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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-29
Grrstec 6aLcs.

TRU>TEE'S SALE. ,,,,.r,-,.o con,
4 WHEREAS. THE GOLDEN EAd-E ~ - 80 ir "a
laws ~ the ate OF New IOrA. did on the hls Gay VI ht
b b ss r ' i one ~, thousand dollars -ach rc mum
] ttn M principal sum brtnr paw able before The
inst DAY 50 with coupons Attached lor me IAN
bic on days OF May ana November ID e-en anu oeI
year until payment in zulu OF SAID prncipa -A nave 20 t
made both principal and niere, beng maize pagan az Tue
Nauona Shoe and Leather bank in tAe ny of m
the ritten consent Of the -tockhoers Of sand company
iis CERTAIN am V deed Of as mortgage Of a.
425s e'a{ey Inc q f65wns
property atgate wing and ee ioeB Eae MnS situated
m aid ounfy al a point three mics west 81 tne
T9TnsSna MO o. neen hundred length by eighty
width the north side ann 'Ise neT .se'
c3nyfyea 70 t bv deed dated December H. ls79 AID
cord u i'm the record books Of sad County Of nA IN BOOK
Four Haa Ia gs s oden Nine Globe Mining
District county ana Territory aforesaid at point west
cn sde Of the middle Of said lois vein. conveyed 70
the said Golden Mining Company by Charles A flsa'
by deed aaed January o. iSoo t9a rSo rantv ~
Ana a so certain site plot o. ground I'VE acres IN
% eether with the quartz mill thereon erected known a.
~ Golden Eagle MIL together with AL the dips angles and
P aid a5oye dS.cri6ed properties with ali surface improve
%sss AND oasa o. aid oIIen ans
the same may be situated OF rISt tile
and Of the aid cnPany therein LOT s RIpose T
The same according the tenor ana eject thereof 49,
nd whereas siid written assent was duly hled ah1 ~
ored I'm the oce the Recorder or the county Oh FINAL
rtt-v Of Arizona the 18th day OF Apru, 1850 IN Book
deIts .n,ous Records page Ala and said deed OF
, ar mort duly Oiled aud recorded IN te onco OF
.d Recorder the nth day Of May 1850 IN BOOK one Oh
Mortgage. page $50 a.. -. ,.~,.aD, =.
,naI ~ Adj bonds also In tho ment VI The interest
thereon. ~ ann. - the hoL,er. NJ sa.a
honda ami by virtue Of the II sac vested ia me Dy said
deed Of viii sell % pablo auction oy RICHARD " 4 ar
- aucrnueer nj the Exchange Sacsfoom No II Broad
~ York CITY thr 18Th day 81 June 1881 at -
O'Clock noon all the above descrDeu p1Bsry aA einos
Ney.NOrk, May 10. l0o. JUN D. COl.S ILL
HIRAM \. JOHNSON, IEuSIsc'
Attorney Tor trustee
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Sales bp Anction.

AT AUCTION
n VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY, An ctOneers
viii sell al Pubic Auction al the stale Arsenal 3Ssh
Al and 7thave. New-YOrk Ctty. on
THU ~ DAY. JuDe J. az 1920 IN the forenoon.
large quantity funseTveeabe ordnance consist
ng o metallic shells icalbre JO artillery han
saddle cloths. c4rOne sgiV-
s cartridge boxes balGcks bsyOnet scabbards
and frog sings. pouches knapsackA
canteeus clothing comprising oVecoats coats aud Jack
blankets. helmets Diumezb
ponpons fatigue caps scrap-iron. artillery aud
cavalry -ahe-, carriage hmoefs c2lsois howlAef
nack saddles ODD ropes &C. condemned SI<t> sioroas
Will be on eKh billion morning OF safe
Catalogues be ready saturday, MAY "a snc AN %
otue At the Office Of ths sacLaneTS 10 ADD LA hAss
l9thst New YORK city 49,
DFCFTVER'S SALE-FAIRCHILD & DE
Ii WALLTEARss, Auctoneers wiz sell Al pubic auction
- NAV a 32c and $50 1tS-
On Sa ySYy ity az ~ O'Clock noon. stock on
SoJ drf.h and unfinished machinery tools good viii,
uarnts and effects OF the Perpetual lensloa
Propa.ling Belt Company. 49, ..~,,....
Receiver.
KOONES & GOLDMAN,
Attorneys for Receiver,
No. Ito broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-29

