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, 1873-03-20

ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Ex-senator Patterson md
the Presidency Of tho Ohio State Agricultural Col
lego-8poaker blaine and the g. 600 Back Pay-Pay-
1nout Of Money to Hccuro Decision from Indiana
CouEt-The appointment of RAILROAD and Waso
houso Observation-Disclosures Exhibition and
Annual Fair at Chicago-Tho Mint and Coinage
Bill; The Railroad Investigations; GRAIN -lnapeotion
Some Presidential Candidates.; How Fatn,ora A1s
Plundernd By tho Tariff oakos Amoa Vind1catlon;
Iiberals and Democrats.
THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO {Second Paporl-Dy
Prof. William Matthews, Of tho University Of Obi.
caGo,
, 1873-03-20

NEw YoRK, March 1D.-It'ls stated that three
prominent employees Of tho Eric Railway hhye
been suspended until an investigation Is maao
Of their connection With the former manage
mont.
It ia stated In m Albany letter that, while
alO, 600. which IL accounted tor, Was p'aoed III
, 1873-03-20
FOURTH PAGE.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Tho Farmers tnd tho Tariff
President Grants Cabinet; Tic Hl1drup Railroad
Bill: The Taxes W. Pay.
MlDDLEMEN AND PR0DUCERS-Tho Way Alr.
johnson Saved Money BY Ordering Ills Boots from
the Producer,
TIE nA1LROAD QUESTION-Tho Durham and ELL.
dsup Bills Before tho LeEAlature-C Correspondence
Concerning the Free Pass Systom- Something About
tho Tarla-Letters from s. II. smith and D. N.
Foater.
oAKES AbiES-Recoptton and Dinner to tho "KiuR Of
Spades" at North Easton. Mass.-His Speech.
F0KGER1Ea- -Grsat Frauds the Bank Ut England.
AN ILLINOIS GlnL-Hcr Success a. . Earmqs-F.psu
tho Seminary to the Corn Field.
, 1873-03-20

TIE EAENh FAfs
Ex.sonator Corbott, Of Oregon, has directed
thnt $3.50, duo him as extrh compensation as q
motnbor Of tho Forty-saoond Congress-, be
turned ovor 10 tho Washington Monument Asso-
clntion. This aum le tho difforonco botroon tho
mileage due Mr.. Corbott ,n1or tho old law and
tho oxtra componsation allowed by tho new.
M1NlSTER Low.
1t Is again reported tint Frederick N. Low hhs
roaignod the poBitton Of Minis!or to China. It
IL known tint, at Lows request, loayo Of ab-
soneo waa sont to him d fow wneks ngo, which
fact ID supposed 10 have given rise to tho report
, 1873-03-20
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is THE PAPER FOR
ALL WHO DESIRE 4 FULL COMPENDIUM
OF NEWS EACH WEEK.
Tie Weekly Tribune is q Whole Library Of
Faots ind Topics.
A YEARS SUPPLY OF READING MAT
TER FOB TWO D0LLARS.
Head tho Following Table OF Contents O.
Thia Wcolx'a Issue.


FIRST PAGE
NEWS OF THE WEEK-W -Washington-The8 8enats-The
Slate Capital-stato AHairs- Political Foreign
Obituary-Porsonal-Mono and Buslncss-Labot-
Navigatton--Railroad AHars-Fraud and Theft
Crime and nals-Casualtios- -Ftres-Mis cola.
neous,
TEE APIARY-Tho Workings Of tho Dee Art OF Na
turo-Hiatory OF the Inmates Of tho Hive.
AN HONEST MAN-How Hotel- Keeper known Him.
THE Misunderstanding at Lexington. Ill.
THE FIELD AND STABLE-A Few Points to Be Con.
sidoEod In SOLICITING IIorscs for Breeding: Quality
and Physical Condition of tho SoIl-Bzanoh Of Ser
vica-The Principal Forms Required Of Saddle-
Hotso--The Principal Qualities u Coach. .Hosxo.
0ATTLE-D1SEASE-Ep -Ep!dosnic At Law1cnoohurg, Ind.
, 1873-03-20

