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PRECIos DE SUBSCRIPTION.

POr aho $40 h isPOr seis $3.50 cenaSes-POa
an himssrs $S-POr resles Capital 10
de IL sPOr la Peninsula exsangsro nviando
ps6dce franco de ing6s SIS anualeOr On
ako In ha de Cuba $l4
Las auspOnes emprs pOr adsntado los suscrv
so puedn sntenderse los Agen drsCtamsns con % "A
ministracion. -
81 BoIETH ss snva tOdas parties franco de pOna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-07
Fiestas en- Arroyo.

IA o. dia d 16 del corriente mes tsndfAn efec
noo. sasss "a que dicho pueblo tiene dedeadas au Pa
s '"VM SA G6Emea a
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G a S a S !!

barrio de Puerta de TERRA que producer de renta
mas del uno y medic por ciento mensual.-L. GOena-
90, Agencia de Negocios San Justo, %. 2-6
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AHiso & las tiendas.

Hak;endo tornado Glgaisn mercaacfas eredito en- un
sltablsCimienko raj nombre nj authorization nj como
simientO milo, hagO p6blicO que no soy responsible
mss que delOs sfectOs que 20 misma persona tome
Ga las tiendas de esta Capital Caparr6s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-07
PRECIOS DE ANUNCI0s.

II rengon que exceda de los seisLos precos
cuaudo los anuncos hayan de pubcarse carcteres
os en- A. ndmeFos tpos los de neas-Po
amos admen anuncOs precOs cOnvenconales cemu
go cobaran 10 Ia Inca impresa Anuncios comu
llSo bonaran adeantados.
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P o d

Con este fecha 10 hemos conferido, tan ampio como
sea nscesario 4 nuestro dependiente D. hamon H.
Delgado para representatives nuestrOe asuntOs ne
gocioA mercantles Carolina i9 Junio as lsY5.-M
s. CastEilloR Comp 2-3
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E copocido escutor D. Savio Brillas, de cuyOs trs-
Oajos en- MADEIRA tanto SO Ia OcupadO antsrio-
es Ia prensa de esta Capital ha vueO abrr su taller
le essnltHrn pptura, dorado hbrica de eapeios eR
"a Gale de Ia FOrtalsza mum. T. dOnde orece d na:
sado p6blico de tOda la Isla.
RsstaQrN lee ssPsjOa qQs ssttR - nal sstade.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-07

das de correspondence para Europa, las cartas Sc
traeran este COnsulado hasta la una del dia sin mu
Ia hasta las con muta de 10 eentavos pOrcars
to- excepto las que echen 81 buzon con los seloA
ingkeses necesariOs.
Cuando el franqueo es forzoso las cartas puestas
en- bazOnno son franqueadas puedsn scr enviadas
Dor ell vapOr ingles.
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d. TOMAS RAYA.

Doctor sn jurisprudencia abO2sdO de los tIbunaIss
auditor nonorafio de guerra ha estabscdo en- estn
do sn los altos de Ia cale lie San Justo n,msro
al lado del COnsuIado Britanco en- dOnde oreos sus
ssevieiOs PROFESSIONALS uumerosos anipos a. ss,
Isla dsmas personas que quiersa uustisn.
dole eus asuntOs.
PusFto-Rico. GsEso 8 De l5as, 3O-36
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Aviso.

Con esta fscha pongo en- csnocimiento de los Sres.
que tomaron parte en- la rfa que estaba depositada
en- 81 establscimiento de d. Jose Cabrera, Plaza de
Armas, que la persona agracisda hs sde ID. ROsendo
Puente. sa At - 81
cimient0 encueDtra de manifesto otra ria de mas
valor que Is Rico julio Io de 1876.
jose Il. Otero. - aas. 3-3
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Consulate Britanico.

