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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-28

NIssrSG BosDs 1t is now said that SlC.-
600 worth Of tie State bond, latoy in charge
Of the eI-sccretary Of lbe Virginia board of
public works are missing. That officer, who j..
in present trouble on account thereof, has CO.
gased Gen. Bradley T. johnson to defeud
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-28
COAL AND WOOD YARD.

washing ton * Lippitt
WILL keep on hand constant supply Of
w COAL Of all kinds, and Sawed and Split
WOOD. which thev will furnish and deliver in
quantities to suit customers, for Cash. Orders
left al Yard, corner Samuel street and B. o. K.
SzR Cash paid for Bones.
Lnne Il lS13-lY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-28

An old. rough looking clergyman rncs took
for his text that passage of the Palms.
said in my haste al men are liiTz" Looking
up, apparently asil he saw the psalmiSl stand
ing before him, re said =" lou sail It u your.
haste, David. II youhad been here. Won might
haze said ]. after mature dellb.ra,yu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-28

Pimpleyillc, Vt, is evidently not a good
Geld for an independent, ouispoken Journal
The Pimplevillc Post recently published tLis
item Those who have been engaged in tho
sheep stealing business had better stand from
under We know whom we are talking a.
bout The result was the loss Of sixty sub
scribers. aud the paper will 90 into bankrupt
cy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-28
GEORGE II. HAGLEY,

GEORGE II. IIAGLEY,
Manufacturer Of Ladies' and Gents Boys and
Youths, Misses and Children's
Boots, Caters and Shoes,
Ofall Styles and Grades,
HAVING now permanently located in Charles
town, has just purchased large and well
put up Stock Of the VERY BEST MATERIAL,
including superior French CalfSkins, Moroccos,
Alligator English Ben Sole, DC. His determine
ton is 20 make the best quality Of work. and whilst
he offers many thanks to those who have assisted
him in building up his trade here, he has deter
mined 10 spare no efforts 70 increase the same 70
its utmost extent TERMS CASH.
GEO. II. HAGLEX. '
At Dufielts, we have just purchased our Fall
Stoek-Boots, Shoes, Hosiery Gloves, Underwear,
Confectionery, DC. Also large supplyo Leather.
GEO. II. q J. 7. HAGLEI.
October IS, 1879. May Il, ls73-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-28

A New York paper thus describes ore Of the
effects Of sailing the streets:
The atmosphere Of the city has been for
the last fortnight chilly damp, corrosive com
pound, the ooutact OF which feels just like
that Of alcohol or ammonia, or other volatile
substance which cbil.s the skin by is rapid
evaporation"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-28

C,ONVENIENT 20 the Depots of all the South
ern and Western Railroads and Steamboat
landings, saving Hack hire. Street Cars pass
every FIVE minutes conveyingpcssengers to allsec-
tions of the City, making it rs convenient as any
Hotelin Baltimore. llthe Appointments otthis
House are frst class for reasonable charges. This
houseis supplied with the National Fire Escape,
also the Extjnguishcr. Water convenience on
every Floor. X. SHARE, Proprietor.
sent II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-28
Collection Depot.

TTNHE CharlostoEa Depot, Winchester Stras-
burg Branch Of the =. & o. Railroad, has
been madea Collection DEPOT. Freights will here
after be collected at Charestowa instead, ashere-
tofore, at the points from which shipments are
made. All persons receiving freight on and after
August lst 1872, will be required topay for the
same before removal. :. D. STARRY,
Auc.3.ls72. Agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-28
STRAW GOODS

No. pa BALTIMORE ST.,
White Marble Building, BALTIMORE
A complete Stock Of & oods kept always on hand,
suited to the Valley Trade. Orders solicited and
will be promptly and faithfully attcndedto.
January 10. lSG7.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

DrrD.-ln Stanford, on Tuesday last, A.
ter . brief illness Of typhoid pneumonia,
Mrs. Ellen McRoberts, wife Of Mr.. John NJ
McRoberts, ar. Her funeral services we're
conducted by Rev. J. G. Randolph, at the
Presbyterian church, Wednesday afternoon,
and her remains inferred In Buffalo Gene
terry followed bya very large conooune Of
friends and relations. She Was q devout
Christian, kind and hospitable nsighbor,
aud transformations in her deeds Of kind
ness and charity. Having no children, her
houss vas pleasant home for the sons aud
daughters Of her kindred, and her lie WAS
devoted To their pleasure and comfort. Her
decease is sincerely mourned BY an extern
.ive relationship.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

