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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-05-12
PERSONA.

-MRs. 8. q. DEHoFF. Of Somerset, is
visiting her relations here.
MISS MAMIE BEAzLEY has returned
from a visit 10 her mother in Louisville.
Mrs EMMA WHITE returned with
Mrs John ID. Carpenter, from Manchester,
Wednesday.
Rev. J. NJ. BRUcE has gone to Green
willie, =. C., 10 attend the Southern Baptist
Convention.
MISS PAErHEA McKrSSEY left yes
terday to visit her friend, Miss J ulia Lovel,
at Maysville.
Miss Ana l.. Hunt, Of Mt. Vernon, il
a guest Of her cousins, Misses Jennie aud
Lucy Moberly.
Ma. DAVID KLAss is in the cities buy
ing goods for his One Price Kentucky
Clothing House.
Miss JEANNE DUNCAN, Of Lancaster
came over yesterday to visit her sister,
Mrs. X. c. Warren.
Mn. w. +. GREEN has rented the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. John McRoberts, sr., and
will remove from Crab Orchard thereto a I
once.
Tue Bourbon Ns'rs says that Mrs. Tar
rant il very happily situated with a nice
school at present, and has bright pros
peci for the fall term.
Mn. W. z. HARVEY, Of Somerset,
Agent for the Aultman.Taylor Thresher
was here this week. AtDanville, Monday
he will give an exhibition Of the workings
Of his machinery.
Miss MoLIE + OWES. lovely and
fascinating young lady Of Mex inney, ac
companied by Meas. Sam Owens and viii
George, are visiting Miss Miss Ella and
Eva Owen..-lSomer.et Reporter.
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LAND. STOcK AND cROP.

Afford & Swope bought 200 fat sheep
at 3 to 81 cents.
w. T. Green sold to John Y. Myers, a
6-year-old horse for $3.50.
Squire ]. S. Murphy sold to John G..
Sergeant blooded bull calf for $40.
The Advocate reports sales in Boyle Of
100 bushels Of wheat at $3.50 to Sl.32l.
e. w. Afford bought 200 fat wethers
from Wayne county, at 81 to S.. 30 per head.
$ L. Lackey, Of Gallstin, Tenn, put
to grass on his farm near here 2 car loads OF
Tennessee cattle Of mixed ages, for which
he paid 81 to cents,
w. IL. Hays showed US a SMALL branch
Of a peach tree which bad eight healthy
looking young peaches ON il, and says his
trees generally, will average as we'll
Adam Cattron, Of ROckcastle, sold
yesterday to J. H. Il S. IL. Shanks, % two
aud 3-year.old mountain cattle for $3.50
and Il head to Anderson Nunnelley al
Sl5 per head.
Col John A. Duncan sold to Kahn
Furst, Of Cincinnati, 200 fat cattle for July
and August delivery, price 81 cents lii
says he thinks that they will weigh abou,
l 900 lbs per head by that time. Il Rich
mond Herald.
-Wathen a Hamilton sold of Of slop,
at Wathen Bros. dlstillery in louisville
delivered on the 10th inst, to Cinein
natl parties, $50 head Of steers at Q cents
rs head at S. 50; so head at $4.75, and 2
head at S. 25.-tLebanon Standard.
-LExISGToS CouRr 500 TO 600 cattl
on the msrket, but no demand. No cattl
Of any grade sold for over Age. Price
ranged from q to Age. A few broke mule
were offered and sold we'll at from 500 :
$3.50 per head. There were a great man
horses on the market and generally sol
well at prices ranging from $40 to $40, &C
oording to quality.
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Mr.. John Dunn has about 200 COM
mon sheep, and has this season, already
sold 5000 worth Of wool and lambs.
Mat Hutchinson is the champion fish
erman Of this section; he caught in Dix
River, at Floyd's Mill, cat fish weighing
AZ lbs. and measuring Fl inches.
Next Sunday is show day at Mt. Heb
ron. All the ladies will be out in their
very best. Mr.. Shade Thompson having
gone to visit his mother, Mr.. III. t. Smith
will FIJI his appointment.
Mrs Mary Hudson Chenault Is visit.
ing her brother. Humphrey Hudson, in
this vicinity Mr.. Chenault is the wife Of
the prosperous banker, Mr.. Waller Che
nault, Of Fort Scott, Kansas, formerly of
this county. Miss Bette and Lura Doores
visited friends at White Oak. Sunday.
Died, on Saturday night, the 9th inst,
only child Of William Baughman, Of OBJ
struction of the bowels. Mr.. Baughman
and wife have the sympathy of every one
in this their first and greatest bereavement
The precious little boy has only gone be-
fore to make Heaven the more inviting for
papa and mama.
Humphrey Hudson bought Of Thos.
Stone a3-year-old milk COW for S35. Jas.
Hill has sold his handsome combined
horse for Sl75. Jack Dunn bought Of DR..
Meyer, yearling Jersey for s25. NJ. p.
Hutchinson bought Of Lewis Philips, a
fancy young gelding for 800. Jas. By-
ant purchased of Manwarring brothers, a
handsome buggy for $l75. Farmers have
finished shearing sheep. Buyers are plen-
ty, and taking all the wool at 25 cents per
ID. Farmers are complaining Of the corn
not coming up. Wheat, oats and barley
are ON boom. Hemp is up and looking
we'll. Grass is very scarce, owing to SO
much land being put into cultivation this
year.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Buy PAINTS Of Penny a McAlisIer
DoAN's Attest Gasoline at Al Penny n
McAlister's.
SALT, Lime and Cement constantly on
hand a A. OwaleYs
NEW stock Of Jewelry and silverwsre at
Penny a McAlister's.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlisier.
You will End the best 5-cent and 2.ior-
cents cigar in town at Penny n MEALS
ter's.
STOLEN from the pasture Of Elijah
Pence, a chestnut sorrel mare b years old
white hind feet, and heavy tail IL" =
sunken place under left eye. Was missed
Wednesday night a week ago. A reward
will be given for his return or information
that will lead 10 his recovery. 9. NJ White
Standard
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LINCOLN COUNTY


