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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18
r. n. R.
Railways
READY RELIEF,
The Cheapest and Best Medicine
for Family Use in the
World.
ONE FIFTY CENT BOTTLE

viii cnre more Complaints and p event the system
a,a,I,st sauden attacks of kptdemles Anu N~olty ~
grous Discusses than one Hundred Doilars seApehu
Ell for other medicines O- medical attehuAhCe'
Tne moment Radway Ready Relief Is appheu
exte ually OF taken internal accordlhs 70 ulle .
tuns--runs, fom Whatever cause, ceases W eAiet'
I'M 'O,tTANT.-Minvrs, Farmers, and DINER lesld-
iu IN sua sely settled districts, where u II uimCuit
tO .ecure tue services of u physician kADWA1 ,
READI RELIES Ii invaluable. 1t can be used
win nositlye assurance of doing good ia all cases
where pail o discomfort is experienced; or II SELF
ed Wit Influenza, Dypnther1a, Sore Throat, BAD
Convn- Huarseuess. Bilious Cohc. Inflammation OF
thr Rowlgs 81 mach. Lungs, Liver, kidneys; or
with ,,rolp Quincy, Fever and aguei or with Neu-
raI,ia Headache Tic DoloreuA, Tooihache, Ear
acne; n with LunbagO, Pain In the bacA, OF nheu-
natsm; or with DiLrrh,ea. Cholera MorDus' or Dys-
entery; or with Burns, S,a de, or Bruises or WIN
strains Cramps, or Spasms. The application oI
kADWAN'S READY hELlEF Will cure you Vi 'ht
worst u. thess complains in u few hours. -
Twenty dr pc III haif tumbler OF water VIII III Y
few inmates ure Cramps, Sp aims, Sour STOMACH
Heartburn, Sick Headacne. DiarrhP 1, Dysentery
Collie Wind In the B wells. and all Internal Pains
Travellers shou always carry bottle OF RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. few drup'
In water wall preveLt sickness pans from CHAM
OF wa,er. IL is better tnan FIenca Brandy or Bit
tcIs as "A stimulant.
Sold by Druggists. Price Fifty Cents
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18
DIR. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gam purge regula e, purify, cleanse, and strength
eu tauway's Pills for the care all disorders of
Toe StOmacn Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder,
Nervous ID. cases Headacu ,Cons ipat on, Costive
Aesr Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bil1oAsners Bilious
Fever, Inflammation of the Bowels, PiiSsr and al
ID raug q ments Of tue Iniernal Niscera. Warranted
70 ,ny-t positive cure. Purely Neg, ,taole, CON
NAihng no mercury, mihera,s, or uei terious drugs
- O.s, rye ,hs ioh wing symptoms resulting
u Ll Dt O.uvrs of he Digeetive organs.
No"supa iOu, Inwaru fil, =, ulIh>ss ga the Blood
W W tne nead, AciLity vi The stomach, Nausea,
H'Arthurn, disgust Uf FOUu. FuIlnyes of Weight
!" thy Stumacn, sour ruptous. SHAKING or Eiuttcr-
i,1ss in the Pit Uf the Stomach Swimtniag of the
uvau, Hutiied ana Diff uil Br athing FLUTE. inss
a. Tue Heart, .ChUrIng or SuIfo. at n Sensation
"A," III u lying z stare, Dmn,ss of Vision, Dots
web before the Sight fever s.ud Dull rain in
vac lead, Deficiency of Precipitation, IeIlowucss of
o'v -kin and Eye, Pan la tue idc, Chest Limbs
0uu sudden FIus es uf Heat, Burning IN IN tIs-h
"a lew doses of RADWAlS PILLS will free he
y s'Icm from ali the above nameu uisoruers Price
- cehIs per bx. SOld by drugggisIs.
Reau FALSE AND TRUE
uNvnd one letter-stamp 10 RADWAY Il CO. No 80
"aireh - Ncw lorK. Information worth thou
VIII DC sent YOU 9-l4dtIsSwI,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18

