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The Rush to Kansas and Colo
rUdO.

The indications are that the rush to Kan
sas and Colorado will be greater than ever in
1874. The shortest way Ia reach the far West
is through st. Louis, the great Mississippi
Valley City, Of 450, 900 inhabitants and thence
west over the st. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Short Line, winch reaches all the
great land grants in the West, and runs six
fast Express trains two more than any other
road, between the Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers. This road, in the last two years, has
expended over two million dollars, besides
earnings, in extraordinary improvements Of
roadway, in RELAXING its line with the best
quality of new steel and iron rail-, on broad
new ties, and in passenger equipments, hsv-
ing substituted for ordinary cars new reclin-
ing chair coaches, with every appliance for
comfort and safety, being elegantly carpeted
and fitted with drcssing rooms, with toilet
conveniences for ladies, gentlemen and fami-
lies travelling with children, free of any eytra
eharge. Anv ticket agent selling through tick
cts TO the West will furnish tickets BY this ex-
cellent rpute through ST. Louis, over the St.
Louis, kan-ss City and Northern Short Line,
the best and shortest to Kansas, Colorado,
Nebrasks, California and the great West, il
being the only line running through cars be-
tween Il. Louis and Omaha. For map, circu-
Lars aud time tables address J. =. Mccarthy,
Cincinnati, o., or T. b. Groat 81. Louis, Mo-,
either Of whom will furnish any information
desired 9s-tf
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TO.DAY'S ITEMS.

If you want fashionable silk hat, 20 TO n.
b. Tevis.
For the latest style of Spring hats call at
y. b. Tevis'
A large and elegant stock of mems and
boys clothing--ju-t received at n. b. Tevis'-
cheap for cash.
A splendid stock of ladies' misses and
children's shoes in lasting, kid, and pebble
goat, at n. b. Tevs'.
The beet stock and all sizes and qualities of
gents and ladies trunks and yalises can be
had at Teyis cheap cash store.
Tn. largest and best stock Of mems and
boys boot. and shoes ever brought to Stan
ford market, Call and see them at Tevs'
Just received-hy n. n. Tsyis-s large lot
Of the perfect hitting Crown Shirts both
white and Cheviot, will be sold cheap for
cash.
The largest and incest stock of gents neck
ties, cravats, suspenders, handkerchieis, gloves
linen and paper collars and cuffs ever
Drought TO STANFORD al ie'is-oheaP Tor
cash.
While in Danville, last Monday, we were
shown through the extensive drug establish.
ment of Me.sr.. Samuel 4 Warren BY the re.
NAL and accomm o,lating Mr.. Samuel, and say
to those Of our reader. who make their pur.
chsses in Dsnville that il |. our belief that
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CRIME.


II will be rrms..bercd that some time since
the clerks office in MtVcrnon, Rockcsstle Co.,
was burned, with all ia contents. Three men
yer. charged with th, crime Of hiring II, and
t.o Of them, namely, {. T. Benhurum and
Andy Cummin-, were ARRESTED and placed in
jail there. We believe the other, X. J.. Ber-
thurum, escaped. In Dscsmbrs last. the tso
broke Jail aud have bssn pro~lins about ever
since. frequently Waiting the houss Of one
Purcell, who lives near Halls Gap, in this
county, aud who 10 . brother in.law ~ Ber-
thurum.
They have been psss to the good neigh
borhood, and the people. knowing them W l'e
dcrpersdoe-, desired to have them arrested
~ they they gave information " sheriff
Saunders, Of their rendezvous Some weeks
rinoe a writ wss PLAYED in the hands u Mr.
saunders for their arrest. Or Friday sight
of stanford, and two Mes-r.. Tucker, went out
10 arrest them. They arrived at the premises
just after dark, and before they 70, TO the
hou@ met Purcell, the brother in Law, and AN
other man, who accompanied the squad 10 the
house where Berthurum aud Cummin- were.
Purcell entered the hou.s first, followed by
Shrrih Saunders, Who, On entering, drss hi.
,uu IA Berthurum and told him to sit dosu
aud iold up his hands aud be should not h.
hunt, a. be Was only authorized, NJ Sheriff,
10 arrest him Instead Of quietly submitting
TO this proper requos,, he -prang at Saunders
like . .ild Tiger aud seized his gun, trying TO
wrench Il nom Liza. Officer Atkins, knowing
ia. d.spsrat. character 81 Berthurum, and To
save the life OF his chief, shot Berthurum, az
ter which he was shot twice by others Of the
squad il is presumed, and, after all, ran out
into the yard twenty or more ieei, before he
staggered and fell lii,ess.
The whole affair occurred within less than
u minute. In the frseas with Berthurum,
Cummins escaped and went oil in the dark
ness, breathing threatenings Of death On the
Sheriff and his po-see. on course. the officers
regret the necessity for the killing, but the
whole community justify the aet. II Ia more
over said that Berihurum and Cumnlins both
had a gun and pistols with them all the time,
uul said they intended to kill Saunders, the
fuckers aud Mr., Sam Chandler.
iierihurum was buried the next day by his
hrother-in-law, Purcell, after Coroner Hiatt
lad held an inquest ON the body. II this ar
ticle should meet the eyes Of tummins, ne
would assure him that his best interest lies in
going clear Of the officers of the Law in our
county, as hey intend to discharge their
whole duty, regardless Of threats or their own
personal safety or Of even his hide,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