Ito n. Otis. Secretary; Juatin D. White. Assiat-
ant Trenauror, and John Hilton, Audit Clerk.
DEs MONIES, March 10.-Tho Dos Moinos &
Amos Railroad Is now fixed fact. Ten capital
ists OF this city hnvo ngrood to complete tho
road to Amds BY July, 1874. Tho road wlll bo
narrow-8auBe,
, 1873-03-20
FIFTH PAGE.

THE STATE CAPITALt-E1amtnatlou Of RAtlroad Or
oials-P1opospd Railroad Bills-Appotnmont and
Confirmation Of Railroad and Warehouse Coumis.
stouors-The State FInances-Stato Control Of Rail-
xoads-P1opoaltton to Abolish tho Railroad aud
Warehouse Commission.
r, r. MOlQAN, JN.-A Statement from ulIu In Re-
gard to Ills Relation 10 tho Board OF Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners.
8ENATE COhiM1TTEES-.The Now Committees Of Tho
United States GenAte.
$500 00o LtuEI-SUIT-Au Olslloot OF tho Murder of
Jacub and Betssy Harper, Of Kentucky.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
, 1873-03-20

SEVENTH PAGE
THE GALLO"a-Cont!nuat!on Of tho Reports Of the
Hanging ol Driver md Oshornu
MADAME DuFOuR-An Interesting Htory.
NADfl1GAI.-A Poem by Howard 0lyndua,
HUMOR-A Collection Of Co!ntca!i.lus
, 1873-03-20

6IxTEI PAGB-
THE GALLOWs-Outragod LAW Twice Vindtoatod on
Friday--Tuo Mon Executed for tho 0Iimo of blur
dsr-Eoorgs Driver Hanged in the Cook County jail
-6srapxuiatton Of John NJ. Osborne at Knoxville =
Full Particulars Of ths Criues and Executions.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

A SEVERE fire broke out in the Navy
Department last Tuesday, in Washing
ton City. and the building was greatly
injured both by the fire and the immense
quantity of water that was thrown on it.
The damage done to the books, papers
and records is very considerable, and
some Of the most valuable papers cannot
be replaced. The expense Of replacing
others will be very heavy, and the job Of
furnishing quarters to the burnt out and
drowned out officials promises to furnish
lively little episode. The origin of the
FIRE is said to be the spontaneous CON-
bustion of chemicals stored in the build
ing. This is the second fire that has oc-
CURED in that building in the past two
years.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

FOUNTAIN I. Fox BoBBITT now stands
conspicuously in the rank Of the Reform
movement He proposes to save to the
State three dollars per week, by abolish
ing the humble individual who, for that
stipend, performs the functions of scav-
enger for the capitol building. Bobbitt
supported this, his leading measure, with
much ability, and at first we were very
favorably impressed with il. We said
TO ourself, "Now by the MAS but this
Is statesmanship indeedl" We saw, as in a
vision. BObbitt asking leave to introduce
a "bill entitled a bill 10 prohibit the
cleansing Of the Legislative water-closets,
and TO. require of each member that
he furnish himself with medicated paper
before leaving home" We thought we
could see the immediate fall Of taxes and
of the price of chickens. and generally,
the approach of the millennium. But re-
Fiction somewhat chastens and sobers our
anticipatiOns. Mr.. Bobbitt would speak
to his bill. He ssOuld speak; not all the
speaker gayels in Christendom, nor the
bronchitis, nor the lockjaw, nor inn
pending death could choke him off, He
would speak seven hours, and he would
speak well. But time is money. Every
hour of speaking costs the State $3.50,
and 80 Mr, BObbitts patriotic and saga
cious plaA 20 save us three dollars. would
cost someS there about two thousand. -
Why. that Bonnie Blue Flag, In whose
lovely folds be has wrapped himself and
died 30 often. SOuld fetch Us in for about
500. 900 IN sae session. Aud then. MIR.
BObbitts peeuli.s siyle Of Oratory would.
We think, make Il inadvisable, In case be
were elected. TO diainish the water-closet
accommodations at the seat Of govern
ment Conceive the state Of Frankfort.
after an eight hour speech BY our mem
Der, and the seayengeT gonel
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18
TIE rossoN SENSATION.