The man who never reads a newspaper
Is a fool among wise men; he 10 a desert
in the midst Of vine-clad hills and running
rivers; he is dismal swamp in . land Of
flowers; he is hy-leaf in the great beck Of
knowledge blind man CROPPING hi. way in
clear sunlight; q bat who loves darkness
rather than light lfthere are any such in
this country, We hope some oew.pspcr pat
ron will take the pains to read this para
graph to them, and r~fer such 10 ne for the
nroof
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

Al . meeting Of Tishlman Hocker Lodrc,
No. nv, ]. y. q. T., Elder W. L. Williams,
J. h. Green. and J. Lo,oa Barnes we're sp.
pointed . COMMITTEES 10 drsft resolutions ss-
pressive u the feelings Of the Lodge upon
the reception Of the intsllissscs Of The
death Of Mis- Mssss Campbell. long en- &C.
tive aud efficient membsr Of the Organise
ton.
In accordance With the desire of the
Lodge the following preamble ssd rssolu-
lions we're adopted
WHEREAS, by one Of thoss isscrutsbls
blows Of ProviAsscs, which vs shsIl never
understand this side Of strrnis,, We life u
our yosthful and lovely sisssr kss fallen 10.
6rs the mereilsss scyths u The Great Rssp-
o., thus leaving . dreadful blssh in the 81
cial and family circle, % veil - In the
rsnts Of our beloved Order; therefore b. 10
R~soied, That while Ne ~ dear fsiesds
and fellow-Templau would minsle our
tears With the family u The deceased, .
mournful tribute 10 the memory Of our de-
parted Sister; Yet We rejoice W knov that
amid the keen seoniss of dissolvine nstur.
she, whom We mourn, could look bsyosd
the shores Of Time With lie woes, IL sins,
IL sorrow. and is death, and visv with
joyful anticipation, the pesrly ga.ss, the
golden SEATS, the sounding hsrps Of the
New Jerusalem.
Resired, That though the tender flower
Of her young life has now faded from earth
We believe tits but trunsplanted 10 bloom
perennial around the Throne Of God in
Heaven.
Iiesolred, That members Of Tishlman
Hooker Lodge wear the usual mourning
for our deceased Sister.
w. l.. WILLIAM
J. y. GREEN
J. L. BARsEs
Commistes.
Hu'tonville Ky, Nov. 9th 1874.
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Fer the largest and best siI ears Of white
eorn-ons years subscription to the lsrs-
sloR JoU ssAL sAd Far~~s Hone yess~ai
For the largest and best siI ears Of miI-
I'd pollen white and yellow. red end white,
etc. the IsrsHIoE JoussAL sad SossAs~
Ay,~.itSr.i STATE Grange organ oss year
For the largest ear Of eorn-ths IsrEsI.
on JousHAL aud A~~sns Ayso.liursi one
year.
Entries free, and may be made Of any
time between this date Oct. i6) and the
$500 nd Monday in December.
HILros q CAsPssLL,
Pros n ycurppl.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

FAILURE OF X. X. CoSrRAcroRs-M
Greenwood, President Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the Cincinnati Southern Rail
road, was In Stanford yesterday ea rosis for
Kings Mountain Tunnel. We are inform
ed that the occasion Of his presence at the
tunnel at this time is the failure Of the TIM
mel contractors, Messrs. Tabler a Henly.
We are also informed that under the terms
Of the contract the stock, equipments.
etc. Of Messrs. Tabler a Ilenly go into the
possession Of the Trustees and that
the Trustees will carry on the
work for thirty days In order to tost the
cost Of the work and arrive at is tue val
ne before relettipg the contract. We know
nothing Of the ability Of Messp Tabler a
lIenly to adjust their liabilities. They
have the vantage ground for the
contract at higher rates, and II they secure
il, will save the reserve fund which a.
mounts ~ considerable. Inadequate rates,
is beyond doubt, the cause Of their sus-
pension. They are thorough gentlemen,
and have shown their ability to manage
the huge undertaking Il the rates We're ad.
squsts Ia the heavy and expansive work
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