Mrs. Mary GRAPHICAL and child were
thrown from horse last Sunday and hruis.
ed pretty badly.
There is a great deal Of sickness in
this community at present. The cases are
too numerous TO mention.
Levi Atkins had his face and eyes
burned considerably by the bursting Of a
double-barrel shotgun few days ago.
WIN. p Harvey, Of Somerset, was ia
our plsce this week. Geo II. Bruce and
wife were in Highland last Tuesday. Rev
]. ". Cook has been suffering severely foI
some time with the sore eyes, &c.
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A GENERAL THIEF Yesterday Mess.
J.H. a =. IL. Shanks missed some pants,
q bolt Of calico, sc, and suspicioning Dick
Shanks, lille crippled negro, had him ar
rested and his trunk searched. In IL were
found two pair of pants, two dozen spools
Of silk, box fish hooks, and a number OF
fancy corks, a dozen rolls Of binding, two
2-foOt rules. toy house, &c. The goods
were recognised a. the property OF iouI
firms, and Dick was put in jail TO have an
examining trial this morning. lie had
but recently gotten out Of prison for Other
stealing scrapes.
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A HORSE belonging to John Raney broke
loose and dashed through town Wednes.
day, dragging a spring wagon after him,
bu, fortunately he kept the middle oh de
road" and did not strike any Of the num-
erous vehicles standing on either side. No
damage was done.
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TINS value Of advertising is again shown.
Tuesdays issue contained an lad" for a
correspondent at Hustouville. and now in
Fridays Issue we have a letter. We got
our same old correspondent, too, and that
was what we were after.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-05-12

THE Dramatic Club contemplates visit
ing Lancaster and Stanford Come, Wal
ton, our word for Il, Il is the best show we
have seen on the boards for many a day.
-[Richmond Herald. All right, our peo-
pie will be glad 10 welcome them.
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TIM Supervisors found that thirteen
persons had -slued their property too low,
among them the richest men In the coun.
~. They tell US that there is great inc
quality in The valuation Of lands, much
Of il being at good deal less than half It's
cash value, while none exceeds 60 per
cent of IA
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HustonuHt

