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PERSONAL

Col J. @. Adams, Of Franklin, Ky, former.
" editor of the Franklin Ss-n.s, called 10 80
Us Las, Monday. The Colonel Is one Of thoss
genial, clever, polished gentlemen Who 10 mo-,
and converse with l. refrs-hing-a man Who
exhibits in his every action that he .. glad
he. living When the terrible cholera made
it, appearance In Franklin, Col. Adams, and
about thrce hundred other sensible persons,
sought safety In fight The Colonel ne6 into
the mountains Of Hep-ROckoassle. and fsll
into the ho.pi,Abls hands Of Captain Chestnut
and soor or more of clever Adams'-de-
rcendAnts Of the illussrious stock-and u hsv.
ing a jolly time teaching young horses 70
walk ercct," etc.
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Probably the most industrious man in our
county is 2. L. Simpson, resident agent for
the reliable Nursery of. W. Walker A Co,
Anchorage, Ky. He has determined 10 g.
iAblish In this county, a. early a. possible, a
strictly frst class Nursery, from which The
people Of this and adjoining oOantis. can sup
ply themselves with the best fruit and orna-
mental trees, etc, without assuming any risk
or making any ventures. This Il an enter
priss that all should take pride in sneoara-
aging, and Mr., Simpson Is jus, the man 10
saeosssfully conduct il, having thu will, the
energy and the experience. lie takes pleas
ure in giving advice 70 thOSs who oon'em-
plate purchasing trees, and II bis council 4
Needed In one particular, vast amount o.
mossy will b. ssVed 70 the community.
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The Circus and sleaagerie.

We snnOunoe 10 all Of our readers. sspeei-
ally those who live within the 'limits Of the
show" that tina great Circus and Menagers
Of Paul silverbsrg Il coming TO town, and the
tsals Ill be spread within our corporate lin
its on he 1eih day Of this month. From all
Of our Ksntasky exchanges We learn that this
Is the bssi and mos exciting exhibition that
has ever been placed before the public. In
fact, il l. aid BY those Who have witnessed
the performances In the arena, and looked up
On the Gagged dsniIsas Of the Jnnslss, that no
other exhibition has ever squallsd H. s.vs
your half dOllass and qu.Tss1 for the oooA-
sion, and do not fail 70 attend the two sxhibi-
tlon. which will be given on the evening and
al night on The seth Of the present nonth.
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CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Louisrlk. The marke, for cattle opened
Monday with go head on sale, all sold BY
noon at fair prices. There were no ehoics
cattle offered; most Of them inferior cows
steers and heifen. Best ales reached 81 80
as; good sold at 81 1904 Is; common and
rough s2t9S 50. SAaep market fair, best sell
ing at 81 1904 per 100 IN. gross. Lambs are
worth $500 for best heavy, and 81 so to IS
per 100 NJ. gross for light HOGS advanced
fully 25e on the 100 m. none remaining In
pens and a good market expected this week.
We quote extra heavy at 81 5os4 rs; light
al 81 I5(a4 Is.
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COURT DAY BALE.

RichmOnd-A good crowd in town but busi-
ness dreadfully dull. Auctioncers epor,
about $50 cattle on the market, and the FOL-
lowing sales: II head good yearling cattle,
SIS; 10 yearling scrubs at IS 06, 10 common
heifers sl2; yoke scrub s,eer SIS; COW
and calf $40 so; yoke cattle $40; l saddle
horse at SOL 80; l mare and colt SOS; old
mare s25; yearling horse colt ct s45. Blu,
one lot Of mules offered and those were witss-
drawn.
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Central NY. Medical Association

