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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16
@eaen Sipbtbcria.

Gin @e6IeIbIatt empfeblt Senisni.
gen, Die beim 9luftreten bieier sefdbr'
Ii6en 9raufbeit drstIide SiIfe ni6i
erlansen f6nneu, fcI9enbe @erbaItunSsa
ma5reeeln:
SaS erIte 1T sin ipirfIume8 glbfiibrs
mit.eI. Gieb itartere 9OIen ais se'
ir6bnIi6; nab bier Stunben, iofern
nod feline g8irfilne. iuieberboIe. Damn
sib einc i6pd6ere 0oiiS einmal bes
cages, 70 bab ber 2eib Offen bleibt.
SfneiSe sipei 9smons in S6ei5ep, fode
nit einem 9funb braunsn 9uder in si.
ner Auart g9aHer elm 8ierteIitunbe.
@jit ieoe Stunbe pber otter einen Sbeet
I6feIpoa, bic sritsn sipeimaI abipeds
ieInb nit einem SeelDifelppa SiibDl.
Dies iin6 portreffIide 8crfebrunsen,
unb aud ais 8orbeusunssmittel niibIid.
1lebrisens tbut man ippbl, ieben britten
Sas Die 3immer nit SdneieIbdmpfen
su 6urdrdu6ern. Nabrenb bies in ie
einem ber16IoHenen 3immer 9et1an
ipirb, iollte iebp6 9tiemanO ii6 barin
aufbaIten. SpIle ben Gals suiueilen
nit @iisntinftur (TinCture OF iron,
eine balbe llnSe in elmer 5uiie @aiier ;
ais SpillmitteI bienen ebenfalIs Chic.
rate Of Potash, J llnSe in elmer Soile
beibsn g9ahers aber Sum SpiiIen pors
erit abtdbIen Iuiien. SO4ials aufse.
loft in @aHsr, aQein, ober nit ebenius
rieI 8adioba. 1T tuiriium. 9lu9
glIalm in 8aiier oufseIDIt 1T empfebs
Iens.pertb. 9ieie GurSeItpuiIer iperben
ni6t auf sinmaI aussipenSet, ionbern nur
iene8, ipel9eS am eriten sur Sanb iein
mag. Der &rante barf babOn etipas
beritbluden. 2ebtere WiittsI iinb ebens
falls bisnIi6 BEL SaIsbrdme pber Group.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16

= 9oub. 9opt fam ipsniae GAGE
Dor Der BabI nit elmer uiiensn GriIGr.
uns sesen Gameron's GaneiSaten 8eas
Der beraus. 3uSIei6 ;eiste CT an, bad
er fir ben llnubbdn8isen, Steipart,
ltimmen iperbe. Gr besrinbete ieiner
besfaaf8en @nti6Iub nit einem 8e'
fenntnihe, ipeIdeS um 10 sbrenrpaeI
fur ibn 1T, ais er ii6 ieIbit bel
S8pd8e Ssiben mubte. Die Cameron
SOnOe, eeitanN er Gin, babe ibn se,pun.
gen, peri4ieSene 9mse gu tbun, peI6t
eines 8oupernDrs bon Benniplpanisr
untpiirciS isien. @ermutbIib ipielte E,
babel aud auf bic Sssnabisuns Sem,
bIe's an. So isi bubs 3eit, eriIdrts e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16

beimnib bIeiben = aber Der Serr benit
unb Die Staotbaie Ientt- uno 70 baus
erte es benn ni6t Ianse unb bic 9ieuiss
tsit mar allerorts perbreitet.
p@- 8ir MAIDEN bic Oeuti6en bars
auf aufmerfiam, baB 6 bas. g 6eu6
feinem Saufe cine StiefeIs uno S6ub=
banOIunS er6ffnet bat un6 ii9 bsitreben
ipirb, bur9 CUTE Baare unS reelc
.preiie bic 8dufer sufrieben su itellen.
9unbenarbeit ipirb mad ipie Dor pdntt=
Ii6 bsIorst. 45,3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16

