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The interior journal., 1873-08-22
Crab Orchard Races.

The freight train from ,as terminus u shs
Knoxville Branch ran of the track three
pilss aboVe town yesterday morning, denoL
ishins several ears, and desaining the Louis
dlie-bosnd passenger train until 3 o'clock,
consequently We did not receive our special
rspou fsom the races At Crab Orchard lat
Wednesday. We lsafp, however. that the
ina iiays racing furnished fns sport and thai
a pressy good crowd wss IN attendance Ths
Greed sake for S.year oids that never showed
in pa Bic, mile hsais, $40 snir@ncs. LAD pren.
500 nd prem. s2o four entries. was won
by Joka B. oa@pbls's b. 8. BY Asisroid, dam
Mis- rsiiis 2nd money BY II. ". farEis' bay
oohgo B. Ths second race Tor 2-year Old.
daah ! nile, pHniun go, Won By hsilsy
WlAsrsbe.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22
Our Neighbors.


asuaae' 'iansi''o" rom inc r.a''n' =, o"n
ana oa'' 70 uhe naun,s 0, e''''i'.'''n "aAes US
wondroos p'oou. 10 'no'e VINO nave no.
sri'ea s''h'o's ". ssss'.A 'ean, A"en'e''a'
change has 'asen place when is perce''ea ~
glance ou' IN no portion o. 'o"n mas 'ne
same improvements been made a. tue eastern
suburbs Inc o,a myers meaaow'-aS u
wa. iahi'iar'y oAiea-,s no" '0'.sn over "''n
p'e'V eo'.Ase' anu n."u'on'e 'e''s1' A"'
eo'ere' WIN iuAuriah' grown o. o'ue srA~
.o"en' shAoe .ree' Ana sAr'en.''uck' a
arg ,"O-s'o,y 'rame a~e,nns' nLns'Vmey
'irn''heo ana 0eau'iui'y A'ornsa Nsh nome
p'easure' ana comforts y owned ana oceup'ea
y james W. A'co'h. o"r nearest ne'gnoor
Dan and W. H. Miller whose prel'y cot,
'Ase nome u unaer 'ns ski,luii and 'aS'e'a'
The interior journal., 1873-08-22
Ab0ul Sellling.

Urgent demands are made upon me 70 &C.
Gle my accounts, and ann compelled To do
mand Of those Of my eustomen and friends
who are indebted 10 me, prompt settlements.
II those who owe me do not come forward and
settle BY the first Of September | shall have
10 place their accounts in the hands of a col
lector. THOMAS ATKINS,
nT6-n Timer and R0oler.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Nothing that we know Of has a happier
tendency to put n man on his muscle, and
make him disagreeable associate for a Sun
day School Superintendent, than to have all
his winter supply Of Vegetables, worth ninety
four dollars and half, devoured in one night
by lot Of wafer-pigs belonging to hiswealthy
neighbor, which are not worth six shillings a
feld-full.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Last Friday night gang Of kukiux broke
down the door Of Menifee county farmer
named Clemm, who fred upon the party, NOR
tally wounding one scoundrel named Jack
Mclean, whose body was found with the coal
tar and calico mask on his face, and the only
burial given him by the indignant citizens,
was a few shovels full Of dirt thrown upon his
body Just as il lay.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22
Chance fsr Isnrgsains.

John sdmi.son A Bro, b the only firm m
Grab Orchard that invites patronage through
the eolumns Of their county paper. Il ia moi
In consideration Of this fscs alone, however,
thatwe speak o. their houss As the leading one
in the place. The partner srs In every 10
spect worthy Of extensive pslros@sa and have
the gss up about them thst sstr~eis Ne beat
trade, We have never waited their store ~
ID was not shroagrd with paschassn Rv
are now offering extra Inducements pvsf>s-
tory TO purchasing Fall goods Sc postsss
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

1t Is well enough TO mention to our readers
that, while the times are distressingly hard
and money exceedingly scarce, and lots Of
people are strapped" but are confidently
"expecting check tomorrow" Bob wearen
Is never without an abundance OF the best
lumber, and is at all times prepared TO gil all
orders, whether great or small.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22
7 ISooLs COUNTY PAkx
FoE s a Eif