The ninth regular meeting Of the Central
Ky. Medical Association was held In Harrods.
rodsburg, Ky. "Wednesday, July 10th, DR.. J
NJ. Reid In the chair. There was fair atten.
dance Of members and much discussion on
important subjects.
Or. fuckers paper on TsbsreuIosis. the sub
ject for debate, was regarded not only Ne q
treatise Of much intrinsic worth 10 the pro.
fersion, bat a. a fine literary production. The
paper evidenced much care and study In il
preparation and thorough acquainiance, on
part Of the suthor, with the nature Of this
terrible disease. The subject was thoroughly
ventilated in the discussion which followed.
A beautiful drawing VI a case Of umbilical
hernia in child, was exhibited by DR.. ID. W
Logan, Of Stanford. The drawing was made
BY our distinguished artist, Prof. A. C.Smith.
The COMMITTEES appointed 10 take into con-
alteration the establishment Of MsdieO-Le
gal-Society, failed 10 make report, DR.. Plum
mer, the chairman, having len the district.
Committee was continued with DR.. X W.
Dunlap, Of Boyle, chairman.
The Prevailing Disease" was discussed al
some length by several Of the membeu who
had passed through epidemics Of cholera, and
were experienced In il treatment
The following resolutions were adopted by
the Association
WHEREAS, ihe death OF Ut. OoofKe MIC
Roberts, Of Stanford, a member Of the Asso-
citation, having been announced this day, be
Il
Rs.sissd, That In the death Of Dr.. George
Meitobsrts, we recognize the loss Of deso-
Ted member, physician eminent for his high
integrity and unblemishsd character.
Rssoiusd, That We deplore In his death the
los Of an amiable and courteous gentleman
and much esteemed associate, and viii cherish
his memory with Ahectionaie regard.
Rssotuod, That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes Of this Association. aad .
copy b. sent 10 the family Of the deceased.
wM HUFFMAN,
II. BROWN,
STEELE BAILEY,
GEO. r. ERWIN.
Amer vote Of thanks 70 the profession Of
HArodsburg ior their hospitality, the AS-Oei-
atiOs adjourned 10 meet al Stanford, KY
Wednesday, October 18th. 1873.
& p. CRAIG, SDcr's.
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1.,i Monday being County cour, day, /.
much larger crowd gathered In town thar
vss sxpected on sccoun, Of the busy SEASON
with farmers very little bushes was trans.
acted, and but Few dollar changed hands
The trade In live stock vss almost failure
Capt Higsen. report. only about one hundrsd
bead Of cattle on the market, and bu, iev
sold, at good prices for the quality, which
We. interior. The candidates. occupied tho
entire afternoon In urging their respective
claims upon the voting population.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

Referring TO our advertising columns Il will
be seen that the summer running meeting
over Spring Hin Park, Grab Orchard, will
commence on Tuesday, the 10Th Of August,
and cortinue Eve days The proprietor has
determined 10 make this meeting one Of the
best ever held at this admirable Park. The
purses are all liberal, and the compctiti,n
will be lively.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

The completion Of the vanArsdale brick
building on the 8. w. corner of Main and
Lancaster streets, viii be quite an epoch In the
history Of Stanford. The bdilding will be the
handsomest and most modern structure In the
city, and the builder Is entitled TO Be placed
at the head Of the list Of sn,erprising and
progressive citizens. May his investment
yield him handsome per esn,~ge, and may
his example be quickly followed BY Others
Who are sbundantly able and whose intsres,
Il l. 10 improve the town.
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SEVENTEENTH SENATORIAL
DISTRICT.
n ". = H.s...s .nes on. c.rre-pss

n ". . Hss.hsr after ear c.rresps--
hoSi'oklIo, n.y. 'uiy H. 1919
''''e'P'"a'Aos h1er'"' J'-'HsL
i see In the "lSrnRIoR,"of June 9Th, acor-
respondent writing from Monticello, and In
his communication he out lies the father Of
lies. No marvel that he withholds his name
from the public, and assumes the honorable
name OF Wayne" His true signature would
be a Sufficient explanation Of the malicious
mess Of his letter.
think il due the citizens Of Wayne coun-
~, whose representative In lying "wayne" is
not, TO enumerate some Of the malicious lies In
the epistle.
l. He ays Shakespeare wrote Of me-one
lie.
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Chanr rime.