G. Q. Rail RssA Fse~ss.
We give below . list Of contractors on
the road with their post Office address:
Hugh Campbell, Cincinnati, three
niles.
squsir a Macdonald, stonewsll Post
Office, Scott county, Kentucky, Ave miles
Jacob Wirih A Co., stonewsll Post Office
Scott county, Kentucky, two miles.
/ Morsn 4 kirwin, Georgetown, Ken
lucky, ten miles.
Hanlsy a Ryan, Georgetown, Kentucky
thres miles.
Jennifsr, Knapp a Ryan, Georgssova.
Kentucky, two miles.
II L. Reagan 4 Co, Gsorsstovn' Ken
tuchy, three milss.
Boyle, Roach 4 Co, Jacksonville, Liz
cola county, Kentucky, ssn miles
John Coleman, Hustonvilis, Iinceln
county, Kentucky, thrss miles.
Daniel Dslany, Hussonvills, Lincoln
county, Kentucky, too milss.
Tsbler 4 Hesley, Kings Mountaia, Lis-
coin county, Kestuchy, thrss miles
Bib a Walker, wsynssburs, Lincoln
county, Kentucky, one mile.
J. 4. Wolf a Co, wsynesbsrg, Lincoln
49, 49,. C m
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49,. ",-e
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w. ".r
r "on % ~ '
e'o"y ne,'u' "' %
49, ~, 'o" f"'
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1' - - mil,
'e eou'
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.'s"o ''A'ss' rsisAA'
e'u",'' n IN '"' mis-
L. "e'' N"0A'''' is""e "''
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can oo,.,x r.nn... a., IL.
Kerr A Scott, w,,,b,,. uo,g.n .o,n
,v T..n..... ,h,. m;Is.
r.. I,c.. A "a W.,,h,. No.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

FL0ArySe CRunss.


H. hATHrNv 20, are selling thu
=. " MATHEW \ 90 ohcr at retail thu
sess es0ee sugar al l2icts per pound.
A. m g. ,ooo N
~ wH 49, a" wv
~ 'y' es"'s'e" '" NM v" WV
On, NJ An. h., a.. s-c, e;S,r In n,
S.rId l. the .s,.,,l." soId b. a n Ma.
.,hsuy a Ia
TnaeB uUrpssp empty iron hound
Whisky heys1A Cor sals u u each, Of y. n
Nsthsay q Cos.
hws sW1 NtUsis soneccos ana
seesos uenos 1870 sne's~ah and
rssen, o. n D. hau"eny q Nos
aRM.r~~vv M -L.l-.,. ii.
~. i. Ia..,. m III l;ai. "a 49, i. -.
49, s.sS..s-d 49, - 49,
Jm DuppraAR is determined 10 price
stovss and krstes ~ low that nothing can Ne
savsA he H., v,c~ "A -~s.;I l., \ ..;.x.lt.
" 1913 =" '"""'""'
ss.,, A.
iii. = N. III, -; 49,. ~ ~
IN. 49, Wv VIZ '~s' "'''
rALuAs. KIyo WitiIAws Ioos fr>css
sachs end overcoats of every desrdptioc'
bu.insss end drr-s sui,. at greatly reduced
rsi<s o. J. Winter A Co',. Ioui.vilIe.
To ruk LApiu--Mrs. l.. Beasley, Fash.
,o~able Milliner aud Msntsu- maker, Stan
lord, Ny, has employed for the scasou Miss
I'is Newsent, an accomplished Milliner.
VIE 70. IVY feck NEW sufr you
guy ~ soo" ,uc's' Ana sood
81 .ne-e YOU WI ma AZ the great
ounx MOUSE o. 'uiius "ih'er Co.,
S''"'''e'
ro, snA ,c to,l .... n. an.
~ IN. S,,,h.;r - ,,..,.
.c.,,t,.. g., MI i
a.. h.. -. :, ~. e,a,,..t w.
Iv,..;n. MN. 49, m u..,a.",. a
~, ..S,,..- s,s..s,
~
q. n. MAruxxy a Co. are srrn,s for
lAhir a Rand Powder Com t~py-tb.
msunosh powder COMPANY Of the world
and have in their magazine. a, STANDARD and
Point Isahcl, over 5000 lev. Of pouder,
Order, solicited and promptly flIed.
WsrAxs PLEASURE ~ recommending
70 eur pssrons the graf clothing hou-e Of
! siios Winter a Co, loui.viile. They
have ~ best assortment In the ciiy-and
thos. vho buy may conhdently rely upon
obtaining good article at fair price.
nn.sna PACKARD a MooRE, two accom-
P'ishrd passographers, have made an excel
lsa' gallery o. the old Masonic Hall. over
the ssove OF j. y. Crsig, main street, stan
ford. snd are executing work in the high
-, style Of the art. and al prices very much
lover than usual. They will remsin here
nut ruoft ume, hnd inp~t VINO Nlsn 70
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sfOsK xsD tROP srErs.