ipeiter, bieIer S9anb.@irtbidaft Elm
Gnoe Su MAIDEN. = Die StaIiparts
tparsn iiber bies gluftretsn bes 8Ous
berneurs iebr entriiitet, uno StaatSs
Sefretar Auab ianote icfcrt feline
8efsnatipn elm, bic Nu6 ebenfc prompt
an9enommen tuurbe.
= Die @sitation fir bic Spre6er'
itsle bes n66iten 3epr6ientantenbauie
bat bereits besonnen. Die Sauptfuns
Sibaten iino 9tanbaIl bon 9ennipIpas
nien uub Carlisle BON Sentudp.
SIN fernen Neiten baben gnbe
Der beriloHensn @p6e i9pere Sdnees
uno 8esenitiirme beSonnen. 9ta6 Ses
riften beS SisnnIumtes barf man in
BEN atlantiiden Stuaten bieie Mode
MCtter ertparten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16
6einritlt Npnn,

Der IL. S8arD lIbrma der,
bdIt fortip6bren6 an SanS cine Der ses
i9madpoaiten 9lusnabIen bon @anbs
8utufs uuS @a6teIslbren.
Die 8aateI Iabt ibre IiebIi9e Stimme
iebe bierteI Smnoe bbren, ais
,,6iir9te @ott".
gSer cine iOl6e llbr I'M Sauie bat,
fam ieines @otteS ni9t perseIien. glqe
in better SrbnunS. = 9ai6enubren,
Getten, SutpeIen, @pIoene 9tin9e aaer
glrt.
8riIIen cine SpesiaIitat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16

auf Nlontas 9lbenb cine Siesesfeier
beranitaItet, Bel ipsl6r Sen. 8eter
Senerp, Maior S. 9. Smith unb
Squire 8oon 8eben bielten unb bic
9ittston @Ornst 9anS muiisirte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16
0aS Mefultat i'm staate. .

Die 9IuralitGt Ses bempfratiIden
GOupernBrssS San6iSaten 1T 40, ,45l Ct
Die StautSSeiebseFuns ipirb in ses
msini9aftIider 9lbitimmuns cine bemo'
fratiide Dt,brbcit bon 10 Stimmen
baben.
Der Isbte Staats1enut beitanO aus
80 0epublifanern, II Demofrateii unh
l 9tatipnaIen; bic nddite 8eprdientas
tion IL Suiammenseisbt aus 80 8epubs
lifansrn unb 81 9emotraten-ein 0ss
niun fir bic IeBteren bon 4 8ertretern,
Die erfpdblten Senutoren iino Gin ber
8eibenfolge Der 9iItritte) fplgenbe;
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16
$500 . clUbni.r,9.

Bir5abIen Die obiss 8slobuuns fur ir9tno
tinsn 6aa bon eeberleoen. Dpspepfa. ntrpoitt
9opfUeb, llnperOauIihi,i uuo 8eritopfung
ben mir nidt nit g8eft's bsgstabIiidsu eeber.
piqeu turiren fonuen, iuenn Die anwtiinngen
iirsib befolgt wtrOeu. Gie iiuo rein uegstabi'
iiih Hno aeben iteis 9mfrisOsnbeit. @eJudert.
grobe adftdm nit 80 9iQen. % Gents OH
tst su6 Dor aadabmungsn. Ole sdten per.
ben nur bon 9obn 6. @eft & Co.. ,,oeH
9iaen.Madern". ISL uno 1873 VI. RaoiioH
ei, Chicago. fabrtjirt. Gin 9robspadst wiro
bsim Gmpfane siner 8 Sent poitmarts frsi
perinnot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16
0ebiru unS Secrpcn.