,b.onic Rheumatism, Scrofula, Glandular Swell
no uackiug Dry Cough, Cancerous AHectlons'
syphntlc Com Jlaints, Bleeding OF the Lungs, Dys-
5rpsia Water Brash Tic DOlOrenX, Whit SVEN
uSs Pumors, Ulcers, Skin and Hip Diseases Mer-
cn-ial Di-ras $, male co npl ints Goul, Dropsy'
Ricketts, salt Rheum, Bronchitis, Conrump lou Ion
liver Complaints, Ulcers in the throat Moutu, IL
fuors Nodes in the Glands aud other pa u OF the
=, TEN Sore yes, 5 humorous Discharges from me
Elr-. and tn worst forms Of SKIN Diseases Erup-
n IN. Fever Sores, Scald Head, Ring WORM Eryslp
Sias Acne BI ok Spots Worms the Flesh CaI,
Gers in the Womb aud ali weakening ana palhluii
di-rharves Night Sweats, Loss OF sperm ana az
VASES oI the life Principle are within the range o.
tnl- wonder OF Modern Chemistry, and a few days
u.y vi prove to any person using 1t Tor elmer ,
these forms Of di-eas It's pore oI|1S pI"o' :"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23
An Unjust Complaint.

Referring 10 the letter Of our regular
correspondent at lIustonville, published
in this paper, We have to say, that the
man has distorted Imagination who can
find in any article we have ever written
on the subject of the Cincinnati South
cru Railroad word or sentence that,
justfcs an impartial reader in suspccting
the editors of this paper Of entertaining
any sectional feeling towards the people
Of Hus,ouyillc, or any unvillingness TO
ccucede to the people Of that, or any
other section Of our county, all the ben
eft. they may possibly claim from the
location Of the road on the Kings
mountain survey.
We have, in conducting this sheet,
studiously ignored the petty sectional
animositits that have so long existed in
our county and SO seriously retarded it,
advancement. Those animositics are
fo.tered and kept up by few selfish per-
sons only, for the purpose Of personal in
terest. We dispise them. We have
never espoused the cause of any man or
Get of men, village or Shiretown.
That Stanford is the "bright pariicu-
lar siar" Of old Lincoln, we proudly adj
nit; that she deserves the kindly wishes
and afectionate caresses of our CORE.
spondent, we do not doubt and that re
have contributed not a little TO make her
the busy, thriving town that she is, We
modcstly claim; but that this furnishes
a sufficient reason why any Of our mel h.
bors should cut our acquaintance and
talk Us dow, as some of them have en-.
deavored TO do, we donot conccde.
We assure the readers of the jour
NAL in Hustonville that we consider the
location of railroad in aay part Of
our county common benefit, and we
expect more than one section TO derive
advantages from it, wherever it may be.
Indeed, We could rejoice if the Cincin-
natl Southern passed through Huston
vile, provided It did not run over the
po.toiiice. We commend, but shall take
no part in the generous rivalry that may
exist between this place and her sister
towns for railroad business. Our adj
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23
KENTUCKY LEGISLtTUssE.

The Republican members Of the Ken.
lucky Legislature, on the 18Th inst, for
warled to the President q respectful and
earnest request for the nomination OF
General Bristow for Chief Justice.
On Friday last the time ofboth house.
was taken up with the election Of a State
Librarian and Keeper Of the Peui,cn.
tiary. o. w. Grimcs, Of McCracseu
county, was elected Librarian for the en-
suing term Of four years, and Col Jcre
w. South, Of Frankfort, was reelected
for the ensuing term Of four years, as
Keeper.
4 bill is in the hanls Of the Senate
Committee on Education proposing tax
Of forty-fvo ceHts on the hundred dollars
instead of twenty-five cents as at present,
the enumeration ofall clis.cs 1fchil lre1 ,
without reference to color, the in-tiiu-
ton of separate school. for white and
colorcd children, aud the equal participa.
ton of all, without respect to color, in
the common school fund.
Mr.. Narnon, of the Senate, has in.
troduccd a bill to repeal three of the
five cents on each one hundred
dollars of property taxable for the Sink.
ins fund.
The Senate has passed a bill providing
that the revenue shall be paid in three
miscellaneous, one ON the first day Of No
vemher, one on the fiat day Of January
and the third on the first day Of March.
The House spent the greater part of
two days in discussing aud acting upon
the bill to repeal the ten p'r cont. cou-
ven,ional interest law. The liilreacloiihe
second reading but wa. defeated ON Tues.
day by small majority. The money
hawks of Louisville and other cite,
ruled in this matter, as it is beyond
doubt the will of the people of Ken.
lucky to have the law repealed.
The House passed on Tuesday, by {
vote Of 80 to 3, a local option bill
which provides that it shall be the duty
of any county judge, On the petition q
twenty voters of district, town or city,
to make an order for opening n poll al
the next regular election at which the
qualified voters shall decide whether il
shall be sold in such district town OF
city. If prohibition is voted, any per.
son selling liquor, except by wholesale,
or druggists on prescriptions for the sick,
is to be liable to fine of not less than
twenty-five nor more than one hundred
dollars for each oftnse. If this is in
tended as compromise measure, it may
be set down as an easy victory for the
dram-seller, drunkarls and negroes oil
the State. So long as the law permit.
the use Of whisky in elections it will be
hard for the friends Of temperance q
vote it out We fear our Legislature
lacks that moral courage that it should
possess.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23
CREME!
Horrible Frairiciae In Casey County

