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NOTICE.

nR.J n. BOLARD, Of Tidioute, has
~ re- rnsd TO his practice after an alb
senee Of four months, spent in the Ho. nj
ials of New York, where hA will attaind
calls in his profession.
Ohico in Eureka Drug Store 81 door
fboyc tho bank. Ti2ioHts, Pa. 4gtf
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4 writer on physiOgnomy sagely
says: A human face without nose
doesn amount 10 much whereupon
Boggs observed that human nose
without 8 iaeo doesn't amount 10
much either. AsA~
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DIR. RADWAY'S

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CUREi;
SO QUICK. 50 RAPID ARE TuE. CHANGES
TIE BODY NNnERGoES INDEn TliK IN
MEDICINE THAT
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The Republican Omoe

EEPS constantly on hand large as
IA sortment of Blank Deeds, Mortgages
subpenas, Warrants, Summons, &c TO
he sold cheap for cash. tC
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight 10 Soon and Feic.
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
.kIdncy s. Lslntldcr Comp!.iE,.s,

trnary and Wou' ii-cascs, Gravel, Hal,trs. Drul ~
81 nplEe of Water, l"cautiHtuCt hf Cgiuc. Eriit. BIZ
r1e, Ahun,inura and ~ a wht thsrc gu lrle.
dust deposits the water Is thick cloudy mlv.d Win
substances ks the white of tEr thrcids llkc willie
silk. thrrL i morbid, dark hi,GS appearance, and
white hour-,tst dVlusis. aud whcu Iiru Is u rrckiur
burning s2slilon when rt-slig water. and rain Ia -
snail VI th- w. ana .loi,s ita Lobt. 't'e,. lIo2.
WORMS. Tho oily irora s,i .4rs rs.aly
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Oh Creek&Alleghen. River Ry

nN AND AFTER Monday Juno ), 1871,
~ Trains will run us follows:
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Turner OF ES Years Growth
Cared by slndway's tscsGlyCut.

thfsfiA. NJ dNiy i. Nfs
Dp. EApwNS i have h,i OsaEau rut4or a the
tssr An ths there nn help
every taue that recommended lut nsihrg l. "a tne
kssnl snt, Hsi tAoutt Weai y tHt had tsi
Ia IT, hscAps had spf,red idr twelve acL sv bottles
Of the RssplV-ni. ani b1N e adwayi l,
ties q! Ready ksl!, AID there if ta
t, aud isl better, -ud haIisr than hvs
for Twelve TIE ie the len aide c ha
lNwe the rraiu write this ics the ttgeft 4
eiisrA Yea saa Psblsh 70 il you s.oe,s.
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where % Buy Isiauos.

Tbeo. Green a Co, manufacturers Of square,
grand, and upright pianos, take pleasure in
announcing TO the people Of Lincoln and ad.
joining counties that they srs now manufac-
turing fr-t-cIa~s piapp, which they offer to
the public at lower figure than any other
house In the country. They have sold within
the past week, in Crab Orchard alone, FIVE Of
these instruments 10 the following persons:
Mr.. Evans, DR.. Bronaugh, Mr.. Higgins, Mrs.
Well-, and Mr.. Stephenson. Prof J. G..
Meiningcr, principal u the music department
Of the Crab Orchard Female College, after a
severe test, pronounced these pianos without
arrival. 1Iesas purchased one for the college
and ordered another for himself Persons de-
string a piano would do we'll to call on Prof.
Meininger, who will IT, pleasure in showing
the superior quality Of the instrument, or, at
the warercom Of the manufacturers, on the
corner Of Second and jefferson streets, Louis
vile, Kentucky. 46-It
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LEXINGTON COURT DAY.

captain Kidd reported the following: !
suppose there were about 500 cattle on the
market, principally two-year-olds, and Of
good medium quality nothing extra that l
saw Of any age. We quote.the best two-year-
old steers at SC. for 100 and 200 fbs; those
Of 800 lbs. 4c.; 1000 lbs. 4. to 4sc., according
to quality. Very few yearling steers on the
market; one lot sold at about 4lc. No calves
present There was good demand for cattle
Of good quality at the above figures, while
those Of common and inferior quality were
not much sought after, and several lots Of
them remained unsold. We quote mountain
stock from 81 to 3.c.
The following is Major Hibbler's report .
There were about 600 cattle Of all grades on
the market. One lot Of two-year odd steers
sold for about five cents per pound one lot
Of the same age, 20 head, at $50, about $3.50
per hundred; 80 head of three -olds,
weight about $50 fbs., at $3.50. The Major
sold several lots Of brushy stock at prices
ranging from to SIC. There were also about
200 head Of mules on the market. lie sold
10 head Of two-year-olds, about Is hands
high, for SlS2.25i 3 two-year-olds, about IA
hands inches high, at Sli9; 3two-year olds,
about the same height, at si20; Is two and
tbree-year-olds, about half broke and fat, IA
hands high, at sos; one lot Of small year
lings at SOS. Broke stock 2 pairs Of broke
mules at $500 each pair at $3.50; single
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STANDARD patent medicines for
sale at z. r. Chenault'a.
Suicidal Mania.