Salmon fishing is the exciting amuse-
ment this season along the waters of lower
Green River. l saw and helped to analyze
several specimens weighing from four TO
six pounds each, taken with the hook; and
few parties we're unsuccessful fishermen.
Home again after an unprecedented
absence Of three weeks. Judging from the
universal abundance Of "weeds" about the
premises, concluded tina, the whole con-
Germ considered itself in state of widow
hood. Hence my mission has been TO re-
move those premature badges Of mourning.
Will Boyle, wife aud sister, made a
flying visit on Saturday. "B" was better
dressed than he is reported to have been
on late visit to Stanford. The young
folks Of this region will pardon any. appar-
ent negligence in this department, as
have not "caught on" TO the run Of social
events.
During my absence very little Of gen
eral interest transpired in the village. A
few negro fights created an occasional rip
pie on the surface of Hustonville life. No
birth, marriage or death in the immediate
vicinity. No lively topic of discussion SO
far as | have heard, except, perhaps, the
usual vernal craze on the subject Of new
styles in the intricate paraphernalia o.
ladies' toilet.
The rain gives hope that, with the
exception of fruit, the ravages Of the frosl
will soon be forgotten We NAV predict,
however, with Vennor's permission, an un'
usual activity in insect life this season.
noticed yesterday two we'll developed spec
linens Of the Colorado bug" inspecting th'
potato crop. As was uncertain whether
they were on predatory, or reporioria
mission, gave them "the benefit of III
doubt" knowing that in either case dealt
was the only remedy. In the Green Rive
country the hy ispseulisrly destructive OF
the young tobacco plants. Where the pre-
caution was taken 10 canvass the plan
beds the supply will be abundant, bu
where this was neglected, AS Il was IN mos
cases, there is an utter failute.
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An enthusiastic farmer said to us yes
terday; We never had brighter prospects;
the wheat il splendid, the stand Of corn is
fine, oats is tip.top,there will be more than
a half crop Of apples, and fully a half
erop of beaches"
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En0Iema1's Min

Lorenzo Hubble's store reminds us Of
young lady looking for her beau. 1t
has just put on a fresh coat Of white wash.
Mrs J. Case is suffering with infiam.
matory Rheumatism. Al, a little son OF
X. b Rice, has been very low with pneu-
monia
Spencer Hubble sold to Villa m
Snow, good work mule for 500. d. ~
Prewitt bought an extra fine mule from
James Robinson, for $l65.
Some thief few nights ago stole
three or four turkey hens of Of their nests
at Mr.. Joe Swope's. They took eggs and
all, some Of which were almost ready to
hatch.
From the way a certain bachelor Of
this vicinity il improving his farm and
stalking of his building lots, he will he on
the hunt Of hou-ekeeper pretty soon.
So girls you had better be on the lookout.
A certain young gentleman Of this
place went to join fishing party. last Sat
urday, composed Of young ladies and gen
tlemen. AZ he didn't take any hook and
line with him, and judging from the
broad grin he had ON his face when he re
turned, he must have done his fishing OF
dry land.
The negro, Henry Reid, that had hi
house burnt a short time ago, took sub
scription paper around to see il the gooC
people would assist him. Nearly every
democrat that he presented it to gave hin
something, but not a single white republi'
can gave any thing. That shows how much
their white brethren think Of them when il
distress. But they will be very loving
Just before an election.
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Mr.. ASHER OwsLEY asks US to request
the City Council II they intend to stock
the pond in front of the Court house with
fish, that they do so at once. He suggests
that German Carp be used, as they grow
faster. Y. S.-This sarcasm.
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WANrED.-Country sides, hams and
shoulders; highes, market price paid. Nc.
Alister 4 Bright
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MARROW EsoAPE-The other day, old
man Gosney, who drives team for Rob
inson's Saw Mill, in this county, met with
a narrow escape from death. He was driv-
ing yoke Of oxen when tree that had
been partially cut, was blown down, catch
ing him in its Limbs. bruising him very
painfully and killing one Of his oxen. The
wagon was completely wrecked.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-05-12