Horrible fratricide In Casey County
MIDDLEBuRG, KY, Jan. II, "a.
Speotd Correspondence LateriOr JoU,Hai;
A horrible fratricide occurred on Fry's
creek in Casey county, on the 10th inst.
Mat Lantam, -jr., and Frank NJ.
Lanham, had an old grudge against
each other. Theyssmet yesterday and had
warm dispute about a briar-scythe,
Frank drew a pistol and shot Mat dead.
They we're both sons of Mat Lanham,
sr. As the affair will no doubt be in
vestigated judicially further comments
are unnecessary. l..
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23
S.asa.E.-.s...,s; ~. ....s .
',sah For the Railroad!

Sound aloud the hew-gag-blow the
gladstone trumphet-shout the glorious
newsl Buckle on the aub-dubbories--
screw down the air-brakes, and hoot-toot
Briartowu Farewell to ox-cGrts, lum>
bering coaches, equine locomotion--war,
pestilence, famine, Kuklux-sour yisag-
es and hearse.horse schenectady! The cars
are coming, and in Hustonville, Shelby
City aud Somerset, corner lots will be
the circulating medium at fabulous fig
urcs Sisters, we greet you with the
honest paw of sincere congratulation I!
Now let your watch;word be Oawlrdi
Your battle-cry PROGRESS Your motto
EXCELSIOR!
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23

AFTER all the trouble and delay Pres
ident Grant has At last stumbled upon
one of his own party who has never
picked pocket or wrote letter Of in.
PRODUCTION TO gentleman, to Gil the re.
spcnsible office Of Chief Justice of the
United States Supreme Court Hon.
Morrison II. Waite, Of Toledo, Ohio,
President ofthe o. Constitutional Convan.
ton. is the lucky man. Whether quail,
fed to succeed Mr.. Chase, or not, we
presume will be secondary considera.
tion-with the Senate, and the general inn
preston prevails that he will pass muster.
The world has discovered in this Chief
Justice muddle, that few judicial minds
are 10 be found in America, outside of
the Democratic partJ.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23
HOOT! FOOT!
Greai Sejo!einS along the Line.
Lexington, Shelby city. Georgetown md
Wiiiiaisisiswn Sn the Line.

On the 20lh inst, the trustees of the
Southern Railroad located 1l3 miles of
the road in Kentucky, from South Dan
vile, the Northern terminus partly un-
der contract, n Roberts Store, about
90 miles from Cincinnati. The ridge
route has been followed from Lexington
by Georgetown and Williamstown.
They also purchased the railway from
Lexington to the Kentucky river. %
miles, Is miles of which. to Nicholas
vile, is now in operation, and the re-
naming ten miles graded to Kentucky
river, at which the piers of the bridge
are ready for the superstructure. The
contracts for the entire road will be let
soon. Versailles apd Harrodsburg are
not on the line located.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23

