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Livnghorne Tnbb was out looking at the
tobacco in this community last week
Master Bennie Cox of Muysville spent
Saturday and Sunday with the family of
II Hawley
Miss Mollie Laytham of Lawrence
creek is the guest of Miss F L Browning
one of the fair sex
Miss Katie Osborne who lately went
to Mt Sterling is at home visiting her
mother Mrs McAulifle
Misses Jennie Chamberlain and Alice
Dorsey the belles of Lewisburg are visit
ing the Misses Kerr
Thomas S Kerr an affable young gen
tleman from Slacks Postofiice was the
guest of Jqhn Baldwin sr last Sundav
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Mr Hiles of Scott county is the guest of
his brother AV M Hiles
C F Lockheart of Oonnorsville Ind is
visiting relatives in this place
H V Morris of the Mason County Jour
nal was in town one day last week
The entertainment given on Saturday
night by the Dramatic Club passed off verv
pleasantly
By the request of the hoard of education
Prof Cassatt resigned his position as prin
cipal of the academy Dot
From Another Correspondent
On the evening of the January 28th the
Germantown Dramatic Club gave their
long promised entertainment in the Town
Hall at this place and She Stoops to
Conquer was thoroughly enjovod by the
Inrsc and appreciative audience there as
sembled The house was well lighted the
Btage ingeniously arranged to represent the
old English manor house and the cos
tumes procured for the occasion from a
furnishing house in Cincinnati quite ele
gant
The dramatis personre were as follows
Sir Charles Marlow James Pollocic
Young Marlow J a Walton
Mr Hardcustle JC Kncklev
Tony Lumpkin JnhnPollift
Mr Hastings KdEufflnKton
Roger J it wuton
Dlgory o Ilolton
Miss Hardcustle Miss Murry
MissNeville Miss Fannie Walton
Mrs Hardcustle Miss Hardin
Where art has so litttle and nature so
large a share in the acting of our young
amateurs it is hard to make a distention
and say which was best especially where
all were good But in Mr Hardcastle the
line old English gentleman showing forth
the best qualities of his caste both the
hospitable host and anxious father were
quite true to nature and equally well ren
dered
Mrs Hardcastle too the bright eyed
ready tongued fashion loving spouse the
doating mother of an unworthy son often
rose above expectation and never fell be
low it Young Marlow in his difficult
character of double lover
So bashful yet so bold I ween
When eer he met tho wine cups queen
Won much applause particularly his
personation of the bashful lover which
delfghted all who saw and heard it Miss
Hardcastle with her deversity of manner
and pretty acting was very engaging and
stooped to conquer more than onb among
the audience Miss Nevilles beauty won
her much sympathy in her love trouble
while her inimitable cousin Tony made
the audience equally happy with himself
on coming into his fortune and of ago
But I cannot particularize all and will
only say further that tho evening was
very enjoyable as well as thoroughly suc
cessful in every particular and we hope
soon to be invited to spend another even
ing equally as pleasing and in the same
good company
The Supreme Court of Missouri has
nflirmed tho decision in the case of Charles
P Kring for the murder of Dora Broemser
Ho will hang February 4th
A reservoir at Calars France containing
ten million gallons of water burst sweep
ing away a number of buildings and caus
ing a serious loss of life Thirty bodies
have been found
During a storm nt the mouth of tho
Volga a fleet of Russian fishing vessels
was destroyed Six1 hundred persons lost
their lives
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WILLARD HOTEL Lottery Drawing
14TU FEBRUARY 1SS2
Louisville Ky November 10 1881
Jiesolvcd That the board of Commissioners
consent to a postponement of the drawing
of the Willard Hotel Lottery until the 14th day
of February 182 nnd they will not consent to
any lurther postponements the same
Rout Mallohy Chairman
By tho above resolution tills drawing must
and will bo hgd on the day ilxed or money
distributed back to ticket holders
If enough tickets are sold hefoie date fixed
the drawing will bo had and notice oi sumc
will bo given through the papers
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The Willard Hotel with nil its toncri nflfl
Fixtures and Furniture q6JUUUU
Ono Residence on Green Street S10U0
One Residence on Green Stieet 150
Two Cash Prizes each S50U0 10000
