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Raising Tree.

The Legislature Of California has recently
enacted sensible law in regard to the cultiva-
ton Of forest and timber trees. The Governor
il to appoint three forest commissioners, who
appoint State forester at a salary of Sl75
per month, and IT win be. bis duty 10 collect,
exchange, grow, and import seeds and seed
lings Of forest and timber trees, to be distrib-
uted gratis among the people who are willing
to plant and cultivate them. 5000 per an
mum are set apart out Of the State treasury for
this purpose, and $500 are to be expended in
printing and distributing circulars on tree
culture. $500 per year are to be expended in
taking care Of the public nurseries for rearing
seedlings, and acclimating foreign plants and
shall be furnished for grounds and public roads
belonging to the State, counties, cities and
towns. Special premiums art to be awarded
for the best groves Of trees grown within FIVE
years from the time the act goes into effect.
The above comprises the main features Of
the law, and the act is worthy Of all praise.
Here in Kentucky where our forests are 80
grand and the varieties Of shade and timber
trees 80 great and grand; our towns are actu-
ally left to receive the blazing rays Of the sum
mer sun, when only few hours time and no
cost at all, would render them cool and beau
tiful. See how much is being done by Cali
fornia To get that which We have always had
without money and without price. We do not
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II its true history could be known and writ
ten, there cluster around no village in Ken.
lucky more historical interests than around
this one. There, or near that point Carmen.
tiers Station was located, away back in the
years Of the rfst settlements Of our State.
There, few bold pioneers gathered in rude
fort, to beat of the red foe, who was Jealous
Of the inroads made by the pale face" upon
his hunting-grounds. Who so bold as they, at
the present time? Little We know Of the hard
ships they endured, in order that We might,
with ease and comfort, sit down in peace and
qsiet 10 enjoy the fruits Of their labors. Near
this village, at the present day, many objects
of interest can be pointed out 70 those of the
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FROM PINE HILL.


rs' "'.i' k'SrvcS'' oc'oesr ''h' is'a
'r'e7''a''''s 'N'''''' ''"r"ab
for some tmeWe haveisiledtoput in an ap-
pe"rance W your paper run the fact that
items o' news o' interest," have JAILED 70 put IN
'heit 'pps",a"'e " r'"e iiiil Tor some time
past We "''e nv" no hgh,', no loot races,
no Marriage "o uea'ns' snd bot lev births
s'nce our i"' oon'nun'cauoni out We nov
nave . singing 'choo' going on At Pine illl
church' go''en up s"u conducted by Irwin D.
'npp' w" nAs c''sS OF aOou' MY scholars
anu ''o" p''s'' appearances we VIII nave
Ne,y a"' '"',''Tu"s schOo''
we see oa '"e vs. ., your subscribers from
'hn p'ace 'na' So"e W .n.m ought 10 renew
'ne'' s"'-o''P"o"' "s "e'r ume ABOUT |"
e'p're' '"o v. ""', ,"'! VIII renew 'mmedi.
a'eiy' ." we A"''' "Ne @ see o's bundle OF
your Pape" '''"e W. Inc names OF some o'
mos ~no-e ""'. a"ou' p" expire are
ohamp ma''n" on,e' engineer ana conductor
.. 'ne '' 'o"'' 'o"" oss"r'
u"o , w n M. ~, ''"' ~. n'' =,
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Fpuit SHOW Tomorrow.

Friends, do not forget the fruit show and
fruit discussion which is Ia take place to-mor-
row evening at 3 O'Clock, in the small room
county court room Of the oourt hou.e. Sew
eral gentlemen will address the Meeting on
the varieties, culture, Sc, Of all our fruits,
Come one and all The ladies in particular,
are cordially invited to attend, as their pres
enoe always lend a charm and an increased
interest to any proceeding Of this or any other
kind Therefore, come one, come all, and let
us have such meeting as will benefit the en-
tire community, and We will have good time,
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FROM HUSTONvILLE.



