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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

to him ~ early AZ G. 495. near the Cir.
Gus Maxium; an altar Of the god existed
near the Porta Campend, BY the side Of a
we'll, and Ia later times a temple was built
on the same spot HIS festival was cele-
braled on the 25th Of May, by his voiaries
who visited the we'll for that purpose,
when they sprinkled themselves with the
water that they might be purified. BY the
poets, Mercury and vesta are made init
mate friend,; they are the benihcent
teachers and keepers Of men, 10 whose
songs they are united and represented as
dwelling in friendly concord and teaching
the useful arts. The matter that causes
the excitement can be found on our first
page, headed Dr. Lands II was written
bv Mercury Ed
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13
6oYLE COUNTY.
DdnHNe.


-Wm Sheen and Rachel Morris ob
tsined license from the County Clerk 10
marry on Friday. The knot WAS tied b.
Judge Lee, and the parties departed for
Milledgevile, on a bridal tour.
Mr. F. @. Harris just returned from
trip to Tennessee, where he purchased 500
head Of cattle at different points. all II
which he shipped from Nashville; $50 70
Cincinnati. the remainder 10 Danvilie II,
reports cattle scarce and higher in Tennes.
rec than for wears The price paid ~u
from 81 to 5 cents.
MIR James K Csrrigin. The Architect.
haa opened IN Office 10 the s. Nicholas
Hole bcilliug At Lexington. and will
shortlv remove his family 70 that city Mr.
Csrrigsn understands hia pro ession thor.
oughy. hayins the advantages Of an early
training IS mechanic as we'll as what IL
taught Of architecture 10 books. The PEG.
Pile Of Lexington have only to try him to
find gu, thsi he ia perfectly reliable.
"A negro woms n named Sidney Craig,
wss adjudged a lunstic On Friday. aud IA.
ken to the Lexington Asylum A revival
has been going on at one Of the colored
churches during which Sidney became We.
~ much concerned" and howled herself
into insanity. She il the daughter of'Dr"
James Craig, who went preaching and
cussing alternately about the streets several
years ago, and who landed where Sidney
has now gone.
Mr. J. p. Thorsl, OF the Central
House, received aletter on Saturday, from
NJ. J. II. DissDebar, Of New York, in
which be was informed that quite a mum.
Der Of French, Austrian and Swiss emf.
grants would arrive 10 Danville this week,
on the lookout for homes. A number OF
these people have settled near Danville,
and are we'll pleased; more are expected
during the spring and summer. Mr., Debar
is a native Ffenchman, and represents sew
eral immigration societies. Mr., Thorel
being about the only person here who
speaks both French and Englis ia Of val
liable assistance To his countrymsn for
some time after their arrival.
III ever any thing caused a quiet, tho
intense excitement In Danville, Il was the
onslaught Of "MercuTy" ON the "eceleasti
cal house that rules Dauvils" The excite
msnl has not sbated yet, aud thousand
tongues AK, WHO is Mercury" Your
eorrespondent has found out. and will i'm
part (in eonfdenes) the aecre. to the read
err Of the lErERIoR JoUREAL. "Msrcu
ny" il Roman divinity and one Of the
Council Of Jupiter A temple was built
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13
Personal.