I.-|N .
Hsving dss<rninsd to remove to Te4ss
nav efEer for ale my farm In Lincoin
county, k4pvn a. tie Jack Wright place, situ-
atesi shout rix m1es from STANFORD and Ave
miles fFom Huztonyille; Oh the TarnefssifIs
and Mckinney Station turnpike, about one
mile and . half fron Mckinney Station. Il
contains about
Two Hundred and Thirty Acres
of q good land as there is in the county, all
under good iouce, the Improvements ass
good, consissing of an excellent dwelling,
with all necessary Ioutbuildiny~,. god barn,
ceon-cFibs, cow.hourc, carriage e-house,. grain
the county.
A am ss<ious 10 ,elI, win offer pur-
cbasers a bNrgain inthe sbove-described pisce.
For further partistdara call on n,e at home,
Or s,s~ sdsss- n O. s,.sSsId haGKEIl &.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The boys about town tell a tough joke on
one Of our young dry goods clerks recently
from the country. They say he was passing
the front gate Of his lsdy-love few nights
ago, and picked mp a thimble, pressing il to
his lips said; "0h, that this were the fair
finger tips Of the owner" He was startled
from his reverie by a negro girl calling out
from window overhead, 'Please jist GIN me
dat ar fmble, boy, bin and draptit."
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

~ ~ ~ I'tft - 49,. IT
H-m. Euhsy -o)d 2 ess. 2yv&F eId ~
% Ibb risnsn at $50 per heed i.
Mr. Thomas fe-srr, of shis county, A !,
oshx ~ "a car load Of fat ssser, ~ y
li<ered the i5sh Of September, At 8 4 u,
An lows horse named John The n
The forv-runner Of all other nag. 4 prc5
phet TO his owher. "
Col. Roys Stewart drives to ~ Eks~aI
the finest mnle in Lincoln count 5he ~
the style about her, Il ~ smooth b ssaIliof
A. round and plump s = pony, and weigt
juus 1905 pounds. - a. ~
! Our counsyman, Jno. 8. Ow~ley, took a.
Eprtnium on The best bull ys.p old and =
vsfds, and fhe best COW ye>rs Old and ur1e1
2, a. The Richmond fair. Lewis Jonss' r.1dl1
msrs va awarded three prsnisns
In f<bsnoa, rcd vhs-s |, selling at 81 10;
amber, 81 IS; white. 81 20 Ia Loulzvflls,
now crop rcd l. quoted 1t 81 %; amber II
81 3ossl s5, and white 81 ss5tssi 40
showing an advance 10 cents in tbs past week
From the few scattering sales a live stoct
| IN this and adjoining counties, 70 quote shs
ALLOWING az The ruling prices. oaisls fol
Ea<<rn markets 4..ss5e; ,~e-yssr old. <9lla
| yuriisr 494lc fat hogs fC9ile; stock hog
y enss,
Me>~ru ekIsrr 4 Tsmy, Of Boyle, have pur
Ichased several mules In this vicinity durins
IlIf ut week, At the following prices. 3 larg'
Ifnf- year old work mules, Of Thomas shAnk'
Yet Sle5 per head 8 2-year old mules, II
hand- high. Of John BAushman, ss siss 80
! four-year old Of Samuel Cowan, at si75.
Our vide awake reporter at Shelby City
scnds Us the following sales that have oc
curved in that vicinity in the past few days:
Shipments Of stock are increasing. Tn
fear Of drought in6uenccs cattle trade
little, as stock water bcpins to bscome scarce
d. II. Yeissr cold TO Mcdonald 30 head at
eta, averaging LOO ms; Doogan 4 Webb y
Anderson, Of Gsrrsfd, 10 head st eta, av
eragins 1875 Ms. John Ysizer sold 10 wath
an, Of lebanon 500 bushels Of Corn deliv
cred a. Shelby City ~ ~ ca. ~i
sourHnnr nonan TnAps.
J. N. Payne, proprietor Of ssables In Memphis
Tenn, ssys the market for horss y dun, pa
there is scme demand for dny mules. Th
following are the pricsss
r ooop nm wrxc uops~~
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