osr-,yo~a..,. I.,.y.o, J-r.ai.
The darkies have iu., sct ma an example In
IN. matte, ~ good ord., I'm s.,urIav l,., n
.pcc,al ,c,m ~ J,d.. I.mme', cour, wa.
called AMI TOD conn. hIoo.,. NJ colorcd a,,c.
ccdcnts v,rc mn, on rial a, the ir.,s,c. Of
officers and member. az the African church.
for Disturbing r,I;g;ou. uor.bip IN the pre.
ccdinp sobbath. The ,e.,,monv VA. fill and
clear a. mud tn. ,e.,.e w.s asgr,,, and
the iurv r.rdsrsd =, v.ri;c, NJ 400 sre and
twenty day. impr;.o,m,u, avaip., Cbas. Ward.
and $40 and ton dav. ,m,r;.o,mcn, ag.in.t 10
Thomp.on Tho vo,,o ,.r,l.m., are finding
coal rcacc,;o, 1, tho oo,n,v ;.u
Aoc,prSr.
On SATURDAY. Mich, A a TaIbo,, In while
returning from DanviIle driving n double team
10 spring wagon, met with very serious ac-
cident lie IL supposed TO have been thrown
from his seat and was found on the road next
morning, in the edge Of Millidgeville, in an
insensible condition. lie was brought home
A"u y vas ~c'i'alhed 'ha' ms sAu'i was 'r"'
'.'ou =" '"e 'e'' s'u'' an" se'e" oo"'u''o"-
80 'n' '"ee' ,'N'o'' num- I" n''o" '"'
~, a" 49, ,,ao.e 49, nas'","r ~ D''.'
u '"y '' ''", W ~ 'o"f.,"'y
N"ey' '"e 'oa" NoP' "e 'o"" 'o' ""ou' ""'i
nhhe a''er'he accident, ana 'heh 'urneu 'n'o 'he
knoor' IL was iound ia'e sunday afternoon
having been Traced through some o. 'he hardest
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80. =. ~. o-.-,- -.
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ing 'heir s'ocSs' anu 'he Town u o"'''
OFF FOR THE SOUTH.
Criah Dunn started on Monday for South
Carolina, with about forty head Of horses and
mules. On the same day A. Surber left for
Geo:gia with some forty five head similar stock.
MAJ ,yr.rf so,p
A.. H.. -. Ii an. ,.ma;nde, If nj.
40 :. w., v,;.h, a, $50 No,
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ku klux.

A gentleman from Crab Orchard tells u
that several female darkies, Of a lewd type
fell upon white man near the barracks then
the other night and beat him .hamefully, sim.
ply because he in the darkness, stumbled up
against one Of them. The next morning, quite
early, these ebony ''ladies" were awaited upon
and received a sound clubbing at tho hands
Of the gentleman and a few Of his friends,
This, the Radicals call "ku kluKisn." Pity
We have 80 little Of the kind.
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The Central Kentucky Medical Association
will hold its next regular meeting at Stanford
Wednesday, October 10th. on which occasion
DR. Steele Bailey will open the discussion OF
the Therapeutic effects Of Mercury" and Dr
W. ,. Mcclellan, L. $. A., report on the "Pro.
srrss Of Surgery, Anatomy aud Surgical Ia
theology" Written reports Of case-, and vol
untary paper on interesting medical subject
will be presented by different members Of III,
Association.
These meeting. are gradually growing in i'm
portance and usefulness, elevating noble pro
f,ssion and working great good for the com
mlnity at large. A large attendance is ex
pected
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-11

About all who have been off in search Of
the elephant at the Expositions at Louisville
and Cincinnati, have returned, some Of whom
are delighted, and few rather disappointed
ON account Of not seeing all that their fancy
painted. The present impression is that the
one at Cincinnati is much the largest and most
varied, but the one at Louisville the best ar
ranged and rather more attractive. Louisville
proposes, however, to double the size Of hers
next year, which she will be able to do, on ac-
count Of the success Cf this one.
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FOR pure Cider Vinegar. of the best
quality, 60 to w. H. Anderson's.


