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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-28
Trust sale.

pursuance Of the powers and provisions
Of q trust deed executed to me az trnstes
on 18th day Of May, 1876, by ] Il Brown and
u l. Chlldress, duly recorded in the nronar
once OF Coahoma county, Mi sissiI pt, Sip
oook Y, page wv OF record Of deeds. TO which
benehciaries therein | will on
10th day Of March, Iss3.
a. tho Courthouse in Memphis or TAXING
gRlstIiet OF shelby county, in shelby county,
tennessee, proceed tosell, at public auction
20 the highest bidder. for cash, the fcllowine
described real e'tate or 10 much tbefeof Ks
may DO necessary 10 pay the balance due 10
the benehciaries in said trust 4, ed on Inc
notes thorein described, viz All that plan-
dre's aud Brown plantation. - ti'uate In ~
county OF Coahoma and State of Mississippi'
composed Of the following parcel 10. wiz
Inc northWtst quarter of section tWo. ~.
north half Of section three, lots one md tWo'
ana one third interest in lot six Of peetion
TOUR, all m township twenty-eight. range
four west; the southwest quartsr al sectisp
twenty eilht, the east half Of the uibsSst
quarter Of section twenty nine; lot one. two
seven. eight, nine and ten in SECTION thir+y,
two, all Of section thirty.three eycent ~
fourteen, the west half Of the west halfLh
the southeast quarter Of the northwest " 4
ter and the west half OF the southeast 4, ipat
and tue southeast quarter of the sOntSeast
quarter and the ca half OF the soutb haat
quarter OF section thirty -four, all In town.
tSenty-nine OF range four west, and me i'Ve'
pan OF section one Of t0WnihiP tW, nty.eil
IN range four west, containing about twsH
three. hundred and fifty one acres, more y,
less. uuOi0 W
The title to said property is supposed h.
good. but shall sell and convey ma n 6s, oS
only. sale will take place between II n;einssh.
a' IN; ana IL NJ b. M. ESTES, Trustee
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New Advertisements
II II IA
PACIFIC NORTHWEST
Oregon, WaSliHQtal and Idaho.


Offers she beat held for EmigFa nts--
VtR.i q mild. eQuable, and healthy
cA1matei cheap lands of great fertiIi.
~. producing ali vartet1' OF Grain,
Fruit; and Grasses In wonderful
ADuMoanc' an tneXhnustible sup.
ply of flmberI vast Coal Fields, aud
other minerna deposits, cheap aUd
quick trnnspOrtnt ON by railroads
Rnd river navigation; direct com.
meree with all parts of the world.
owing 10 It's proximity 10 the Pacific
NO DAOUTas, NO INSECT PESTS, NO
HURRICANES, WHIRLWlNDS, OR 9TH.
Err DESTRUCTIVE PHENOMENA.
The lands Of the Pacific Northwest show an
average yield Of wheat per acre largely In
excess OF that Of any other section Of the
United States.
No failure Of crops has ever occurred.
oregon Wheat commands a higher price
than that OF any other country in the Liver
pool market.
An immense area Of very fertile Railroad
and Government Lands, within easy reach Of
the trunk lines of the Northern Pacific r. r.,
the Oregon Railway 4 Navigation, and the
Oregon X California r. r. Co.'S and their
numerous branches In the great Valleys of
the Columbia and its tributaries sre now
offered for sale at Low Prices, and on Easy
Terms, or oPen 70 presumption and Home
st ad Entry.
The great movement Of population TO the
Columbia region now In progress will be enor-
moutly increased by the completion Of the
Northern Pacific r. r., and the Oregon Rail-
way Navigation Co.'S systems, This rem
ders certain a rapid increase in the value Of
Lands now open 70 purchase or to entry under
the United States Land Laws.
For Pamphlets and Maps, de.
scftPttVe Of the country, It's re-
sources, climate, routes OF tpaV.
ell, rates and full information,
address
A. L. STOKES,
General Eastern Agent,
81 Clark ST., Chicago, Ill.
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InYalids, broken down In health and spiriis
by chronic dyspeptia, OF suieYng from the
terrible P4haustion that follows thea't 4 ks OF
acNls Disease, NE testimony Of Thousands
who. have been raised as mi acls from a
siinilar state OF prostration by Hosteiter's
the same means you, too. may be strenefben.
cd and restored.
orally, s'N'
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Trustee Sale.

