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Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05
TAI REPORT.
The City physiclan's Showing for the
Month OF February.

The report of the city physician for
the month Of February shows the fol-
lowing mortality rate:
Total number of deaths from all
causes, 26, viz: diptheria l, Cerebro
spinal fever 1, other fevers 2, rheuma-
tism 1, pulmonary diseases IL, heart
disease q, convulslons 2, hepatitis l,
cyanosis l, congestion of lungs l, I'm.
known Q, injury 2.
First ward s, Second ward g., Third
ward 4, Fourth ward 8, Fifth ward l,
Sixth ward 5, hospitals 2.
Age-Total under 5years, 8; 8 to
10, 3; 10 to rs, 5; 25 to 80, 8; 30 te
20, 4; over 20, L.
Male Is, female II. Colored O.
Married 8, single Is, widowed q.
Burisl-Holy Sepuloher IL, Pros
pect Hill z, county /, Laurel Hill 3
German Catholic 3. removed /.
Births-Total III, White 90, coloret
/, Male 80. female SO, still born 3
twins 1.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05
nTo,.r For the Unmarried.

One of the most solid and substantial
institutions In this country is the Mar
riage Fund and Mutual Trust Association,
Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. They are organ
lied under the laws Of Iowa, and heir oil.
fcers and directors are among the iesding
and most prominent business men OF Geaa5
Rapids Every unmarried person should
have a certificate in this association.
II is a splendid investment, as sale as
government bond. You can just as well
have a good sum Of money to commence
married life on as not. A large number OF
members have been paid of, receiving over
800 per cent on their investment. Write
for circulars fully detailing the plan, which
Is the finest known. Do not postpone 1t.
Good agents wanted. Mention where you
saw this notice. fo'om'
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

Mr.. VAN WYcK's resolution de-
msnding by what authority Mr.. Part
ridge of Peru has been venturing to
speak for the American eagle, has
resulted in the recall of that diplo-
matte dabbler. Partridge without
consulting the government united with
the ministers of England, France and
Italy in a joint note recommending
Intervention of these powers to COM
pei Chilli TO evacute Lima and other
parts OF Peru not claimed as In
demnity. This action was virtually a
sanctioning by u government OF
European interference In South Amer
lean affairs, a policy In direct contra
vention of the Monroe doctrine.
Senator Van Wyck's resolution was
ably seconded by Senator Edmunds
and the Peruvian Partridge has had
his wings clipped In consequence of
ats adoption.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05
Remarkable Growth.

The Lutheran church has shown the
most remarkable growth in this coun-
try. The membership has doubled In
the last ten years. The gains reported
for 1882 were $1,000, equaling the
total membership of the denomination
In this country . century ago. This
largest Protestant denomination OF the
world now stands third In numbers In
this country, and at the present rate
of increase it will soon be the strong
est numerically In the United States.
Her creed Is the oldest, and her htur-
gy one of the most simple and beau
tiful. of all Protestant denominations.
- aShin1tOn Star.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05
ALEXANDER II, STEPHENS, VIII,

ALEXANDER H.. STEPHENS, whose
death is announced by tele-
graph has for many years been
the most prominent southerner of
national reputation. Even Jefferson
Davis shone largely In the light of
Mr.. Stephens ability during the four
years existence of the confederacy.
With perhaps the exception of Judah
p. Benjamin, Mr.. Stephens was the
ablest member Of the confederate gov.
eminent. His counsel shaped Its
policy and his advice was eagerly
sought by both civil and military
leaders throughout its short lived ex-
i~stence. When peace was declared,
Alex. II. Stephens was one Of the first
to accept the inevitable and to return
to his allegiance. As q member of the
43rd, 44th, 45th, 46th and 47th con,
gresses he did excellent service In the
passage of measures affecting the In,
t~erests of persons and property ani
the preservation Of order In the south
gaining general respect for his high
toned and manly position on ever,
question of sectional difference. III,
retired from congress only a few
months ago to accept the Office of gov
%ernorof Georgia. Mr.. Stephens was born
in 1912, filled various offices of trus
in his native state, and In 1S43 wa
elected to congress occupying TO,
sixteen consecutive years a seat II
the house of representatives. HI
resigned In 1859 and In the campaign
of 1860 headed the Douglas.J ohnsol
electoral ticket in Georgia. He was
member of the Georgia convention II
1861 which passed the ordinance O
secession, but opposed secession to tn
bitter end. He became a member o
the confederate provisional congress
and later vice president Of the con
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