This house is conveniently located, both for
transaction of business in any portion Of town
and for all trains and stages, being immedi-
a,ely upon the railroad opposite the depot.
Trains stop here for dinner and the proprietor
Mr.. X c. Harris, understands his business too
we'll to fail to satisfy the wants Of the weary
and hungry traveller. The house is conducted
by Mes-rs. Harris a Kelly and no more ac-
eommodating gentlemen to their guests are to
be found. Call and make their acquaintance
when YOU visit Lebanon.
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All persons who intend going to Louisville
should no, fail to visit the great clothing, tail
oring and furnishing goods house OF J. l..
Deppen, situated on the North East Corner Of
Fourth and Market streets. That your wants
will be attended to, should YOU go, there you can
infer from the fact that Mr.. Deplsn employs
seven first class salesmen, and then three cut
ten Of Acknowledged ability, besides his book
keeper, cashier and errand boys, Mr., james
T. Smith late with J. Winter is connected with
the house and would be pleased to To sse hin
many friends of Stanford and vicinity. soft
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We have seen many good crops Of corn, bat
TO our thinking, the present cropi- the best,
by far, we ever saw. II Is not simply good
crop here and there, with many failures slso,
but wherever corn was planted the yield is
fine. No rot-no uafffled BE-; no shrunken
grains; but round, full, long, plump grains and
ears, are found in every field. We rejoice to
sec thi. state % thisgp and whom we consider
the abundance Of all the harvest; including
fruit, there Is cause indeed to rejoice thereat.
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Death Of Miss Lizzie Witbers.

The death of this charming and beautiful
Young lady, has east a gloom over our entir,
community. Wherever she was known, she
va. loved and respected. In the May morn
,ng II life she has been stricken down Truly
in he midst Of life We are in death. Let ia
NOT mourn as those that have nahope, for her
Die was that Of the christian, although fallen
she will rise again to newness Of life, and live
a Inning angel in the better land.
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As We go to press this morning We Learn
that Elder J. K. Warren, who has been dan
-rr1usly III for some weeks with bronchitis
}. slme better. and hopes Of his speedy recoy
cry are entertained by his may friends.
Mrs Thomas Bruce has besp suffering with
a we're spell Of fever for the PIT ten days
Sue /, reported no better this morning,
Mrs. Sim. Ilick. has been quite IN with
fewer for the past two weeks. We arr glad to
announce that she is much better this morning
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FRESH oysters served in any manner
at all hours at Carson 4 Doods.
Large Potatoes.

Rough Phillips, Of thiseounty, showed US tn,
other day, pair Of Brazilian sweet pota
toes from one hill, which weighed twely,
and a half pounds, The largest of then
weighed eight and half pounds and was tn,
finest yam We ever saw. Our climate and soil
art finely adapted 10 the cultivation Of this
6ne vegetable, and II We only knew how Il
preserve il through the winter, il would be
great addition 10 our stock Of winter yegeta
bles. Unfortunately, however, Ills hard to keep
and christmas usually finds US without il
Who can invent a safe way Of keeping il?
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FRESH fish received and for sale,
every Tuesday and Saturday evenings,
by A. @. PENDLET0N,
Darnulll In NtAnforsl.

We have received note from T.. T. Bar
mum, the worlds greatest Snowman, informing
Us Of his intention to visit our town this win
ter with his mammoth show, which IL the larg-
est in the world. IL is a quadruple exhibit
ton, being museum, caravan, nenagerie, and
hippodrome, which cost a million dollars or
more. Look out fOs an early announcement
of the day, and save your quarters and half
dollar.
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Our yonng friends about town, inform u
tina the affair at X. Cobb-, Esq, on the occa
zion Of the marriage Of Miss kate, on Thur.
daythe ird inst, vas the most pleasant Of IN,
season. To Mrs. Cobb We return thanks fo
a large share Of good things sent us. Nothin.
!. As soothing to the vanity Of newspaper men
a. 10 be remembered on such occasions
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The protracted meeting which had been in
prvgrc-s al Crab Orchard, conducted by Rev.
4. y. Rash, closed on Monday night last. Tas
good -ccd .own by this able aud devout minis
ter viii be harvested at the proper -cason.
Their we're no additions to the church, but
the earnest, thoughtful attention given to the
preacher during the meetings may result in
the conversion uf many souls.
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+. q. Brady, the boot ard shoemaker, has
invented useful and novel pattern for shoe
The upper part is cut in a single piece, and
the shoe, therefore, has but one sram. Mr.
Brady has filed onr,H in the patent office at
Washington, and will, ere long, procure pat
ent upon his invention. We give too little
notice to our useful and energetic mechanics
Let u morc fully appreciate them.
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Matrimonial.