We are told that a Memphis pill-msker at
tempted to carry l4O pounds Of liquid circus
to the square inch Of his stomach, in town the
other day, and while carelsssly handling a
loaded engine Of death, came near stopping
the breath Of one Of our townsmen. The
next time we hope he will put the bullet
where il will DO the most good-in his own
head. Accidents will happen, especially to
~bloods on a tear"
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The Atlantic 4 Psci6e Railroad Company
oiisr i,20o,Ooo acres Of land In Csnsral and
Southwest Missouri, "a from 81 10 $l2 pss
acre. on seven years time, with free irsnspor-
istion nom 81 Louis to all purchasers. CHI
mate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, sshools.
churches and law-abiding society invite emil
grsnts from all points 70 this land Of fruits
and flowers. For particulars addrer<, A. Tuck,
Land comnis~ioncr, 81. Louis. No. G6-ti
The interior journal., 1873-08-22
GooD FARM AND sroRE-HoUsE
FOR SALEif

Az s-lsnes of J. u spr,ssn. oaer fr s.e psi.ste-
y, upon easy tcrsn< the fArm upon which aid
sfr.<cns no. rc<i(e< contsininK los ACRES Of
rod tiilshle land. dumri CarJenter's station,
hree miles f5vm HY'oevilis, Ky. THIS an elegant
lent 70 town, churh>s ahd schoos scntc1 lnlmcistc.
" on sgcd turnpike rad. and L. vol IMPROVED, Well
rnfcrrd and c,usc.@cnt IN abundance of thh~r. The
bsildines cor-I>t q neat nsv dwelling. excellent
barn, oathnildinsr<~e Il aise has upon is psr~sf
]. W, ,wEArHERFopp, A-lsne-.
2-tm-oIs - Hustonsilie, Ky.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The great question that sgitates the minds
Of young men il, "where can get new and
stylish hat at low fguers." Approaching
their wants, Mr. E. B. Hayden has recently
purchased from "frst hands" large lot Of
the prcttiest styles In gents hats we ever ex-
amined.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Mr.. Elias Bastin, Of Highland, is devouring
Blackstone at the rate Of six pages an hour,
and assisting our Circuit Clerk, Mr.. W. II.
Miller, at odd times. Mr.. b. is an excellent
young man and viii succeed at anything he
undertakes, or we are no judge Of raw mater
Il
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Cholera reported In Lebanon cause. water
nsIaa-. crowded -=fssi..s.s-. aeions q
every kind, eucambsn, corn. Immature ffuiis.
are ali Legitimate causes Of cholera. fesd
your melons snd cora to5our hogs. senLiials
your siseiins apartments, clenss your pssn''
isss. behave yourself and siay a. home and
mind your busine--, and you e-n re-s psrieo,Iy
secure fron eholssa =. Eldsv hhoa-s sad
King ~ill oomnssos nsssins - Mccor-
mAcks shanh sunday sssaing pext
WIDE AwAkE
The interior journal., 1873-08-22
FROM oATY COUNTY.


MIDDLf1f -. IKr.IXd al ~.
osrrys-a<-ss sus~s- No., 4 = \
On. .Thuruiay morulne. dc ffk Inss rho>
and william Tro~<s s~en. Of he murdered
Trusted In comic Ssioh wish ubri. WiIl;.ms
succseded h rc11 1curise Fountain Y.o,s. a
his Own hor.c. and " " y. imu,sds.seIy %
iril Saturday n,orni ths' jo(lep sook hiu,
bis breakfast, licked The Dior. Ikd, \ he ~
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Having formed eo-parsnsrskip NH Mr..
wass reId., have elo~sd No snqfosd Shoe
ing Shop on Main suses.a aAd removed % ths
-hep occupied BY Mr. fisld-. asar the depot
Ny friend. and old eu-sonsn ans asssntly
solicited % sxsead 70 as AID Me 6rn q Hsld-
a waliAas = libsnl -A4rs of tl.sIs p.srn-sr.
p1c-A JAAEs H. MAuANk
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Every FIRE We have in town Is a cogent argu.
ment for fire engine or some better facilities
for fighting Gre. One Of these days, terrible
conhagration, which might have been arrested
by the use Of an engine, will convince our
citizens that our warnings. from time to time,
should have been needed.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Fall goods will be coming in very soon, and
we hope our business men and women, without
a single exception, will allow the JoURSAL tc
do indispensable service for them. The ex'
perience Of those who have patronired our ad'
vertising columns IL that Il pay
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The Springfield fair began last Wednesday,
and the Marion county fair will begin next
Tuesday. A train will leave Lebanon at
o'clock ?, NJ, for the accommodation Of Rich
mond and intermediate points.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