GOVERNOR DAWES has signed the
Armltage militia law, which gives
prlvates the same pay a. officers when
on active duty. Mr.. Armitage was
on service at Omaha a. member Of
the militia last spring, and saw what
every other sensible man saw, that the
buokram brigadiers kept the militia
In arms because they were drawing
brlgadiers' pay. MI. Armitage's bill
ID In the line OF q reform In this
direction, which Is greatly needed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05
ROBERT EMMET.
Grand Celebration Of His 1o5th Ami
versary at.Bovd's on Tonight.

All men should glory in the princi-
pies of Robert Emmett. They are prin.
ciples imbibed from our own immor-
tai Declaration of Independence. And
all men must admire his heroism and
msgnanimity Of character, wonderful
genius and t~ranscendent virtues. Who
has not felt a throb of sympathy upon
reading the melancholy fate of this
youthful victim of the barbarous min
ions of q hypocritical government. The
programme below tells how fttingly
the Irish citizens propose to homer his
memory and they extend a cordial In.
vitation to the other citizens Of Omaha
tc unite with them.
PROGRAMME.
i Overture, "All the Rage in Ir eland, ("
A. o. ii. Band.
g.. Chairman's Address. Mr.. John Groves
3. Song, American Ensign. Webster
Double Qartette from Omaha Glee
Club.
4. Grafton. ....... Hon. M. V. Cannon
5. Song, "She is Far from the Land,"...
Stevens
Emmett Quartette.
6. Poem, "Robert Emmett. 80. Original
Miss Stacia Crowley.
z. Piano Solo, Meditation. .Gottschalk
Miss Katie Murphy.
8. Trial Scene in Costume. ...,..,...,
Robert Emmett. .........C. j. Smyth
Lord Norbury. 400. j. P. Murphy
Baron George. ...,...,J, III. Feeney
Baron. Daley Will Waugh
Foreman Of Jury....Geo M. O'Brien
Soldiers, Jurors, etc.
0. Song, "Waiting"..............Mil Willard
Miss NJ. L. McNamara.
10. Address. ...... Gov. Dawes
II. Song, "God Save Ireland. 80. Root
Double Quartette from Omaha Glee
Club.
IL. "Emmet's March. Herman
A. o. H. Band
Miss CLARA Pierce, Accompanst.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

CONGRESS refused to cut down the
number of internal revenue districts,
but internal taxes are reduced $685.
OO0, 900 without tripping up the heels
of o single office holder.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

To BE an alderman Of Council
Bluffs must be regarded a q high
honor. Two republicans and two
democrats are contesting for one seat
in the Fourth ward, although no pay
Is attached to 1t. There Is nothing
like glory Ia politics.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

No congressman rejoioes more over
the passage of a tariff bill than Sam
Randall, Of Pennsylvania. The coast
Is now clear for a piratical raid after
southern voice for the speakership Of
the next house without any en-
tangling alliances on the Issue of tariff
revision,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05
Satisfactory Evidence.

j. w. Graham, Wholesale Druggist, OF
Austin, Tex, writes: ! have been handling
DIR. VIM. HALLS BALSAM FORTHE
LUNGS for the past year, and have found
1t one Of the most salable medicines l aye
ever had in my house for Coughs, Colds
and even consumption, always giving
entire satisfaction. Please send me one
gross by Saturdays steamer.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