A few days ago q well-known demi-rcp in
this vicinity attempted suicide by taking NOR
phine, because, as she piteously cried, Il have
no one to love" Prompt medical assistance
saved her worthless life, and, although she
was near enough to the unknown world to
smell the fire." still her deeds sre evil.
One day this week another of the demi.
monde became dissatisfied with the vanities Of
earth, because nobody loved her." and re-
sorted TO an ounce Of paregoric for relief from
her many sorrows and change Of aimos-
phere. While almost surrounded by the
shade. Of death, she was aroused to a sense Of
her ingratitude by the whisperings Of love
and winning attentions of certain young
gentleman Of our town. We understand she
dictated her own terms, and we await the
sequel, prepared to announce matrimonial
alliance between man who is supposed TO he
a white man and wench who is known to be
a negroes.
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GEO. D. WEAREN 4 CO., sell 8 lbs
good n. 0. sugar for 81.


We learn that clever man and 6rst-rate
workman will in short time establish at this
place a cooperage. We have long needed
such an institution, and we hope our people
will extend to it good support. 1t is always
economy to buy the best tubs, buckets, bar
rels, etc.
We are also informed that, with little en-
enlargement from the citizens Of Stanford
and vicinity, chair mandatory will be es-
tablished here. There is no better point in
this part Of the State for an extensive manu-
factory Of this kind. We are convenient to
an abundance Of timber suitable for the bust
ness, and have large territory In which to
dispose Of these indispensable articles. Come
ON, Mr.. Chairman.
There seems to be fine opening here for 4
large tannery. An abundance Of bark can be
shipped from the mountains at very little
more cost than il the tannery was situated in
the woods. Hides could be shipped here
from all parts Of the country, from one 70 one
thousand, and we are convenient to the leather
markets. We extend hearty invitation to
some enterprising man 10 embark in the BUSH
nesS, and wonder that some one don't see that
there is fortune in it.
Those who are interested in the growth Of
our city should give little more attention TO
induce good workingmen and mechanics into
our midst, As upon this class Of people We
must depend for future growth. The present
reputation Of Stanford as business point,
and the almost absolute certainty that the
great Cincinnati Southern railroad will cross
the Knoxville branch Of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad within one mile Of us
makes this place most desirable location for
business men representing the different
branches Of industry. What citizen Of Stan
ford would not prefer one dozen more good
mechanics to great gross Of indolent, worth
less negroes. snch as inhabit the dens on the
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AN extensive stock Of jcwelry At z.
r. Chenaults.
Newspaper Pirates.

From all over the country We hear COM
plants from our subscribers Of their papers
being taken from the postofioes by person.
Who want To read but do not want to pay
Tho-c persons carry the papers home aud gen
orally keep them. They are double robbers
they rob the subscribers in the iir~t instance,
and then rob u.s. for the subscriber, despairing
Of getting to read the paper he pays for, will
after while order IL discontinued. We speak
very modestly when We Jay We are robbed Of
several hundred dollar Per annum in this way.
let the newspaper pirate be di-oountenanced
aud, IL possible, discouraged. Postmasters
should deliver papers only to those author
irei to Revive them; and the newspaper pirate
ought to repent and become paying subscrib-
er.--LeAgaOa !Sandyd
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