CIrufian- Depot s,rcc, Preaching by Ed.
: II King. u Lord, DAYS in each
month At u O'Clock. M. Sunda. school .
o'clock, J l. Warren. Supt Wor'hip every
Lords day by the congregation.
ErHflf- Rev ---- Pastor Church
meeting 1T Saturday IN each month. Sunday
school at . O'Clock. CIR Water, Sup'L
Miioiia Ep,srpil, NlafA - Rev q & over
street. Pastor -scrvic,s - and 9Th SUNDAYS.
Prayer meeting every THURSDAY night SUN
day school ats u'clu,k.
PRECIPITATION jSistbon Preaching by Rev.
VIM. Grow, 1t aud n sabbath Ia each month.
Sunday school at o'g!ocs, az.
Rs,A Brr.ei- Preachirg hy t.,l.r ] |. Al
len 1t aal - ~saliyt ia every month.
g. .s'FHurri. LiEels CssHfy Preaching
Nv Elder Jc--e Walden ever 6r-t SUNDAY morn
ing and sficrnnou Ia each mouih.
m Mri1 Ckristian Nine miles south of
stanford Prcaching every ith SATURDAY aud
Sunday following, by Eldcr Martin ooen.,
H'aiaa Fiat CSmi1iIai Poby,,riaH-
Preaching H. Rev. L. II. Caldasll, 81 Sunday
in each month.
Grub Orriari !Nflngs Service in the College
chapel every Sunday, except the -cound in
each month, AZ lOl 4 N Ecv John I Tar
rant pastor.
Cfub Orchard Ratsi.i-Prcaching every sun
day by Rev. y u johnson. ras'or. Sunday
school at . O'Clock pm. Also preaching eytry
9Th Sunday by Rev + II Bruok-hirc.
Grub Orchard If,6yf,r,as .lssunbiy l-
Preaching every LIT sun a. in the Baptist
church by Rev Mr.. McElroy.
Grab Orchard IScbgcrian (Od .>-loy-
Preaching every 3rd Sunday by Rev : : Me
Rolcrs in the Baptist church.
Has1Hriiis IfoJ,yi,rian Vacant. Sunday
school every Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock
J u Green. Superintendent
Ifsta@riH, Giaidn- Preaching by Ed W
l. Williams every Lords day. SUNDAY school
at o'clock, am, T 4 Blain Superintendent.
Hua.atriAe United SUNDAY SrLooi-M Meets
every Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23

THE recent fight between President
Grant and certain Radical leaders over
the Chief Justiceship has had the effect
to stir up deal Of bad blood, and come
time will elapse before the ill-ieeling en-
gendered over the matter will subside,
and the Republican camp become as Sc.
rene as usual. The Indiana aspirant for
the next presidency, Morton, and Conk.
ling treat each other with no apparent
c.olness, but Conkling has vowed ven,
geance agains, biz rival. The President
is sour on Morton for the way he has
~reated him in the Gushing matter, and
u II lay up full measure Of wrath
az 'inst him aud his supporters, 1t is
: Predicted by the independent press that
the whole matter may possibly end in
the dissolution Of the Republican party.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23
MAGISTRATE AND MAGISTRATES corRrS.

MAti.fRAlfA AND MAtlINAfIh tntNTr.
sanford Ia pivi-ion-W X Carson, "a sat
uriays in August, November, February and
MAY. "a Division J y Dennis, ~ Saturday
in July, ociohcr, January and April. George
Bobbctt, Constable.
C,u5 Orclard-l-t Divi-ion-Arch Carson,
9Th Saturday in March, june, September and
Dcccmhcr. ~ Division Robt stewart ~
Saturday in March. June, September aud De
ccmbcr. Tuck Ballirl, Constable,
Waiam Plat LIST Division Craig Lynn, "a
Thursday IN March, juno. September and IN.
ccmhcr. ~ Division VIM. lackey, 9TH Mon.
day in March, June. September and pcccmbcr.
FOL Douglas, Constable.
HgbIHd LIST Divi.on-Iewis Rail, "a Sat
nrday in January. April, July and October.
~ Division John Henson. 1T saturday in
January, April, Jaly AMI uciotcr jas. y
Young. Constable.
HayResburg-lst Division-E 'idgcti, 9Th
Tuesday in March june. SEPTEMBER and Nv
cembcr. "a Division VIM. Gooch, ~ Tues
day in March, June, September and pcccmbcr.
VI II. Guoch, Constable.
HrncrsuHe-lst pivision-Johu Cash, let
Thursday in March, June, September and lhs-
cembcr. ii pi,i-ion-J u Ncorn N Thurs
day in March. June, September aud D,ccmlcr.
sam Campbell Constable.
Has1srile-ls, Diyision-I,arius Iamme,
~ TUESDAY in March. June, September and
Dcccmlrr. ~ Division 4 Hughes, lst
Tuesday in Marh. june, September and he
ccmhsr. " Jones Constable.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23

The President has approved the bill
repeating all the parts of the Salary act
Of March. 1873, except such as increase
the salaries Of the President aud Justices
Of the Supreme Courts.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23
FINIiE DuDDERAR MILL.