Last week We had occasion to notice the
death Of DIR. McRobcrts and the little
con Of Mr.. Embry, which were caused
by taking strychnine. under the BELIEF
that the drug was quinine. Since then
an examination has been made Of the
bottle from which the drug was taken,
BY two chemists, Of Louisville, and the
chemical test 10 which they subjected Il,
demonstrated that very large per cent
Of the powder was strychnine. and traces
Of stychuine we're found in the bottle.
Il Is well known the powders were oh.
tanned from Mr.. w. II. Anderson, drug
gist in this place, and we take this occa.
sion 10 say, that any lack Of confidence
In the skill Of Mr.. Anderson as a drug
gist, or in the purity Of his medicines, a
class, growing out Of this unfortunate
and practically unavoidable affair, I
childish and foolish. The custom o.
druggists in the interior towns, is Il
buy of wholesale dealers in the cities
the latter buy from the manufacturers,
and II the drugs are impure, il is ths
manufacturer fault, and not that Of III,
wholesale or retail dealer. In reference
to the two medicines Of quinine and
strychnine, they are so alike in taste, col
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

CRAB ORCHARD is pleasant little
town, and with its neighborbood. forms
an important portion of our county. We
like Crab Orchard and her people, and
cheerfully grant that it is time she had
furnished the country representative.
She is entitled to it, and has a number
ofgentlemen who, in that capacity, would
do credit to themselves and the whole
county. Had one been presented by
her, he would have been most acceptable
to our whole people. But, just Heav-
ems ! why Bobbitt!
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

OSE ofthe most destructive fires Lou
isville ever had, occurred on Tuesday
night The OOurier-Jewrai sayss .,
ut seems BY a preconcerted plan a
number Of incendiarics applied the torch
10 some Of the most valuable building IN
different parts Of the city at nearly thr
same time, and before the engines could
be withdrawn rom one locality the red
glare Of blazing roof would suddenly
spring up In another. The night was
dark and fortunately rainy. The ain
was comparatively calm. Had the house.
been dry and the weather windy, TIM
confiagration would have proved Of much
greater proportions. and the destruction
Of property immense. AZ u was on
Fourth street alone, four large store.
we're envelopcd in ruin before the flames
could be arrested. The frcmen exhibi.
ted great courage and energy, but Il
seemed at one time that the destructive
element would sweep away the half Of q
square, including the Public Library
building, with its treasures Of literature
and art. Two hundred thousand dollar,
will perhaps cover the loss. Ten time.
the amount would not have covered Il
had the Infamous plot been carried OUT
during windy weather and after a pro
tracted dry spell. Bamberger n Bloom.
magnificent block was totally destroyed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

Mr.. BoBBrrr claims to have voted for
Judge Durham in his race against Brad
ley. He did deposit a ballot for Dur
ham, but vitiated il by writing his own
name on its face. The vote was neces-
sarily thrown out. Now the conundrum
arises Was Bobbitt so ignorant, Of
what every freedman in the country
knew, as to suppose that this vote would
be counted. or did he simply desire TO
give an indirect vote to his friend and
pupil VIM. Bradley Come, Bobbitt
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

THE city council Of Lexington passed
an ordinance requiring the immediate ar
rest Of cyprisns who "shall ride OF
drive in any open carriages or vehicles
through the streets, cemetery, or other
public places in the city The courte
cans made test case, employed able
counsel, and, Of course viii win. Who
ever heard Of such silly effort to con
troll an evil
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18
Murder Of a Kentucky Drovcr.