The Herald disownn Senators Nc.
Shane and Brown as democrats. The
only true representative of DR.. Mil
ler's kind Of democracy down at Lin.
coin was George Garfield.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

ONLY four days since the legisla-
ture adjourned, and two members are
already provided for by Uncle Sam
uel. Neither Of these belonged to
the original eight. Are republics
ungrateful2 - Jake Roberts.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

TAG river and tstt5r bill was
killed off In the last hours CT the ses-
sion, the senate refusing to INC in
the house recommendation. Three.
fourths Of last years river and harbor
thieves we're killed off by the people
last fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

THE removal Of Hon. Lorenzo
Crounse from the collectorship of In
ternal revenue Is not calculated to
restore harmony within the ranks of
the republican party. Nobody can
tr~uthfully charge that the office has
not been we'll administered. On the
contrary, since Mr.. Crounse has held
the position of collector Nebraska
ranks among the most efficiently man.
aged districts In the country. Nor
has Mr.. Crounse committed any
breach of trust or violated any rule
governing the internal revenue ser
vice that would lay him la
BILE to censure, much less dis
missal. The removal Is therefore
purely political, aud the offense, Il
any could be laid at his door, Is the
refusal of Mr.. Crounse to give active
support to Z. X. Valentine, whose
nomination was repudiated by more
than 1000 republicans, owing to his
infamous record. Now MI. Crounse,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

TWENTY thousand citizens of st.
Louis have entered protest against
the abolition Of German in the public
schools. A knowledge of modern
languages Is nowadays Of much NOR
practical use to our boys and girls
than a smattering Of Latin and
tsreek.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05
The BEE PUBLISHING CO., Props
e. ROsEWATER Editor.

APPOINTMENTS and disappointments
90 hand In hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

ns-The wonders OF modern chem.
ist-y are apparent In the beautiful
Diamond Dyes. All kinds and colors
of Ink can be made from them.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

THIS is an off year. Heads Off
G. +. Henderson.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05
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Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

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Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

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Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21
MARRIAGES.

JAS. Richardson and Mics Lou Bodkin
were married at Somerset, few days ago
Mr.. Allen Rogers and Miss Maggie
Sandifer. joined their desiinies At wm. San
differs Wednesday.
Mr.. Fiadlsy Campbell and Miss Sarah
Adams we're married at Mr.. James B.
Dausher,y's yesterday.
Mr.. Alameror s,einbergen, and Mrs.
Susan Tucker were married Wednesday
BY Ed. J. G. Livingston.
John Msador, Of Columbia, and Mis-
Annie sallee, Of Somerset, eloped 10 Gin.
einnaii, and we're married.
Levi II. Hubble and America Viii
lisms were joined for life at Mr.. J. w
whseldon's on the Goth. The young man,
anxiety about the matter is shown in the
fact that he trudged ten miles In six-inch
snow 10 get his license.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21
EUsroEviIiE. LINCOLN COUNTY

Il limited In my last 10y the way this IL
Tuesday and Fridays paper has not yet
reached us) that the most striking precur-
sOrs Of lively Christmas vas seen in the
arrival amongst US ofs large detachment
Of infants. l named Few Of ths cAsss, but TO
show, that the thing is In dead earnest. will
recapitulaie; First, then, on the 9th Buck
Austin led of with boy; llth, James Tay-
lor reports a sirli u, John Rout was pre-
senied with girl; IS, ]. J. Mckinney had
added TO his responsibilities boy aud on
the 10Th Smith Powsll's handsome face was
radiant as he named the hopeful stranger
smith, Jr-" Have not got In the the re-
turns this morning, but doubtless the tenn
psstuous night Of sunday has not been
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21
-PRICE's-
Life Of Geo. 0. Barnes
THE INTERIOR JOURNAL
FOR ss.5o.