OebirH unb Jfetbeh.
"Wells' Health" gr0btes SsiInittsl Der Groe
fur 9mpoteuj Wlassrteit seihIebtIide Sdpd.
DE II. I. ~. 81 bel apotbeiern; 8ornusbe.
sabIt bel GEpreb Sips; fir So. 4. S.
WELLS, JERSEY CITY, N. j.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16

SD made beionDsrs Oarauf oufmsriiam, oab
i'd i'm Stanoe bin
Seben Sas frif9e 8iirfe
,u Iiefern; 9eber.. Bologna. uuo aus9sjsidnste
branffurter Birite sine Spejialitit. 6leiih
ieosr Sorte tdsIid frifd. Gs Iaoet frennli6it
gum 8eiude elm eouis S6mtot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16
Stirh nidht I'M .6nnfe.

Srage bel apotbefern at fur "Rough on
Rats" 50 pertrGbt 2atten. Mduie, @anjen.
tdfer, llnsejieier. 6Iie8eu, ameiisn Snietten.
Is Ste. per 8or.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16
GambleQ 0ans.

424 2adaipanna glSsnue, Scranton.
6siuas @biefiss, gBdnt, 8ranbiss unt
frilhes Vile unb Eager immn an 6ane. @uie
giearTsn cine SpNialitdt.
3. gaItntint II, SSbnts (gltRarf, q. 81
aIt am 3apf.
@armt unb Ialif Sptiitn ju isbfr 9tii.
20 9nbreip Campbell.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16
Stephan Gutheinz,
Scmt tScbcrM MctSNer, 4,

WFVHI SETN W
,pildsu aItn unb SidOTy Strabtn, tmpftblt
siutm pntbrisn publifum itin @flh6ft aufe
gslis. 6ltiIH isbtr slri Iisftn Id ium bilisk
fen prsiIs uHb tn better Aualit6t, unb made
i'd iibsrans auf bic Ron mir iubtTtitttfn pprs
,heIihm @Irfe dufmEfiam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16

Das observation-disclosures 1T aus 1l2
0smOtraten unb 80 RepubIifansrn Jus
iammen9elebt.
Die Scnere8s Nrprdfentation
bon 9ennipIpanien beItebt aus 81 9es
ipbbnIi6en unb einem 8epr6ientanten
lat large" SIM leBten Gonsreb ipas
rem 10 Republifaner unS 8 9smofra.
ten. Die nddlte Delegation tpir6 aus
l6 3spubIifanern uno IL 9emofroten
beitsbsn. gSir laHen Elm iiberf6tIi6es
8erSei6nib Der Giamsn fOIssn::
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16
. e rH pp fun q.

Iuffs @tIlen fine fpsIlen fur eieie Ndne
bereitef, cline Hpis perurfddit einen
fef I'm Befneen, bdA Der teietnee erffdunt fff.
etc ptrmebrtn ben Hppstit nne nerHriaeeH Hifiid1s
aufas, "a her Rerper aendhrf uup eur trs frHiid,t
QRlrfuHa auf eit Se reduuus oradHe sn reafindtis
aer Stublsana esteetasEuIsn lrLrs: rrsts 2s SsHis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-16
Gentral Narf Sotel.

Den DeiIden BON Scrnnton une llmseseno
btrmit Die sr9ebens anjeiae, eab i'd obisrs
Qofal iibernommen babe uno es mein Seitre.
ben iein miro, aIle 1dite in jnporiommenoer
8eile NIT ben bsitsn Grfriiduu9en Ju bsois.
men. Gine atetlbabn, S6tfefane uno Saaa-
trll ifrbsn jur gsrfisuns hsr @dhs.
aoitgdu9er fnoen quite Solt uno reinIihes
eogis 30 mdbi9en 8toinnungen.
3u jablreibem 8eiuht lnoet Elm
Gbas. Q. 9elbert,
80 friibsr bon 9atpIsp.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-28