We make our best bow 10 our handsome
young friend and former townsman, Archie A,
McRoberts Of st. Joseph, No., for catalogues
Of the First Industrial Exposition and Agri-
cultural Fair, to be held at st. Joseph from
Sept, 10Th 10 Oct, 4th next.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

james Carter, conductor Of Especial train,
fell from the cars near New Hope, on last
Sunday night, and when found by searching
party the next morning, was lying on the side
Of the track badly bruised. 1t Is thought he
will recover.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Won't somebody build some good cory,
small. sized, cheap dwelling houses in Stan
ford. Rents are enormously high. Dry goods
boxes, pleasantly situated, SIS per month !
two-siory chicken coops, $50; traps and rat
dens. S25.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

We acknowledge oourtesies from the South
Kentucky Fair Association and take pleasure
In announcing that ia next annual exhibition
will take place at Gla~gOw, Oct, 7th, continu-
ing four DAYS.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

We heard Prof Paine make bargain with
rural urchin the other day, that vas striking
ly suggestive Of scenes and scnsibilities In our
boyhood's days. Boys, what do you suppose
he wanted with q cart load ofhickory sprouts ?
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

II cholera makes its appearance here. as you
value your life, keep out Of the night air as
much as possible, and never sleep near an
open window II you don't want To wake up
and find yourself dead.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

south Of somcr-e,, has recently thrcshcd bic
wheat produced from acres Of ground,
which Yielded IS bushels per acre, which Il
an extra crop for this season.
conn AND xksr.
Our Corn crop will 10 far better than en-
pec,ed few weeks since, whib We learn thss
there win be an abundant wkite and black
oak mast in our county this year. THE issn
unusual occurrence, for these two crops have
seldom been known 10 come during The samf'
year. ~
w +. Grower and lady, and l.. N. Wilson
and lady, are at present In our town en- route
for the mountains Of Kentucky and Tennes-
zee. These worthy gentlemen are ccnnee'ed
with the engineering corps nov al work In
our part Of the State, and are accustomcd TO
the hardships and trials which attend an en-
cur-ion of this character through the NOM
tains. They are both newly married and their
beautiful and accomplished wives viii sceom-
pany them. We wish the ladies pleasant,
joyful tip, and while travelling through "a
desert Wild" may the smiles and affections Of
devoted husbands together with the contcm-
patien of that beautiful scenery, Gods own
noble and grand work which will every day
and hour furnish food for the rejecting minds
Of those who appreciate the unmistaksble ev-
idences Of a divine creative power, guide
them nerrily, happily and safely through our
mountain country, which will e'er long be
awakened from prolonged life Of chaos and
darkne.s by the shrill whistle Of fbe Iron
Horse a Il winds away over oar hills and
valleys, a bright vision TO be realized, which
makes our anxious citizens look forward with
hope and count the fortunes Of future bot
ter day.
sAxprFER's PICTURES. .f
M. sandifer has taken number Of very
fine pictures recently, among which Is the
photograph Of the two corps Of railroad en-
gineers together with the wagons, camp equip
age SC, which passed through our town on
Friday last.
TEAcHKRs INSTITUTE
Prof A. s. Loventhal and Mr.. B. N. Gre
han, School Commissioner Of Fayette county,
are In our town for the purpose Of superin-
tending the Teachers Institute, which COM
menced at our College this morning, full
report Of the proceedings will be found In
next issue.
COUNTY COURT
adjourned at ~ O'Clock to-day, there being
but little business before his honor, Judge
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

