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FlUNKFORT. ' DECEMBER 19, 188R. ......
The decision of thb Woodford tilrcult
Court in the ca9e of O. D. Jr3roW,n vs.
Commonwealth was affirmed by the
Court of Appeals Thursday.
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The Court of Appeals adjourned on
Thursday until after the holidays
owlntftothc death of Judge Pryor,of
Covington, unclu of Judgo W. S. Pryor
of that CoUrt.
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The L. & N. Ratlfdad will sell very
cheap excursion tickets from all stations
on its lirie during the holidays.
They will be placed on sale on Thursday,
December 24th, to bo good returning
until January 2, 1830.
Mr .W. T. Reading, on Friday,' 'as
agent of the American Mutual Aid Insurance
Company, paid to Mrs. 'Mary
Newman and children, widow and
children of the late John B Newman,
of this county, $?,000, being the amount
of an Insurance polldy on his' life held
by htm in that company. The policy
was paid in full, Without deduction
for'any cause.
4.
Amusements.
PATTI itOSA AS "2IP."
"Zip," made famous to the theatre-going
world by the favorite .Lotta, was
presented to a very large audience, at
the Boyd last Wight, by Patti Rosa,
and the presentation was of such
Cleverness anu Hprignuiuess uimi ine
petite soubriette" received almost continuous
applause. Pattl Rosa has that
lively' knack' of performing little antics
with her heels, making Indescribable
little grimaces with her pretty face,
and uttering charming nothings with
her rosy mouth, which never fails to
captivate the heart of the spectator,and
Which effectually disarms criticism.
She is great: she is in every way
graceful; she pleases by the very simplicity
and ingenuousness of her methods
nothing elaborately artistic, but
much that is irresistibly winsome.