Ma PErER HAwroS has returned
from Louisville.
--MIssns SARA ADD Lizxie Huffman, o
Lancaster, were here yesterday.
Miss M. CALIES THuRMoSD has re-.
turned from yisi, TO Barren county.
-MRs J. X. wARRES left yesterday 10
visit her son, DR.. Dawson, at Cleveland, o.
-MIssH HARRtEr ADAMS. Of Garrard,
and Minnie Edmiston, Of Crab Orchard
are with Miss Sallie Green.
Miss sALLIE TnURMoSD left Saturday
to take charge Of school near Huston.
Vile She IL an excellent teacher and her
selection was q Wise one.
Incident ESorSEER, W II Spradlin
and his assistant, Mr.. J. G. Barton, Of the
X. c. X r.. we're In town Saturday.
Ma r. T. McRoBERrs, who il in the
drug business 10 Clarksville. Tenn, came
70 his father't Saturday, looking very weak
aud badly.
-MIssEs DocIA AND CLoE CAMDEN, who
have been staying At Mr.. b. Eubsnks'
were called 10 Waynesburg Saturday, by
the serious illness Of Mr.. David Camden.
The Sunday Argu, says there are few
sr brighter fellows Ia Kentucky than Sam
Burdeti. lie can tell a better story than
any man In Kentucky. Besides this, he IL
good looking and very smart.
Miss FANNIE REID, ofStanford. l. vis
iting Mrs MeMurtry, Walnut street -
Courier Journal. She has gotten back az
ter pr9r.cied visit TO Ms, Lou Lane, at
Cuero, delighted with her visit TO the Lone
Star State
We notice that DR.. Z. w Logan, Of
this place, acted 81 Chairman of a meeting
Of olsa. a, the College for Medical Prsc.
ticioners at ~ Louis, which adopted re-o.
buttons highly eul1gis,ie Of the institution.
The doctor has been there for some months
taking a special course ia catarrh.
Ma JAMES MAREr, the clever and
obliginS dspo, agent at Mt. Vernon, was
here a couple Of dAys last week. lie has a
great iondness for machinery and was
much interested in our presses and engine
lie has one Of the latter himself and il lay.
ing the foundation for big chair factory
at Mt Vernon
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13
DEATHS

CRAIG -Iniormation has been receiv
ed ofihe death Of Henry S. Craig, at the
home Of his mother in Bradford, Mas II
occurred last Wednesday, quite suddenly,
though he had been growing steadily weak
er since bis recen, visit here, at which time
he wss in very bsd health Possessed Of :
bright mind, which had been highly culti-
waited and Of a warm and social disposition,
he was a most companionable associate and
won friends where ever he went. lie had
many here, who will learn Of his untimsl'
death with sincere sorrow
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13
CRAWFORD KY.
LSK LOCAL TINE clRD.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Buy PArSrs Of Penny n McAlisier.
FIsHfso Tackle At McRobsrts a stagg's.
LANDRErn's Garden Seed at McRoberts
A Stages
NEw stock Of Jewelry and silverware at
Penny a MoAli-ter's
LANDRErH's Garden Seeds, In bulk and
In papers, At Penny n McAlis,er's.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny a McAlistsr.
FULL stock Of Fishing Tackle Of al kinds
can nov be found nj Penny n McAlister's.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

IHE DOCKET Of the spring term Of the
Lincoln Circuit Court, which begins next
Monday, embraces $50 criminal case; 81
common Law "a common law appearance;
lo2 old equity; "a equity appearances and
2 motions. Most Of the criminal ca.es are
for mi-demeanors, only two being Tor mur.
der, and they are old ones.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

STANFORD and Richmond Junction are
now connected BY telephone. The line be-
longs to II c. Bright and A. T. Nunnelley
and for the small sum Of ten cents they
Sill let you converse with your friends
down there.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

The best saivc in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores. Ulcers, salt Rbeum, Fever sores, letter,
Cbspped Hands, Chllblains, Corps, and all skin
Eruptions, and positively cures piles. IL sguar-
snteed to give entire satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price 20 cents per boz. For sale BY Penny a
McAlieter
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

TnE freight engine that jumped the
rack near Mt, Vernon the other nisht and
went heels over head down an embank-
meni, vas taken on 1st to the Louisville
shops yesterday. Il presented 20 signs Of
ever having been locomotive, looking
more like saw mill boiler. IL is strange
ths, neither the engineer nor the fireman
was the least bit hurt by the accident.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

All persons suffering from Coughs Colds, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis Loss Of Voice, or any affection OF
the Throat aud Lungs, are requested to call at
Penny A McAlister's Drug tore aud get Trial
Bottle Of Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
free Of charge, which will convince them Of Its
wonderful merits and show what a regular dollar
sze bottle will do. Call early.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

The new nickels reached here Friday,
the First National Bank receiving 40 lbs
OF them. A Young man secured a lot OF
them before their arrival was generally
known and did a land office business for a
while retailing them at 10 cents apiece.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