From the Walnut Valley (KansAs) Time.
We learn that shsrrod Duiton, M. D., former
ly Of Somerset, Kentucky, was married on the
i7th ult, to Mis- Susan A. Lawrence, of But
Ter county, Kansas.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The crack building Of Craig a McAlistsr Is
almost ready for occupancy. We will be able
to present our readers with a correct picture Of
il when eOmpleled-drawn by our specisl ar
ft.s
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The majority Of votes cas-, for whisky and
against the probibitory liquor law In this
county, was one hundred and ninety mine, and
not two hundred aud slxty-eight 40 reported
In previous number u the JOURNAL.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The people are complaining about our post
master, for not furnishing them with postal
cards. He assures us that he has made re-
peaied efforts 70 get a supply from TIN De
partment, but has 20 far failed.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Mr.. jams Reynolds and wife, left here last
Tuesday morning for Missouri. we presume to
locate permanently. A better citizen never
left our borders, and we ask for him kindly
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Madison Female Institute, Richmond, Ky,
viii open next session the second Monday In
September. Board and tuition, including ev-
erything, s2so. Address A. y. Jones, Prin-
cipal. 7S-5t.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

A new generation Of sprouts are springing
up around the stump Of the old locust tree
which was cut down in the courthouse yard
last Spring. let 'em grow, they'll make good
ticklers for the vigorous sprigs Of Stanford ge-
nealogy next Winter.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Al the Richmond fair last week acharming
Parisiaa belle touched the master chord In
the affections Of popular and wealthy young
bachelor merchant Of Stanford. Look sharp,
Craddock, II he wins Il will be your loss.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

When you want your horse shod 90 TO the
shop Of A. b. Owen. lie now has In his en-
Ploy aworkman that can not only shoe horse
but can make a horse shoe himself.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22
NOTICE.

AN communicatlou., either q an calloria or hu.l.
49, chararter should he aldrgascl 10 HILTON A
CAMfhttia hox ~ stsuhri, Ky.
An monte rsmittei fr ndvettlsinr. subscription
o. lob uork must 10 sent In chcrta pst-ohcc money
order expres. Il viii h. Al the Isrties ovn rsk.
Qua AeENrsi
ym osok. lfussuviile. iir'm nohcrts, Grab Orchard
w. G. CuFd Sosncrart; " ". Bryant, DUN sulphur
1. n Jonca, Pine Hlll Thos, Mcnrath, Nonticeiloi
Dr. ,. J. nrown, Nj Vernon ,. y. naatin, highlandi
sam. v. campbsll furnerviiis
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Several Of our old tobacco ,opers have re-
solved to quit the weed, and vigorous gen.
tian die, now stimulates their nervous sys-
tems
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

We got bitten 40 badly in our wa
termslon enterprise last year that we have felt
some reluctance about making rash PROPOSE
tons this year.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Several parties have availed themselves Of
our proposition to give one year'ssul.erptiol.
to any person who will send US 1--WE new sub
scriber and ten dollars. We leave the offer
open until further notice.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

vanon and Montgomery look As serene as
a May-day since Tuesday after the election.
They are both in the prime Of life, and widow
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

When you are stung by bee, apply strong
solution Of soda 10 the wound and il will at
once check the swelling and alleviate the pain.
Now, don't forget this.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The Police and justices courts have been
quite busy during the past and present week,
in trying cases Of supposed felony. So much
to the charge Of WHISKY.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The special train during the Richmond fair
did fair business, and it proved "fst take"
for the Carpenter hotel where the passengers
took breakfast and supper
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

We suppose Mr.. wat,er-on viii attend 10
the case Of his Ledger friend Dawson and his
Pictorial Primer, Immediately upon his arri-
val home
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Mr.. Mattingly has recently added to the
machinery Of the Stanford woolen Mill, a
knitting machine, which will be appreciated
by an enterprising people.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