"without scrip or pure. Of, The MountaiE
Evangelist, George o. Barnes. The History Of
Consscrsted Llle the Record ofits silent Thought
and Book Of It's Public utterAnces." Octave
bound In beyelled boards and tinted cloth with
gilt motto en cover es0 pages stee, engraving o.
George o. barnes; photosrcviure Of Msrlei map Of
.'the Vanished city," pages. ia the mont and
In the back AZ leases-oi NC similes o. exact re-
productions 10 siEs and color OF Ink Of the inscrp
lions made By the Evangelist himselfin his lao1n-
tain Bible, illustrating In compact form his
Faith. This book Is a c0mplete history Of the
man. The private disries-1o0 pages-reveal the
lnmOsl nature Of ths Evangelist and are made pub
Nc for the hrst time In this book. The Faith
Healing ehapter-6i psges-gives the history, the
Argument aud all the Biblical passages bearing on
Il In fall. II 10 a book that should be In every
Kentucky hone, aud should certainly be owned
by every convert of0eorge Barnes The book ca n
Be obtained nowhere elias ior less taan $3.50. BY
special arrangs msnt With the author. who having
removed 10 New York, has largely withdrawn all
agens e, rhe book $3.50 and The sEnl-wKKKLr
IkrkRloR yQuanAL t2) are onsTed together for
the price Of the "Liie Of barnesn alone, the two
iOr $780, Address W. ~ WALTON,
inrknloR JouaNAL, Stanford. Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21
PERSONA.


-LIrrLE Howard Bruce is very III with
the fever.
Miss EMMA DoDps, OF Shelby City, IL
visiting Mrs. 8. Porter sisgg.
Col. THos w. vARSos has gone on a
business trip 10 81. Louis aud Kansas CITY.
Miss ADDis PEfrLKs returned We'd
nesdsy from pro,racted stay IN Tennessee.
MIR. l.. v. Sharp leaves tomorrow for
Lake citv, Fla, with carload OF 6ne
roadster horses.
--MTss MAY MyERs Who has been visiting
10 Batavia, o, Msysville and Flemingburg
Ky, has returned home.
Ma. JANIS LooAs was at the poin, OF
death when heard from Last afternoon. He
has rheumatism Of the heart
MIN. AND MRs @. G. Duncan, having
returned from their bridal tour, lef. for
their home In Wayne county, Wednesday.
-THE telephone whispered the pleasing
Information last nigh, that Mi.- Ann Cook
had arrived At HustonvilIe TO spend the
Christmas. She l. a jsssl n not a "jeveler."
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21
local xorycTs.

Bur PAsrs Of Penny a McAlisier.
NICE stcSk Of birthday cards at Penny A
McAlister's.
STANDARD ready mired paints At Nc
Roberts A Stages.
jos. HAAS Hog Cholera Cure Penny
a McAlisier sole agents.
BnASD new stock Of every thing In the
lewelry line at Penny A MoAlistera
WATcHEs, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted BY Penny A MoAlister.
FoR corghs, colds, &c, use Compound
Syrup White Pine. Put up In 25c and 50c
bottles. Trial siss l0c. McRober,s a
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21
iAsD. sTocx AKD cRoP.