AUGUSTA. May 27.-CottOn quiet Middlng IL PC. Lev
Middnng II &c. Good Ordinary, lOt receipts - Oats
/. IS bales 80,
BALTIMORE Nav 27-Cottor quiet Afdilng. l. oc. Low
MIddhng Sc. GOod ordinary, lO'sci gross receipts
l. bales stock p, lJ- bales ,,,
BOSTON May 27-Cottou quiet; Mlidlng. l@loc: Low
Middng, II Good Ordinary, II 80 net receipts ~
bales. gross 551 bales stock. 9UH5 bales 80 49,
CHARLESTON May Z7.-COttOn quiet Mdding. l-ci 10"
Middlng 20ll &C. GOOd ordinary, II &C. net receipts
CINCiyNATl. May 21.-COtton quiet; MldIIng 20 70"
Mddmg &c Ordinary. lO'c; receipts, ~ Oalesi
shipments 81 bales, stock /. - bales 49,
GALVESTON. 1T quiet Mlonllng, ii Sc 10"
gro- exports coAslsc. Cl5 Daes' stock '4o
bales. 49, -,
MddIng, l2c: Good Ordinary. lu.ic' let rcccpts -
OaIes gross lis Oalra shlpMcuis ID Daic' sHeS f"O
ba 2J,6nJ bales -,
MOBILE Nav 27.-Cotton steady Middhng, ] ac4 Low
Mddng &c. Good ordinary, lu'lci De-. te'tlpta 40
cu.-tN Lt'i'
Britain 3. $50 bales sal Us. 30 bales, stock. b-l pat-
NgwORtFANs Nav 21.-Cotton QuieG Mldtlng. &c; Low
MddunG Good ordinary II Sc Lee receipts ~
bales gross bales, exports To- the Confident lt' De,
sales 200 bales. Last evening" l-0O Oaes' 7"eA' S4''tO
bales ,,.,...-.- ga. ,o-
II bales gross, Daies siA'' % O-'00
PgHApELPHIA MAY 27.-Cotton dun; MID img. l2to Low
Mddng lie. Good ordinary. lie: net receipts, o.
balr- gross az bales; STOCK ib,flZ bales 800. -,-,
SAVASyNi. NAV 1T nffou glct N'hHhg ll.''Hr 4 -
Low Mdauug llsnlI -; GOOD OraHiy' III -'''
Let rccelufs. idi'5
~ LOT- Nav k7.-Cott0u steady Mtddhng. II 49, Low
Middlng II -c. Ordinary, Lee rcctp1 ~ uir'
gross - bales shipments IblO pales -dieS - oc''
stock. lJ.-
WIMSGroX May 27.-Coton quiet. Niddine. y &C. 10"
MIddiug. ll5lsc.. Good Ordinary, IJ5r. Let receipts
bales STOCK. 100 bales.
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FrnnrEAN MAnKErs.

