing Miss Mamie McRoberts.
Col. j. r. CRooKE, who is largely en-
gagged in silver mining at Rico, Col, call
ed 10 see us Wednesday. lie is much
pleased with his prospects, and Is delight
ed with the climate Of his adopted State.
Ma. A. q. McRoBFRTs, with ht
daughter, Miss Lizzie, Of Dana, Ind, is Wis
ting his brother, Mr.. I'D. McRoberts, Sn'
other relatives here. IL is his first visit FOL
10 years, aud he says the change here is 40
great that he feels lost.
-MRs. w. @. WEIGH, Of Stanford, VIII
il here for the season, takes almost as muel
interest in the guests as il they were II
her own house, and takes as much pains II
furnishing partners for the girls as Il they
were under her special chaperonage. sh
generally succeeds in making things pleas
ant for all who come in her way.-lC. O
Springs Courier Journal letter.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-11

THE FAMOUS HUNTLEY Dramatic Com
pany, which opened its season at Richmond
this week, will appear at the Stanford ope'
ra House, Wednesday and Thursday nights
next; 10th and l7lh, The troupe is COM
posed Of irst-elass artists and carries with II
full bras band and orchestra. The Her
ald says Of it: A large and critical audi
enos pronounced the Huntley Dramatic
Company the best that has ever appeared
on the boards here.