These reports CLEANED from reliable sources
When We hi TO make Lave stock quotations read
er should understand that changes for the better or
worse have taken place during the week.
Monday, Jan, 20, 1s7s.
In cattle and hogs have noticed very little change
since last Issue. Horses aud mules are In demand
hut prices not advanced. They still continue to 60
South in Large numbers and the Southern market re-
ported ir for good broke stock. wegive the following
quotations from different points;
CATTLE.
CisoiNSArI-Liberal receipts, and improved demand
for butchers, feeders and shippers Fair sscsa So
good 500 50 prime butchers 81 Is, and shipping
IorsviIIE-Bs-t shipping =. o. IS to e Is; hes,
butchers stun a. .! TO s. ~; good at s. to q So
Prrrssuse-Marlet slow, arriv ais fair Best % SOC
NKw YosK-Large receipts, average price i2,<c
Rest ls11slac. Kentucky falr ewt. at HAZE.
PmLsDELPHIA.fair demand. Western steers esq
80; fair to good &c 5o@7 50.
HOGS.
causing advance Of fully Csc. Quotations 81 20 to
81 az per GENITAL gross.
IouisyrLLE--Market active all last week Receipts
light, several houses still buying literally. Prices
CmcAeo-Market duh ~;ih a decline Of s-ioc
Prices ranging from 50 20 to s. %.
SHEEP.
CIsoIsSArimIighid demand, but firm market, COM
LorIsvILLE-IIeavy selling at IS to s. 50; good 81
to g Ier hundred pounds gross
NEw loRk-Market fair at 5k1sc
PnILADELPmA-Fair at 5I<s7c.
CHIcAao-Aetivc and firm at - 5oS5 50 for common
TO choice.
BACON.
The immense number Of hogs slaughtered during the
past Ia the Westexeeeding that Of any former
yearwill doubles make bacon sell at very low fig
There has been steady decline in the south for the
past month.
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A MAGNIFICENT assortment of tot.
let articles at Z. r. Chenault's
Murder In Boyle County.

On last Sunday evening, about two o'clock
a most brutal murder was committed at Shell
by City, in Boyle county, about eight miles
west Of this place, on the Knoxville Branch
railroad the particulars Of which are about as
follows; Two men, Bill Wilson and Clay
Drye-the former a notorious desperate and
outlaw-rode into Shelby City and stopped at
the drug store Of J. b. Williamson, where the
proprietor and his two sons, John and Robert,
were sitting around the stove engaged in social
converse. The two men were exceedingly
toisterous and insulting in their conduct, de-
handing liquor, which Mr.. Williamson de-
elined to sell them, saying that il would be
violation Of law. Young Drye drew his pis-
tol and threatened TO kill the elder William
son, who grasped the weapon and struggle
ensued. j. b, Williamson attempted 10 assist
his father, when Wilson drew his pistol and
fred, the ball taking effect in the head Of the
young man Drye, being released, also shot
young Williamson. The two men were total
Stranger TO the williamspns The first shot
killed young Williamson instantly. Il Is re-
negro man on the road from Shelby City TO
Hustonvills. after leaving the store Of viii
liamsoa. party Of men are out In pursuit
Of the murderers, and, II Is hoped, will be able
to secure their arrest. We have no sympathy
Tor the dasiardly villains who committed this
brutal murder, but deeply sympathize with
the bereaved friends Of the murdered man
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A new horse disease is prevailing to an
alarming extent in New York. The Tribune
says; "The disease is pronounced by the sur
geons 10 be spinal meningitis, and is believed
to be an outgrowth Of the distemper which re-
Gently afflicted the horses so greatly, and a
result Of imprudence in Working them before
they had fully recovered. Every case has
thus far proved fatal, and the surgeons assert
there is no way of preventing the disease or
curing the horses when attacked. No pre-
monitory symptoms are exhibited by the
horses, which come out of the stable in the
morning in apparently perfect health, but are
attacked suddenly and drop paralyzed in the
street. No resource is then left but to kill
them"
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D0H'T buy your groceries until 20,
6RO. D. WEAREH q co.
Court bay I'm Dsnvillc.

Last Monday was County Court day Ia
Danville, and, though the weather was quite
pleasant, not very large crowd was In town
attributable in some degree to the fact thai
Circuit Court began at Lancaster on that day
Pursuant to previous call, a meeting Of the
citizens Of Boyle was held in the court house
to consider the question Of aiding In tho pro-
posed extension Of the shelbyyille railroad to
DanSille. The meeting sdjourned without
action. The people seemed to think that il
would be ample time to attend to the extern
sion Of the s. a ID. road, after the location OF
the Cineinnati Southern Is made.
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MONDAY, January Is, 1873.

MONDAY, January Is. 1873.
At a meeting of the officers of the Society
held ON the ne,t Jav the s,lIox;n, ,c,;on
was taken:
On motion, +. r. Chenault wa. Unanimous
" elected Treasurer Of the Society.
Joseph Severance and q. r.. Water. were
appointed a committee TO supplv the moor.
house and Jail with copies of the Scriptures.
also, Joseph Severance was directed to supply
mission schools, white and colored.
On motion, the following committees were
appointed 10 have oollections taken mn in In.
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BOYLE COUNTY COURT DAY