rrvrrpoor Nav 27-2 p. -P0rk-Pr,pe Moss Eastern.
sready az gl du Western steady a. So Bacon ii Drian-
C,t .f.,dv Al a.. short ED steady Long 'ir~r
irner ar 30. short truer al ~ G Hans-i"ng ,ul
~ lvtra Mes tirrer 10 30. Prime Ness -JeiV 81 30.
Iarl-Prime Western ull az j7- iaio"-l ,lne ClW
steady az "a. TurpeutIe-- plrtS cuu al f"'N h"'i.
Flne zulu lDGd. common tu., b. Cnees-Am SAocS
Lard Flour STATE dil
an ftgd Wheat so White dun at 1914; No. spring
steadv AZ TO- Winter Western steaiy nc lV"d N"th
NTe steady at t. M prits lurpt ntne, at LohuoL
Al e.
an. .r American Nucoxs Lard closed al !5J lants 90
cent frs pes lp1 1iin- .-,.....- t,.
nEg NAV 27-WHcoxs Lard closed at % AXIS per 10
uouuu. Petroleum, : mdfAs . prLulAs-
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rovnov Nav --l220 r1-Consols lo.ats for both mon
a. and The account bonds three ali nav per ',l'
l0a. Atlantic and Mesesu ir5t mortgage trustees
cer7iGcate. as &c. second j.; Ere" 70 b. Co., @eo"hu con-
sols "a New-YOrS central - Fenu-y!vauAt n-i O''
pcaduc d.. New OrA. Olftris dnc \ c-iefn. - =
l0SuoS MAY 27-i:5Up ul.ihe AMOUNT %" otii, n B'-o
tie Baua 1tlluce iJ-lt = a'-..-'
LONDON. Ma 21-,On De n--Ptr- tlYlt'' dl'l' Ul'''
ceut r,urs. Tor tccoti-
AIS 27-4.UU .1cllAnk5 % LJ--oA - francs
b Il. uNlIl-L -. 4 q |
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PACIFIC MAIL srRANsHIr CoMfANf'
pier foot VI Canal-st.. y. X

U1HE THIRTY-F FIFTH annual meeting OF
/ stockholders Of the PACIFIC MAIL sIEAMsdiir
CoNpANY viii be held the Office VI the COMPANY pier
foot Of Csnast North River in the cry OF New OK on
MAY, lSs3. between inc hours OF
noon and O'clock D. M the election 0 DIRECTORS and
e ,acr0n Of such business as may properly como
no-e N The transfer Douks II the Dany VIII close ~
The once Of the Union Trust company On Mohday te "a
q, ,v ls-2 al o'clock and viii reopen on thursday
De IL OF June 5s2 &C 10 O'clock m By order oi the
Bo-il oi DH''''i~ W IL LANE secretary.
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Government bonds were dull all the w,v nm.
She final changes il the bids are an advance ~ a
Tor the continued Is and declines Of b for the con
tlnued IS and Is per cent each for the L,s and A.
IA state bonds Tennessee 6s declined "a per cent "a
o|A2- Railroad bonds were dull, but for nearly ali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-29

HAvAx, May 27.-sugar- Market active h'f.rs nrn
polarization "a = ' zo' i'I
orr, 1-c0vaio common 10 Fair. r reals. centriu-
rll 42a ~ nG- polarization. boxes and Lnda y-21ot
raj. zoo 1ar rnle. STOCK warehouse az havana an
N,rlnza, .oJ boxes. l35ion bags, ana 43..uV hl,si
r.c.ipf- during the $500 boxes .,tV' pts7 anu
loo binds. Inort- during the week. l.uo boxes itV
Ia. ana 70 hhds including 100 bags aud a te mus
fn inc United states spanish gold. lfu-- FAtiAi-e tL
on t- Uusd ~ti-. go DAYS. go, a. premium no 'AOI.
si.It TAI premium; Ola LoAAon 4'-t1Ao . !40ii'' ga
Itrt tL, 4 urp
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Gflp nantea.

lTANTED.-A young graduate of some
~ .cien nc course time practiced IN
oerapy writing good hand as private secre airy 20
member VI Scienuhc corps Address. stating
qualifications and salary ette. EPSILON, Tribune Up.
town once LIB Broadway.
NNANTED.-A FIRST-CLASS COOK, one
w rstands coOking meats nsh. vegetables &C.,
lsstp a who has had expert
public institutions preferre must be sober
and sactOry references, good paid 10
-stent party who will engage permanently Apply mmedis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-29

the speculative kinds prices were lower with the
share market. . A., ;o;,o1
The receipts of flour and grain at the prlnclpal
Atlantic ports on Saturday, May ~, were:
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LrvF srocK MARREr.-nY rELRGRAPn.