On the 81 inst, at the residenc of the
brides father, in Wayne county, Kentucky,
by I. :. shearer, Mr.. l.. J. STEPHENSON To
Mis- sALLE JoSIs. They passed through
our cits on the 9TH inst, accompanied by Jas
Paillip- and wife, Of Monticello, to visit tie
ritie. Of Louisville aud Cincinnati May
their hsppines. be long,
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TOIAL, llVOO UIFIsl ALI NAsII' T'1'''''1 SoVVsVVV
The money 10 pay all thsss sfts Ia nos upon iePst
and apart 6T iLa purpose, IN tho tTinefs and Dr.
,sTs Haul as will BE- ~ the bllOni ing ctrtihute
or the Cashier
FAasERs' AAD DRoyFRs' BAAk, }
LOUISVILLE, KY sspt ~, ls12
This l. 10 certify that thcTp deIosi 10 this
hank over halt million Il iolaIs 10 the ersdit II tho
Gin Concert quad s500.0yO u which IL held by this
tank A. treasurer u tho Public Library ~ kentucky
10 pay "a all gns 10 be awarded Al The dnaslug
r. = NiEIu, Cashier.
PRICES On TICKETS.
Who'll ticket $40 halvcs t5 guaTters, %. a wholo
tickets ir 100 n r $50 "a tof 500 ms ioT u 90.
rs ia $50, SIS hT 500 No dssuani lsss than
slO9 wnTth u tiekets a time.
The drawing viii p0siuyely and unsguiA ocalls leke
Ilace necrmhsf 2 Agents are lsfenlItVfuy pAiufet
" sss sales and aske ptuTns NoYcubf -, IA order
10 give sinpls time ior thu lnAl arrangements ordsls
sfir tckcis o. apheaiiou kH Clrcuiais fhoula ~ a
1r,sssi 10 IH0s. d. hliAwlErtt.
agent Public Library % hentsehs,
toalskflie, heutNcht
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Our subscribers are respectfully notified tina,
We employ no collectors. All sums due Us must
be paid to one Of the proprietor Of this Jour.
nal, or In our ab-cence, 10 our foreman, u
you desire proper CREDIT. therefor.
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FOR fresh oonfectioneries, tobacco,
cigars, etc, 90 to Carson & Dodds.
Umbrella Lost.

Al the fruit show last Saturday week, SOME
one took my umbrella from the courthouse
IL has an oak eoloned handle, with a crook at
the end, on which the initials Of ny name are
family cut Please ntum il To my Office.
H. r. HARRIS
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Hank Reports.

The reports Of the condition Of the Farm
ers' Nationl Bank Of stanford, the National
Bank Of STANFORD, and tho National Rank Of
somerset, at close Of busines-, octobs. srd,
appear In this issue.
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We regret to announce the departure II our
clever Young friend John Boyle from our
midst. John has been psiding in our town
only few months, and was universally I,opu.
lar With old and young. lie ia thorough
druggist, a gentleman Of une.ocptionable
morals, and will prove an honor To any com.
nunity in which he may cast hi lot
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W. u McCardy. -pccial agent Of tie Wafer
tnvn Fire Insurance Company, Of waiertown,
New York, visits our town in the interest Of
~ company this week. Mr.. Mc6Ardy is an
efficient ir insurance man aud represent. a
Llnh eompanv
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Mr.. stephen Pennington has a COW that drop
ped few days ago, hsifer calf which was
eleven inches high, aud weighed twenty -one
pounds. OF course W have the papsis.
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Our friend Jas. h. Grcvn, the popular hotel
clerk, cor many yean at the National Hotel
Louisville, i. nov at Ale,andcrS Hotel. cor.
acr Eighth and Main streets, where he will be
pleased to have his many friends call aud see
him
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A I the seeond Grand Gin Concert, authorizf-l By
A special vi the Lsslaturs, In aid oi the Public
library at Kentucky unavoiiahly posi- s.iod, ffoiu
ssptenb.r y y December T. and which positively aud
unsqulvocally occurs Ina Louisville, KY, saturday
sruber 1917, without farther delay on any aeoouni
xhsicsrr the i0Uwing Cash Gins are mr distribution
by lot among the ticket-holdCr,
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Notice.

All p.rsoas Indebted to the undersigned for
Areshing ane notified that their accounts ar,
row ready, and are respectfully reminded that
such work il cash on demand.
noSO-3tl JOHN II. BRIGHT
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Twenty-Five hundred dollar would have
been sufficient to put third story on the
Farmers National Rank building, aud it would
have made hall about 60KsO f,et. II would
have been q good inyr-tment.
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Elder J. W. Harding, of Winchester, held 4
protracted meeting at Union Church, Madison
county, Ky, last week, which resulted in yv.
cn,v eight additions To the fold Of Christ.
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Rev. q. q. Barnes will preach at II O'Clock
4. " and also a, ,. n. in the upper room Of
the courthouse on next Iord'r dsy.
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Rev. q. G. Overstreet will preach at the NJ
4. church on next Sunday morning and eve
ming.
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NOTICE.