DY yl;iue Of trust deed made TO me under
ID date Of July H. 1881, and recorded in
book No. li2 page 2s7, Of the Registers office
Of Shelby county, Tennessee, 10 secure GER
tain debt due TO the beSoto Building and
Loan Association, l will soil for cash, at pub.
and Madison streets, Memphis, Tenn, at Il
o clock noon, on
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by virtue Of the terms ola trust deed. mads
~ t9.me, az trustee, by John I HillsmSe
ana Mary Il Billsmen, his wife, on the I'M
o. august, 1870, and on the demand Of Inc
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"RuCHU.PAIRA.,

Quick, complete cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Dis.
eases. 81. Druggists.
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Saturday, March 3, Issa.

within legal hours, and in front Of the court
house door in the city Of Memph s. the fol-
lowing described real estate, TO wit: Two
certain lots or tracts Of land in the Seven
teenth Civil District Of the County Of Shelby
and state Of, Tennessee, and more particular
y described as follows, to-wit: Being lots
tract Of land as made in the case Of Francis
s. Lyon and others We, Myra Clark Gaines
and others. No. 1912, X d. in the Chancery
Court Of Memphis, Tenn. Lot No. contains
81 $40 acres, tnd lot NJ. contains 81 BIO
acres. making In all 1873 6-lO acres. The .
Cane Geek and Ia the same on which VIM,
BeekOrd now resides.
The equity OF redemption Is expressly
waived. The title is believed to be perfect,
but sell and convey only as trustee.
Memphis, February /, 1893.
los JOSEPH WINDLER, Trustee.
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Wetlnesdlay, March 2. Iss3.

the property described in said eeed a, "a.
lows, to-vit.; The south half Of lot No q =
oloek W, In the addition of South Mem All
Seginnlng a. point In the east side az Ms11'
perry steeet, beng in the south line slsa nf
sslq I9i NO. J, running n enoe northVardiv
i ia bsqaoerry slreet S119 feet, thence eastward
apart from each her IT'S fec, 10 tb,s Zee.
side Of st. Martin street. " '"' WEST
EQUITY OF redemption barred. Title he
heysd to be good, but sell ns trrstee nntf
llz MINTER PARKER NM \
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4HBUNIONT RUSTCO
Gil and 6I3 CHESTN Ut STREET,
PHILAOELPHIA, PA.
Capital, 100000 Charter Perpetual

Acts as Executor, Administrator, Assignee,
Receiver, Guardian. Attorney, Agent, 1rus-
tee and Com mittee, alone or in connection
with an individual appcintee.
Takes charge of the property Of absentees
and Don-residents, collects and RENTS income
promptly, and discharges faithiully the du
ties OF every tduciary trust and agency known
to the law.
Safes for Rent within Burglar proof Vaults
Of the most approved construction.
Wills kept in Fire and Burs lar proof Safes
without charge. Plate, securities and all
other yaluables securely kent at a moderate
annual charge for safe return or specific in
demnity.
Car trusts and other approved securities for
sale.
Interest allowed on Moneys deposited for
definite peri0 IS. or upon ten days notice,
VIC PATTERSON, President.
HESTER CLYMkh, Wee President.
mAHL0N s STOKES, tt easurer.
FRANCIS HACON Eactv l. Truot of;oo
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Trustees Sale.