La correspondence Sc Cierra en- este COnsuladO los
diss siguientes:
Para Inglaterra, Espana !
Frsncia, Alemania, toda
PssISgss PFossgs Asr,. AAsa ss9he@ss 4%a =: a.
Colonias hglesas.
Para la Habana MeiOO. SEl dia 16.
!. fsIs ris,. 4 Brasil > Rio de Ell H.m
Para Santo Domingo. Los dias 2 y 16.
Para los Es.adOs- -UnidOs. Via de santhOmas pOr Ell
-O0 --''" americanoel 1876 l3
Para los EstadOs- UnidOs. - Dia 81
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bcas este psri6dicO los domgos misrcoss visrnes Cuan.
{sxrsn ccussnCias repGrtense supsnentOs
Il los suseriptoEes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

TnE Lincoln County Court will convene
next Monday.
I TnE called Term Of the Garrard Circuit
Court, will begin next Monday.
GREEN, who was tried for stealing $3.50
from some on. at the Tunnel, was sent to
the PeniteItiary for 5 years.
GEORGE FrsH, a very black boy, about
| wears old, was convicted Of hog stealing,
and sent to the State Prison for one year
the shortest peri1d.
THE records Of the Circuit Court, under
the hands Of Mr. ID. B. Edmiston, are a.
clean and neat as when they came from the
hands Of the stationer aud binder.
TnE fro-proof rooms H. which the rec
ords Of our courts are kept render these
valuble documents absolutely safe from the
devouring element. Every county in the
State should have them.
TmE new law which both fines and i'm
prisons one who carries concealed deadly
weapon. is a difficult Statute to enforce.
Our iuries seem to be disposed in such
a case To hans rather than place an accused
party in jsil and fine him also, where the
evidence is not positively plain.
l.,
A. :.
60, -. -, -. 800. Ir;-
at, - :,
-, - -. -, Ill on, ,ha
fellow. and that is all know about the
case" Th. Is new name fora INNS
drunkenness.
At. &c. c -,
tt. - -,
n. .I a, -, -,
- - -, - -. m m.
-t,.,,.. ,.-.,e.,
~ 81 80, -.
- 80, 80 -.
-, n,
N -. -
TIM usual number OF criminal and pc
nal cases have been continued at the Spec
ial term. Somehow or another there are
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

THE law recently enacted by the Ken
lucky Legislature which Furnishes thOse
who carry concoalcd, deadly weapon, may
seem 10 the Juries Of the country, a severe
Statute. Al the present Term OF our
Court, two eases were tried where the Ju-
RIGS were unable to agree. and hence they
were discharged from further consideration
Of the cases. Why was this The idea 81
filming and imprisoning man for breach
o. this law, is repulsive to many men, and
they hesitate to inaict such Punishment.
The consequences is. that Jurics are slow to
rendera verdict. Legislators have tried to
make such a law as would put stop to the
indiscriminate slaughter Of onr citizens,and
when our Juries fully learn the Importance
Of the Statute, they will not hesitate to
mete out the proper punishment to all
evil docrs. The present Law is right, aud
we hope the day il not far distant, when il
will be fully aud fcs rlessly administered
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

TuE nc,orious Bill Wilson, whom our
readers win remember rs having jumped
from the train while on his way to the
renitentiary, 1. said to have been shot in
Casey county. and dangerously wounded.
II Is difficult to get any one to arrest him.
lie will probably make his escape. 4 gem
tlemsn from thi, cpuniy, while hunting In
Casey county, the other day, came up sud
denly On camp where wilson and sever
al Of his palli were stationed, all Of whom,
were armed, and they drew their guns
down on him, and he left iHs,anfer. The
gentleman recognized Wilson, 80 there can
be no doub, Of Wilson being in The county,
and wounded.
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local SorrCES

&EArfr ana NEST groceries ~ ~
Msshenys
,ooc.su,. v,.u,.,. rwt., r,,,.oo,, =.
49,, '''o :"
ID ""'"
t,o N Csm,b.Irs eor the bc~t 6y zen,
(ls,r In ,he c!,v.
sO0,000 choice brand cigars At wholcsal,
ct g. n. Matheny's
.,
For sALr on k.Sr-hon-e and lct u
suburb- ofstaniord. App! >. Bright
r -, .., ., ola. CT. -
p-r 49, y, 49, Cr,,,is nj,
~ =" """' ~ '""P''' "''
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