A PETIT jury fined Craig Skidmore one
cent and the costs because John Wicker.
sham threw a rock at him. We suppose
they acted on the general principle that
Craig was to blame.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

THE HARTFORD Il am agent for the
Hartford Sewing Machines, which possess
ss the following excellent points; 1t has
higher arm, less machinery to get out Of
liz, a finer finish and does its work as good
as any on the market. Call at my store
aud examine il. Peter Hamton.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

Mn. ELISHA WALLER, an engineer Of
Michigan, obtained license Yesterday to
marry Miss Nellie Eubanks, at the resi.
dence Of her father, Mr. J. W. Eubsnks, to
day.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

THE KING or ALL.-The Light-runniDg
New Home Sewing Machine, Simple, Dur.
able, b'ndsome. Eos sale by Edmiston 4
Owsley.
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FoRrY people fresh from the mountain
fastne.ses Of Switzerland, passed up the
road Yesterday 10 swell the colony a, East
Btrnsiadt.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

TnE legislative candidates spoke to =
good crowd on Saturday at Crab Orchard
aud IL is said 30 have been sort
Of love fesst in which each candidate tried
TO see how many nice things he could say
shout his opponents. Bobbiit wa on hsud
and was heard to remark that he had pre-.
viously let the Office go for $4,000 to 81 900
but he intended to raise the amount this
year TO $4,000 in case Of certain nomin,-
ton. He didn't care 80 much shout going
to the Legislature, but he intended to make
money plentiful
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Miss JULIA A. HUNT is again ON the
road after short retirement, and will APP
pear Two nights this week in Henderson.
We would be glad 10 see her here again.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

BRrSo IA your feather, hides, tallow,
wool, NC. We buy AL kinds Of country
produce and pay the highest market price
in cash or trade. II. C Bright.
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THE RISK.-In compliance with the
wishes Of many Of its old patrons, the Rink
will be open next Friday night. Every
body IL invited
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

VIZ are still selling Sugar and Coffee in
quantity lower than any one. Call and b.
convinced II G. Bright
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The varioloid patient il still without a
soul to stay with him, the only negro in
town Who has had the smallpox refusing
to go for lees than S. per day. HE sup
ply Of wood gave out Sunday and he start.
ed over to the nearest neighbour. but he
was seen in time 10 be ordered back at the
muElle Of gun LATER YESTERDAY AZ
ternoon negro from TurHersville wa en-
ployed to attend him a, 50 SO per dsy
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

There is a case Of smallpox near the
railroad between Brodhead and Gum Sui.
phur, negro, who caught II at Williams.
burg.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

We are very sorry 10 learn tia, Scarlet
fever is prevailing at Mckinney. A num-
Der OF children are down with it, come not
expected 10 live.
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A CARLOAD OF live poultry wanted a
st. Asaph Hotel, TO be delivered Mar. II.
10 and Goth kse- a Combs.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

FoR SALE Three handsome residences
viii sell very cheap Stanford, Dec. 25,
's2. w. Craig.
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Desirable Farm I

Desiring TO quit farming, Oder at private sale
my farm OF l53 Acres, situated on the Danyilie
a HustOnville turnpike, adjacent 10 the sOwn Of
IiusiOnyie aud - miles from Morelaud station.
There on the plsoe good two-siory frame
house, conveniently arraDged stable, aud other
outbuildings. An abundance Of stock water the
year Iount II you want productive farm and
that Is desirabiy located, With regard 10 Turn
pik.s railroads churches, schools and c0mmunity
and al q reasonable price, CONS aud see mine
JAMES "A. IANLOns
l1ss2m Hnstoavtlie, Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

PARDoEED. -GOv. Blackburn has par
doned Charley Fowler, son Of DR.. Fowler
charged with the murder Of Eddie Bishop
Considering that he Ia hut IA years Of age
and the fact that at has late trial four ju-
rors were for aoquittal and the rest only for
two years in the penileniiarV, We suppose
pardon ia the best thing under the clrcum-
stances. There is one thing certain, con
'iction could never have been effected and
the case would have devolved much eI.
Psnss without bsns6nng any body.
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JusT received, Oranges. Lemons. Ban
anss, Malaga Grapes. Cocoanuts, tvc., at
H. Bhgbts
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j. W. HAYDEN has received nice new
lot Of Spring Clothing. Hadn't you better
20 and get bargain Of him2
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