This wellknown mill, ON DiN river, has Lesn thor
0ughly renovated and PLACED In the complete and
satisfactory running order, aud the proprletors an-
n0uncc that they better than prepared 10 do
custom grinding Tho patronage Of the surrounding
country s respectfully solicited
ai-if DlDDERAR BROIllEls.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23

County Court, ~ Monday in each month.
Quarterly Court. LIT MONDAYS in March, June.
September aud ncccmbcr. Court Of Claims
ID Monday in October Court of Lazy and
As-cssmcn,-2d Monday in June.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23
NEW ADVTRTIsEMLNTs.
OF KENTUCKY.
~ ~ BANKRUPTCY.

IL thc matter 1f SAMUEL HARDIN, petition tir
fusI al. barge q - gtl Iav no J,uutrv, lsIL ~ or
d.r ~ Court the orel .ur- of it EnsrIpf htiehy
rat JED t1 r.Terr Ofsra r.c, az my office, ia Nil-
ets.Hr keUtlrs v, on The iih day Of lsrunry u g
at o. rcinc. A. ~, O. SHOW cts, 81 any ther have,
Why the ntukfult aior-pii should npf ~ disrhrr,
nail Pc. l.lt. Tl0s Il. EGISTuS, lsss'r.
l.. Ia. DCuLEf, Assi nice. .6--t
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23
LhED DEPARTMENT.
go ACRES LAND FOR SALE!

We wish 10 san privately the farm known as tho
Edmond Peg ION FIRM, situated on the Hanging Flrk
Crock in iIlcUu county, about FIVE mills from ~t1u-
tri. 70 Is 1s good land any In thc cH4ufy n good
usi.hhurho.l, wo Uaterod, ad4pei to sio.E raj. ur
i.I ..rls HHu iu Iri grass and clover; l.- two cord
dws' u.. o1 i with gs barn ami orher out-builiiu.
iu ono q % ai The dweliue are Convenient To- the
noted r'rtln sulp ar welt Terms litaL Tor FAN
particulars adls.s. az Aiiledes,iiie, ky,
O.. A. Ply TOY, or
Ji-ln !. =. SihULu
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23


.,,s.s. Goid,a Ruic Enoampmeaf NJ. If
s%<SSs Meetsat Odd Fellows Hall ist and
NNN 81 Tuesday nights in each month.
n MsoRic-Lincoln Lodge No GO meets
IN at Masonic Hall, corner Main aud
AE Lancaster streets, every "a Monday
~ night in each month. l. X Yates, W
VI; Thos Buford, : W. VI q Nevius, J W; J.
II. shanks, Treasurer; : q Cundin, sec'y; r
u Caldwell, at
Sanford L,.fge, No. i92, 4. T. M-Meets at
Masonic Hall lazi Monday night in each month.
4 X Penny, W VI; T. X Chcnault, : W; Geo.
u Hopper, j W; james Paxton, Treas; A A
Warren, Sec'y; W II Miller, ; u; Thos II
shanks, J d; + n Caldwell, SAT-.
Sanford r. A. Clapter- Meets at Masonic
Hall every lst Monday night in each month.
l. X Yates, II 7.
HastonuiAe Lodg,, No lsi, 4 Y M-Mects at
Masonic Hall, Hustonville, Ky, every Satur-
day night before the full moon in each month.
J { Boyle, W NJ X Bradley, See.
Interior Loige, No $50, o q T-Meets al
Odd Fellows Hall every Saturday night. i
J Campbell l. u; J u Dennis, PW II; Joe.
A Miller, W G I; Mrs. q & Oversireet. W V
T; q. X. Waters, =; W I Pherigo, W y =;
Miss Amanda Moore, TT.
Goiiea .Sar Lodge, No. pos, T. q. q. r..
Meets at dd.Fellows' Hall, Crab Orchard,
k,utucky, every Monday night-W o Hans
ford, ". G. T.; Miss Alice u. Hardin W vi;
J X pherigo W Sec; I X Pettus, W rs;
Mary Garnett W I; l. NJ Pollom, W NJ; Joie
Hardin w q; WA Carson, W q q; Jas.
neddow, VIC ID b Edmiston, Pw G T. BIZ
Pherigo, l. ID,
PATRONS OF nusBASDRy.
Stanford GraEge- Meets at ---- Hall
every Saturday afternoon, at - O'Clock. Jas.
4 Harris, NJ X X Gentry, q; J II Myers L;
W Hooker, $; Jas. Paxton, &; J NJ McRob-
erts, jr,, A y j $ Murphy, Treas; John Bright,
see'y; sam Baughman, q X.
Ifisioarius Graagc-M Meets at Masonic Hall
every saturday afternoon at O'Clock. Vim.
Lucas NJ; q Cooper, o. q q Helm, l.; +
NJ Vowel, See; J \ Carpenter, A :; J & Rob
inson, q Soc. Owens, Treas; % J Grow, s; J NJ
Powell, q X.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23