We are glad TO ksdsshst the time Of the
arrival Of the evening train from Louisville
has been changed, and that IL nov arrives !"
our town only few minutes after one O'clock-
We wish IL could arrive at half past twelve.
This would enable pss-enger for Somerset
&C., to leave here In time 10 reach their hsme,
BY the excellent line Of new Stages which
have been placed upon the road In that d.
rection.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

Mr. Thomas Blackerby, Of this vicinity, !.
the inventor Of a wonderful contrivanoe for
measuring liquids, especially adapted to the
bar, a. each drafi that il made upon the con.
tents Of . reservoir is Registered, rendering 4
impossible for dishonest bar-keePer TO swim
die his "boss" We fail TO Sc the merits Of
this invention in the light that some Of Mr.
B.'s enthusiastic friends do, but hope thai
he may realize fortune out Of H.
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Fire a Ga.a sulphur.

The residence Of =. Francisco, in Gum Sui
phuT, vas entirely consumed by IRE on Mon
day night last, about 10 O'Clock. Most Of ths
furniture was saved In damaged oondition.
Loss about sa,50o-with insurance In nina
company for o. 500. Bu. for the sxsr'iona Of
the citizens the village would have been con-
umed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

In the appropriate column will be found
the card Of Dr. J. S. Sparks, proprietor Of
the verandA Hotel, Nieholasville, Ky. Our
friends who have occasion 10 feed at Nieho-
lAsviile, have assurances from US that the Yer
anda Is equal 10 the best Hotel in central
Kentucky. Don't fail TO stop at the veran-
IA
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The mineral we'll Of Mr.. Nat Martin, a few
miles south Of Stanford, is pronounced by ply
siciaas almost. II not quite equal IN IL medic
inal qualities to the famous RockoAstle Spring.
water, and NUMEROUS parties in the nsishbor'
hood Of the we'll, resort there daily. We hear
that Mr.. Martin oOnlsmPlAies erecting suita-
BILE buildinEs on his place for the aeoommo-
dalton Of tho.s seeking health and pleasure,
We adviss psroAs 10 try the water when pas
sing.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

The latest invention for business men Is
PLACED beneath the lapel Of their OOats---
Whenever attacked by bore they simply turn
up the lapel and reveal adsrk-lookins cofin
With the figure Of a dead man inside, and
above il the inscription; "This man was
talked 10 death"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

Homes, ducks dip their heads under water
10 liquidats their little bills II We could H.
quidaie ours by that process We should strike
for water Immediately; but unfortunately We
must await the movements Of our delinquent
patrons. VIII they please hurry up'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

The Bruce Hotel had large complement
Of guests lAs, court day, and spread Oae Of the
be-, dinners We have seen since SO when the
old Warren house was In the sscendency In
the catering line. Success 10 the worthy land
lord and his accomplished better-half
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

A respectable looking sheet, no, great way
from Stanford, claims a subscription list twice
a. large a. that Of any pspsr in Central Ken
lucky. Fellows who make such preientions,
ought to "wst down" their paper In some pri.
vaie room, Il they would stuff such assertions
down newspaper men.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

A Mercer county farmer weighed number
Of hogs TO the Shakers, agreeing TO pay them
20 much per pound for all the ae.h they put
upon them. The hogs ate up forty acres o.
rye and were weighed again and returned,
when the shakers found they had made Just
six dollars on the rye.-Psopk.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

Texas cattle are again on the wing in large
NUMBER, sixty thousand head At wichits,
Kansas, and one hundred and hfty thousand
head sre on the way TO that point wichits
is oaly one Of several heavy shipping stations
for cattle from the LONG Star State
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

The sttentios Of our readers l. called %
our Land Department" this week. Person,
having real estate 10 sell or rent will find Il
profitable 10 advertise Il In this column. We
have reduced our rsie. on this class Of adver.
tising about 6ffy per cent.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

Mr.. Aug. q. Lindemu,h, Of the veil knOvn
firm Of Tho. Green Co, piano forte manu-
faeturer. Of Louisville. Ky, gave us call on
"Wednesday last. The Kentucky Piano man.
ufac,ory," besides being ho'as institution, d
perfectly reliable in all respects, and turns
out pianos that justly rank among the stan
dard piano. Of the day, meeting large Sale.
all over the United States. We ehesrfully
rcoommend the Green pianos a. equal in every
respect 10 the best IN Europs or America
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Emisraiisa Turnisgi
Cheap Farns In soath-west Missouri !