QY virtue Of the terms of deed in trust
- made 70 me on January 81, 1880, which Is
duly recorded In book No. l29, page 474, 10
secure certain Indebtedness therein mention.
ed. the same being due and unpaid. mt the
,equest Of the beneficiary. l will sell to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, on
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COu9hs, COIds, fIOnFsenesk'
Sore ThrOaI.e lc quickly relieved by
Browns Bronchial Troches A simple
and eGsctuai remedy, superior all other
articles for the same purpose. Sold only
10 boxes Price, 26 cents,
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Sherlf's Sale Of Real Estata.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that by
4 virtue Of an execution 10 me directed
from the Hon, Circuit Court Of Shelby ooun-
vs.. john Holly and WIN Bland. Judgmebt
rendered on the 18th day of December, 1880.
for the sum Of three hundred and SIXTY eight
dollars and fifty cents, with interest and cost,
o. suit. to satisfy said judgment, etc., I
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Thursday, March rs. IsS3.

IN legal hours, in front Of the courthouse. IN
the Taxing District of Shelby cour ty, Tenn.
proceed TO sell. to the highest bidder, for
cash, the reversionary intere Of W Bland
in and to the following described real estate.
situate, lying and being In the ely of Mem.
phis, county Of Shelby and State Of Tonnes
see, Beginning at a stake in the south line
q Monroe street extended. as laid dewn an
N Williamfon's map of the city of Mem
phis AZ feet east of the sOutheas, corner Of
the intersection Of Monroe street extended
as appears upon Map and Dunlap street.,
thence east with south line If Mon oe street.
as appears upon said map. 70 feet to a stakS'
thence ,outh at right angles with Monroe
street 1885, feet to an alley; themes west with
the north line Of said alley so feet 10 a stake
thence north 1851 feet TO the point of begin
ming In the south line Of Monroe street. Il
being the east Is feet Of lot No. Band me
west Is feet Of los No. as appears upon said
map and which lot is e the Hannah and
bhanks subdivision. 'o
-, Levied on as the propertv Of the defendant
William Bland. to satisfy said judgment. I'M.
terest and costs. 80
Memphis, 18th dayof TeSruary, 1855
JOHN SPELLMAN.
Coroner Of shelby county, Tenn,
Taylor q Carroll, attorneys for plaintiff.
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FOREIGN STEAMSHIPS.
EUROPEtl95s...l

W Ms Sra Il ENcuFsiO Gs -
totSs aeAPrn 10Th, june LIST, June l3n
5ene 8th, 1883. Passage iieLe,s
ssen an., . stsAneIs. Sncal faeiiities a.,
f fSy indsy sSpSt osr.hS. 10 yrisIs tlcKeGa
routes, et,Tedueed rates. wv Oy alA
81 ~, NrursAOT list with Man, and
III psr'icnlars. ~ mail. 10 conts' RddpeSa
n NVVA q son, 2Gl BrOaaW~
w&sl37yxxgiA
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A pVERTIsER6 BY addressing GEO. P.
n ROWkLL a CO.. 10 Spruss st., New York
can learn the exact cost of any proposed line
of advertising In American Newspapers.
B5-lOO-pAge Pamphlet 25G.
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CHANCERY SALE
Saturday, March u, 1883.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Memphis, Shelby ooun-
~. Tenn, t0-wit.
:, Beeinping at stake on the south side Of
Poplar street, the Intersection of said iOt or
parcel Of laad, with the west boundary Of a
lot owned by M Lea, extending thence
along Ponlar street westwardly $3.50 ffty.six
and halt feet to stake. running thence
thence east parallel with Poplar street t56L,i
hity-tix and a half feet, aud thence north
l;sO) one hundred and ninety feet to the be-
ginning.
Terms Of Sale One fourth cash, balance in
and IL months, purchaser executing notes
with approved eourity for deferred payments
lien retain cd. redemption barred.
This February 3. 1885,
R J BLACK. Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallory, d. @. and Nj:
Smith Collier, solicitors.
1ls2sI5
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DIRECTORS.
" CFATTERS0i Hon TT BAYARD,
ALFRp 5 GiiLETT,Dr GU y nelly I9
HonALL Ism WHITE Harrisburg, Pa
DR. 9 ? TURNER, Hon S AFRICA,
u X PATTERSON, Huntington, Pa
jon y I MONhOk, Hon n ely MER,
JOS kEkFE, Reading, Pa
THOS X PATTON, HENRY \ ECKERT.
" J MEAD, Reading, Pa
Jas 5 MARTIN, EDMUND s D0TY,
Ur d Ii AYES AGNEW, MiffiingtOn, Pa
II II H0US ron, Hon X Il MON AHHAN
JOHN q READING, West Chester, ra
Philadelphia, Pa Gen W W Il DAVIS,
Hon y RANDOLPH, Doylestown, Pa
Morristown, M CHAo W COOPER,
Allentown, Pa.
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Trustees safe