EoR sALE 'o3 EXCHANGE.
a Dceicable .Resid q nooi

WIN orr rsi4rnrc aud anre-house, IN the
town q liu~lo1(1re. iAncoin cpunty, KY. on re.-
.pu.hIs isrme n<c&, Or viii exchange u lhr small
arm In rci IcaIty ssi residence contains sir
ronns half smd rdlh. There Is siahls, corn-crib,
buxEy keo-c. steI - y surd repair A g,od garden
SPOT, And eeer envenTnt store-hou-c large snd telt
nrther parfIcul<rs call - addr- iiu-ionville.
&e-tm-rftH JOHN =. BLEDsOE
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Matilda Hays cw. s) was arrested and tried
for cruelty and inhumanely whipping her own
ehild-a little boy seven years old She was
acquitted.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The health Of Stanford and vicinity Is sr-
oellsnt, but good health has always been the
rule, while sickness is the rare exception.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The Daily Lodgu Of Monday contained a
quarter page cut Of the Crab Orchard Springs
building, by the talented artist, Geo. Kerr, jr.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Only one wagon load Of chickens In town
this week, and they were licked up like hot
cakes spread with maple syrup.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Mrs.iLillard did not leave for Colorado last
wesk. with her husband but expects TO go out
about the frat Of next month.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The corn in this county will attain TO such
heigh, that s,ep-lAdden will have to be
brought into requisition at gathering time.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Our former countyman, J. II. Fish, Of Pue-
bio, Colorado, sends us a correct solution oi
the problem proposed In No. "a.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The other day = scientific individual bored
some industrious shuemskers with lecture on
the solar system, aud the solers hirsed i'm.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Everybody sounds the praise Of good
siage-dhver when he dies Remember this,
Rice, and hurry up your team.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Prof, Paine's terms ar, for board and tut
ton, s2i per month, instead Of per uect, as his
advertisement read last week
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

A rattlesnake was seen in our sweet potato
patch last week, measuring five feet, and had
thirty five rAttles and six buttons. G'waiIum-
dahl
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Nine out Of every ten Of our white popula-
tion are grumbling at the depredsiions Of
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Mr.. Henry waterson, the "Loiterer," will
be at his post on the C5ure-Journal, by the
3rd OF 9TH Of September.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Little boys and girls, see how many words
you can form from the letters in this one
Preantepenultimate.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

ies AL ~ real and repeasl propsrty ss hlovs: n
hcqi " Nui><< 70, % w1fh unhroke and two arc
vcrk nvla@ ~ harm Ash; 20 hsad Of Cattle coss
oxens calves And young 3ees and bsifs ss head of
ilon several thorpuG@~i; head of good horses four
o1 which are nervs wi(l@oiis, tso-horre waron and
Harness; % bushek srN heat; helds II Corn. afoat
:! e.rs-sasr n hsth1} }iou-<hold and Kitchen FUR
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

But few Of our citizens have been driven TO
the necessity Of hauling water from Buffalo
Spring this season.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22
RIAL ksrATe.

will .lssesii about 80 scrs. of KNOB LAND.
Vel n'etsr.<i aud s.cisnt water 10 run steam s.w
.nsll tract q Ian1 b III near shelby civ TERMS
~ ~ % ~ie. lRul l. H. DAWSON.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

A tooth-carpcnter Of thi. place exhibit,
good pluck and plenty Of enterprine. See
small bills.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Comelord A Comequickly, is the style
Of new hrm just started in the fruit business
in Maxville.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

A sudden whirl Of the weather-cock yes
ierday aher noon brought US a refreshing
shower.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

whyt Il yon ssy that keep the Central
liotei, corner Of Fourth and Market, when l
slafe trankiy and unequivocally, that my
Iio,sl Il on corner u Seventh and Marked
Pleas tell soas f-iera= e e.; -.ri --s me.
c. II. HAIcHEk-
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The moral of misfortune IL 10 shun what.
ever can possibly inviieiL
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The hes, time to pu, up frui, !. when you
fi..u
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

OF Oregon, formerly citizen Of Russell eoun-
ty, and a brother-in-law Of the late Capt J.
q. Lair, has been preaching at the Baptist
church since the slose Of the Association his
sermon Of yesterday morning was very ex-
eellent and interesting discourse.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Reports of cholera in Lancaster caused the
Association Of Baptists to adjourn.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

Maj. W. N. Owens, residing four miles
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

The malicious mu.qui,o make,h mankind
mighty mad.
The interior journal., 1873-08-22

A mi.erabis typographical error in our la.s
issue elieiisd The following nosel
LouIssILLn, AUG. 15. lS73.