Lancaster (fa.) Examiner, July "
As We 60 to press we receive the de
tails of one Of the most horrible and
blood-curdling murders ever known, and
which happened about two miles south
of the village OF Penningtonville, Chester
county, about the first Of July, but until
yesterday undiscovered.
It appears that last evening a farmer
residing near Penningtonville was walk
ing through the woods close to his home
when his attention was attracted by q
mans boot sticking out Of the ground,
He gave il kick, and finding it solid,
caught hold with both hands. Giving il
a long pull he was perfectly Mortified 10
find he had unearthed not only a boot
but the leg Of a mani Hastily calling
for assistance he proceeded to investigat,
the matter further. The efforts Of him
self and the other men, who had now ar
rived, were rewarded by finding the
body Of man, with both arms and leg
cut of, his throat severed from ear to
ear, and three large stabs through his
body. the entire sickening mass being
wrapped up in two horsc-blanketsl
The sequel 10 the bloody affair W,
have been made aware of by his Honor
Judge Livingston, who, this afternoon,
returned from the scene Of the murder,
and who thus relates il:
On July I, a man named William I'm
dersook, hailing from Baltimore, Md,
in company with a Kentucky drover,
whose name is unknown, called at one
of the livery stables in Penningtonville
and asked for horse and buggy, saying
that he wanted TO take a drive in the
country. The team was furnished, a;
were also two horse-blankets. The twain
then took their departure. In about an
hour and half Undersook returned
alone, with the dasher of the buggy kick
ed in, and the two blankets missing. HI
paid his bill and departed, since which
time has not been seen or heard from,
1t is presumed that the two men strug
gled together in the buggy before the in
human murderer accomplished his OBJ
ject.
The fhce Of the murdered man is thai
of the drover who took his departure
with Undersook from the village. Il
may seem strange that the name Of the
drover Is unknown. That we cannot &C
count for, unless it is that he was at thu
Penningtonville hotel but a very shor
time and neglected to give it, only say
ing that he was from Kentucky. 1t i
also known that he had upon his person
before leaving the hotel, the sum o
81 800, but it was not found with hi
body, and it was for this amount the un
fortunate Kentuckian was so horribly
butchered.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

The opinion of Warren Underwood,
Register in Bankruptcy in the Sd dis
trict, in the celebrated cases against the
Bank Of Bowling Green, has been affirm
ed by Judge Ballard, of the United
States District Court. The cashier Of
that bank had committed thefts and NAL
feasances TO such an alarming extent
that the bank was forced into bankrupt
cy. The amount involved was about
$4,000. The points decided furnish
an interesting topic to the commercial
portion of the community.
1t appears from the history Of the case
that the cashier was guilty of embezzle-
ment Of special deposits, which he con-
yerted TO his own use. For this loss the
bank Is held not TO be responsible. since
the act was not done in the course of the
cashiers agency, nor was the negligence
proven proximate 10 the cause Of the loss.
Likewise ii was developed on trial that
the cashier had made contracts with In
dividuAls for an exchange of their bonds
for other stocks and securities, and that
in this particular the bank was not liza
bic, since il had no interest in the sub
ject matter Of the contracts, and neither
received, nor will yet receive any cOnsid-
Grafton.
But in the instance where the cashier
embezzled special deposits, and converted
them TO the use and benefit Of the hank
II was held liable. on the ground that il
had received the benefit Of the CONVEX
sion Of it, agent
The selling defeats the ciaius Of a
large number Of the creditors OF the
bank.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

LINCOLN, Boyle and Garrard coun'
ties, in point of wealth, culture, inteIli
geDce and rcspcctability, rank very high
in Kentucky. None Of their sons have
ever had reason to blush for their paren.
tage. Can It be possible that we are tc
be represented, all at the same time, by
Bobbitt, Bcddow, Sellars and Sneed
Mightnt we be allowed to take il little
more diluted, gentlemen
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18
hgtHue