We are in receipt of the entries for the
stakes at the Little Rock meeting, com
mencing Monday, october 10th. Texas
with Dallas in particular, is remarkably
well represented. A glance at the list, with
TIE mention of a few, may interest our turf
loving readers. Bachelor & Barclay have
shipped Iargentine, Jim Britton, Mack u
and Harry Bachelor. Frank Lilly, repre-.
sents us with Bette, Rebella, Pilgrims
Race, and others. Sanford will be there
with FL Captain, Marie, Heartless and
Lauia G..
MANY des .,erate mile will be commended
for, and deep interest awoke, when our
admirers an Z owners come in contact with
horses of national reputation, such as Boval-
N an, wildmoor, Belle Of the West, Greco
sole, Joe Murray, Monogram, Apollo, the
the nimble foot at Lexington; Pearl Jen-
ming, Hickory Jim, Gilmore, Joe Davis,
and others. who aie fresh with banners OF
victory gained at Sheephead Bay, Saratoga,
Brighton Beach and other prominent
points.
With a little inquiry on our part we can
herald TO our readers that the coming meet
ing Of the Dallas Jockey club viii be rep -
sented with nearly all Of the plvers uen-
toned above. The purses offered are very
liberal, and we look forward to the fall
meeting. commencing November 7th, as
tbe grandest event Of the kind ever held in
the state
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Brsdieat.
no PREVENT
Yellow Fever
-TAKE--
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
a. @Ho USED II TIIRogdli TiIE

"a, WHO USED IT THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF 1876,
MEssRs. j. II. IKlL1N Il CO.,
GENTLEMEN I'VE, the undersigned, Engineers
on the Georgia Central Railroad, In grateful OBJ
legations for the benefits we received from the
use Of Simmons Liver Regulator during the
Yellow Fever Epidemic In Savannah, Georgia,
In the summer and fall of 1876, desire to mako
the following statement. That during the
aforesaid Epidemic, We used the medicine
known as simmons Liver Regulator, prepared
by J II. Zcilin & Co and though exposed to
the worst miasmatc influences OF the Yellow
Fever by going In and coming. ont Of Savannah
at different houre of the night and also in
spending entire nights in the city ,duiing the
prevalence of this most Fatal Epidemic, with
but the single exception of one of u.s. who v rs
taken sick, but speedily recovered, we con-
tinued in our usual good h ilth, circumstance
we can account for In no other way but by the
effect, under Providence of the habitual and con-
tinued use of Simmons Liver Regulator while
wewere exposed to this Yellow Fever malaria.
Respectfully yours, G. b. Patterson John X.
Collins, Jas, l.. Mallette, Melton f. Cooper.
no. Always ask your Druggists for DR.. Sim
mons Liver Regulator, and be sure to see those
Identical words printed on the label, and having
thereon red Trade Mark Seal and signature
| of ]. H. Zeilin & Co. None other is Genuine.
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onuntr cnnmI..Iepsr.. csurt

The county commissioners court con.
vened yesterday and counted the vote On
incorporating the Dsv town taast Dalias,
and tine elcctio7 on local option st Lancas-
ter. both Of-which were carried, the trst ~
a vote Of 80 10 3 erainst incorporation. for
ID. first. and the second b. q vote 81 p q
81 srninsf local option. Judge Burke VII
today n tn-rnurroE order o. election Of
rfFre-s f0r the new town.
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Joe Cooper. the brakeman on the Texa'
Central who was arrested a few days since
by Che Un!.ed States ar .horities on Tbs
charge OF violating TIE c. 7 rights bill BY
refusing Emma Bagley. colOred. admit
y ice TO the ladies' coach, wre brought be
~ E United States Commissioner McOOr
milk Yesterday for a preliminary eEamina-
ton which be waived. He vas placed
under s. bond Tor bis appearance At tbs
next term Of the Federfi c0r-t, which be
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-28

The oontsst 81 Shady vier perk between
the colored band Of Fort worth and that Of
al. city. ss % vhfch could make fbs -
rrusir 90 q cUrret e. premium. rs vur
- tfle fu-rpr band TIE Uutsice cE-kies.
- we-r chn-trd ndrliftnnce - ~ rarE.
so stsf the wbols thinr uns frauc ard
~ The purp1s- q nsEirg r,oDeJ cut q
the-n-
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TO THE TOMB.