TINE nAnKBrs.
STANFORD court day was en- average Tor
the month Of November In ssteodsnc. and
stock trade. A fair crowd In town, and .
revival In land and muIss nosiceabls; about
100 head Of second -cIs~ cattle offered, to.
gsther vitb some 80 hsad Of common cattle.
Auctionesr Bush reports the sale Of lot
Of common yesrlinsp 81 si6 10; II 2-yssr
old cattle Of s27, mule colt OF e2t; con B.
mon s,sen ct 2ic per 10. No mule or
horcs u any consequence offered.
Covrrv court ct Lexington, lsst Monday
~as very largely attended, and . large
quantity Of stock on market nearly ell u
which changed hands at good prices Cattle
1900 The and under, brought from - 30 10
~ 80. Little vas done in mules. Buyers
vsr offering % 50 for extra 10, hoss, with
few taksrs.
HOES vere quoted in Louisville, yestss-
day, ct d 50e7 for medium 70 heavy
weight. ...... The cattle trade opened with IN
advance Of DC psr hundred for good. Res,
chipping bceve- sSa5 50; best butcher
stuff ~ 50ts,5; good 81 5ots4 Good ssoct
s,esr-, 900 10 1000 lb-, o. 5ots3 Is.
THs election ssvs has . tendency 70 sls-
vsts the prospects, Of trade Ia the Sodtb,
and the fcsIing for marketable mules is
growing better.
Mas. EpSA Hill losl sir stacks Of hay
by lightning. Last Monday night
IT L. high time those farmers who desir~
20 avail themselves ~ the advantage II
our corn show we're bringing in their spcci-
mena.
Mn. ions Han sold and delivered last
"Wednesday, 70 Mr.. johnson, "a head Of sH-
ira fat cows, weight - at - So per
hundred.
Mn. GRrES BRroHr sold, last Monday,
q head Of 2-year old stscr, supposed
weight, 1900 lbs, at SIS per head; sI.o 10
head Of slsyed heifers at SIS per head.
MRs. GEoRoK McRoBErn hes contribu-
ted TO our commissariat a liberal supply OF
fine tnrnips, apples, and potatoes, for which
we are very thankful. The potatoes were
the fines, Of the season, weighing twenty
ounces each. Mr.. McRober,s will market
an hundred bushels Of the same quality.
THE meeting OF the Kentucky STATE
Grange in Louisville, last week, was largely
attended, and doubtless its secret sessions
were interesting to participants, and profit
able N the order. The next meeting will
take place on the first Tuesday in Novem-
Der, 1875. Address vers delivered by
State Master, N. d. Dsvie, and Judge
kinkead, Of Fsystte.
WE commend to stock rsisers the prac-
tice Of speying heifer as profitable and
worthy OF adoption. They sell nearly -
we'll a. steers, are easier kept, fstten better,
and are always saleable. The process Of
.peying is easy and simple, and not at all
hazardous, il il is done BY an experienced
hand Several Of our most successful stock
raiser use the sPcying scalpel quite success
fully.
Ma. Soc. OWENS offered HE blooded cat
lie on Monday last, according TO previous
notice in these columns, but withdrew ell
hut a graded COW, and graded heifer. pric-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