Juror DESSr, of this place, presented
us with copy Of the old Louisville week.
ly Jcvrnoi, u date, August, lsii-now over
81 years Of age. u was issued at the time
when the old wbig party was IN the high
sscendcncy IN this State, and the term "I,o-
cofoco" was considered q reproach. The
late Levi. Cas-, then figured IN a lively
way. and, a. the immortal Prentice wa. hir
mortal enemy at the time, the issue before
US, gives several scsthing rebukes TO the
great focofoco. BY the way, we sre bound
to admi, that the papc u the present pc.
Rod, Is FAR in advance Of the paper Of that
day and generation, editorially and other
wise, IL the old weekly can be taken as a
fair specimen Of the times thirty odd years
ago However, they had their day, and we
are having ours. Tie world moves, and
progress and change are written on every
thing.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

Thar ELorLMEsr.-We mentioned last
week, briefly, that our young friend, Mr.. A.
A. Mckinney, had eloped with Miss Mig
gle A. Wainright. Since then they have
returned home, and Nc have learned the
following, concerning their love, court
ship and marriage" The young couple
were engaged about five years ago, after a
fond couriship in the halcyon days Of youth
and, as usual, the stream ran roughly, and
their engagement Vas broken of three
times, only to be renewed with smiles and
tears. o! course a clandestine correspond
ence Was carried ON, part of the old folks
ohiecting on account Of youth. Nc. The
finale was, that a lew nights ago, three bug
GIGS left here after dark, for Crab Orchard
the young lady was at the house Of a
friend; and feigning tooth-ache, left for
home, only to meet him for whom her
heart was beating. Several ofthe Stanford
"Nines'-(see Base Ball books accompa-
MED them to Lancaster, where they met
Others Of the same Club who went with
them to Lexington, as body guard. The
Phenix Hotel gave them shelter for a
while, under the care OF Mr.. Hudson, the
night Clerk. They left On the q o'clock
train for Louisville, and maryeloas to re-
late, there was carriage in waiting for
them miles this sidal Of the city, which
they entered, and drove rapidly to the JEFF
fersonyille Ferry Landing, where they found
several mutual friends looking out for UNI
friendly policemen.
And who bs ~, the boainan cried,
would eToss this stormy waierf
10. l ann Arch Mckinney, Sir;
Aud this is wainwright daughter.
They all took passage and arrived at
tAe WHAT quarter to twelve O'Clock.
The squire Mr.. Dorsey, Was at the
post Of duty, and in ten minutes the
"thing was over, and they back in Louis
willie, as Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mckinney
They travelled POS miles in as hour, reach
ing home Friday evening, by private CON
yeyanoe from Nicholasyille. Aud now,
that our young friends have been made one
flesh, We can but hope thst all whose hearts
may have been troubled in any way, may,
with them, grow happy, and wish them
peace, JOY agd unalloyed pleasure IN their
welded life.
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sUrrrR.-The ladies Of the Stanford
Christian Church, are thinking Of giving a
grand Christmas supper for the benefit Of
their Church. They have inst purchased
and put down handsome carpet, and they
want TO raise other funds for other Church
PURPOSES We hopc they will conclude to
have the supper, for it would Ne fine one,
as the ladies Of that church are known to
beat the world in such things.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

NIcnoLAsyILLE fIRE.-From the Lex.
ington DESPATCH, We Learn Of serious IRE
in Nicholasyille last week, which entailed
loss Of over $50, OOO-mainly in dry
goods. The Odd Fellows Hall was also
burned. The fire originated in the furni-
ture store OF 4. J. Alverson. Al one time,
the entire business part OF the town was
seriously threatened with utter destruction.
Although they had two of the Baboock
Fire Engines, the citizens we're not able TO
quench the hamc- until great los. had oc-
CURED
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