~, virtue. Of trust deed made 10 me pnds,
- date OF Juus "a, 1881, and 1ecn ,s LUZ r.
BOOK lSS, paRe 40, Of the registers ofics Of
SHELBY county, Tennessee, to secnre n css,oi +,
debt due to che DesotO Building and Loan n
outSS5 az Wl sell for cash. q public
Madison streets, Memphis. Tenn A'a AZ aug 10
o'clock noon, on A'HN'' a u
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CON SUMPTION.

Ihaye apositive remedy for the above disease by ~
use thousands Of cases Of the worst kind and o. long
standing been cured Indeed 80 strong Is my fak
IN IL efficacy, that will send TWO BOTTLES FRFF
together with n VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease
" any sufferer. Give Express and r. o address.
DR v. A. RLnrIfM isl rearl 81 Now Ynfk.
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LRffKg4,
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

"We do hereby certify that we super
wise the arrangements for all the Month
~ and Semi-Annual Drawings Of The
Louisiana State Lottery Company, and in
person manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and that the same are con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and in good
faith toward all parties, and we authorize
the Company to use this certificate, with
ias-similes Of our signatures attached, in
its advertisements"
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saturday, nnrch 3I. ISS9
Trustee,s sale.

Memphis, February ID, 1883.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-03
MT. VERNON DEPARTMENT.


"A much.needed rain fell last night.
Miss Rosa Reppert will open the Mt.
Vernon school next Monday morning.
Mr. w. L. Owens sold 10 head Of stock
hogs to a Garrard county man at about 6
cents.
--FREsH MEAL at the "Nick1 Plat
Mills" Custom grinding any day in the
week. Jas. Marat.
joel Anglin has filed suit against RIA.
Burnside and others, for cutting up his
still. Mr.. Anglin says that il has not been
in operation for about two years.
We are authorized 10 announce M. J..
Cook the republican candidate TO repre-
sent Laurel and Rockcastle counties in the
next Legislature. August election 81.
1t is currently reported that Mr. ]. II.
Otter has sold his dwelling house and store
house to a Cincinnati party. Mr.. Otter re-
tains his goods. have failed to learn the
name Of the purchaser.
The mail agent on Fridays trains
nearly always carries the mail for this Of.
fee by, so that il does not arrive till Sat.
urday morning. This is especially true as
10 the INTERIOR JOURNAL
Mr.. Patrick Flannery, Of Louisville,
has opened stone quarry at Livingston
Station. He has the contract to furnish the
stone for the masonry Of the bridge across
the Ohio River at Henderson, Ky.
Work on the X. G. railroad is getting
along very fast. All the headings OF the
tunnels are through. The work Of taking
up the bottoms will be pushed rapidly and
trains will be running through the county
by Christmas at the farthesL The road 80
far as finished is far better than the L. &
N. road.
Mrs. Jack Adams, Jr., Miss Zula vii.
liams, Col. Sam NJ. Burdett, DR.. A. @.
Lowell and wife, VIM. NJ. Weber, T. N.
Roberts, F. II. Reppert and Granville
Adams are at the Exposition this week
Judge w. II. Randall, Of London, is in
town on business. Mr.. W. s. Knott, a.
prominent attorney of Lebanon, Ky, lie
here on professional business. Miss San
didge, Of Milledgeville, and Miss Bell Car
ter, Of Richmond Junction, are visiting
Miss Maggie Davis. of Gum Sulphur.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-03
BOYLE COUNTY.
DanyiHe