TnE proprietors Of Lincoln Mills, hav'
ing secured permanent water supply
will be able to do custom grinding at any
time.
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TAKE WAREIEo.-Save costs. Your note
or account will be warranted on the lst Of
June IL not settled. We mean business.
Chenault & Penny.
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The negro, Sam Sandidge, was tried
at MilledgevilIe, Wednesday, for the
killing Of Henry Cloyd, and honorably
acquitted.
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NorIcE-wilI my friends please call at
my office instead Of asking on the street Il
am at home. Respectfully, X. Q. Morgan,
Dentist
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THE sisters of the Christian Church were
busily engaged yesterday in setting out
flowers and vines with the determination
of making their church yard the hand
sOmest spot in town.
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PARAsoIs, Fans, White Goods, Laces
and Hamburg Edgings. Latest styles and
lowest prices at Rob't ). Lytle's.
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Mn. ]. T. HARRIS has fresh ish for sale
twice a week-Wednesday and SATURDAY.,
II his meat and provision store.
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FARMERS say the present rain is su I'll >
cient TO make the wheat crop. A good
deal Of il is heading out and an early and
bountiful harvest is expected.
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OVER for sale, privately, my proper.
" In Stanford. J. n Warren.
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The potato bug il quite numerous
The only safe means Of determination Is
given on our outside.
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CANNED goods lower than ever at Hale
a Nunnelley's.
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MoRonEKrs 4 srAco's coda water foun
tain IL preparing TO sizz
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Fifty boxes Gowan 4 stoner'. soap jus
received at Hale n Nunnelley's.
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SEVERAL inches Of snow fell in Wiscon-
sin Wednesday night; 40 look nut for
cold snap.
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We learn that Mr.. J. p. Doty has re-
ceived the appointment Of postmaster at
Richmond Junction rice Isaac Hamilton,
removed. The main reason was that Mr..
II. isa democrat II is not likely howev-
er that he will lose much sleep over the
matter, as the small pay does not half
compensate for the trouble. The office IL
too close 10 Stanford, little over a mile,
10 be very valuable.
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IcE kept constantly for sale at my butch
er stand. W. +. Ramsey.
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A MUCH needed rain fell on Tuesday
night and at intervals yesterday.
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Low PRICES 10 woolen Dress Goods a,
Robt y. I.ytles,
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THERE will be Sunday School picnic
at Providence Church to morrow week.
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TmosE indebted to J. W. Wallace arr
urgently requested TO settle.
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clRRiRD COUNTY


A very heavy rain fell here wednes-
day afternoon.
An the preachers took tilt Sunday,
at the disorderly doings In town Saturday.
The trial Of Singleton for killing Ray
was continued I'LL this friday morning.
Je,son can't be found.
Geo Higginbotham is a candidate for
Sheriff Of Gsrrsrd county, subject 10 the
action Of the democracy.
Il am authorized TO announce Hiram
Roihwell, a candidate for Sheriff Of Gar.
rard county, subject TO the action Of the
Democratic party.
The republicans will hold a supple.
mentary convention Saturday, to finish
out their ticket. The Offices Of Sheriff,
County Attorney and Assessor, are TO be
filled.
Mr. w. J. Page, the Singer Machine
Agent, IL confined TO his bed with Rheum-
atism. w. A. Burnside is of TO the noun
tains on business trip. Col. J. II. Bruce
captured the largest fish and the presiden-
cy Of the fishing club last Wednesday. W.
A. Yantis has returned from Chicago.
In order TO close out their canned
goods, Geo. ID. Burdett a Co. offer for the
next thirty dsys-Yarmouth Corn, per
dozen. Sl.6O; Bib. Standard Tomatoes,
81 so; BIB. do, sl.2O; Peaches, Apricots,
Pine Apples, &C., in proportion. Sugars,
Cofiees, Teas, and Queensware, much low
er than elsewhere.
The Democratic County Committee
will meet Saturday, to name its candid
ates. There are indications Of a swap of,
The republicans will probably offer the
sherifi's and County Attorneys offices to
the democrats IL they will not nominate
for the other Offices. An offer Of one Of the
Clerkships to boot would be more tolera.
Bile.
Some one fastened a barbed wire
across the Buckeye pike few miles from
town Saturday night, and the horse OF q
man returning from town rather late rar
against it and was severely prodded by the
barbs, which caused him TO throw his ri
der, injuring him considerably. Any pun
ishment would be mild for a person guilty
Of such meanness.
BENZ F. johnson. Of Madison county
aged 60 years, came to town by daylight
Tuesday morning and hauled the deputy
County Clerk out Of bed to issue him
license TO marry Miss Mamie Davis.
blushing damsel Of is. Considering tina
he had been there before, he was unneces
sarily excited, and when asked his name
insisted il was Benjamin Franklin.
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THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND BRICK ioi
sale. Apply to Henry BaughmAn, Stan
ford.
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Tue WHOLE FIRM Mr.. ]. II MEALS.
ter and Mr. II. c Bright Of the firm Of
McAli-ter & Bright having been united
20 long in single oussednes'. are determin-
ed not TO be divided even in mAtrimony,
and will therefore take each to himself a
wife NEXT Tuesday. Mr.. Bright will wed
the lovely and accomplished Miss Sue
Whitley, Of DanviIle, when they will at
once proceed 10 the home Of Mr.. 7 J. Fos-
ter in this county and witness the marriage
Of Mr.. McAister TO Miss Bessie Foster, a
lady Of many charms Of person and eharac.
ter. II il a nice arrangement and here's
hoping they may be even happier than
they nov imagine they will be.
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BLospr Invisible Nets at ROb't $. Ly-
ties
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Mai. A. Il. RICHARDS,

