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Our snc<lay schools.

There are four interesting Sunday schools
In Stanford, with probably three hundred reg
ular attendants; the superintendent, without
exception, are competent and jealous workers;
but there Is not that interest felt among chris
tian parents that the importance Of the work
seems to demand. There are too many who
think that they are untitled to instruct and
seem to forget that their presence In the school
would have an influence for good, and would
stimulate the teachers and pupils to conduct
the school more successfully. There are large
number Of christian parents who think that
when they have bedecked their children In
fancy attire, painted and powdered their faces,
slicked their heads and started them to school
that their duties have been fully performed.
There Is something in the exercises Of Sum
day-school that Is peculiarly fascinating 10
children. and Il requires very little parental
control to get them TO attend regularly and
appear promptly at tho ringing Of the bell
They arc generally Joyous and happy when
the hour for their departure for the school ar
rives, and are anxious TO he of, and their pa
rents rarely take time to instruct them In
their lessons and department before starting
and TOO rarely follow them to the school. We
are informed that there are christian parents
living within stones throw Of our churches,
who have never been presen, during the Sun
day-.shool exsrciss@. This Is ahsOlutely sin
full and f0s the information Of those sspe-
cially, and others who are necessarily deprived
Of attending The Sunday -scboals, We propose,
At some future time 10 visit the several schools
in town with view Of making. in these col
amns, such remarks In reference to their man.
manner of inssrue,ing, progress, etc..
~ We may deem Of interest to our reader. In
his vicinity. Our correspondents are request
ID TO do Likewise.
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We have the pleasure Of announcing that
tho Trustees Of Stanford, at their last meeting,
duly considered the question Of adopting san
itary measures for the protection Of the public
hsalth, and adopted sach resolutions as will
snsure the thorough cleansing and purifying
Of our streets, and the removal Of the vast
amount Of dlth from the PREMISE Of our eiti-
nens, which has been. since the advent Of sum.
mer, in state Of active fermentation, and from
which has emanaied volumes Of foul ga.ee
viliating the atmosphere, and endangerink the
health Of the community. The Marshal has
already begun the work, and We hope that
that Official will sec that tho premises Of ev-
cry citizen Of stanford, white and black, ars
kept serupulously clean during the summer
season that he will be energetic and watch
iul, tracing w all offensive odon and disease
breeding stables, cellars. pdvies and piles Of
hlthi a. single foal spos may emit poisonous
calculations thai will bring sbOu. diseases.
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RAbld CANNES.

10 vas reported 10 NJ Yesterday that several
rabid dogs we're In the Northwestern portion
Of our county this week. We trus, that the
rife viii be used promptly wherever the symp-
toms Of madness are detected. In response 70
requests from several. We publish below the
signs Of madness In dogs. Il Is well under
stood that the madness Of dogs has . period
which b premonitory and harmless. II these
periods were generally known, the dogs could
be put out Of the way before they become dan
serous. The following symptoms are indis-
Penssble 10 recognize;
"a short time, sometimes two days, after
madness has seiaed dog, IL creates symptoms
In the animal which II is indispensable 10 rec
ogaize.
n. There Is agitation and rcsilessne.s, and
the dog tums himself ooaiinuAlly In his ken
mel. IL % liberty, he goes and comes, and
ssens 10 be seeking somsthins when he re-
mains moiionless. a. II waiting; then starts,
bites the air a. II he would catch o., and
dashes himself howliag and barking against
the wall. The voice Of his master di..ipa,es
these hAiincinationsi the dog obeys bat slowly,
with hesitation, a. Il with resrst.
q. He does not try 10 biiSi he Is gentle.
even sfisetiona,e. and he eats and drinks, bat
gnaws the litter. tho ends Of curtains. the COW
erlids Of beds, the earpsis. exc.
g. BY the movement af his paxs about the
side Of his opeH mouth. one might think he
vas trying TO free his throat Of bone.
u His voice undersoes such change that
Il Is impo..ibls not TO be struck by Il.
%. The dog begins 10 eight with other dogs;
This Ia decidedly characteristics sisa, u thu
dag be generally peaceful.
the Tires symptoms last named indicate
IN advanced period Of The disease, and thai
he dog may becene dangerous al any mo-
nent, II immediate measures .rs MOI taken. 1,
q bssi % chain him up at once, OF better sill
10 kili him"
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FROM WAYNE COUNTY.