Thoac o. our advertiser. who desire changes
made in their advertisements, must hand In
copy on Monday morning next
Al communicatious either ~ editorial OF bust
ns-. Clearwater, should h. alire-s-d 10 HlLfoN a
CAMPBELL, bon ~, stsuf'rd, Ky.
An monies rcmitted eW advcrtlslne, subscription
bob vafk h. In clerks ps-t-ofce money
order expre-. u will be At the rartics ovn rsk
lame. C,nk l. our authorised asent Hustonville "a
contract r Job Wart, Adsertisng, ateud 10 suh-rip
tlons, and receive all monies Coz the same.
oUa soNSrs;
Js. Conl, Hustonville; $. n. Owcns Crab Orchard;
". &. Curl, Spmcreet y. w. bryant, Gum sulphur
=. Jones, Pine Hill
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Al the residence II the brides mother, in
this county on Thursday evening the 10Th, by
Rev. A. ID. Rash, Thomas d. NEwLASD to
Mis- ELIZA MENIFFE
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The protracted meeting Of the Christian
church at Athens, closed last Sunday; twenty.
Eve additions having bccn made To the church
under the efficient preaching II Elder Kelly
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\ pro,ractcd meeting, conducted by Elder
John I. Rogers, 81 the Christian church, is in
progress at Richmond Ny.
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=. q. Brady ha. = small shoe in his shop,
which was made by a workman who was form
erly in hi. employ. The shoe ha. not single
-eam in it, and !. quite a novelty in the shoe
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The rain. which come with the crossing Of
the equinox, are here at Inst, and we hope to
have no further cause of complaint on account
Of dry weather and dried up water courses.
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Madam Russell and daughter came to town
the other day to make up dancing class, but
owing to their inability TO rent hall and a
piano, they LEFT Immediately.
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The present Fall is the most backward We
have known for many years. The leave. are
as green As they were in July, except few
sumacs and swamp naples
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Mr.. G. A. Winchester, Of Louisville, has
been quite III, at hotel in this place, sine.
Friday last, but we are glad to announce that
he |. nov convale~cent
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The Commercial Hotel, with its handsome
exterior. IL an ornament to our town. Mr..
Carson, the proprietor, deserves crcdi, for ,hi.
enicrprise
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JUDGE DURHAM writes US that he in
tends making thorough canvass Of tho
lower countic..
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Col r. NJ. Bradley vas in town yesterday
on important professional business.
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sandifer was asked the other day by green
one, u he charged any more for taking pic
ture with his cap On.
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Large numbers Of the people from the coun.
try, come to town every dsy-looking over the
Ere stock. Of goods on sale by our enterprising
.,.erchant-
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County Court and Court Of Claims meet
next Monday, and Circuit Court meets the fol-
lowing Monday.
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Stationery.

Our correspondents will please notify Va
sllen their supply q stationery and stamps is
exhausted
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Rev. A. u. Rash will preach al the Baptist
church a, this place on Sunday nigh, next
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The prisoner. in jail complain 'good deal
Of the frosty weather, and are clsmoring fol
a little ERE. They ought To have Il.
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Hon. Aaron Harding, We arr glad to hear,
Is npidly convalc-cing
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Mr.. n. n. Tevi- ADVERTISE his farm for sale
In another column. IL is an excellent small
farm, and has two very fine orchards on IL.
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The Male Seminary Is being put In good re-
pair by Rob wearen, the builder New glass
and new shutters will make II all right.
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The call Of the farmer, 40 well known to the
hogs, Is heard from early dawn. There will
be very large "crop" of hog this year.
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FOR turnip seed in any quantities you
desire. 20 to W, H. Anderson's drug
store
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LOCAL nREyIrrEs.

The Female College has sbou, seventy Ave
pupils
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-11

Our Circuit Court closed on Thursday last,
most Of the civil business being continued.
After the adjourning order was signed, one Of
our attorney. was asked the question what
luckY" He replied that he could make the
same return made by one Of our former sher-
ifs, "Out Of date and nothing done"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-11
SQUIRRELS

Are said to lie very abundant in our county
this Fall, particularly around the corn fields.
ALERT"