OF Louisville, is candidate for Superior Judge in
this the "a District, subject TO the action Of the
Democracy.
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LOCAL kArTERS

FRnsu Sal, and Lime a, W. II. Higgins
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Judge IL. J. BRECKINRIDGI

Is candidate tor Judge Of Superior Court, subject
TO the action Of the Democracy. Election, hrst
Monday In August
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-13
q, 81 Massacre by Apaches.

nrNvrR. Col, December l0.-A dispatch
from Albuquerque. New Mexico TO Tue
i'.;J,,ne. saws: A" Francis Josseiyh, OF
NM sandy as he is called, has !ust ar
r;yed at Silver City from Chihuapua. oosse-
irn was with Mcdonald and Biggs when
tIev were murdered by Juhs oand VI
snscbes. The three men had been riding
hard all day. They had seen The A paenes
mil but no Indians. Arriving at faso
del cbocolah. Biggs and Mcdonald pro
uosed 10 camp. Josselyn would mol con
icn, as he thought it dangerous. ana ne
Sode off a few hundred yards, while Blgg'
a I'D Mcdonald unsaddled their horses.
i"Sselyn had about decided 10 return "
lie companions when the Apaches made
heir appearance, firing volley al the wv" 20
sn,m who fell. Josselyn put spurs 10
~ horse and escaped. lie returned 10 Tue
, n'' " Inter with sixty well-armed men ana
h,',ied the bodies 81 Biggs and Mcpoha'u,
, y'i' indian scouts assert that the Apache
louder, are under the command OIL Nan"
, ,;T the war chief of the Apaches, who
u.s. renorted killed last year. Tue "no'e
state 81 chihuahua is in arms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-13

rps aRCHITECTURAL SCHEME AT THE CA1Ho
lie UNIVERSITY IN INDIANA.

II
lie UNIVERSITY IN INDIANA.
from the south Bend Tribunel
We understand that Father Sorin. Pro-
fessor GregOri, the weil-known artist, and
Architect Edbrooke are periectlng ar
ranpements for new and splendid feature
81 Notre Dame Uniyersity-namely, the
erection OF the dome over the main build
inc which, ii is said, will be The
fncsl thing of the kind in this
country. the dome OF the Capitol
NJ Washington alone excepted. When
.oupleted the dome at Notre Dame VIII be
900 ieet high, and the statue surrounding
II will be illuminated at night by an ellllse
If electric iets. The interior VIII DE
ueinted in the highest style OF art, OF winch
he (. master. by Professor Gregori. Inc
arch Of the cupola will be adorned WIN
thirty-six categorical paintings, represent
inc the arts and Sciences-among DINERS
nhilosophv, astronomy. law, physics lhe-
oloey. agriculture. music, poetry, the me-
cbanic arts. etc.
The dome was designed in 1879 by MT.
" ! EIbrooke. Of Chicago, III his plan OF
ihc college buildings. Ii is TO be strong
and massive structure OF iron. gllt on ihe
outside. similar to that OF the liotei ue'
Iny,lides OF Paris. 1t Will cost from 20,
Goa 10 go. 600. The foundations were Ialu
a., and strong when the new COLLEGE
Sn;iding was erected, and the massive
structure OF brick on which the dome Is
IN resi- was raised 10 u heigh' oil Se'eh'!
five feet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-13
. <,e..peake.Bay Ghost

AF. Hudgins, assistant keeper al VII " Oh
Tan Light. chesapeake bay, has resigned
Trap I ns wrote 10 Captain Evans,
n Mri inspector, several weeks ago
LIT his family, living on shore oP i% hv
tie lighthouse, had been a n,o,, ar,nted
mysterious noises. The inspector, s'i h"in :
Inn leave OF absence, a sups. ,,ar III, "t the
provided, to investigate , TUE th n the keeper
had 10 70 nd. and other noises were heard all
knoes ,se I house and young lady, lying IN
over Tue nous /. ssyere slap ia the face, and
bed, T I,sst being produced it was found the
oIow W. n ,ady '.,' eheek Matthews county u
on .ne 'a oses the matter, and watch parties
h',s nightly tried 70 discover 'ne Rc csSss :.
the tn visitstions, but have failed 0'''"
Nam.