Rev. II. ii. Allen, principal Of Prince
ton College Institute, is ia town in the in
terest Of his school.
Mr.. Charles Bonita and Miss Julia f.
Wheat were married at the C. H. a few
days ago by DIR. C. II. Martin.
The plans and specifications Of Neil
fatrick 4 Co., architects Of st. Louis, have
been accepted and the contract for building
the new Opera House is TO be let out at
once.
Mr.. Fred Masonheimer, who was so
painfully injured by falling from ladder
at Lexington several weeks ago, has re-
turned home. lie is now able to get about
on crutches.
Wakefield a FArris shipped to La
Grange, Ga, ON Wednesday Is head Of ex-
ira Southern horses. The sucking Buck
den colt, out Of the dam of Lord Raglan,
which Ham Headly sold to Capt. Cottrell,
OF Mobile, is now 2.year-old and very
handsome animal. Mr.. Warren A. Rus
sci has taken his bay gelding, "Nobby," to
Mt Sterling, where he will trot as green
horse.
Bruce a Harlan bought OF Eugene
Woods, combined pheton pony tor Mas
ter Harry Bruce, for 1925. Same firm
bought from John Woods, a good road
mare for $l2O. Mr.. b, +. Phillips, whose
fine buggy mare, Katy Lumber, died last
week, has bought Huburt Mcleod wins
handsome gray.roan for $3.50. John lew
mey sold to Hudson, ScrogRin 4 Co, of
Louisville, 45 2-year.old unbroke mules for
$3.50 per head.
There is considerable compliant by
stock traders in regard to the delay in re-
ceiving answers TO dispatches sent from
this point to Cincinnati. One dealer sent
a message Wednesday morning which re-
quired an immediate answer and at st2P.
NJ. had heard nothing. Another dealer
sent six dispatches from Bnrgin in one
day and received only delayed answer TO
one Of them. IL was to the interest Of the
parties addressed TO return immediate an
swers, and the delay could only have been
caused by the crowded condition OF the
wires al the other end.
DIR. Isaac s. Warren, who has been in
New York, attending Medical lectures
since the lst Of June, arrived in Louisville
Thursday last, where he met for the first
time very young lady bearing the name
Of Pa'iis Buford warrsn. Mrs. Warren
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RELIGIOUS


DR. l. II. Blanton. Of Richmond, will
preach at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning and night.
We do not keep either Gods Love
story" or "Price's Life Of Barnes," now,
having turned the agency over to the Miss
es McAfee, who will be glad to supply all
who wish these books Their z. o. is
Richmond Junction, Ky.
BROTHER Barnes takes the only sensible
view Of what his letters should contain.
Our readers, who do not take the paper for
the religious procliviiies, would soon tire
Of a two column sermon twice a week,
whereas an ingenious mingling Of secular
and religious matters, a. his letters now
appear, makes them interesting 10 every
body and forms a feature Of our paper
which VIC are indeed proud Of.
The Lexington Pres says Rev. Ian
sing Burrows. ID. d., pastor Of the First
Baptist church, offered his resign alton
Sunday, to take effect September lat. when
he wishes TO accept a call he has received
from the Baptist church at Augusta, Ga.
DIR. Burrows is held in the highest sstima-
ton by his church and by the community
generally, and he will be parted with with
the deepest regret. lie is to get 81 900
nor annntn
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has been with her husbands sister, Mrs. I.
NJ Holloway, Of Louisville, during the
Doctors absence. DR.. Fayette Dunlap left
Monday, for Cumberland Falls, where he
will remain for time, going thence 10
Rockcastle Springs, thence to Glen Mary,
in Tennessee. lie will be absent about
three weeks. His brother, Mr.. J. b. Dun.
lap, who has had charge Of a High School
at Bloomfield, Is now here spending vaca-
ton.
Capt. j. W. Jacobs, Of the regular ar
my, was here for a few hours Tuesday and
Wednesday, being on his way TO Hot
Springs, Ark, where he has charge Of the
erection Of a hospital for sold iers and sail
ora. Capt. Jacobs has recently been sta
TONED in New Mexico, whence he was or
dered 10 Washington, thence to Arkansas
as above stated. Col. Henry l.. Giliner, Of
Louisville, who was commander Of the 18th
Kentucky Confederate Cavalry during the
war, was in DAnville this week. His.re regiment
was made up in Henry, Shelby, Trimble,
Owen, Carroll and Kenton counties and
did good service for the go. called" Mess.
"a. W. j. Bohon and T. d. English belong.
ell TO his command. Mrs Jno. o Hodges,
Of Lexington, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Harriet Messick, and her sister, Mes Lily.
Col. W. O'Bradley was in town Tuesday.
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LlED. sTocK lsO c80p.