A Ronsr fsncier visited Stanford the 9th.
or day for the purposs 81 examining "un.
els' I'd. McRober's gray selding, one Of
the most stylish snimsls In the county. 70
GIL . special order from Mrs. President
Grant. No sale.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

PETER Bull, a prominest colsred Re
publican, and a member OF the Boyle coun-
ty Republican committee, killed himself
near Perryville, the other day BY the acct
dental discharge Of pistol. He wss at
work in the field, when . rabbit started up
before him; and in attempting to draw his
pistol to shoot at it, the weapon YES dis
charged, The hall entering his body near the
heart He lived about half IN hour after
being shot.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

MARmKp.-At Crab Orchard, KY, No
vsmber 7rh, at $ O'Clock ?. M, by Ed. Nil
ton Elliott, Of the Christian church, Mr..
james Grant ia Miss Maggie Msg.by
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T. IsooLs COUNTY
FARM ron sALEi

.sssS "a sis. Sorsh q ssssssrd, ss.r he he :.
n I'd ssd nsnville Turnpike said hrn, haa ppuf,
see house spntsinine t,ur heIos aud tvsslpvs
sIr,s = III g s e.s;.s ; ,,s 49, sp"as Tss
&C., siderU q stsnfrd, ky, q. ". CDOK.
aiss ssts fsr ale = rsat ~ too sserv ffsss
strvss hou-e On LAncstsf strsst 10 stsnf,rd, nest
=. ths prsssrsy csn Sad she hey ., the itst o&cs
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

CART. wA. q. wELoH lef, here this week
for horseback trip TO Knoxville, Tenn,
on important professional business, and
will be absent several weeks
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

HAypEs has disposed Of one lot Of over
coats this season, and has just received a
second invoice. Prices to suit everybody,
rich OF poor.
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MARRIrD'-on yesterday morning. at
the residence Of the brides mother, in iiar-
rod.burg, Mr., A. ii. peocock, Of Danville,
10 Miss Matte Bell Bohon.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

MARRIEp:--On Thursday evening Of las I
week. Mr.. Mike Herbert to Miss Edna
Warren, both Of Stanford.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

soxr Of the young men Of town have
organized . debating socity for their mu-
tuai improvement. and the Organization
prcmises 70 rrove = succe~.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

VIZ had the pleasure Of call from Mr.
Hiram Roberts, returning "prodieal son"
Of old mother Lincoln, who moved from
Crsb Orchard to Texas few mouth. ago
lie failed To find the Eldorado that he
SOUGHT and nov Petitions for permanent
citizenship again. We welcome him back,
not as an alien. bu, q legitimate son Of
proud MATER Of a noble PROSPERITY.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

; HAYDEN calls especial attention TO his
SO suits. They can't be beat for cheap
moe and quality.
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TS BANKRUPTCY
DISTRICT Of Kentloky, ~.


At Aenlieslle, kentgeky, 90 the i1,h day Of
June, A. y. issA The undsIsignel hereby si,~
noiiee Of his sppointmcnt - aHignes OF stephen
A. Weaver, ID Wcsserton. IN the county of wsyne,
and stale o. Kentucky, within said District. who
has been adludx~i hankrapt upon his own petit
m-ss u. ". rpffLf. AvrRrs
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OuR handsome and distinguished friend
wm. Bohon, Of the firm Of IL. r. Hays a
Co, Louisville, Was in town this week.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

Dim In this county, on Friday last
Mr.. Napoleon Willis, aged 81 years.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

Tuk attention Of the ladies is respect
fully directed 10 Haydes's large stock Of
underwear.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

owsEs q fat,ed turkey. and too,hsome
game cocks should look we'll to the fasieu.
inss upon their hen.hou~s., fos there il a
growing desire upon the part Of the light
fingered gentry TO properly cslebrsss thanks
giving day. and the premature seeker after
. thanksgiving tinner ., anotbsrs espen.e
10 slrcsdy upon the war-psth.
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The heavy rains Of Monday night
eI tinguished the fires in the Knobs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13
NONE yOrTIyGS.