The Atlantic a Pacific Railroad Company
oasS |. 100000 acres Of land In Central and
Southwest Missouri, al fron - 10 sl2 ps.
acre, on seven year. time, with free tsnspor
.aiiOn from S. Louia 70 all purchases. chi
eharehss and las -sbiding .oeisly lnsiis emi
grants from al poinls y lhs land a Gaia
AL nowera For particulars aA1sss. A. r.ck
Land Commissions, s, Lsais. NJ so-t
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Who inaugur.ied the prevailing fashion Of
walking the streets minus the oosii Il IL q
luxury that very many Of our citizens are in
dulging In the-e bright days (of cours the
fashion only prevails among the male Popu-
lationl
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USEFUL RECEIPTs.
The following receipts will be found useful

The following receipts will be found useful
10 housekeePers.
JELLY CREAM.
Flavor with vanilla, one quart Of whipped
cream, one half boz Of gelatine dissolved In
ons pint Of warm water add one pint Of 'u-
gar and let il simmer until II thickensi then
stir in the whipped cream and place on ice to
CONCEAL.
GISaER PUDDING.
A teacup Of four egg teaeuP Of but
ter; Of supari 2 Of molassesi Of butter
milk; teaspoons Of ginger 2teAsPOons Of So
da; and the sauce, cup Of molassesi cup
Of sugar. cup Of watsri ! cup Of cream !
tsaspoOafnl Of ginger, sane Of aOaT, and but
Ter the sias Of walnut
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Accrding TO the present arrangement, We
arr informed tina, the Kentucky .Conisrencs
u the N. T. Church, South, viii hold ID
neIt annual session In Lexington. beginning
on Wednesday, September Ord. is7s.
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TN Pcnnine,on, local sgen, for some Arm
IL offering for the new cropof Wheat, rod o. /,
Ai.b.@s, sios, and vhis q no. TIL. seems
10 be the highest price offered By dealers In
any % the ADJOINING counties.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

william, son Of John Dickinson, Of this
place. occupies the responsible position Of
devil" Ia the JornSAL. ofhce. II your paper
Is not delivered promptly, or Is torn, bleared,
OF badly printed, you may 70 10 the devil
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

We learn that On Monday last, the MILL
nary s,ore u Mrs. Clara Singleton, in Grab
Orchard, vas struck By lightning, and the
front considerably damsgcl, though the bull.
ding vas not set on Ere.
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We saw dozen young men standing o.
the corner las, night waiting FOR the moon b
riss 90 they could dip around and look at tn,
show- bills
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NOTICE.

An sommaaies,iou., .s,hsr q "a ,sissr.i o. bust
NO. sh.fsetsr should h sidrr~--i 70 HILTON 4
CAMPBELL, box u, stsutrt ~.
ordsr O. espr-.. q vill - q, The srtes risk
ora aensui
las csps, IIas,snvHle Hlrm nsb-ru Grab Orchard
JSsss ss T IT,. MA sss ss ss. ss,gss'
~. hrova, Nj Neruoai q .. h-siin, ishi.ndi
sam. '. c.npesll, rursssviils
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One thousand dollars will purchase An,
engine which would be the mean. Of s.yin,
many thousands In the event Of Ere.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

Master joseph y. Mitchell is ope Of the DO.
hoys that can raise sne vegetables, and is not
ashamed 10 exhibit them upon our specimen.
table.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

Our foreman, Mr.. Jno. seveli. is sh-en, hi.
week, attending the bedside Of hi. brother
VIII, Who Il seriously m, In Somerset
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

An expenditure of ave thousand dollar
would give 10 Stanford an inerhsu,tsble sup
ply Of the bes, and Pure-, spring water in
America.
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Mr. r. W. Lillard has just returned from a
flying trip TO Colorado. We regrt To learn
that We are 10 lo.e him a. citizen, ~ the
''gr,st saniiarium" struck his fancy, and he
will remove IN lev wceks
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The card Of siblsy, French a Co., Grain
dealers, Cincinnati, 10 be found In this issue,
IL worthy the attention o. farmer..
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RELIGIOUS.