Will Baughman sold to viii A. Hail
two southdown bucks at $40
Wheat is selling at Just as much here
as il was in Chicago yesterday; 81.
Leo Hayden sold a large draft
horse this week to Mr. Bailey for slG5.
The Lancaster Ners reports sales OF
$50 ewes at 81 Is per head and So at 81 %.
Wanted to buy 40 or so hogs Of about
lOO.lbs weight each. McAlister, sallee
n Co.
The Lincoln Mills are receiving about
! 900 bushels Of wheat day and paying
81 per bushel for it,
-Simms, MAttingly & Co. sold to f. w.
Carter pair Of year old mules for $40.
Il Lebanon Standard.
w. f. Anon raised a little over 400
bushels Of wheat on Is acres, about 22l
bushels per acre, 1t is the best crop re-
ported in the county.
John NJ. Hail sold TO Prewitt & Webb
81 wetbers, weighing 80 lbs, at 1920 per
cwl., and TO Tom Woods pair Of twin
yearling calves for $50 and another for S2s;
and bought Of shanks Spoonsmore an L.
l0O.lb. heller at 81 cents.
Thus far there have 70, 200 bushels Of
wheat cold here this year against 100000
last year at this time. The crop has fallen
short 40 per cent in this county. The Of.
ferings here yesterday ranged from 81 to
SO cents per bushel.-[ Bourbon News.
The Cincinnati cattle market is quiet
at 2 TO 81 for common; fair to medium 81
to a. good to choice butcher grades Al TO
81; common to best shippers A. to 6; COWS
~ to IS; heifers a 10 81; oxen q to 8;
stockers and feeders 81 10 AZ. There is
decline in the hog market but prices are
steady, ranging from Al for common TO 81
for best shippers and packers. Sheep are
firm at q to s; stock wethers 81 TO 4; do.
ewes u to %. Lambs are in fair demand
at a 10 o. cents.
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Stanford, Ky, Aug. I'd.
The New York democrats will NEE

The New York democrats will meel
in convention at Saratoga, August %.
The engine that runs the machinery in
the Louisville Exposition is 600 horse
power Reynolds-Corless. The belt took
26 inches from li6 hides and il requires
II men to put il on.
Elan, the dueling editor has returned
to Richmond with his wound fully healed,
and in a speech be said he did not see why
a man should not lay down his life for a
political cow lotion as we'll as for a relig-
ious belief.
In seventy of the lightweight counties
Of Ohio the Scott Law has obliterated !, Ol9
saloons, which is about twelve per cent Of
the whole number. The aggregate amount
realized from the tax in these counties is
81, 49,, 200.
Mr.. Walter c. Lilly, son Of Col. II. C.
Lilly, and cadet at West Point, shot and
killed himself at Richmond, KY, Tues
day evening. II is supposed that he was
suffering under temporary insanity, as no
cause can be assigned for the terrible deed.
The plucky Postmaster of Wisconsin
Junction, who made so gallant a fight
against three masked buglars, the other
night, killing one and putting the other two
to flight, although he had lost finger of
his left hand and received bullet in the
right wrist during the scrimmage, has we'll
won the applause of his townsmen.