The 2nd Monday in April will he the great
day for exhibiting stations and Jacks, and we
learn that the usual number will be on hand.
The owners Of horses have been quite tardy
this season in advertising their stock untilsthe
past few days, and we have put on an extra
force in our job department in order to accom-
modate all. Those who have horse or Jack
worth farming" can certainly afford to place
card in our "horse column" during the sea-
son, as il will cost but trihe. Try il.
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CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Cineinnoti-Market ruled strong all last
week with an upward tendency. Receipts
we're liberal on Monday, and sales a. follows:
Common 3la 4lc, medium to fair 4l@ Sc, and
good to prime 5. "a 5.65; no extra offering. Fat
dairy cows 4i@ STE; Bulls firm at 3a3sc for
common, and +a44c forgood to prime. Calves
scarce and firm at StS7lc. Mich COWS scarce
and selling at $500 G5 per head.
Louimlle-More trading last week and bus-
mess more lively than for weeks past. Good
to extra choice sold readily ut fair prices,
while the mediunUnd common grades sold
fully 25c on the 100 lbs gross lower than the
week previous. Quotations for cattle are as
follows: For best SOS %; few extra fan
cy sold at S. so; good sold at si65 50;
to common at SEGA so, per 100 lbs
prOas
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DIED.

Near Princeton, Jackson county, Alabama,
February 2oib. Mr. RrusFS TAsRIsr, from
the effects Of being brutality butchered by his
brolher-in-law, John o. Bridger, during last
autumn. lie was born near BYantsyille'
Garrard county, Kentucky, February q, 1888,
Afd resided there until the age OF ", when he
eJmoyed To the South with his relatives. lie
" a consistent member Of the Baptist
thlrch aud belonged 10 the Masonic order,
IT, leaves a widow and eight children.
lkpmidia Echo and Lancaster Mas please
copy. T.
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DanriAe-Capt. English makes the follow
ing special report to the JOURNAL: "wea,her
disagreeabe; crowd not very large. Between
and 4 hundred cattle upon the market but
little change in the prices of lower and me-
dium grades of stock, though the higher
grades we're more eagerly sought for and sold
at a slight advance. Sold lot Of good feed
er., corn-fed, weight, about 1900 lbs., at $50 SIS
per head, Geo Afford, Of Lincoln, purchaser;
] lot of long yearlings $40; lot Of calves
s2s 30;but few mules on sale and prices about
as usual"
Mr.. III. p. Bush, the popular Lincoln coun-
ty auctioneer, reports about 200 cattle on sale;
he sold Is head Of scrub cattle at S23 per
head SO head Of comnon sheep at 81 95 per
head; several mules and horses, and small
lunches of cattle at low figures.
Ge@get~s-About 2O0cattle on the market,
though nothing good, the bulk being brush
cattle. Prices ranged from to 4c. Horses
and mules dull, and few sold.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

Several Of our citizens have begun the work
Of renov.ting their dwelling, We hope tina,
all will exhibit more than usual decency ia
decorating their hou-e- thi. Spring. Now is
the proper time to paint your houses, white
wash your out-buildings and fences, aud remove
the filth from your yards, stables, etc. L., all
remember that cleanliness is the anchor Of
health, and act accordingly.
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With all Of our care in reporting the speech.
~ the county candidates in our Lac, issue,
". learn that some Of them-snd perhaps all
Of them-are offended; a. five we're to blame for
their respective failures. II, in reporting the
spcecher, We showed any partially, We are not
aware Of it, and certainly did not intentional
ly misrrpresent any Of them.
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AUGUST ELEcTI0u-is7l.