w. N. AN. b. Lackey sold 10 Ton
Woods. lot Of 1.l0o ID, cattle at ~ cents.
Dick Wills. Of cynthisns, cold 80 year
ling mules 10 Harvey Thorn and Mr.. Mar
shall at sos per head. ffr
j. II. Miller sold 10 Woods & Fox
Is head 1850 lb. cattle at SC; 20 shosts
l20 lbs. average al 4 cents.
AT Georgetown Mondsy. there wsr,
500 cattle which sold from Al to S cents
Mules sold from $50 to $40.
Clayton Howell, Of Montgomery, sold
~ two-year-old mules TO Peter Paul, Of
Virginia, At $ii2 so per head.
Il have three pairs Of large wsll-broks
eyed mules for sale. now feeding at s. II.
B.ughman's near Stanford Ky, J.
Hughes. N.t
In Cincinnati yesterday, cattle were
steady at from to 90 cents. Hogs are in
fair demand at At to cents. Sheep ran
from 2 ts 81 aud lambs from At to 5t.
-R w 0isens a Son, Of Liaooln. sold
to Burgess & Gentry. Of Lexington and
Gentry Brothers. his county, 40 head, Of
2-ysar old mules, l5a hands. at $i35 pen
head, and Q head ofsmsller stock at sllo
per head tDanville Advocate.
Col. David w. Irvine cold to Mr.. Ball
Of Baltimore, is head Of twoysar old
mules at si22 80. Sam Fox, Jr, sold to
same 4 two year olds at $3.50. Mr.. @. F,
Moberlsy also sold for the Southern market
~ 2.year Olds At si22. silas Cobb sold to
Howard Bailey Of Georgetown carload
Of two-year-old mules At s1ai. Million a
nestherage sold to same one carload Al
$40 Richmond Register.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

The MASQUERADE. = Owing 10 the fact
that the Opera House will be occupied
every other night next week, the msquer-
sds skate can not occur till Saturday
night. 2s'h. Those desiring to tsle part
Ia u are invited to meet the committee,
consi,ing Of Thomas Me,cslf, Robt Fenzsl.
Geo. McAlisier. J. 7. Carson, DR.. W. b
Penny and A. q. HufFmsn, at the IsTERr.
ON JouRsAL Office tomorrow Saturday
night, uben programme will be arranged
for the occasion. No Objectionable ehsrsc-
tsfs will be admitted. The msskers, both
ladies and gentlemen, will be admitted free,
all others will be charged Is cents.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

HoRsE KrLLED.-Just as Mr.. Richard
vandeveer was attempting to cross the rail-
road. on Danville street, Wednesday, a
train came laundering along and knockep
the stufiiug out Of his horse and most eli
out Of biz wagon. lie was fortunate
enough TO escape unhuri. The horse died
In few minutes Mr. V. claims that he
Il deaf and did not hear the train.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21
DEArHS

MIR. Green 7. Jones. an sstimable citi.
zen Of the West End, died Wednesday AZ.
,ernoon, aged about 20 years, and will Re
buried at Hustonville this morning at IL
o'clock. He was a member OF the Chris
tisn Church for years and was an uprigh
good man. .rI .r....
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

DuRrSc DEcEMBER.-HAving just re-
ceived new line Of dry goods, ID. KIass
will during December, sell good calico at
~ cents per yard, good bleached cotton at
81 cents, good brown cotton at o. cent?,
good checked cottos At 5 cent?, good Can
ton flannel at 7 cents.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21
THEATRIoAL.-JOhn +. Ward. dsscribss

THEArRroAL.-JOhn +. Ward, described
as a talented and very excellent commedi-
an. supported BY 6rst-class company, wall
present At the Opera House here, on the
night Of Dec. 27, Charles Dickens bsauii.
fnl Christmas Story entitled, "Cricke, on
the Hearth" Prices ss usual. Reserved
seals al the usual place.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

Z To CLOSE BryERs. II you want barrel
Of sugsr snd sack Of coffee to begin the
New Year, !, will pay you to get our 6g.
ures before purchasing elsewhere. Brigh,
a Currsn.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

PLAIN and Fancy Christmas Candies.
Nuts. Rsisins. Oranges. Lemons. Dates
Figs. Cocoanuts, Peanuts, Cracksr. Cheese,
Minos-meAis, Pickles and canned goods Of
every description. now open at Bruce. War
ran A Co...
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

The hesvies, snow for several winters
fell Tuesday night, covering the ground to
the deplh Of eight inches on a level and
-eversI feet IN drifts. II has brought the
sleighs out 10 force and their merry tiniin-
nsbuIs,ions make cheerful music, all the
day long.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

