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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-27
.rGrSTA POST OFFICE.

OFFICE HOURS.
r.,a a.,;vorv of letters. from 100 \. NJ. 10 $50
on SUNDAYS, from 9.l5 A. NJ. to lo.l5 A. NJ.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILs'
MAILS ARRIVE.
poston Portland, and West, 3.35 \. NJ. 4 10 and
awi.ton and Auburn, AIS, 6 and $50 T. Nj.
Bath and Rockland, 4,lj and $50 I. NJ,
Rockland stage via Washington, L. NJ.
Waldoboro stage, via Jefferson, r. Nj.
BELGRADE. West Waterville, Noridgewock anu
Madison l.30 p. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, +. Nj.
harrington stage via Readfeld, l3o T. NJ.
belfast. IL 20 A. NJ. and 1920 Z. NJ
belfast stage, ll0o A. Nj.
Skowhegan, ll.20 A NJ.
Grand Trunk II. K. and Canada, i.l' "4o- D.
soldiers Home II a. NJ. and +. NJ
MAILS CLOSE.
por,lond Ro.ton and West, 6 and l.20 \. NJ, lt
Lewiston and Auburn, G, $780, l2o 4. NJ.
Bath and Rockland, 6, and l.2o a. Nj.
Rsckland stage, via Washington, 6oo A. VI.
Wsldohoro' Stage, via Jefferson, 500 A. NJ.
reIgrsje. West Wateryille, Norridgewock' and
Madison, T. M. ooo, NJ
Winthrop and Monmouth, $50 $50, A. NJ, Sd p n
Pennington stage via Readheld, ~ l. NJ
Relfast. AIS z. NJ and 1000 L. NJ
Belfast stage, Ais T. M.
SLowhegan, L. Is p. NJ. and l0l5 A. NJ.
I.rand Trunk II. X. and Canada, g. ~ " M'1
,niJ;er.' Home, \. NJ. and Alb L. NJ.
DOMESTIC POSTAGE.
lrop Letters, per IL OF. l cent
Mail Letters per l-2 o., cents.
Uooks transient newspapers cncuiai>' aLu
o,ber transient printed matter, merchahal,e' anu
samples. in packages not exceeding IDS III
weight, per ounce, cent. H.. 80
S1l matter not prepaid at letter rates mus! DC 80
SCANNED that it can be examined, anu n,us' 'o"
',;n no writing whatever, except the address
;auids. glass and explosive chemcais are eN'
,hleI from the mails
MONEY ORDER OFFICE:
Especial attention is called to tne Money I've
tar as a safe and cheap method OF transmitting
mali sums of money through the mails; ans pIuers
are issued for amounts not exceeding Soo. ia'eea ~
mounts can be sent to the same person 1T 'ne
"ame time by additional orders.
,:.,. GO j ceuts.
Orders oSsr oTt essesads lo snd not o Exceeding go 10
:. S40 4" $50, % g
Nancy orders are also drawn by tins once Oh
c.nat Hyitain, Germany, and Switzerland.
Registered LETTERS. 49,
,s,,e,.. and other valuable packages may no
,orstsred to any post-offce IN the Chiteu ct i"I,
an tho payment of letter postage ana atee ~
esnts ON ta' pA' HORACE II. HAMLEN' T. NJ
April, 1875.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-27

OFFICE HOURS.
Fer delivery of letters from 100 ~ NJ. 10 o'9V
2. NJ.
on SUNDAYS, from els A. NJ. to lol3 A. NJ.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15
Assc NJ. fNsssssressei ssssprtseA
he fasstio

Mr.. PenwsaIel lives in . suburban villa,
and with him resides his wife MU. Psnt.
weasel and three little Pentweasels, two
boys and girl In order to afford the liz
tie boys an opportunity to celebrate Christ
mas in proper manner, Mr.. Pentwessel
carried to his happy home various hsrps,
horns, and other articles Of sound. also nuts
candies, raissns, two packs 6rs-crsekers,
two boxes torpedo~s, and - the browning
glory VI the Pentwearel private pyrotech-
meal display, . fve-ball Roman candle,
price ten cents. Psntweslel Vas just the
kind Of man to prepare surprises for his
excellent family. and walked about with .
knowing look upon his eountenanee. silent
ly snticipating'the joyous screams Of the
little ones when the treasures should be re-
vealed, The eonfectioneries were, however
delivered to Mrs. Peptwesssl and the show
began. The little Pentwesssls were in &C.
s,aeiss over the candy frogs, the little candy
sagels and the casdy man With pipe in
his mouth. but the reserve surprise, the
fireworks, Was what PentweaIel banked on.
The fre-eracker and torpsdoes were laid
snugiy upon the bed just underneath the
covering, and the Roman candle WAS elan
dsstinsly laid far back ON the mantle.
Evening came on and Pent wealel rose and
stretched himself in the twilight and said
La glles.ed he would No IN the cellar and
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