i
MosrcrrIo, XIV, June 2sd, is7s
Bu-ine-- u al kinds -eems tow At a ssssa-
still The continued vet weather .eriou.l,
interiors; vf,fl'ihe fsimius operations. cow
l. In tn Weeds, and upon the whole, time. are
di.couraging.
whest harvest has begsny btt ne ribtl.
~ Nw ahd az besweeS, ahd n father dimih.
ltitt sizss The frceses In winter, With sub
segment visitation q SPOT will eur,sii the crop
10 one-fourth the ordinary yield.
Osispromi-es we'll, and unle.. something oc-
cur. 10 blight II, the crop will be unususlly
abundant.
Our County Court !. sitting to-day. Moth
Ing In the way cf trade TRANSPORTING, except a
horse or two changed hands. Cattle dealers
are dejecsed, and say they would not pay me
cent per pound for the best steers IN fhe CON-
try.
The afternoon has been occupied by listen
ing to speeches by our Senatorial candidates
Judge J. 4. saIlee IL the Democratic, and D.
W. s. Huffaker the Radical a.pirant for Scna-
torial honors. The canvass opens quite Wig
,,o,.lx and An. mamie will have annie on
vo,,nr,,v 40 .,..dv he ,oli,;c,I a. we'll a. the
80. - a n. c,nd;d.,... n thew con.
-. !. -. a. am. .,..che. ,hrouvhout
,hs d,s,,;e, ina, ,hsv m,ds bere today We
- $50 a., ,hev iii d.vo,e ,hcir
NJ. A. S,.o...;.. n,,,o,.i and SLATE roli,ies.
and ls.vs AT a,,emp, :, elimination. and re-
c,,m,..,,ons
c,n, w,il;.m r.., ,rno,,cc. h;m..lf n
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We v.uid call the rpeei.i sisntisa q po-,m.-ssr.
s.a ssh-srs-rs 10 ne els-inx syr.p-. q The
p.psr h-si
D. A pa-sn.-iss = r-qsir-d % give psslee ~ ls,,ss
(rsturnlnT pspef dos not answer the mwl When :
sah.ribef not sks N. p.r>r cut q The oce sod
state The rcs-rn. AZ ~ not being iskcn and n.ricrt
70 10 - ..kr- ~ r~srs
f rrsn-ibis 70 The pah-
Nshsf ~ The paymenl
q Any P.r-sa vhs t.ke- pspsr frcm ne po-iesee,
vhether dreeted 70 his asathef, vheihef h
has suhnrribci 90 not, Il Responsible &c The pay.
n psrson ordsFs hs paprT dscontlnas-i, he usast
pay all srrrsr<1r. The pablshsr may contlnue 10
arnf N until the psynscni 4 made
II he sah-sfb,r sra,r, ~. p.psr 10 h. -oppsa q,
cst-in time and the puhishef cutIsus- n <-nf. The
uab-cIlbcr 4 hoani 70 pay ~ hh he t.krs fpua the
ps-t0mce. TIE hv pfepcsds upon the ground that .
man must pay ne shat he u-esL
Ths courts have declara that r~fa-inf 70 tsks
newaparrs and Icfiedicals from me pu-foea ar ~
moving and is.vlss them unc.Iea ss Il prim. f.ria
evidencs u intrutional ffaud
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When Spring ushersiu the days Of no, Sum
mer-time, and old Sol" calls forth Ma
tnres most varied oesutie>' every lady should
adon herself with costumes 70 harmon'ne-
and how great the mniuPi'e'ty OF iaor'cs !
rirs' IN preference s me cool ana inexpenslse
linen e'''''e' or linen lawn many o. which
come IN PATTERNS wrought IN vhi'e OF par en-
e'o'aere'. "h'.e srensa'ne' are very moch
IN vogue .,'h '>e'ns 70 'ne rui'e' ~ eo'0r''
esaenns 'nea qu~ 'no~y s"' Pspa"
no'sn so''' Ae very "'en o'e' ''' reo'h-
so'e"
Ss''
Among the fsshicnsble styles We End inva-
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Temperance WORK.