BrTFNo MAY 27.-ctrrIE-Receipts TO-DAY. lOo9 head
tOra for week thus 7plO head Tor time last week
100 head consigned through 20 cars nothing dong
feeling firm.
sHEEf AND LAsms-Receps to-day 600 bead total for
the week thus far 1900 head for same tme last week.
$4,000 head; through - market dull and I'M
sales Good clipped sheep,
- $ several remain unsOld
Receipts to-day head, total for week thus far
37Ouu head week, 3l.5OO head con-
signed through ~ market sales Good 10 choice
Workers. = UAr~ 10. Light 51ft1 3D. Good Medium
WEIGHTS - 2Oa<9 42I,. Pig-, So 7jGS7.
May - Hoes Receipts. $4,000 hear ship
5000 market steady with fair mand clos
ing weak on Poor Common TO Good Mixed, - % 90
Heavy Packing and shppns. - 9OGss 5O Light - JO~
81 go; Skps. - Odf7 %.
CArrLE-lieceipts 100 head shipments $500 head mar
kc generally Unchanged Exports 80 G Good 10 Choice
shipping - 9Od1S Common 10 Fair 30 - 90 Butch
bulk at - -, SOckers and Feeders - 50
0&5 -. Grass Texans - 70 20.
Receipts 700 head; shipments 15Oi marSet IN
changed Poor 70 Fair -hOrn, $3.50 Medium 10 oO -
- 40. Choice WOoled - 7JG%O 30.
LOUIS Nay 27.-CArTLR Re, eiptS 400 head ship
ments 100 head. market and active; all grades
but Texans Only offered, and they brought
81 30 - go. prospect for week good
Receipts 800 head; shipments 1000 head; sup
ply small quality poor; Only a light Local trade
HOGS Receipts 200 heal shipments. 200 head Market
steady with good demand; Light TO Fest Workers ~ 10
Packing oHS7 30; Butchers ~ Fancy oGso oJ Skps
and Culls, - jO0S6 ~.
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Feed-winter Bran 500 5O7s23 90 Spring sol 507s22 90
Petroleum quiet Refined in bbl 7ssc Cases ii ac Whiskey
duh Western. 81 81
81. LOUIS. May 27.-FOur dun and unchanged. wheat
opened higher declined nut partially recovered and closed
dull No Red FALL 81 2Sai cash p NAV; 81 q \ June
II 091t July; 81 O63a August FL O52 all the year; NO
Rcd Fall ~ II. No. d. ~ 90 bIi CONCEPTIONS higher
aud cash lower az 73d1tc cash 73i-c. May 1Olc June
7oao July ana August csc Segtembeg SOC all the year
oats lower 81 cash ~ c bid June 80 &c July
BOZ all the year. Rye dun at 30 asked Barley dun
90 SIZE Hrl TO- Butter and unchanged Daiues II
noe Country 100 lie Egg steady and unchanged at Is y
al7c Wmssey steady al 81 Is Pork dull at tla 80 bid
May tl3 30 Bnlkneats quiet ana unchanged Should
s.5Or short RIB I3Oc; Short Clear, lsuc Bacon
quiet aud unchanged shoulder. 92jc -hor RIB l&u1@
lZtuc short Clear lL3Jal14O Lard iull and nominal
Receipts-Fiour. 5000 bbss wheat $4,000 bush, Corn
5000 bush. Data LOO bush Rye none; barley, 5000
bush. ehpmeut--Flour 6OOO bbis. Wheat, lIouo bnsh
Corn. $4,000 bush Rye and Barley none
MAY, - 57li June 4 5oiG July II IA Augusts Io'.
september III l3. an the year. O91 Corn quiet :
spot and iy, - &c Iuue 5lc bid July u Lc; o. the
year. ~ PC oats quiet and UNCHANGED Receipt--WheAt
$1,000 bush: Corn. ~ OUO bush; oats. 5000 bush.
s1pmeni.-Whoat 1000 bush; Corn. 800 bush Oats
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Diui0enJ Notices..