The fourth quarterly meeting Of the N. 4
Church, South, At this place, will be held on
next Saturday and Sunday. Rev. 8. X. Hall
will preside
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

W. 4, .s,sss,,.s % .ssssss. n vs. HurrA;
the " senstal Dstrici eomp-sd q The csunti.< q
Wayne md ful.nki Elsctian Id Monday In August
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Several Of our M D's" were In attendance
q, the nesting of the Medical society In Hsr-
rodsburr the other day.
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Gain. vsndivcsr, m. g put Msn-.rd ROOD
on the jaw Of Andy Ysss-, m. G, and yer.
both fined ~ 80 and costs.
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Dr. W. n Caldwell, Of Louisville, has beer
on vi.i, to hi. sister, Mr.. Col. Q. II. Rooh
ester, Of hi. place, duringrhe pas, week.
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A healthier town than Stanford has never
been incorporated. Let u. keep Il % by re.
moving the hlth.
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Dealers are Offering o. Is pr bu.hsI ior
rev wheat In NicholssviIle.
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We respectfully po,ify our customers VIA
are indebted 10 Us, thai their aoeounts sse nov
ready for settlement and must b elesd si,Asr
BY cash or note. All persons indebted 10 ~
are requested 10 comply sish Ties isrms
owsLEY A HOPPER
July D, ls7S-a
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We learn that Mr. Dan Miller IL .oon 10 b.
made ons Of the deputy shsrifs Of mi. eous
".
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MM. HUFFMAN,
II. BROWN,
STEELE BAILEY,
HEn ~ EnWIN

60 and see the new stocS- u ladies
and gentlemsn's geld and silver watches
% Il X. Chsnaulta
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A Bourbon county isrmerespecss his vheal
10 yield thirty bushels 10 the acre.
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EDUCATIONAL.
osrrnrd County Tescher~' Is-si-
tuse.

LAScArKR, NJ, July l2th, 1873.
EprroR-sir; herewith send you q copy
u resolution. BY Gsrrard County Teacher
1nstitu,s, With request io publish H.
The Institute convened on Monday, the Tn
inst, and remained In session four days, all Of
which time was closely aud pro6tsbly en-
ployed In Discussing and calculating prinei-
piles and subjects pertaining 70 school Interests.
The attendance was respectable, and q neal
and energy manifested which Il IL thought
will lnfuse lie and action among our people
on the hitherto much neglected subject Of ed
ucation. II would be undesirable TO you 10
publish the full proceedings, therefore, | take
advantage Of a very neat point made by Prof
Grehan, against the stupidity Of our last Leg
stature, 10 write you letter which may have
some effect In awakening the mind. Of our
people.
All remember that our last Legislature at
tempted 10 pas an Emigration Act, and after
discussing and wrangling over IL for days, and
exhibiting degree Of ignOunos, stupidity
add assanine accomplishment, that ought 10
disgrace a Fesjee Islander, the whole thing
resulted In an ignomiaious abortion. And We
may say the school Law virtually met the same
fate. Now Il i., or ought 10 be, . vell-known
fact that those countrie.-svedep, Scotland
and Germany, whence came our most valuable
emigrants--sll have most complete free school
systems. These emigrants. having . good ed
uca,iOn themselves, and feeling ia importance
10 their children, viii, Of course, among the
very first thing, find out what States have
good free schools, and locate there. Not only
doe. this principle hold good in foreign emf
grafton, bu, operates powerfully 10 prevent
the people Of nsisbbOring States from coming
among us The intelligent, honest, industri-
Gus poor man cannot be inausnoed simply By
climate and soll, but considers the mental cul-
ture Of his children paramount 10 all these.
Hence We. a. . people, are precisely m the
condition that, while other States are rapidly
building up with the bone and sises IN In
telligence Of the old world, there are the
rares. few 50 ignorant rs TO seek the genial
cline and luxuriant soil Of Kentucky.
This extreme conservatism, under the reg
lime Of antiquaied and ehete politicians, IL SUI
icidal 10 all our social, moral and material
interests, and II persevered in, will soon, II Il
has not already, make Kentucky the Rip Van
Wrinkle Of the nation. Well may our leading
State Journal call out for young men, iips men.
men imbssd wiA eah9Alased modou ideas, 70
come forth and represent Us in our Legisla-
- H. n n.