Az Glasses Of Clti1ers Unite IN a Last
Sincere Tribute TO Good Man
Gone, but Honored SIN
The Imposing fuueral Ceremonies ies-
terday over The Rcma'os OF
Judge Good. Of This CITY.
Buried by the Knights Tcmplar in the
old Masonic Cemetery.
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The Good That VIII Accrue to the
Farmer In the Saving Of Time
Aud MOney-The
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Have heard the highest expressions o
appreciation from parties who have taksi
s. s. S. for Skin and Blood Diseases.
VIM. LITTERER e. CO.,
Nashville, Tenn.
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WASHINGTON and Lee University,

Den. @ " O, LEE, President
Thorough instruction In LAHoUA GKs, LITERA
TURE, and SCIENCE, and In the Professions
Schools of LAW and EEGfsEERISG Healthfu
location. In the Valley of Virginia. Necessary
expenses for whole session, exclusive OF books
ank clothes, need not exceed S225 TO $780, Session
opens September q For catalogue address j.
l.. CAMPBELL, Jr., Clerk, Lexington, Va.
iulfeOd2m
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lliusfseo MaftiaW "a do, 10 page,
and nll blndlne, 10 cents. SAINT ~ lnpr ,sie Z
~ oents Manhood, 10 nenis, WOmenhl Oh 0
cents % 1phlet 4 cents, securely soaloi b.
WHITTIER tho great speolallst stT IA dh.,.
alrpel 81 fOula Mo
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CHIEF CHARACTERISTIC :,

only fully understood by those ENJOYING
his intimate acquaintance, were, a nign
sense of personal honor, from which no in
ducement could swerve him; sincerity in
his friendships worthy ofall praise; o tcofn-
full disrelish for every species of deception
o. trickery, and steadfastness of purpose
in al. that engaged his mind. Perhaps few
men so full y felt and in his own wav mani-
fested-his way being strictly prvate-a
heartfelt sympathy With the struggling
mass oflaboring people. In this his nature
was noble, and yet, so fastidious were his
notions of prop,.ety, that few knew its
force.
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The Composition and Order Of The
March of The Long Cortege.
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The FINS of Noble Life.
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Has given better satisfaction than any
remedy for Blood Diseases We have eve,
handled.
SCHILLER & STEVENS,
Washington, ID, q,
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THE BEST
KEDgaEYAND LIVER MEDICINE

NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL. y
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directly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels Ie
storing them at once TO healthy action.
HUNTS REnEDY is a safe. sure and speedy
cnre and hundreds have testified TO having
been cured by II, when physicians and friends
had given them up TO die. Do not delay, but try
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HUNTS REMEDY cures all Diseases Of the
Kidneys, Bladder. Urinary Organs, Dropsy,
Gravel. Diabetes, and Inconunence and Rotcn-
HUNTS RgMBDY cures pain in the side,
DaCk, o LOins General Debility, female Dis
cases. Disturbed Sleep, Loss Of Appetite Brights
Disease, and all Complaints Of the Urino-Genital
HUNS REMEDY quickly induces the Liver
to healthy action, removing the causes that pro-
duce Bilious Headache, Dyspepsia, Sour Stom-
ach, Costiveness, Piles, etc.
By the use of HUNTS REMEDY the Stomach
and Bowels viii speedily regain their strength,
nd the Blood will be perfectly purified.
HUNTS REMEDY is pronounced by the hes
q tors to be the ONLY cURK for all kinds
Kidney Diseases.
HUNTS REMEDY is PURELY VEGETABLE, ard
Is a sure cure for Heart Disease and Rheumatism
when all other Medicine fails.
HUNTS REMEDY is prepared expressly for
the aboue Diseases and has never been known
One trial win convince you. For sale by all
Druggists. Send for Pamphletto
Hunts Remedy Co., Providence, R. ].
Prices rs cents and tl.25
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Noises in the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served in the urine. and many other diseases
that lead to insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree to for eli Five Hundred Dollars fol
a case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
(1nder their special advice and treatmenD will
not cure, or for anything impure or injurious
found in it. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN
STITUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thor.
sis of urine, IS co Price of Vital Restorative,
50 90 bottle, or four times the quantity. $40 o.;
sent to any address receipt of price. or c. o. d..
(no C. o. D. sent without 81 enclosed as a guar.
antee), secure from observation, and in private
name if desired, by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, 718 Olive street St Louis, Missouri
Wholesale Agents. W. III. HOWELL d BRCi
Dallaa TaxaR.
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Fair-minded physician now recommends
it as positive specific.
S. MANSFIELD & CO.,
Memphis, Tenn.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
THE GREAT EN- GLlSH REMEDY