.. N. Mufa, Of Wellington county,
reached home Last week from Misissippi,
having sold Q carload Of mules at prices
equal 70 sbous one hundred dollars per
head In Kentucky.
On last court day ct Richmond, there
wss not the usual business done on the
streets, but good feeling wss manifested
10 trade and ell the stock offered cold OF
satisfactory prices. The trsden we're in
good spirits, and oil thought this would be
a good year for trade
Last Monday was County Court day in
stanford, and On uneventfuI one. No
stock Of any consequence o6sred, little pri.
vsts trading, and but few pcrsoss in tswn.
The day vas beautiful, though very cold,
and many ofour .ovsreigns Who usually are
prc-en, on Court days, remained o, home
to harvest ice. Those Who were prssen,
had money, and paid II out cheerfully. In
the mercantile line, business vas brisk.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15
LANCASTER NEWS.

Mn. HALL ANDERSON has been appoint
ed postmaster, rice VIM. S. Hedger, decd.
The late cold snap afforded ics for eve
rybody who Vas fortunate enough 10 have
an ice house.
LIrrLK TonxIE, son Of Mr.. T. J. White,
fell on the sidewalk the other day, and dis
located his lefi shoulder.
CrrRcurr Court business progressing slow
ly. NO, guilty was the popular verdict
in the several Commonwealth cases tried
last week.
IT is reported here that Mr.. Rucksr
will shortly remove his printing establish
ment To Somerset, and will establish .
weekly paper at that place.
TaE trial Of wn, Bland, NEGRO charg-
cd with malicious shooting, commenced
last Monday. IL is alleged that Bland was
connected with the late riot in Lancaster,
and it Was diaieult TO procure jsry.
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a Letter from AsSS Csss.
GAnRAnp Co, Ky, Jan. 6, 1874

GAnRAnD Co, Ky, Jan. =, 1874
rSslcs Interior ycs~~aii
GaBrLsnExs--I notiee q paragraph in
your paper In which I an spoken Of 90 .
VIGOROUSLY dangerous character, and ]
think IL duty owe 70 myself, my friends
and relations to state how came BY = rep.
u,ation % unenviable.
On three several occasions ] have been
compelled 70 shoot three Of my fellow men
two Of whom killed.
First During the war was fred upon
by two Federal soldiers, and in the exercise
Of tho God given RICH, Of self-dsfense I shot
and killed one Of the men who were trying
to hill me-
Second case-A darling brother vas kill
ed without provosation, and armed with a
warrant ] went with the Sheriff TO srre-t
the man Who had committed the deed. lie
resisted and fell BY my hand.
Third case-I VA fired upon and return
cd the FIRE Of ny assailant, and seriously
but not mortslly wounded him.
Fer thess several offences have been
tried and honorably acquitted. And oil
the cases did not cost me fifty dollars. And
in regard 70 the lsts bloody drama at Lam
caster, in which they say ! participated, I
think the proof will clear me, and am will
ing to surrender and woald have done %
before nov and had gone half way to Ian
caster, when I was met by friends who told
me that the excitement was too intease to
obtain justice 81 that time, and they thought
il prudent TO wait for the sober second
thought. Respectfully,
A. J. T. CONF.
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Nesrspaperiai.

The Danvills Adoooais, long recognised
- the Nc plss sltra Of country newspapers,
in point Of typographical appearance, has
recently adopted the lsrERIoK JouasALs
style Of composition on advertisements
We like 70 see such manifestations Of q de.
sire to improve on the part Of the Advocate,
and do not at all consider il an infringe
ment. Ii still retains the ancient mode Of
fancy classification however.
The Farmers JosrnaI, he. been removed
from Columbia, Adsir county, to Lebanon.
lts name will be changed to Lebanon Dom
orat, and the first number will appear Jan.
usry 18th. A. Sidney Smith, Editor.
The Louisville Daily Ecssisg Ledger has
improved most wonderfully in the past few
weeks. Its Grange department is an i'm
portsnt feature.
The Boone county Journal. published at
Florsncs BY Ban. Deerins, is . new paper.
and . ereditsble sheet.
The Hartford Herald, Ohio county, sprs.g
into life with the birth Of the nsw year.
and is ne~sy and we'll printed weekly.
w.liAcs Gruslls, editor.
The initial number Of the IIsrrodsburg
Otsar~ q Reporter appeared lsst Friday.
We look for great improvements in the sue
cssding numbers. The People,, under the
superior management Of Capt. CLARK, vas,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