Treasurer.
N0R7oLS 40 wE.TEEY RAILROAD coaRAyT sr
Oif'- VI 'I-- 3d. TiafGbE1PHIA May -. ls-5
NOTICE Is hereby gwen NAT the B2ar Tn OF
ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE the Preferred stock Of this
COMPANY aylb and alter June - 10 the stockholders 10
soeG4cr g Iecd N NTyerk gi I, be Fail at the
record Philadelphia at the office OF the treasurer III
e transfer books viii be closed from nay 81 70 Jgae 10
ncu5ige. g. K. W AK D -, sec, 81 =
NEw-YoRS PEoplcl ExcnWGE}
May - loo2
THE semi-annual interest due June /, 1852,
and registered viii be paid On demand AZ he Exchange Oh
and after Thursday June c,,5 F II it Committee
saw FRANCISCO May -. 1852.
V'HE FATHER DE SNET CQNcOLlDD-AAIlIE;lD9
No 1901 TWESfY CLNTs PER SHARE. payable al he
once Of Laaaw q Gq - "A'r Jun FA sseIe SA'
vIlEXAS AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COM
PANY ~ TEXAscoupous q The bonds o. this Com
pany viii Dc paid at the National baA oi CON-
meice III Ne" iolA wv PARAMoRE
President,
SAY FR, ycI-Co. May -, 1852.
THE EUREKA Consolidated MINING
y has % a0 the 7t s S "a at the once
OF Ladaw * Co., "A WaAst Trans, er book WI clos on
OFFICE oP rHs
MISSOURI. KANSAS AsD TEXAS RAILWAY coNr5A2yYi $50
TIHE COUPONS DUE JUNE l, 1852, of
the following bonds Will be paid at this once at and
II u K md Halfway General consolidated Mortgage.
Tebo and Neo~no - r. I75 40 i u, Nit,ooa
II. b. HhNsoN, Treasurer.
THR TEXAS AM Pacific RAILWAY COMrASY.(
No. lSJ BROADWAY NEW lOEk, J..
THE COUPONS of the COnsOuda ed mort
Saje G Esa mating G June l. ISL vii be ga
and after date 1t the Mercantile Trust Company No 10
h'o1''" "' C Z. sATTERLEE, Treasurer.
BOSTON AND NEW YORK AIR LINZ RAILROAD COZ
TREASURER. OFFICE l. WALL-l..
NEW-IOEK May H. So
TIIE usual quarterly dividend Of ONE Per
A the preferred stock OF the Boston and New.
York Ar Line Railroad Company viii De paid on ana after
jane I,7- the office Of Hatch * Foote u Wall-st
re transfer books viii close the dividend
aud reopen June :. ID. 3. HATCH Treasurer
CFFcE ~ TuR BOARD or DIRECTORS }
AMERICAN EXPRESS Co,
NRV-NORE May II. l~9G)
THE BOARD OF DlRECTOko OF thus Com
uorv have his day declared a Dividend u THREE
The transfer books viii be closed On the 10th day Of Juno
." '"' o." 1'' ~ By order Of the Board.
J. y. KNAPP. Secretary.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TlEAsURRR's DEPARTMENT. ;
PHILADELPHIA Nly l, l5o2.
TTVHE Board of Directors has this day de
i cared a ofNII-ANNUAL DIVIDGND Of FOUR PER
CFN on the Company clear ~ all taxes
pavabe in cash and after May -. to stockL ders al
frgi.tered on the books Al p III. April 30 last 80,
the treasurer % give puoc
otre rbf me stc khoders wi privilege Of SUD-
OF per the number Of shares registered IN thrr
names April - 1852, and those entitled TO IracuOn o
An must be made an paid for IN in por 70
June g. l.-2 subscription Will be received ater aI
an ,nuicaflon JOHN D TAYLOR Treasurer.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON sTocKs
BosroS. Saturday. May q. 1920
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. May n. 1882.
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For the week Clos'rg- =
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-15
MARRLAnES