Tev Ctveon S0aUe.
We are authorized W annosnoe y y oweLEy q
Lancaster, csstidste Zoe csrait Jsds~ u The. The
sstlec, 10 the vii Of the Dessrstic Party.
Fer CsssossueaisS's Asssr.sy.
We are suthoris-d 10 announce \ c wARnEN .
candidate h,r ,ommosveslth's A,,ansy Of the s,t
Judicial District o. til. uest August eec sa ssLIet
y the gill cf the pe'norssic psrty.
We are REQUESTED 10 snsosne. GEoRaE . DEN
Attorney 81 the Eishth Judicial District al he easu-
tss August elssiies.
Cssstg SsAge.
W. are requested 10 snaeuncs ". o. HANsFoRDs
candidate fs Juds % The Liaeclr Cosnty Ccvrt sab
jst 10 the scti,a " the Dewsrstic ysty u IAseau
We ar. az .soris~i N snsoupss y, e. sAuylEY
the Iincols County Cosr sutsst 10 such sraa : Inc
psmenrstie I~riy asy tsks Ia The ss~tion q q csn-
For Cssssy Attorney.
We ar. suthcris.d 70 snsosnoe " -. wEJcu, =
subject 10 the action u the pvsoT.c party VI llb,On
10 The s>ssstiss VI . candidate
Fer Ctsesis SIesh
JoHs A. Bo0LE, ST.. r-sses,s ne 10 snnossc~ hin
sesniidas for tiesk VI the Lsosln Circuit Court,
ssbsst ~ The gill VI The pvno rste party VI liscon
. Deao-rsttc candidate for Cierh q the Linu,ln
nrcut Court, sabgst " The vii Of The DemDrrslie
party.
~, ..,,...,.., a. .,...... " N rt,trp
~. Isa,',.sa,, -, ~ H., 80 ~ s,a"' "
s.ns,,a,. f' W ''S" - ~ N"" W
We are ssihosis>i To sanouncs STEPHEN BCRcH
candidate Tor ,srt ufthe se,ls Circait Court. cub
ls :. the isaers1ie Primary ti~toa called isr the
-p'
EOS louoty lOovs llssh.
,oux a.,
Csunty Court Cl.rs and siil subniit 70 III, IN Of
the p.rty In the s~lsctisu NJ
an csniitan for Jailur u linrnln county, aud
VIII thssk my niends " y ve ngtire II the tart
D. - DAVIDSON.
We are snthorisrd 10 snnounce A. n ONiS . can
diisis co the ohss " Jailof u Ilucoln cub
Jst 10 the action Of the DrmOcrsy VI LlColn la the
sale tion VI . candidate
wssr. authorized 10 snnuunc. A Y pm DLt1ON
esntdaie fof the otss of JAilr ~ Lin ooln uunty,
sasiect 10 the decisun o. the Democratic parry u
iiocon 10 the --i-ction " q candidate
.,..,.-, A., .,,....- t.ur. urN,
vi -.-'s.,,", n. ~. ,t 49,. -it
49,, ,. ~. ~ ~. y, 1870 ~. v, ,ai'..''
=, ~ ao IA " ~. - 80, ~ ",,-, s"' jar
" '" "'"'" ." NV -'>''"" VI '~"''e
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

From persons recently at Somerset We learn
that their new courthouse will be the best in
the State, outside Of Louisville, and will not
cost over $4,000. 1t is said that it will be
ready for occupancy at the Circuit court this
month. We congratulate our Pulaski friends
On this fine structure, and their prospects for
the speedy completion Of the Cincinnati
southern railroad They deserve all these
things and good turnpike road too, and
We trust they will soon have all three.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

Our ontsrprising young friend and fellow
Citizen, T.. b. Hayden, left town on Monday
Lac, for the Eastern markets, and will visit
aud buy good. in several Of the largest cities.
His ~ell-kno~n taste a. a purchaser, hi. sbili-
ty 10 pay for all he gets, on the spot, assures
us that hi. Spring aud sammer goods will be
second to none in Central Kentucky, in point
Of excellence, variety and cheapncs-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

Our clever friend and distinguished photo
grspher, Jim sandifer, made Us passing call
on Monday last. lie ~ss on HE way to Crab
Orchard Springs, to take photograph Of the
handsome buildings and grounds, al the in
stance Of the proprietor., and which they will
have Autographed in New York.
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LOUISVILLE GRAIN MARKET.