The Baptisis at Lancaster are still going
on with their meeting. We learn from a
gentleman who lives. there, that some ten
or fifteen of the soldiers aud their wives,
who are at the u. :. Barracks at that point,
have joined the church. About twenty
have been added to the membership. The
meeting viii continue through the present
week, IL not longer. Rev. Messrs. Harris
,ud Miller, are conducting the services.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

n L. rumorcd that we are TO have snoth.
e. carriage, wagon and blacksmith shop In
Stanford about the 6nt u next month.
One Of the gentlemen Who Is spoken Of in
connection with the enterprise, wsss for.
mer citizen Of our town, and y sid 70 be .
fine mechanic, and ingenious Invsntos end
p,tentee. Our town Is growing IN import
snce a. trade and manufacturing centre.
We are always glad to note the coming Of
such cnterprlsss. -
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

VIZ learn that Mrs. Glass, who was Ia
ken to Anchorage Asylum recently, WIS
thought by the attending physician to he
in sad condition, but that be had hope
Of her final recovery under careful aud
proper treatment. The case is a sad one,
indeed, and il is to be greatly hopcd that
her health may BE- fully restored.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

Ar the same old place, Jim III. Bruce
eau be found, with his accommodating as.
si,fants, ready to wait on thos who are
bound ~ have horse, or a buggy and
horse to carry them to other points. The
fact Is, N Won come to Stanford, day or
night, Bruce will accommodate you at a
moments notice. Fact, sure.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

A. VI. CowAS.--W We are called upon to
note the death Of A. NJ. Cowan, Esq, which
occurred last Monday night, at the re-i-
dcnce Of Rev. q. O. Barnes. his brotler-in.
Law, near Stanford Mr.. Cowan had been
a Consumptive for some years, and came 10
the home Of his sister from his home In
the West, to die, lie knew, We are told,
that his end was near, and il was his wish
to die surrounded by those who were near
and dear to him by the ties Of nature
That wish was fully erati6ed, a. he had
been here only asw weeks, before the
final summons came, and he was taken 10
that bourne from whence no trsv ier ever
returns" lie was buried on Wednesday
The family Of Mr.. Cowan, Is largely and
respectfully connected in this and Boyle
COMMITTEES
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

THERE will 10 meeting q tie Share
holders Of the Farmer-' National Bank, Of
Stanford, Ky, in the Office Of said Bank,
on the 2nd Tuesday in January, 1870, Tot
the purpose of electi"g Directory for
said Bank, to serve the ensuing year.
J. H. OwsLEY, Cssl.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

TIM Kentucky State Grange has been in
session at Louisville since Tuesday last A
full delegation is in attendance. Master J..
A. Harris and wife, are delega ,es from this
county. A fine address was delivered by
Mr. NJ. ID. Dayie.
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hl illustrated periodical Published la this cuutry
Its editorials are scholarly aud convincing, aud
carry much weight. Its Illustrations ri current
eVcnis full aud fresh, and are prepared by our
best designers. With circulation Of 10000, the
Meesly j. read by at least half a million persons
aud its influence ~ an organ Of opinion is simply
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

A rRorRAcrrD meeting has been in pro-
gress at the Methodist Church, this week,
under the preaching Of Rev. Mr.. Over
street, assisted by Rev. Mr. Deering, Of
Winchester. Ky. There have been several
additions up 10 this date.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

THE negroes are making almost nightly
raids upon the hen-roosts around town.
One Of them was seen running from a roost
the other night, with a chicken under his
arm, but he ran too fast to he overtaken
pily,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

THE balls and chains which were order
ed by our trustees, to be used ON impecune-
Gus miscreants, has had good effect, that
is, in lettering them from crime. Their
fines are paid BY working on our streets.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

ArfEsrroS IL called TO The advertise.
mont ~ "Firc Proof Oil" This oil l. per-
fec,ly safe, and lasts enough longer than
the common oil to make Il as economical.
For sale by Campbell A Miller, and Pen.
dleion 4 Hooker, Grocer-, and y. n. Che.
oh, Dvuegist. ~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