Monday night last, Rev. A. d. Rash, ae-
oomPanied by several members Of the Good
remPlar Lodge. Of Stanford. visited Hall.
Gap and delivered lecture on Temperance,
organizing Lodge Of tweniy-thrse member.
On Wednesday night he and Rev. q. c. Over
stree, lectured at NJ xsaia, where they en-
listed six recruits. Every little helps-"
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PERSONAL

Mr.. WIN. oib~on. Dr. Geo. Perkins, d.. y.
W. y. Parker, aud the Directory of the fu-
ls-ki County Agricultural, Mechanical and
Stock Association have our Acknowledgements
for favor. shown this once. With such gen
tlemen at the head of the Association no one
can doub, that their pex, Fair viii prove .
succe.s-even u their Secretary dos cecssion-
ally usurp ooasrol Of matters eu,.ide o. his
nrnxinoa
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-27

The Postal law requiring newspapers 10 pay
postage on their exchanges, goes into effect
June soth- We love our exchanges and read
them all from "leader" to ".pecials," and do
not, therefore, desire 70 lose single one. We
shall act, In the matter Of dropping from our
list, upon the defensive. We sincerely invite
all 10 x with the JovRsAI, and will cheer
fully pay the postage.
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We ask the attention Of the travelling pub
lie % the advertisement Of the well-known
somer-e, Hotel In another column. Mrs.
Huskinson h worthy woman and an expert
snoed landlady. We recommend her house
rs equal, In all respects, 10 any hotel In south
eastern Kentucky.
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Not single case Of recovery from cholera
has ever boon reported, when ,her was an alb
sence Of medical assistance In the case, and
where the proper sanitary means are ob-srved,
!, Is impossible to bring on a case Of cholera
by eating fruit aad vegetables.
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A certain hotel-kcepcr In Stanford couldn't
stand the nightly visi,ations Of hungry CANNES.
and rcsorted to the sensible experiment Of
ieeding them upon srssnieaisd sirioin rare.
Thus many have EOne from our gaze, but No
will nal De
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The door Of our sAnctum was darkened by
the handsome form of Tom Matthews, repre-
ssntins woodzide. Green a LAhArss, Cncin-
nau, last Wednesday. lie informed us that
his trade In tsa-. tObaecq cisAn~, etc, h In
ereAsing IN this part Of the State. His houae
controls the celebrated 'zAek Jones" chewing
tobacco the new crop Of which IL superior 70
anything on the market.
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From the well-kno~n music esiablishmeni
Of d. p. Fauld. No. 70 Main street, Louisville,
We received this week an elegant instrementai
piece, titled Bee,hovcn's Turkish Msrch, a.
played by Anton Rubensisin. arranged foe two
performers, by James Kneaer.
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Two copies Of rHE IxrKsion JouRxAI, .
nickle and the names Of dozen loaf.
srs, (who happened 10 be on duty. Offering
graiuitous advice 10 the workmen, etc., were
deposited In the corner Of Van Arsdales new
brick yesterday. The brick-work will be
completed within two weeks
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A few weeks since, . boz Of clothing di-.p-
pesred from the depot Al Crab Orchard. very
my.,eriously. A Pui.-kisn named Gilliisnd
vas suspected 81 The then, and on Yesterday
vas tried st Crab Orchard. The result cf the
scrutiny /. not Known 20 us
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A Desirable Farm for Sale.

. c.s i Ksa.s ss, s sssss -. ssP .
l,a.'ss q 80 ,sFngiks .ssa aad hail llls.
uen spfinEnsld, Wellington ossniy, NJ Hose d
Eafdea - one II The mssi da-zhls rns In the oaaa-
w Tue improsemeats consist II . well-built dsahls
asa, "A essksId via s.rssr n I'M III is-s,, All
. a.. nel tese 4 a. ahusd.nee q sod sniu add
,ehin-on. kx.ssis< q \. J. nsak.s's estate issssis
kyg g 70 James 4 Ray, % iiss. Nlls. Nasdsr,
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The travelling eOrrs.ponden, q the LAne.s-
ter hss has this 70 say about Tumsvvills'
"This town Is situated midway between Sian
ford and Husionvills. On the Stanford and
iinsionsills pike. and "a composed Of oas dry
soods and grocery s,ors. blacksmith shop. and
eroquet sstl Able bodied men arc daily
sen Al this place gagged In this ally amu.s-
msnt" What dos ths isllow mssaf
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Prof q. @. Butler, formerly Principal Of
the Stanford Seminary and for the past
two or three years Principal Of the Female
College At Nicholasville. has removed TO Phil.
adelPhia, with view to locate permanently
for the purpose Of engaging In his profession.
The Trustees Of the Jes~amine Female College
are desirous Of securing a competent teacher
for that inaiitution.
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The June .bug- around here have changed
the order Of thing. since you and I were
young; they hy up street now with small,
freckied-fsced, bare-headed boys fastened 10
them by a string attachment.
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Ose-f fArns ~ sseth-uest misssari !
The Atlantic A P.Oihe Railroad Company
ofsn 100000 acres d land IN Central and
sosiAses, Missouri. q, fson ~ 10 sis psr
ssss, On sesen year. time. With fsss transpos-
talon fon "a Louis 70 all purchaser In
mass. sol, timber. mineral wealth, .chesk.
churches and law-.biding socisty insiis emf
sssass hon All points 70 this land u lFuils
and neserA For particulars aAdrsss. A. Isck,
Lad Commissions, 81 Loli., No. ed
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A stroke Of lightning last Sunday evening.
killed I've horses belonging TO Mr.. Geo. w.
Owens, Of the west end Of this county. The
animals were all standing under a tree close
together, and were no, missed until Monday
evening. Ii Ia serious mi-fcrs.-e 10 Mr..
Owens. A. several Of the hones we're vAlusbls.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-27