Is Il never failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, Sem
inal Weakness, Sper'
matorrhea, L o 8 7
MANHOOD, impoten.
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects OF
Self Abuse, youthful
follies, and excuses In
maturer years-such a.
Loss of Memory, Las
situde, Nocturnal Ennis
sion, Aversion to socie
ty. Dimness of Vision,
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Af1irhfiier Sir Ter buckied s'elt Der so d
About his l0ins. nor sBeaved a pursf speaT.
Beneath a baunef Where hui true men Enarrh.
The sIken riorT Of Thy radiant pasl
In ai1 o. wan and woof Of circumstance.
shan I'VE IN rslsss chsnbers Of Che hearts
That knew fhee IN ny shining worthless.
Ara ionrer No Nan toinhsiones Lines shall lat
Frrersll On genial hand. ven pres no more
71Iins houest palm IN al in vealfh ~ warmth
rsreutn o. welcomed roics. No r1ort " ne
In thesry turss Ent risasinr rnec1oie.
rfr scents cDras. but ~ ne memory
OF snch ulfh an her inbo-n rrnriousoess
wru I've IN rlctestfrngranes ersrr1ore.
49, A. rs no.. fisconsolats er.trur
ia, fts hariowsd eErft az sEc-st fusf
wefngr ny spIrii r. ssoFs ti.is n0uud
n. ~.-rt.lrr~ rr'1rff efrrnal rrrriis fcrrd /.
- Enirfis, fhs only busin - ! hEvs y
r-lrIr f,ei1rs TUu IL such r. ny Epr,e-tsir
~ ~ 7rsff ard burial Of ~ Joan J. Cool.
~ fhs ordering q 80 s.-Tiaes e 20
- der de- lhs rsfmDrT q ne r. p.
0-1ns Cdrnrnsn8er az thB ornrd On
- KnIrt.s Borsr. Brsrst@ snd Gar
rr-'fr- rs-s nrr,ointei 4 conn - q -
rIrlIons. wfiih vus dulT o1srs1 -
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-08

large. For HE valuable services as a re.
porter the Directors presented your cores
pendent with several tin cups full Of lem
onade, also a piece Of ribbon which was
tied in his button hole by the fair hands
Of Bruce, the learned Secretary.
"A little election is going on to-day
(Monday,) in Danville, and among those
who are likely TO sail up Salt river is the
gifted youth whose contributions TO this
column have excited the admiration Of
the world. He aspired to the Police
Judgeship Of the town. He has never been
Police Judge, he never may. II he should
be, he may not make mortal good one"
This much however has been accomplish.
ed, quite number Of the colored people
have at last thrown off the yoke Of the
bosses. They intend to be dictated TO no
longer. The mere fact Of man calling
himself a republican after having been ev-
cry thing else, shall be as nothing to them
in the future. Heretofore, when a colored
man has voted contrary to the command Of
the leaders he has suffered all manner Of
persecution. There can be nothing Of this
hereafter; too many have asserted their
manhood today to make it any easy thing
ior them to be prosecuted. Iii is comfort
ing TO think that the reign Of the bosses is
40 near al an end
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PERSONA.