\ rLocK Of Wild Turkeys were patched
and raised within Eve miles 81 llalfs Gap
stst,os. dis year. There were n inc in all,
anil four have been killed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

MARnED-On Wednesday, lat. inst. at
the residence Of the brides father, In Gar
rard county, Mr.. J, r. Pherigo, Of Crab
Orchard, and Miss Jennie Carpenter No
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

A r,-roL was accidsntly discharged in
the hand. Of some one in town Last Monday.
II created some excitement.
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WO.uE yOrTsSGs.

ovK streets are in a very muddy h,. The
crossings are 20 bad that lady can scarce
" walk thcfu.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

wAxrrp-To Bry.-A good second
hand Webster. Dictionary. Apply at this
c,Fice IL you hare one 10 -ell
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

Raw. GEo. q. BARSEs. will preach in the
Courthou.-, here, next Sunday, at half
past thrcr O'Clock, IN.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

AT the West end Of our town, Tie hlteen
or twenty acres Of land, along never fail
ing stream u fine water. At the East end,
also, are ~ many acre., equally we'll -i,na-
ted for q unncry. and We hog uw gcn,lc-
man from southsrn Kentucky, will brfy a
aiie here, aud establish atannefy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

rur long wet srcii Of warm weather, ba.
rendered the dirt roads nearly impossible,
and The pike. are also in muddy condi-
ton
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

RsNrxpsN that Csmpbcll & Miller take
all the frv.h. we'll worked butter, at 25et..,
snd eggs at eocis.. that You offer them.
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:? so per Annuin.

only riny Cents more than the cost Of this paper
alone.
Asa city weekly the Commercial offers the FOL
lowing attractions.
/. II Z, published IN the IVES, yet its news is Of
the world
3 II publishes all the news In a compact form.
g. II possesses the hest corps of Correspondents
II any paper Published on this continent.
l. It's Editorials are spicy and always readable.
5. II is thoroughly independent In politics-de
noui cling wrong and upholling right, without re-
gard Z, party or creed
g. i,s Market Reports are full and thoroughly re-
Iilhle.
. Nothing viii Ne Published In its columns I'M
suitable Tor the most refined family circle
:. Its selections always of the best. aad no
pains spared make u 10 every respect one Of, u
not TnE best weekly newspapers offered TO the
public.
In addition To the advantages offered by the
Commercial a. city Weekly, call attention TO
the following In connection with our own paper
We give all local news every week. 4 towns aud
COUNTIES in Central Kentucky. We aim to build
up TIM section of the state and are ever bund the
friend Of all classes in our midst. Her farmers,
merchants, miners, marufacturers, professional
men, traders etc, etc, will hnd our Journal their
unfailing exponent and friend.
rs- send money directly to
". z. WALTON, Publisher
Interior Journal.
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The Cordial Balm of Syricum and
TONIC PILLS

sid by Druggists eyerywhere II they DO not have
ask them to get Il ioT You, Which they can do al
any of the following h0les.,le druggists;
JOHN y. HENRY a co, New York City.
JOHNSON, HOLLoMEI.L A CO, fhila., ia
sErH = HANCE. baltimore. Nh.
4. MONTEt ~ A CO., New Orleans, la
VAN SHACK, STEVENSON REID, Chicago H.
JOHN u. PARKS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
STRONG A COBB Cleveland Ohiu.
COLLINS hI,u>, 81. Louis Mo.
TARRAND MlLLIAMsA 40, Detroit, Mich
h. 1. ALFRED, Lnuis,ille, Ky
Ior sale Is Druggists GENERALLY Ever, vhefc.
DR.. LOTlIROP Proprietor may he consnliei pro-
k,ssionauy by mail iroe 81 charge. Addfess
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CAMPBELL A MnLrR will sell your dress
cd turkeys ,n commission, or pay the long
est prize in gods.