Wheat and rye are l6wer than last week
Wheat is dull and prices nominal There has
been fair movement in corn, with fair con-
sumptive and shipping demand, and prices q
shade better, viz White and mixed on arri-
val, 500 63c; ear corn at 6Oc, on arrival. Rye,
on arrival, 9ocs 81. Hay, lively at 10000
for choice timothy, and fair to choice $l3(a
10. Oats on arrival, 53tu 55c.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

The superior stallion Gray Elmo, is advef.
ti-ed in the appropriate column in this Issue
We are informed that his performances Last
season were eminently satisfactory. A colt Of
his get, belonging to Mc.sr.. King 4 Dawson
Of this county, trotted in $40 at Sugars old
on trial
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

A number Of the contractors along the line
Of the new railway have sent in order for
cards, bill and hitter heads. This is proper
-tep for them. Such men are alive to their
interests, and We point Others to their good
example.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

Mr.. W. .. Hooker, our champion land trad
er, has purchased the farm lately advertised
in our "land department" Mr.. W, Il. Shell
by, situated within one mile 81 She'll. CITY,
containing $50 acres, at $50 per acre.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

Il. p. Faulconer, Of Boyle, the well-known
breeder Of fine stock, will advertise bis stall
ions for the season Of 1874, in our next issue
lie exhibited on the streets Of Danville, Ias
Monday, Mambrino Pilot, one Of the mos
splendid animals we ever saw. lie will ex
hibit his stations at our April court.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

A yousr man, from TIE country, was look
ing all over to.u tie other day fcs the Cir
cult Clerk TO get . license ~ marry. When
told that the County Clerk was the proper one
to issue such papers, he wanted to know what
in the thunder vss the diaerence-he wanted
Bill Miller to do il, because he VA. . csndi-
date and wouldn't charge him anything. lie
IA. told that John Blain was a candidate al
50, but, said he, Bain hain't got no opposi-
ton
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HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE PRIV Y.

ener n sale privately, very reasonable terms,
HOUSE, and bot Situated near the depot at Crab IN
chard kentucky. The house contains eight rooms
ings guad Natfr nsNer Gling and con Neuisnt. The
of contains "a acres There u good store houso end
luh her room attached 10 the hulding and is l alton
makes Il hrsi-rate siaud Tor store. Dor price,
icInls and further particulars, call on 90 address
lO3-ti Mas MARaAhkr GAsvis,
trab tlrt hard
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

We are Informed tina, the celebrated spirit
usl medium, Nv. Keigwin, Of Jefi.r-uville,
Ind, will probably visit Stanford next week
and tbo-@ who desire TO 'inve-tigaie" spiritual
phenomens will have rsrv opportunity.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

The candidates for the various county oflI-
oes addressed . good sudienc AT Turnersyille
last Saturday evening, and will keep up the
fire oil along the line until the fatal ith Of
April; then, may there be peace to all-even
10 The defeated.
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Description and Pedigree

GRAY ELMO Is years old, q dark iron gray hill
- hands high vas sired BY Alexandra 81 Elmo his
dam BY the late Major Ailler's Denmark x dam by
Maj. blythes whip dam BY weodpecksr;ggg
dam by Messenger This horse vas bred BY III. X,
lhurnOnd.
can say vithout Gar OF CONTRADICTION that he /,
standing lower than any horse la kentucky, OF his
blsHd merit and performance, having made a mile
In less than three minutes With loss tranng than any
hor>s ever know. invite judges especially, 10 ex-
uius his power style. action. size eaor aud temper
ainent before breeding else~ here.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

Mr. Theodore White, Of Wayne county
who was stricken recently in our town, With 9
severe infection, innsmrns,ory rheumatism, |,
still very I'D.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

A. n. Hsrris, Of the extensive shoe bou~s
Of Captain ". II. welmsn, Louisville, was in
town the other day, and, ~ usual, sold sever.
al bilIs " goods.
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II vas . sensible sct 10 plant tho beautiful
~ster-msples along the streets in the upper
par, Of town. Nov II anybody bitches horse,
10 them, tell Tom Atkins.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

We ere, OF la-l, To have q 6rst-clsss bakery
an STANFORD Mr. W. ,. Ramsey IL putting
Up the right Hind u AL oven, under the 81.
Per,i-ion Of an accomplished baker, who will
run the machine for him.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

Mr. \. u. Tevis an entcrprising and eNre-
renced merchant, whom all our ciii1ens know,
has recently opened ne~ cash store in our
town in the baughmSn brick building, nearly
opposite oul oaicc. lie hs- just received aud
opened q splendid stock Of clothing, boot:
shoe, hats, csp-, trunks, v.li----, aud scnt.'
furnishing soois-snd in the selection dis
played his usual god taste. lie will no, be
undcr-old by any hou-e in Kentucky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

The Japss Ounce is ont in oil 10 pink and
scarlet bloom and leauty. ], is one Of the
most desirable Of all our hardy ornamental
Towering shrubs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

hr. George o. rsrne-, wife, and mother let
here on lss, Wednesday for . trip to New
York. Mr.. Barnes will preach In several
Presbyterian Churches, D, invitation Of their
respective rulers, at Elzabcthtown, New Jcr.
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stanford Grocery Market.