NEw and old varieties Of Seed Irish Po.
ia'oes from Michigan, at Bruce, Warren a
Coz.
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FIsnISo must be pretty good in Dix
River now. Several strings taken recent
ly showed suckers Of tso pounds or more
weight.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

TELEPHONE charges are cash. The ope.
Gator has no option ia the matter.
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IT ia reported that Stanford widoWer
aud Lancaster brunette are about to enter
the connubial pta,e.
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Full and compete line Of Furniture Al
b. X. wearen's. Prices down TO rock bot.
tom.
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SEED Peas and Beans In bulk, and onion
sets At Bruce, Warren n Coz.
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The severe winds aad gusts Of snow Sat
urday brought to mind the prediction Of
Prof Il Stone Virgins aud for time il
looked like the greatest storm ever
known" was at hand, but il proved TO be
nothing severer than what may be expect.
ed at any time during the disagreeable
month Of March
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EvAroRArED Peaches and Apples at II
&. Bsight's.
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A LARGE aud COMPLETE As,orlment Of
Garden Seeds at Bruce. Warren a C3'- .
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

THE whoOping cough /. jOlling up the
youngsters in town.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for the construction Of
STONE wATER-rA BILE
In front Of the Court House will he received un
IA uFday, March ~. 1888 SPECIFICATIONS and plans
can BE- seen Al Judge bIowns efhce Blight re-
sesyed 20 reject any OF ali bids. = " BLOWS,
1854 ]. BLAIN,
NJ. &. PORIMAE,
ID. X. CARPKkTKh
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The leading eorn-dull at w. II. IIie-
Gins
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LocAi KATTERS.

FLOWER SEEDS a, W. I. Greene.
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The most direct route, with only one change Of
ears, 10 all points In Wisconsin, Minnesota Iowa,
Nebraska, Ac For further Information address
MURRAY KELLER. q. p. A.,
i2s- Louisville, Ky.
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MONEY /!

All persons owing me on last years accounts are
respectfully notified that the same must now he
paid. respectfully, J. N. COOK.
lg7-2t Hustonville, Ky.
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JUDGE w. O. HANsFoRD
JUDGE TIP. HILL, JR.,

Il a candidate for the democratic nomination for
Representative 10 the NEXT legislature. tc
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LUMBER OF ALL KINDS.

Any one wishing 10 buy Lumber for boxing,
fencing or any porpOs- can save money by getting
IL Of us our mill on the Humber farm, abeut two
miles from crab Orchard.
I2i nELvIS q 40.
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BLACKsNIITHING.

/ have employed Alex. Bruce, a hrst-rate smith,
to take charge Ofihe Blacksmith shop at Turner's
Vile aud he is prepared to do all kinds Of work in
his liue. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give him a
call. ll27-lu W. q BAILEY.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13

Il candidate 10 represent Lincoln cou nty In IN,
next Legislature, subject 10 the ae.lon Of the De
mocracy. 10
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SQUIRE y. n. MURPHY

islsture, subject 20 iss sctlon Of the democracy
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Don't Be Led Astray !!

BY the peculiarly wOrdsd advertisements Of rival
routes. which are liable 10 deceive the pu bile.
The shortest aud Quickest Route from Cincln-
natl West 10 the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-08-24
THE YELLOW JACKET MILL.
1t Has Given Such Satisfaction that 80
Stamps will Be Added Next Spring.