VIZ have received from Senator Beck
copies Of the volumes containing a list Of
all persons drawing pensions on the lat Of
January Last. Those In Lincoln will sec
their names In this paper shortly, and |,
can then be known who is not entitled to
Government assistance.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

The Kentucky Central announces that
from the 22d to January lat inclusive. il
will make Its patrons Chriismas gift BY
reducing the fare for the round trip from
Stanford 10 Covingion to %; other points
proporlionately
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

OvKR fifteen hundred pounds Of French
and stuck candy, besides full line Of for
eign fruits and nu,s bought especially for
Christmas, al Bright a Curran.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

The new firm Of Mstcalf a owsley Is sue.
oeeding beyond the expectations Of either
Of the young gentlemen and they have al
ready built up a good trade. They are
both popular asd snierprisiDg and abund-
sntIy able 10 take care Of themselves. All
thex ask "A A chance
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

BRIeHr a CuRRAs have bigger line Of
hre-vorks than any body. Don't fail tC
zee them.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

Niox line of oil paintings. ohromos,
camp chairs. wagons sud many other ar
ticlss suitable for Christmas presents Al b.
X. Wearen's furniture store.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

Tar Santa Claus reception at McRob-
erts A stseg's was . big feature Of We'd
nesdsy's trade and drevs large crowd 70
that nopalsr establishment
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

You will end some handsome goods for
Christmas In onr queensware department.
Don't fell TO come and see ne. Bright 4
Cufran.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

Now Is the time To buy yoar winter
goods. while ID. Klsss has full line Of
everything you want.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

Mn. j. w wHELDoS went down 10 the
Mountsius last week and came back with
twoeood sized deer. lie killed only one
Of them, however.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

7. r. wALroN has removed his stock of
groceries. &c, 10 BrIghrs old stand, corner
Main and Somerset streets.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

VIZ will open to-day very handsome
line Of Silk Hsndkerchies and Moiiiers ior
the holiday trade. Edmision A ovsley. :
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

A RUSH should should be ayoided BY all
who uish TO tate time in selecting goods.
Hence, call early on d. Xlss.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

KEEP wARM.-D. Klass will sell good
blankets q, si.76 per pair. good bed COM
forts at IS eta. each and good flannel st
20 cents per yard.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

APAIR Of Buell. boots might save your
life this snowy. sloppy weather. Be wise
and purchsss pair from Bruce. Warren a
Co.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

IF you wan. 10 make two souls happy,
buy your sweetheart boz Of candy from
8. 8. Myers. the boss candy man.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

SAVE money BY going N ID. Klas-' and
buy your resdy-msde suits. boots, shoes or
anything else you need.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

FoR cheap and sood goods 60 10 The corn
er 81 Nam & Somerset streets. instead Of
the Po-iofiice store
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

THKnE viii be . ohrisimss tree at the
Turnersville Christian church, on the night
Of Thursdsy, 9Th.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

fnr lsrser, stock Of ready y-msde cloth
ing ever opened 10 stanford, can be seen at
d. KlAaa
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

NEw stock Of ovsreo.,. Just received for
Holiday trade. BY Edmiston &owslsy. .
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

DREss ur.-D. Kls~ will sell good
heavy jeans pants at rs cts. per pair.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

ouE NEXT issue will likewise be double I,
s'Es and will sppesr Christmas day.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21
Notice! /!

TO Az Whom n Nay Concern: i am going
10 leave SANFORD 10 locale in Leriagton. and !
hope all persons knowing themselves iudebted 10
me wiH call and settle on or before de 5th day Of
Jaauary. 1884 you dont settle By that lime
your accounts wiA Be sold al auction 10 tke high
ea bidder on the 7h day Of january, 1884, Il
being County Court day.
y. ID. PRICE.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-12-21

NIck building lots Tor sale at Richmond
Junction. II. q. Ware. 81 -