Ellie Sized Is a genial fellow, with
a round. rubicund face. like harvest
moon. aud most cordial land too much
neglected. Of candidates,) habit Of asking
a voter 10 take a drink with him. lie
Is not only a thoroughly good fellow.
who bar. s@-r-ly BY way Of joke, offered
a. tie senaie. but be is also one Of the
pesi causing snA audible speakers We
eyer Listened ga lie = distinctly audi
bic. and NE would give ti.s price Of a ju-
isp 10 hear him chant forty sias bot
ls. some siill evening, 70 tbs socoHPA-
riwepi VI bras baud
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

CHOLERA made its appearance in Eliu-
abethtown, Kentucky, last Friday, and
up to the 18th nine deaths from the dis
ease were reported to the Cowier-Jcur'
nal. The excitement is about over, and
the general belief is that the disease will
disappear from the country within the
next few days, though we advise caution
in eating and cleanliness in person and
surroundings.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

BoBBrrr says he is practical farmer
Let Bobbitt therefore, remain at home t.
teach the young corn how to shoot. We
always thought there was something in
Bobbitt. Ifhe would turn the power,
of his stupendous intellect to the cult
vation-say Of turnips, now-we feel sure
that something would come of il.
Hands. too. are scarce on the farms just
now, and the wages are good.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

sxKrp, In hh speech. repudisies or
plantations, parties and syutsx. lie is
the Peoples Candidate. And the Peo-
piles Candidate Is a sort Of nullius fiisp,
a political bastard, whose numerous sire
can't afford 10 own Il, and whose dam is
no better than she should be. Let there
be also, for the future, Peoples Abor.
ZIONIST.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

IT was 1certained by reference TO let
ters on file at the Public Library Office
on Tuesday last, that L. r. Keith, Of
Kingston, Mass, is the lucky holder Of
ticket No. 2o,so3, which drew the CAPT
tai prize in the late drawing, and that
Willis Morley, Of Bradshaw, Giles cOun-
ty. Tenn, drew the second prize, $780,
600
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

CHATrANooGA, Tennessee, voted, last
Saturday, 100000 bonds to the Cincin'
matt Southern railroad. Fayette county
only lacks $4,000 of having enough
subscribed to purchase the right Of way
fur the Southern railroad through her
borders.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

SSEED was once Asst. Adj't. General
Of the State. We would have given oui
ears, and our ear-drums too, most prob
ably, to have heard him give the word
of command TO line of corn%talk mil
tia about twenty miles long.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

Tue erudite Bobbitt tells US that, such
was his early thirst for knowledge, he
took his book to the table and studied
while he ate Had his hash, at that early
period, agreed with him as lily as hi
learning appears to have done, the gifted
BObbitt would long since have "penshed
In his little bowels"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

BoBBrr proposes to make.the canvass
-on twelve dollars and half A few
years ago it cost him more than four
times that amount to make three speeches
in behalf OF the Confederate Monument.
at Grab Orchard.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

The contractors on the Tennessee por-
lion Of the Cumberland d Ohio railroad
have been instructed to push the work
rapidly forward. The contractors met
in Nashville last Tuesday to hunt for Ia
borers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

The mysterious murder of Charles
Goodrich, in Brooklyn, last March, has
been solved by the arrest and confession
of Miss Minnie Waltham, the mistress Of
the murdered man. She killed him "all
for love-"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

Two gentlemen. lady and q boy,
names unknown, who were sailing in a
boat at Chippewa, just above Niagara
Falls, on July 4, got into the rapids and
were carried over the Falls.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

FIvE citizens of Marion county, F. II.
Chandler. John Austin SPralding, L. X.
Mills, G. w. Ford and Albert Lee. drew
a $4,000 prize in the Louisville late
drawing.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18
E0R SALE OR EXCHANGE.
A Desirable Residence!