Srsfori-John VI Phillips. Jr., Judge, i,h
..,n,I,x In ,ach ,,op,h 4 4 AJkins MAJ.
shall
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23

LOpDns.
10. o. F-Stanford Lodge,
Cs'G>x No. 1876, I.OOF. meet every
Nfrday night in Odd Eel
- Sy<~low's Hall north side Main
street. jas paugherly, NC; q Il Waters, We.
Cab Orehani Lodge, No. los Meet at Odd
Fellows Hall, Crab Orchard, Ky, every Fri
day evening. Nanderpool, \ q; Aquilla
Payne, q; W Saunders, Rec. See; John
Edmiston, Per. Sec; W NJ Garnctt, Treas.
Robslah Loige-Meets every isi and Sd
Thursday night in each month.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23

TIM appointment Of Chief Justice
uiy coni;n.,a ~
The Senate on the 2lst inst.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23
RARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD HOME.

HltinF purchaHol ot my artler tNs cirm uIun
which o. uoH ra.lles, in Liuc1iu county, one milr
E1st Il tbe railroad depot 40 shelby city. anI i've
mil. nom either stanford or bsuyile on tha stanford
and knuhiick turnpike, cluais,iusof
$50 ACRES or FIR ECLASS LAND
With o comfrtlhi Bfok nrt'ifu uf rooms. IoT.r
Che same ff sale in ahor or u'Inri 10 sit purchaser
uu rJslnalle terms. For further Information aud pr,
IUIllrs, address the uudorsiuHl % Grarl Hpnils
Mis lilau. % lgl-2ml M.Il SHELBY.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
OF
The NATIONAL BANK
OF sOAIE.fI-

I somerset, In the State Of * .rt-rt', %
business December q, isil.
RESOURCES.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23
DIRECTORY.
Lincoln County Directory.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-26
A OMAk or Printers Proverbs.

Never send an article 6r publication
without giving the editor thy uam-, for thy
name oftentines secures publication t.
worthless articles.
Thou shou'dst not rap at the door OF q
printing office, for he that answ-ret, the
rap sneereth in his 81 eve and loossth time
Never do thou loaf about, nor knock
down the type, OF the boys will love thse IS
they Go the shade tree.-xhsn thou leav
est.
Thou should-t Fever read the copy on
the printers cave. or the shark and look ed
con,":ner thereof, or he may knock thee
down.
Never inquire Of the editor for news,
for behold it is his business to give to thee
at the appointed time without a,king for
it.
1t is not right that thou shouldst ask
him who is the author OF AZ article, for i.
is his duty to keep such things unto him
self.
When thou dost enter lis Office, take
heed unto thyself that thou do,t no look
at what may concern thee rot, for that Is
not meet In tie sight of good breeding
Neither examine thou the proof sheet
for 1t Is not ready to meet thine eye TIM.
muycst understand
Prefer thine own town paper TO any
other, and subscribe for il inmedi telv.
Pay for it in advance, ard it shall b.
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