Two Cash Prizes each S2000 -1000
Five Cash Prizes each 2o00 5000
Five Cash Prizes each SoOH 2500
Filty Cash Prizes each S100 5010
One Hundred Cash Prizes each 0 5000
Five Hundred Cash Prizes each 20 10000
One Set ot Bar Furniture 1000
One Fine Piano 500
Ono Handsome Silver Tea Set 100
100 Boxes Old Bourbon Whisky S33 14400
10 Baskets Champagne 835 350
Five Hundi ed Cash Prizes each 810 50U0
400 Boxes Fine Wines 30 12000
200 Boxes Robertson County Whisky 30 0000
400 Boxes Havana Cigars 510 4000
Five Hundred Cash Prizes each 810 5000
AMOUNTING TO 369850
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CITY AND 1OUNTY ilRE0tXKVO
Coiiirs Circuit Court
t4
Judge A E Colo
Commonwealths Attorney-
ra
-T A Curran
Clerk B 1 Parry
Sherl ff J CPickett
Deputies ft
Jailer Ed Gault
Tuesday utter second Monday lnJanunry
Apiil July and Octoherin each your
County court I
Judge G S Wall
County Attorney J L Whitaker
Clerk W W Ball
Second Monday ot each month
Quarterly Court
Tuesdny after second Monday in MarchJuue
September nnd December in each year
MngistrntcN Court
Mnysvllle No l W IT Pollock nnd J L
Grunt first nnd third Tuesdays In March Juno
Septem her and Decern her
Mnysvllle No i Wm Pepper nnd W L
Ilollon first Saturday and fourth Tuesday
some months
Dover No 3 A A Gibbon and A F Dobyns
first and third Wednesday same month
Minerva No 4 0 N Weaver and J H Wat
son first nnd third Tuesdays same months
Germantown No 5 S F Pollock and James
Fegnn first and thiid Saturdays same months
Hardis No 6 J M Bull and J W Tllton
second and fourth Saturdays same months
Maysllck No 7 0 W Williams and J D
Raymond second and fourth Fridays same
months
Lewisburg No 8 J M Alexander and
Aimer Hord second and fourth Thursdays
same months
Ornngiburg No 9 W D Coryell nnd WJ
Tully first Saturday and last Monday sumo
months
Wnshington No 10 John Rynn nnd James
Smlthers fourth Tuesday and third Wednes
day same months
Murphysville No 11 Lewis Jefferson nnd
E L Gault fourth Monday and third Thurs
day same months
Fern Leaf No 12 S E Mastin and J B
Hurgess second and fourth Saturdays same
months
Constables
Mnysvllle No I J P Wallace
Muysville No 2 W L Moran
Dover No 3 W 15 McMillan
Minerva No 4 James Runyon
Germantown No 5 Isaac Woodward
Sardis No 0 1 A Collins
Maysllck No 7 Ttiomns Murphy
Lewisburg No 8 S M Strode
Orangeburg No 0- Thomas H Ise
Washington No 10 James Gault
Murphysville No 11 W II Prather
Fern Leaf No 12 B W Wood
Society atfeetinps SIoNonic
Confidence Lodge No 52 first Monday ol
ench month
Mason Lodge No 312 third Monday of each
month
Mnysvllle Chapter No 9 second Monday oi
ench month
Muysville Commandery No 10 fourth Mon
day of each month
I O O F
Plegah Encampment No 9 second nnd
fourth Mondays in each months nt 7 oclock
DeKnlb Lodge No 12 Tuesday night each
weeK nt v ociock
Ringgold No 27 Wednesday night ench
week nt 7 oclock
K of P
Limestone Lodge No 36 Friday night oi
ench week
I O W K
Wednesday night each week at their hfall on
Second street
Sodality B V ML
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at their hull on Limestone street
rntlior Mnthvw JT A S
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Limestone street
St Patricks Kcneioleiit Kociciy
Second Sunday in ench month nt their ha
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CJftar Malterh Union
Flist Saturday night in each month
i o v
Monday night ot ench week
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K C R R arrives at 080 a m and 815 p m
Departs at 545 a m and 12 m
Bonanza down Monday Wednesday nnd
Frldnys nt 0 p m Up Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday nt 8 p m
City ok Portsmouth down Tuesdny Thurs
day and Saturday at 11 a m Up Monday
Wednesday and Friday at 10 p m
CITY GOVERNMENT
The Board of Council meets tho first Thurs
day evening in ench month
Mayor Horace January
Council
President L Ed Pearce
First Ward Fred Bendel E D Nnto L Ed
Pearce
Second Wnrd Dr G W Mnrtin Thomas J
Ohonoweth M C Hutchins
Third Wnrd Mutt Pearce Richard Dawson
David Heuhmger
Fourth Waul Dr J P Phister B AWal
lingford John W Alexander
Fifth Wnrd Wm B Mathews James nail
Edward Mjall
Treasurer and Collector E E Pearco
Clerk Hurry Taylor
Mnrhnl E W Fitzgerald
Deputies Wim jjaWuon
Whorfmnster Robert Flcklin
Wood and Coal Inspector Peter Parker
Murkotmuster MTCockerlll
City Physician Dr J T Strode
Keeper of Alms House Mrs S Mills
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