You can buy a strong pair Of pants at
IIAyden's for 81 30.
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No better selected stock Of general msr-
chandiss can be found in Central Kentucky
thanIIaydens.
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VIZ Acknowledge kindnes. Of W. W. Nc
Cloy, Assistant Division Engineer Of Maj
Wallace, Of the Cincinnati Southern Rail.
road, in furnishing u. with several Numbers
Of the Cincinnati Daily EaqSirrr. containing
an interesting account, by one Of its special
reporisr-, Of the country through which
the rad is being built, the progress Of the
work on the line from Danville TO Chstts-
nocga, and the probable benefits Of the road
locally.
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NOTICE
To Delinquent Customers!

We have suffered our patrons 70 pas two pay
days January let and July lei, ~i,houi Iosbling
thea IN Solicitations tsr q ssttlsrlent Our Ia
bilitiss dsnand that ~e nus insiis all who Owe us
10 come foTs.rl iusdiaisly, prepared or aseitls-
mont We dssirs 10 increase our siock this season
and make our i4eitiss aeeolnmusisie our patrons
equal " ANY dlax house la the country, and sc
hope our patrons all by psosnpt SOL
tlslsnt VI all sunls due u, sls.hsI large small
hsspse uully, BOGLE NoOkklASD,
Jacksonville. Ky.
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RrLIaiors.-Rev. Jacob Diulcr will
begin meeting at the Methodist church,
"Wednesday night, Nov. Is. It had been
announced that he would be at stanford,
the lith inst, but delay in mails prevent
Ell HE coming at that time. II will he I'M
necessary 10 urge the public to attend Mr..
bi,rlsr's preaching. since his visit with US
several years ago was signalired by his ex-
trsordinary pulpit eiforts.
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STANFORD MECHANICS DIRECTORY
Il o. BRADY.
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker
shop oae Door sbov. the P~s-oase.
Fine Boots and Shoes . Specially.
d. r BASH a CO. ,.....ro.
Stanford Carriage Mandatory !!
spetal stssnuon - repairing. Tesns ss.h.
Pric0 loo.
Carson Z DoDps'
sADDLERs / HARNESS MAKERS
Opposite IsrsaIon JorasAL Oas.
pIHs woRK A sPEcIALrr.
Repairing Dune Promptly
S.r wHoRros.
The sold Reliable" Tailor |!
snor ovsH y. .. rsvs'.
Cutting. Mating, REPAIRING ssd Clasiss asss
veil and promptly.
BE-. "EAHr''
CARPHNrER AND BUILDER |
SHop Oh LAscAuss srasET.
Doors and ssh slvsys IN hands VIII .assss by
Nv or Iol
RohEHr wEAREs'
Carpenter L Lumber Dealer |!
DANviLLE STREET.
Pro,nptne.s In filling osders OF doing work s his
chief virtue. All Kind. si Lumber on hands for
al. by wholesale retail. Win furnish hills ior
uubsr a,i estimates for buildings On application.
l. H. PRYOR.
PAINTER, GLAZIER
PAPER HANG EAi
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very rs~ssssAss rses6A
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ws,ssa nss~vssa. sss'
Cslciminin1 = . pecislty.
All ~ork warranted sailsfaetory. win take oon-
tracts In this anu adIoins countis. l1-stg
BislELLAAEOCs.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT Of Kentucky, -.
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Carr. JSo. q. HreHKs, ne vsll-hno~n
and popular representative q J. n. Robin
.on a CO.. dry good. house, Louisville,
will make hi. headquarters during the
Winter st Stanford, and will make regular
visits TO his patrons in this part Of the
State. Comments upon hi. house from us
are unnecessary. II Ia Second 10 none in
the West.
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Tower Palace. I'm y a h Ny.
Cloihing ilouse $50 wsst Market Street LOUISVILLE
XIV. Choiee and null stoch VI Mems, Youths AMI
chiidrsns Chsthing
Rules for Inesarins.ss nj on Application.
A. oscts O. y, ~Sb rrivii've Of sxNalnlag.
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FORK FARM FOR SALE.

NJ ssslth hssisg A.lri, Lde-ir. " .-il my hrn,
sssssst zoe hsR alb fvS@ Hussonville. osetsinins
1ZA Acres,
~ 80 ~. vsii inpves1. 0od s,hush sd
ehsreho ca vsnisat. Pc further persicuiars sppiy
tooeD. .. OOOPke, uaseza vtile, ~. T3-u