Mr.. J. G. Wilson and Miss Amanda
Hiatt were united in marriage Tuesday
night by Ed J. @. Livingston, at Mr.. A.
NJ. HATS, Crab Orchard.
The Lebanon Standard, a few weeks
ago, told how two young gentlemen came
TO that place to marry one girl, that the
latter made a choice and married one OF
the men, leaving the other TO weep and
mourn, as was supposed. He didn't mourn
long, however, for the first chance he got
he stole the other fellows bride and is now
enjoying her sweet smiles in parts I'M
known.
-TorTES- the residence OF
the brides grandfather, Mr.. ]. l.. Dawson,
at l2l o'clock Wednesday, Dec. 18th. by
Ed. Jesse Walden, Of Lancaster, Mr.. Jas.
l.. Totten, Of Garrard, to Miss Lizzie NJ,
daughter Of J. c. Bryan, Of Lincoln. The
bride was beautifully sttired in handsome
brown silk poplin and brOcade satin. After
partaking Of an elegant lunch, the bridal
party with many friends came to Stanford
and took the train for Lowell, where the
groom's father gave them a reception the
same night. The presents were handsome,
useful and numerous, including the follow
ing; Horse and buggy, Jas. L. Totten; hand
some silver butter-dish and knife. Col. A. NJ.
SwOps. Lexington; pair pickle caston., Mrs.
Sue Bright; embroidered linen oambric
handkerchief, Mrs. Mary Sallee, Danville;
silk handkerchief, Joe Snow glass pitcher,
Maggie Bright set silver tablespoons, Mrs.
T.. A. Dawson; eolored damask table-cloth
and pair Of comforts, Mrs. ]. L. Dawson;
pair gold ear rings, Bonnie Bryan ! dozen
glass fruit dishes, Johnnie Bryan; $40 gold
piece. ]. T. Totten; silver butter-knife, Miss
Mollie Alexander; glass tea-set, Mrs. Lucy
Dawson; silver butter-kniie, Mrs. Mollie
Swope; silver butler-knife, Mrs. White;
pair towels. Mrs. Broaddus; wash-board
and tub, Dave 6wope; elegant silver cas-
tor, j. H. 6wope, Lexington.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-15
MT. VERNON DEPARTMENT
Sam. NJ. Bgrdeft. Editor