win orr my residence and store-hou,s In the
town Of Hustonvilie LINCOLN county, Ky. On req
-onsbie terms Co cs-h, viii exchanss thr small
rconas. halls and porch There h stahie. corn-crb
buggy house, ETC., all In god repsir god E.rden
sot and vater convcnient niore-houss lsrTs and vel
further particulars cali addrrs 81 Husionvils
ts-sm-ortds JOHN J. BLEDSoE
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

BoBBrrr says he is no lawyer His
candor docs him infinite credit, and he
may now enjoy the rare pleasure Of feel
ing that, for once in his life, he is heart
lily concurred with BY everybody.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

Dm we understand Bobbitt to say
that he had read !, 200 books, or that he
had read one book-the great work Of
McGufley entitled the Second Reader
1000 timesg
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

AN ex-Asst. Adj't. General should
have more faith in the necessity Of cor
ganizalion" than our friend sneed appears
10 entertain. -.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

CARTHAGE, New York, comes forward
with a woman who, at the age Of one
hundred and one, jumps rope and plays
at leap frog" Next
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

BosBrTT Is a candidate to represent
the people AZ Lincoln in the bOek-caPitOl
at Frankfort.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18
| SMALL Farm FOR SALE

On the turnpike road from nAnvllle 10 s,anibrd. 3
miles nun the latter plaee. containing a. Acres,
On which there Il . eVmortahle dwelling q rroms
never-hiline spring Young orchard q choice ffuiL
Priee low and terms reasonable q. r. WATERS,
Stanford, Kentucky. est
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

A WOMAN Of Des Moines gaY he
husband morphine to cure him Nv
ing tobacco. She makes nics( I'M
widow.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

DkS YouSo, Of Mercer county, charg-
ed with the rape Of sally Sutherland,
has been released on $1,000 bail
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

TINS latest. the longest and the happi-
est illustration Of 1.-THE oodeP-the Win
tersmithl Cole ahair---las besn settled
without the shedding Of blood.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

The greatest nuisance Of the season Is
the newspaper discussion among learned
and unlcarned NJ. DIS in the Gauss Of
cholera. Each one has his favorite the
DRY, and would rather see a patient die
than prescribe any character Of treat
ment that was not in exact accord with
his narrow comprehension Of that theory.
DR.. Bell, Of Louisville, has given more
time to the study of medical pOlsmics
than to the study of the theory and prac-
tice of medicine. He would rather be
at daggers points with his profession
than in fellowship with the saints.-
Blackburn is visionary sort Of man, not
learned in his profession, nor skilled as a
debater. Bell has the best of the con-
troversy. while the community is no
wiser than before.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

sSEEp and Bobbitt are the Peoples
Candidates" Pray, what people
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

one q ne - add most hand.c,neiy lInprvyca
hrns IN Osntrsi Kentueky, contsiniug SO .rru-,
sIfnsiri en- ruri turuplks rnel and hsIf mills
korn srringfed, Wsshineton county, Ky Nome q
The late Iuirs r J. noakrr Tails hss elwsys hen re-
fzrl.i - one n The u-t desirable .fms IN The
y. The tuprovernents cou.irt q scl-huln douhlf
lrick heu-s frod vels snd ci-terns oatbrdineA or
snail fuits Thers n IN ahsnt.scs % eced saier md
tne tlnher o. The pl.cel
kny p~r-cn ds-iiine lnfrn-tlsa can spply 10 J. n.
nchin~on, fxccutnr 4 p T. nookefs estate Louisyifs
~, ~ % Jsme, Ray, o. NV. Nils s.sneer.
arfinFheld keutucky, $50
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18
NO FARMERS AND PRUIT-GROwERs
uERANDA HOTEL.
rsioholasville. Kentucky,
pN s SPARKs PRoP'R

This hotel has raoenty besn lifted Up 40 handssnls
yle. and baalden ana uaasient guests vii rroeEe
atleniion BOARD 81 PER. DAY
l7i-6m