Captain 7. D. Ewlish, auctionecr, report,
stock matters good
Quite number Of mules and cattle % sale,
and all kinds Of stock changed hands more
readily than we anticipated. We quote act
ual sales, viz; 2s yearling steers s2s IS; IL
2-year old steers per hundred So 50; 20 head
butchers cattle per hundred 81 As. The feel
ing in mules we might say was pretty good; IA
medium mules at SIP rs; do, $3.50; do,
$40; do, sl4l. Hor-es, green, 80 to 500;
Milchcows from 25 to s35; Work steers from
$50 to 100 per pair. There were several lots
Of nice Berkshire shoats on the market that
sold from 81 to 81 cents"
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We had the pleasure, . few days ago, Of
greeting our young friend X. W. Lillsrd, and
are pleased to announce that he has entirely
recovered from his lines. lie Is decidedly
the mos, interesting man We have con,ered
with for some time, and never tires Of relating
incidents, etc, illustrative AZ foreign manners
and CUSTOM. lie will enter the office Of
Me~n. Hin A Alcorn Immediately, to pro-e-
cute the study Of la~, which profession he
made choice Of many year. ago. We predict
Tor him brilliant success ut the bar
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WE are paying 7 cents cash for beef
hides GEO. D. WEAREN 4 co.


The Bowling Green Dsnoorai and IsrERIoR
JounsAL were the first papers to promptly
forward their ten-dollar contributions 10 help
resarrect the Carlisle Muesy from the ashes.
They forwarded directly TO il before seeing
that We were requested to draw on all the pa
Pers In the State. We have declined drawing
ON some papers until now, 50 that they might
be prepared TO receive the draft. The Yer
sailles Weekly also forwarded US ten dollars
without awaiting our dran.-Isrs True ksu-
faciior
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-24

Messrs. Al. Perdleton and Harrison Hooker
have recently formed copartnership, and will
carry on the grocery and hardware business at
the old stand formerly occupied by A. q. Pen
dieton. They were associated together in
business some three or four years ago. and
their old customers will. We doubt not, be
glad to renew their acquaintance with the
house, as they have always given universal
satisfaction in their dealings. We know that,
II merit Is to be the measure Of success, their
will be abundant
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-24

me c'"sens OF binoln county owe 10 the
n business men Of SsvfrJ ovc, a o..,,.. ~ :.
Million dollar. ana ~ f,'.' -
"..;,u -. ."''"o"' oe"' !" IN
crH e'ery Gay. The prospect 81 your
beYnf able to liquidse II IL no better today
III ~ the beginning NJ Ie., wa, .nd I'll,
yyno bc,,er =, a.. ~ w
* -. ''""'"s W 1913 than
~ ."'e' more economy IL pFacticed, and
mt3n return 20 the principles ~ our forefatbers
and 6;nrrnd upon the ,r,.luc,. ,f ,,,,,,o.
H.. -,
e'''" "'''"" s'ance
around you, stEoe experience OF many OF the
descendants ~ some NJ our old citizens who
ala ,,o......., NJ ,..S.,a,c. oil, $500, ,,,.
-.
i'c' 'ha' NOT one IN twenty hsst eee pr~per-
Gus, and but few can show tepfh part 81
their inheritance. Speculation and extraS.
80, I;,;.. -. -. -. - -
So az "'vus"' "'''
!" many '"S'""c1' "ono' Pre'end 70 NOV
how many men there are, In this vicinity
alone, who are groaninr under loads Of in
deh,.ino.. aud Oh 40. .,...,, m. O..
-. 80 ~"
a"er year, !" pay more than the interest on
their indebtedness. The-e men labor hard,
are energetic and vatchful. never missing an
o,,or,un;,v IN ,,rr an hon., ,,.,, t,,,, a..
~, :, aO' i'""!' o"' W.
e"" W every year nhns them deeper ana
deeper In debt II is true that A, b, and c
owe them enough TO nav Oft ali their bab;I;-
,;... ,,,, D;.l do,,, -. r.. ~, II
oo' P"y io"' anu marry
cant ray Smi'h' ana thus II goes--ail are
paying interest, and the shrewd capitalist Is !
gathering into his purse the substance Of them
all lie ia economical no nav. cash. h.
- ~ "' P"!' I've
KNOWS iuh wen the curse OF that terrible
thing called interest-that thing which gnaws
at a mans substance with invisible teeth. and
hind. ;ndu.,rv with Ia sIu .. A. 4. h,nna
. ~
"sP,"er wen Nh'ch rolls man over ana
over, binding him hand and foot, and, like q
remorselcss prave-worm. deyours him SLOWLY |
bu, sursIv
~ e., "a
we n"u ,he 'oio~ing sensible article on
this subject in the Franklin Iatriof, and AZ Il |
Is 40 applicable to this section of the State. |
and indeed IN aImo., m. .r,;,. ,or,,,v
.,;. 4, - -. a.. w - ~ "N!' v"
cup u, ana nope 'he suggestions viii prove OF
some benefit to our readers:
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND potI,ns IN prnr |
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One Of our city fathers can stand an occa-
sionsi serrnade with becoming equine Unity,
although he has no ear for music but when
a grand jubilee is held under his chamber
window by an untutored feline band, he moves
an ordinance providing for either their exter-
mination or a thorough musical education.
II the first suggestion meets with favor, a
canine police is in order.
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IL Is too early in the season to begin to talk
about the prospects Of wheat crop, as the
month Of February is the severe season on
this cereal. We are informed that the wheat
that was sown early last fall looks very well
now, but that which was sown late land the
dry weather last fa'l made il necessary to SOW
perhaps four-ffths Of the wheat too late) is
looking quite "puny." The recent SHOWS are
very advantageous to wheat, and We hope will
bring it out all right.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-24