There will be Christmas Tree at the
Court-house on the evening Of Dec. 25th.
-Messra. j. G.. 4 L. B. Carter are build
ing for themselves law Office on the S. w.
corner Of the Courthouse square.
Mr.. Sam Kennedy, Of Crab Orchard,
has been appoin ted assistant to james
Maret, agent L. q N. r. r. at this place.
The Newcomb Hotel has been under
going repairs. A nice sample room has
been arranged adjoining the public room.
The merchants aae getting in their hol-
iday goods and some Of them will tell what
they have to the readers Of this column
next week.
After having had all sorts Of weather
during the past ten days, the indications
were yesterday that the conditions were
settled and We would have clear, cold
weather for time.
The small boys have already begun
their nightly practice Of shooting Roman
candles, torpedoes and 6re-crackers in the
streets. 1t is generally believed that they
will finally burn up the town.
The year is drawing to a close and
Messrs. Jack Adams & Son desire to re-
mind all those indebted to them either by
note or account that now is good time TO
come forward and settle. They have in
dulged their debtors for long time, and
they now need the money and must have
IL. E.f
--MARRIED.--At the residence Of the
brides mother near this place, on the even
ing Of the 7th inst, Mr.. John Cook, Of
Pleasant Valley. to Miss Vina Langford
daughter Of William Langford, deceased.
The ceremony was pronounced by Ed. Jas.
Chestnut The happy pair have the wish
es OF many friends for long life Of happi-
ness.
The Mt. Vernon Thespian Clubexpects
to give an entertainment one night during
the holidays. The exercises will consist
Of vocal and instrumental musis, charades,
Rotations end tableaux.Mr. J. L. White
head will be the central figure in the
thrilling tAbleau. "The Dish running away
with the Spoon" The proceeds Of the en-
tertainment will be given to the poor.
Mr.. ID. N. Williams, who has been OBJ
tanning deeds 20 the right of-way for the
Kentucky Central X. X. through this coun.
", has about completed the undertaking.
In most instances the right-of-way was Civ
en-; in others the Company was able TO set
tie with the landowners. A few men
however, failed TO settle and their land
will be condemned by appropriate proceed
ings.
lit is noted as a singular fact that al
though the Knoxville Branch Railroad hal
been running through this county fourteen
years. there yet remains pending in thu
Circuit Court here a SUIT for damages
growing out Of the nght.of-way. The or
iginAl parties plaintiff are dead. and thu
suit Il now progressing In the name Of SOM
infant heirs, The case has been once il
the Court Of Appeals.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-15

-MRs JoHN McRoBERrs, in, has gone
10 visit her sister At Lancaster.
j. @. sAuFLEY, ESQ, Of the Monticello
bar, IL visiting relatives here.
-DR. AND Mas. o. s. LAMBERT, Of
Kings Mountain, made us a pleasant call
this week.
Ma +. X. CHESAULr returned yester-
day from lengthy visit TO the great State
Of Kansas.
-MssEs Bessie VkSWISKLE, Of lows,
and Lula Philips, Of Mon,icello, are guests
Of Mise Hattie Frisbie.
Ma. JAMES A. DE PAW, formerly Of
this county. IL now proprietor ola livery
stable at Covineton, Ky.
Hos. JoHS @. CooPER, editor Of the
shslbyville SentiAei, was here Wednesday
looking after his property interests.
Ma. W. s. MYERs. Of the Calendar
Clock Co., has been promoted 10 the same
position that Capt. Lynch held with the
Company here. with headquarters at Gle.
bourne, Texas We are glad to hear Of
his promotion.
-DR II. G. MoReAS has decided to To-
cate permanently in Lancaster. and will
not hereafter keep an Office here. The DIR.
IL a pleasant, stable gentleman, master
Of his profession and We congratulate the
LAncastriAns on getting so worthy Citizen
Ma. u. s. wIrHKRs has been appoint
ed by the Governor, on the unanimous re-
ques, Of the other gentlemen composing il,
TO be commissioner Of the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum a, DAnville, 10 place Of J. W. Al
corn. Esq, who resigned after eight years
faithful service The appointment Of Mr.
Withes IL a most excellent one.
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get mp a revival except among the so.call.
ed christians who have become cold OF
lukewarm. The brethren are much pleas.
ed with the efforts Of the DE- and they be-
lieve much good will be accomplished
through him. tf#' it
-Itseems that the Rev. Penlz will not
get into the Epi.copal ministry after all
lie made application for admission, but
continued 10 preach for nj. charge at
Georgetown and biz intention coming 10
the ears Of bis aock, they quickly relieved
him from further duty. The Episcopal
authorities, al"o didn't like this double
mindednesr," and they refused TO accep,
him until he showed more earnestness in
his intentions The result is that Brother
Peniz will leave the ministry and enter the
practice Of the Law. which his religion II
not HE qualifications seems 10 suit best.
Bro. Pentz was never considered when In
these parts any better than he ought to be