Mr.. Geo. Dunn sold to Mrs. James Scar
gent, last Monday. ten share- of stock in the
National Bank Of Stanford, at $40 per shaw.
Stock In this bank has sseaaily increassd since
he organizations In 1865.
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An exchange says "rhe chief employment
just nov Of our merchants who do not adver-
tse, |. sitting On good. boxes in front OF their
housc. of business, and buichering insocen,
dies with their Jack -knives."
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The notorious, James A. Iegye, aliss John
W. Jackson, was tried in the Fsyet,e Circuit
Court On Friday, and sentenced to six years In
the penitentiary. The evidence sgsinsi him
was entirely circumstantinl.
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The Nj. Sterling Ssnssd reports that midse
has msde its appearance in the wheat in Mont
gomery county. Tbs Harrod.burg Fsopis re-
ports that rust Ia appearing In several local.
ties In Mercer county.
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The long-sesded repaiu on Lancaster street
are now being made. Ifasy Of our young men
Who are waiting Coz something TO turn up"
want 10 begin lie Alright an opportunity IL
nrcneuted them
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Several @na-on." c~lebr.sed the 2tth by be-
gaining the work on Van Ar-dsle's new store
house. The password Of Inc day vss "mor,,"
The explanation brick, signal three rsrs and q
scrape.
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Ths Stanford Amateur Hand. composed Of
young business and professional men Of SIAN.
ford, declined 10 furnish musis on lhs eoc.sioa
Of the approaching stock Fair Rsason-0ut
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FARM FOR SALE.

TINE Farm or WHICH COZ. q. T. BRrcxIs-
Shelby CITY. ID the Standard and Knob Iick rfipke,
With eomtrnbls ia'ifctemshtl and viii' se is5a
Fsr fsrthiT iniBimasisn sipiy 4. n. una~rAm.d,
adjoining the arm. OF sd.lre-s u shcihx cry, ~
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WE are authurised 70 .nnouncs n W a HUffA-
" EEh Rrpuhiiczn osaii14ia ~ eiAis saaaiof u
lhs ~ sensersl District compsd q the ccuntie. q
Wayne and fulaskL klectiea - nesday IN August
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A rscensly-msds husband handed NJ. young
vie half do.cn button. the other day, and
ssksd her 10 put shirt 10 them, she snswer-
Cd, l. willf
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orccnhery Bright Of this county. has .
grade COZ tina, has dropped four calves within
.ss 20: :h.s;ss= months. czi;s vs.s.s.s
animal.
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NOTICE

An esmms.ic-sl---, -lsh-s e 20 .alsest.I q hr-l.
49, ehx<<tsr, -kosh y sddrs.--a 70 nILf0N A.
cAnrhfii. hos ~ stssfsa, ~.
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To the wife o. Mr.. ia. r. Bruce. NJ. Mis-
scf'ai. n. Craig, on Thursday the 10Th Inst,
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We have beea notified by several 81 our
bs-s payinE Subscribers that II F.lstsa zoe.
back on ne" they win withdraw their patron
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Mr. George W. Newell, young man from
Pulaski county, says the Louisville Ledger,
come near losing his Poekes-book and it, con-
tents Wednesday night on Eleventh street,
between Main and the river. Il appears that
he stepped into an alley In that locality, when
two negroes who had been following hin,
jumped and caught him one by each arm, and
put their hands into HI. pockets. taking out
the pocket-book containing about $50. But
Newell, II seams. was not disposed TO thus
tamely submit TO such depredations. and he
canght the fellow who was about to make of
with the money, and held him firmly until
he obtained the a@<is,anca Of two citizens and
resained his funds. The thieves were allowed
To escape without being arrested.
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CITY FEATURES.