Our Grocery market ia still attracting at
Iention from buyers in the surrounding conn
Try, and the lire houses are pressed 10 their
utmost capacity to supply the constantly
increasing trade. We give below quotations
If staple articles in produce, etc.-Retail pri-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

John s,rsub and family left our town on
Wednesday lest for Louisville. so stanford
l. nov without Q dye~lop.
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Mr.. Marshal McKay, Of o~enton. Ky, one
Of III. hrm Of MCKAY Brothers, contractor
on sections ~ and "a inclusive. OF C.s. II. r.,
three milrs below w.ype-burg, called to sc
US this week. We have hsd no r.viou. ac-
qusintAnce With Mr.. Mckay, but will war
rant that he is . reliable and thorough going
bushes. man. The Mckay brothers are .K-
perienced contractors, being nov the only
original contractors ON the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad. Their card will be fourd
elsewhere.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

The annual sale Of A. J. Alexander, Of
Woodferd, IL annouced to take place on the
24th Of June. The number Of colts and fllies
aggregate ~.
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The poetic mind has been longing for the
return Of Spring sunshine ana showers. Oh
Tuesday last the morning came with mist and
clouds, but before noon the sun shown out in
splendor aud glory. The soft, South wind,
fresh from the fields Of orange groves and the
hills where the pomgranste blooms, brought
delicious promises Of May. The robin aud
the blue-bird have come again, and the red
bird whistles from the Poplar tops. The ren-
tie dove has sought her lat years nest in the
fir tree and We know that sle has come, for
her cooling is heard as you pa,s b, the road
side. In the windows everywhere We see the
SCARLET geraniun', and in the door-ysrd the
early daiodil plants its pretty plumes. Sure
ly "the tune Of the sins ing of the birds has
come, and the voice Of the dove is heard in
our land
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20

We decline any further attempt to keep
psce with the rapid movements u the county
csDdidst.-. As the 9TH u April approaches
they increase their speed, and horse fesh !.
made 10 suffer.
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one and the other year, Old They are Of good sizs
well bred tried and arr aud good bresdsrs viii
stand al - " Insure mare la fpa pay able on the
usual terms, OF tlO ~ Insure living colt, payable
when the coli gsts up. ilob-lm A. N, fElAND,
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Several Of our farmer friends in thi. vicin-
ity have refused this week ofers Of 81 per bar
rel for their corn.
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The Lou-rteeper- Of Stanford complain Of
the ssrci,y VI butter. Der county friends will
fsd No difficulty in .sllins butter here at good
6gurs o. eI-exbere.
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OuR TER M.

Hereafter our terms viii Be strictly
cash for oil subscriptions, JOB Work
and advertising. lift becomes absolute
y necessary thatwo change Job Work
ofany description, Il 10 with the express
understanding that 30 per cent viii
be added to our regular eash rates. We
will not deviatc from our terms under
any circumstances.
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HOME yOTTINsss.

II is not yet too late 10 plant shade trees
along the sidewalks in frn, Of your proper.
"
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Go TO the JouRSAL Office for your Horse
aud Jark Bhls.
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The improvement of the Ciristi-n tAITch
in this place, will ron,lrr il much more c.u,-
Portable hous Of worship. Instead Of walk
ing into the sdihcs, facing q gaping multi
tude, vac have the pew. rvened. Instead of
lac ing pulpit at the front door, they have
il ia the rear. A new roof, also, render- il
much more comfortable. Nov let our friends
Of ,hi- large and influential body Of thris-
uans paint shd paper III, inside, sud tasteful
ly paint the body Of the house aud the cupalo
ou'.ide, snd then they vii have a respectable
looking h"uze Of worship
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Not a single thing has yet been done to-
ward cleaning up our streets and alleys Tn
lee J, Is done nov, it will be too late. l. our
town treasury empiyr II 40, Why What,
with the taxes on property, exhibitions and
saloons, We see no cause for depleted treas
ury. Let the work of cleansing our town he
gin nov. We do nos stienpt to dici,te to our
excellent board Of trustees, hut only To re
mind them OF their duty. Their duties to
themselves sre, We know, oacruus enough, and
their thsnkless task Of l".h.Ug sfrr 90. vel.
fare Of our town il too of,,r nm, vs-i,i.