Herr Is another specimen from a ~eli.to-do
Lincoln county farmer, who has conscientious
scruples about patroniring a secular newspa-
per: Lost or strade from the -criber, u
'hepe all over ~hite-one leg was black and
hat his body. All persons shall reeve dol
lars TO fetch him. lie was a she shepe.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-24

The horaeenian Debating Society was reor-
gained on Friday night last, by quite num-
Der OF the young men of Stanford and vicinity
who have entered into il with commendable
zeal and a determination to make il interesting
administrative. The following officers were cleo
ted W. L. Varnon, Pres; Henry Bright. Vice
Presidents A. C. Snow, Secretary and Treasur-
er, and Junius Rochester and Wallace varnon
chosen editors Of the " Horaoenian Rerier" Go
in boys, young America is bound TO win in
this country.
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II those whose duty il is to attend to the
matter can not find time, nor raise the funds,
tn do the necessary repairing at the bridge
crossing and the pathway up the hill, we will
head subscription list to purchase a balloon.
The children must either go up in a balloon"
or walk around by Halls Gap, il they reach
the school-room nowadnys
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Personal.

Nj. J. u. vowel.. Of MI Vernon, IL one Of
those enterprising merchants who !. a credit
20 town. lie believes in printer ink, and
invests unsparingly. We hope he will sue.
ceei in establishing large and profitable
trade.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-24

We noticed a pair Of yarn gloves at the
store Of T.. X. Chenault, made for Professor J.
W. Paine, Jr., by his wife, which we regard az
the most wonderful specimen Of skill, pa
tience, and perseverance We ever saw. We
were informed that three or four weeks Of
constant labor we're required to manufacture
them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-24

A respectable citizen Of our town asked
visitor from Kansas the following -,ercotyped
question; "liow are the society out thar,
aHyho~H" lie received the following salts
factory reply; well, guess you might sc,
into the third class, II you could give collat-
eral security for good BEHAVIOR Exitrc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-24

Our popular young friend, d. Eph. james,
lief, his home in Danvlle, ON Tuesday last, Cor
Galveston, Texas, where he will engage In
business. May good luck and abundant sue
es- att end him.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-24

The weather for the past two weeks has
been very changeable, and for the most part
disagrccable. On Wednesday the sun shone
out beautifully. and melted the snow which
fell on Sunday night, in a few hours. Yester-
day ii rained nearly all day. IL don't suit
our constitutional grumblers, or anyone else
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-24

Mr.. Franklin Ow.ley, Of thi. cowuty, ha.
thriving sis-mo~ih-e4d pig, minus one hind
leg. Fellows who have four-legged chickens.
three legged mules, and -ieh like, are RESPECT.
fully challenged 10 come on with their show.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-24

A certain editorial gentleman Of this place
has declared his intention to commence the
publication Of a tri.weekly journal in Dooley-
willie in a short time. We suppose he intends
to publish IL one week, and ny to get il ou,
a.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-24

Me~r-. A. II. Peacock 4 Co., Danville,
Ky, advertise an extensive stock Of jewelry
in this issue, and solicit the patronage Of the
public. Mr. Peacock !. jeweler Of large
experience, and has the reputation Of being
prince in hi. linz.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-24

AZ Gum sulphur, Rockcss,le county, on
the 18th instant, Mrs LvcnruA, wife Of Mr..
Fullen Francisco, aged twenty nine years.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-24

Commercial drummer" who visit Stanford,
-a, II has acquired abroad the title Of "Drum-
mer's Rest" They Away. find plenty Of good
prompt paying customers, and the best hotels
in the State Of Kentucky