Joe Woodw and A. D. Williams
returned yesterday from a months
jaunt in the Sawtooth Mountains and
in Northeastern Idaho. They saw
splendid scenery, good fe. d, fine fish,
lots of game, ETC., but what struck
them most forcibly was the Yellow
Jacket mill, which they saw working
away in the mountains over 60 miles
from Challis and the same distance
from any wagcn-road. This mill was
packed in there on mules last April,
the packers having to dig their way
through as much as IL feet of snow.
The mill is Of 10 stamps, works gold
ore, and brushes 80 tons per
day, by watcr-power. 1t works
ore from the North and South
America mine, which is situated about
three fourths of mile above the mill,
and connected with it by grade a
mile and half in length. Two four
horse teams haul down four tons at a
load, four loads per day, and thus
keep the mill running. The wagons
were also packed in, the mountains
being utterly inaccessible otherwise.
This 1O-stamp mill is only an ex-
pertinent, and was started up on the
lst of June. 1t has given such salts
faction that next year an lOO-stamp
mill will be erected, although it will
have to be packed in over the rough
est kind of mountain trails.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-08-24
CAMAS PRAIRIE.
now the Cowboys Proved Their Good.
wlll-CurlOus Antics Of Jack Frost

~ number of emigrants travelling
from Missouri in prairie schooners for
" ash'ngton Territory, as they cross
Camas Prairie and hear the news Of
rapid settlement, hobble their horses
and camp right there. In this wav a
number of new settlers have been 60.
cured to Camas, and especially on
Soldier Creek. A dance was arranged
there lately, when SO ladies' were
counted near enough to attend. The
sawmill is busy near SIMPSONS ranch
cutting lumber for new habitations,
and everybody is busy. Three stores
are open near Peck's station, on the
stage road, and more are contem-
plated. The cowboys are very much
interested in the new settlement, and
to show their goodwill and intention
to guard the community from moles-
tation, they struck out to find enc.
mics and three weeks ago came across
party of seven Indian bucks be.
longing to the Bannack tribe at Fort
Hall, who, being off their reservation,
were instantly shot and left to lie in
the sun and rot. Three bodies of In.
dams are lying on the prairie not far
from Pcck's, and four near Malad
river. The remainder of the band of
Indians which left the reservation to
hunt and gather camas, seeing
the fate of their braves, beat
basty retreat for their own
country, where they, no doubt, will
enlighten the tribe of the fate which
awaits the wandering red man
through the Cowboys dominions.
The ranchmen on the Prairie are
puzzled by the freaks of frost lately
which nipped some of the ranches and
passed over others. Upnear the foot,
hills is the chosen ground from ex-
perlence SO far. In the low county
the water permeates the soil so near
the surface that it keeps the grain all
growing green and the sun is not
warm enough to ripen 1t. Most of the
ranchmen are blowing to sow fall
wheat this year, which will ripen
earlier.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-08-24
SUMNER RECREATION!
A Proposition to Hold q Camp Meeting
Near HALEY.

August is upon the community, sit
ting heavily on business interests, but
passing delightfully."- to the Lotus Club
and those who indulge in mountain
picnics and sport with the fr,sky trout
AT this altitude CANNES go unmuz-
zled in the dog days, and capitalists
stop at the towns instead of the water.
ing places, but something must be
done to pass few moments agreea.
bly, as in the East, and, therefore, it is
gratifying to know that immediately
after the grand circus caravan disap-
pears in the dim distance toward the
southern horizon and the Lady Ches-
ter Opera Company do up their drap-
cries and retire to private life, that
two other occasions will be presented
for enjoyment, which are, a grand
camp meeting and a roller skating
carnival. The latter will run into the
cold weather, but how long the former
will continue is not stated.
A preliminary meeting on arrange
ments for grand camp-mecting fes-
tival Is tobe held at one of the Judges
offices tomorrow evening, for the pur-
pose of deciding to hold one, select.
ing suitable grounds for the camp,
and to elect committees or arrange
ments, which will insure the enjoy
ment and devotional exercises accord
ing to time honored customs.
Some of the brethren are in favor
Of sending for Henry Ward Beecher
to attend, as he is now at the Yellow
stone Park, in Montana, and would
readily travel the distance to partici-
pate in genuine camp-meeting
where the foliage is thick and grass
luxuriant. 1t is unlikely, however,
that Mr.. Beecher will be invited, al
though his standing is unqucstioned.
The members of the good old faith
on Wood River, if not in such good
standing, feel confident that they can
work it up, and none who refuse to
try will be placed on the committees.
If Dorsey's grove is secured and sui