While tksf bsildisf Is 10 eedtssof
erection Craig . MtAiafef win b
found n the storefoon adjoining the
Odd Fellow building. lately occupied
" a eis..9ss
al ne lft<st styles Of fabrics Id
dress goods ~ mo o. McAlistsrS
JUST received an elegant stock Of
jswslsy q Kh chessulfr
xEx f. wxffRH viii Ss found
ready 70 wait upon you a all hours 81
the Tight n 3. H. Chefsxult's
90 ro'ths dsy goods house q Jno. o;
neAlistsr for fptpg sapplies'
90 and sseths ~ go q lsdsss
sndgsntleihsk q GSfd And siIveswstchss
- $3.50
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The party who committed suicide In Mt.
Vernon last week, was a brother of Mr.. n.
Boyle ~ Lancaster.
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When engaged In doubtful enterprise, l,
IL just about - necessary 10 your success 10
have broAd-mou,hed. two-lessed snapping
turtle a. enmity with you as Is oil 10 the cog
wheels Of a grounding thrsshsr, or an Inn
proved Rogardus kicker 10 a well-appOintsd
editorial sanetum especially Il he l. Of that
elias who takes extravagAns and hsndish de-
light In privately making seurrilOus remarks
about yoa and yos basins~s-ons Of thoss
poor, hypocrticL memberships. with loAih-
some issiins Of srecp-eyed malice vmaklins
In his laas-box, and a devil On his back
plungias hsxioan spun into his lean aAnk,
and working stin-bin In HE ssndish. ffeshy
ay-,Eap. The sooiy, red-hos toasus Of his sa-
tanie Majesty Ia ersditabls insiituloa con-
pared 10 the tongue Of such an s.s.y. II
yOu, dear reader. have such Zoe. ssat bother
yourself about him, for every time he opens
his mouth 10 deiAms you. his slAsden r&ouHd
10 your good. Wills he Il travelling dswa the
broad road which lsAd4 10 hrs and brinstsas.
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In behalf of the tradesmen of stanford, We
request the town authorities TO enact a law,
and see that the same L. oonscienciously en-
forced, requiring these psdleu Of sadlsry, har-
nss-, busgies, carriages, and other articles
manufactured In other counties. who arp In
the habit Of aocking here on pablo days, TO pay
into the town treasury a lawful tar Tor the
privilege. IL hs great injustice to our me-
ehAnios to require them TO pay taxes to keep
up the town, and allow thess floating sharks
70 expose and sell their Manufactures on the
streets hes Of cost. II these gentlemen want
70 furnish their wares 10 this community, let
them come into our midst and procure license
and rent or purchase property. We have in
dussrious and worthy trAdesmen whom va
should support and pro,ecs In their respective
trades. WIN the lawmakers please give this
matter their attention. We shall sec what
We shall seei
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Several hundred persons gathered In town
last Saturday afternoon 10 witness the s.cen-
sion Of the balloon prepared by Prof Paine
for the Sunday -schocl Pic Mic last week. The
Atmosphere ga = httle restless, but BY careful
management the balloon-mads Of light-col-
ored tissue Paper-was inflated land shot into
ethereal space Ike rocket, amid the cheers
Of delisis>rd spectators. We never witnessed
a more beautiful ascension. It height was
varioasly estimated at from one 10 Eve miles.
II remained In the air about an hour, and
aiishted one mile north Of town. The fun
was renewed amer dark. and this time the lit
tie sir-ship was lost 10 view aup among
the twinkling stars" and the nsxt day recOv-
cred about four miles north least Of town. Let
Ne have mammoth balloon for the GLORIOUS
fourth"
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NJ. Lewis Jones has four peaio~l. out on
an exploring expedition. lie will be very
grateful 10 The p-rcn Who captures them.
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Mr.. J. 5. Watkins, late Of Harrodsburs,
one Of the hes, workmen in Kentucky, has
recently established a shop here, and solicits
the patronage Of our ei,iren~ He Il nov en-
gagged in manufacturing several set. Of har-
ne~s for our horse fancier-, and the way he
turns out the several parts Is q sure indication
to Ne that he knows his business. and performs
his work faithfully. We hope that our farm
ers and honemen have cut their eye-tee,h suf.
hciently to drop the habit Of purchasing the
triaing brides girths harness. saddles, etc,
which arr USSs--d-s our sueeis from time TO
time. PatrOnise the honest industrious me-
ehanic. pay him living prices for his labor,
and the country vii prosper while nothing
will he Lost to you in the end. At any rate
60 and soc and price Mr.. Watkins work.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-27

Little Henry yourse-, son % Mr. I'd Pen
dlc,ca, Il very ~ With brsin fever.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-27

WANTED everybody to call and see
the magnificent stock Of new goods at
Jno %. ucAlistsr's