j. $. HOOKER, Esq, has gone to Lou
isville.
Mis- Gro. SALLEE, and Miss Annie
Sallee, Of somerset, are visiting Mrs. Craig
Lynn.
Miss CoRSIE CoorR has returned
from Danville looking unusually bright
and pretty.
--MRs. MARY DUNN, Of Louisville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. james Paxton, and
other relatives here.
-MRs. J. w. ALooRS and daughters,
Misses Annie and Mary, are visiting at
Judge Hendricks, in Somerset.
Miss NASSIE DuSS, Of Richmond,
one Of the lovely p. G. RS, was with Miss
l.ettie Rochester, Yesterday, on her return
from the Danvlle Fair
Miss minnie UNDERwOoD, Of Louis
willie aud Mics Jessie Daniorth, Of Charles
ton. Mo-, are visiting at Mr.. Il. +. Bar
rows.
-MrssEs MAMIE ASrHoSY, Of New
Albany, Ind and Esielle Burr, OF ps"e-
go, n. Y, are visiting their uncle, Mr.. +.
J. Anthony,
-Mrssns MATTE AND Bessie FoGLE, Of
Lebanon and Mics Abe NanArsdale, Of IIar-
rodsburg, passed Friday en- route to Rock
castle Springs, where they will remain the
rest Of the season.
--MrssRs JUNE WALKER and Milt V.
Barlow, genial and popular pair Of Rich
mond gentlemen, who have been guests Of
Crab Orchard SPRING., stopped here yester.
day on their way home TO vote.
-ELD. MiLroS ELLIOTT, Principal Of
Elliott Institute, at Kirksville, was here
Friday. We are glad to know that his
school il in a nourishing conditon-lls
pupils having been In attendance last ses-
aiou
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LAND. STOcK AND cR0P.

e. f. Gaines sold TO Pulaski parties G
Cotswold rams at Sll.
Failures last week numbered l0i againt
III OF the week before.
--latest estimates report the wheat crop
Of Minnesota at 40, 100000 bushels.
Tom Robinson sold to C. G. Ware So
mountain wethers, averaging SO pounds at
3lscents.
r. +. Sbdduth sold to A. I. Nunnel-
ley yoke Of oxen for $l45, and fat COW
at 81 cents.
The Dryer Bros. have bought Wan
dering, 2.year-old gelding, from James
MuIphey for 5000.
Hon. Harrison Bailey is the owner Of a
COW that has had nine calves in four years.
The last were alphabetically Sentinel,
The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breed
ers' Association will hold fall meeting at
Lexington, commencing October 10th, and
continuing four days.
Mr. II. S. Withers took the premium
on year-old mare at Danville Friday.
The fair was a complete success financially
as well as in point of merit.
&C. q. Ware cold to z. p. Nunnelley 7
cows at % cents; weight l0l7 lbs, and
bought from John White, six 2.year-old
heifers averaging Sl5, at cents.
T. j. Foster sold to Collins Gentry 10
cattle, TO go of in the last ten days Of
September, at 6 cents, and % to go of last
ten days in October at 81; will weigh about
1900 on delivery.
The Winchester Democrat saws; Perry
Browning sold II head Of about 400 pound
cattle to j. j. Hodgkin last week at 1915
for fall delivery. Wheat now commands
but 80 cents in the local market.
SO far this season there have been
sold at public sale in Kentucky 455 head
of thoroughbred Short-horn cattle, and the
sum paid for them was Sl3G,SiO, little
over $500 per head. OF this number 22s
we're kept in the State at an average cost
of S3ls, and 226 were taken to other States
at an average cost of 1882