Engineer VIM. McClsy hes resigned and
returned 10 bis home in Frankfort.
The Trustees will not re-let the tunnel
work 10 contractors, and sre pushing the
work with remarkable rspidi,y. Within
four mon,hs they will complete the hugs
job
A mistake In running the heading thro'
the tunnel at Kings Mountain, the result
Of csrelcssne~ or lack OF skill on the part
Of one of the Engineers, will cost the Trus
tees from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Trustees ere inviting proposals. for
1900 tons Of railroad iron for the rosd, Of
which 1900 tons are steel rails. This
looks like business.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15
GRAAGERS ~ PCBLsC.
fSsfsiiafden Of 0olosrs at HHisSse-
ellie.

Insf0Haftsn Of O0Ncere at Mufs90e-
ellie.
Corre,pe,f>sS hsisriOr Journal:
BY mutual agreement, the Oranges at
Hustonville and Milledgsville, decided to
meet ct the latter place on Saturday, the
9th inst, and have . public installation OF
both Oranges, Of officers for the ensuing
year. The Hanging Fork Grange was also
invited to be present The excessively cold
weather, the Thermometer standing near
zero, with = piercing North wind, would
not have SLOWED the most sanguine 70
have expected . large attendance. The
test proved most too severe for the Huston
vile Grange, and they declined coming
We, in our hearts, not oensuring them for
want Of courage; showing them TO lie ar
dent Patrons.
The members Of Milledgeville Grange,
from the hoary head Of the worthy Chap
lain, TO the faren curls Of . three year old
boy, were out en- masse; determined not to
be defeated by grim old Winter. Brothers
Denny and Depesw, from the Hanging
Fork Grange, with other visitors, were
present. Bro. Denny, Master Of the Grange
just named, had been invited to ofhciats In
the installation u officers, and before the
regular ceremonies, delivered . most excel
lent address. Unique in many respects, il
was productive Of great pleasure and profit.
Every sentiment was pertinent to the sub
ject and spoken with energy and psthos. A
very attractive feature Of his speech, had
reference TO the moral power that he
thought the Grange capable Of WELDING, in
the Temperance cause. lie argued, and We
think correctly, that IL We wished 70 stop
this mighty evil, We must commence at the
foundation. This poisonous stream starts
With the farmer. Let every Patron in
tho United States, refuse to sell under
my consideration, one peck or grain to the
Distiller, and in Ices than twelve months,
there will be revolution in the Temper
ance Gauss that will totally eclipse all the
efforts Of Crusaders and Good Templsrs.
To use his words; "Let the grsneriss be FILL
ed 70 the bursting asunder; let the birds Of
the air feast upon the fruit Of our labor
rather that, than for us TO assist in swelling
this torrent Of destruction" Ny limits
forbid the meritsd notice Of Bro. Denny's
address, which was rife with the finest ideas
and truths.
Tia. f,,lla~. al H.. .ast.ll.s,au ~ aH,arx
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GADvERrnrnEST.]
n the vsters Of LtW essn CSSsssfv.
Can OucuAnn Ky Ian IL la15

c, On - corv-x mn
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IL. y: -. LaI - ~. -"
ou ;" 'ne 49,. o'. .: ~ "y !, e.iissn
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70 VIZ ~ ao'u W y, o W. Ill.,
-. ~. wy : - -.
ring .ne 1% - Psn, ~e a.
one nu". III !" as .ia 49,. ~.
couny, D'e me 'ney soo'u no' wv ~
NE ,o' SoIny no' ,e-s IT,. s"a
run ,of 'ne IIs gu ~. ~ 100 in1 o ~
n'en nv n u . ", y ;m.a. -
A.p'. ~ .P ~,
oo'a eau e ne,a ~ W. s."e et
nc weir no"n !" me o
seh'eu !" run iAs' ysAL IoI o2InW H'D.
ney. IN ,anhihe 20. 'ne ,es.'A.u, q"
sc'u.Fo ~ ns lnoe' e..'' PAe,o'ism
70 re"e"ennen's nu 's'o'.i ~n 'o' o,'s
s'on, os!, A.e 'ns. '9' ~, u'"s
In'en une, u e,se, n" NV ~ ~
so's ns!" o,~n'oiu, .au quo IN
orehard, 70 Attend 10 'ne once o, ooan'y
Attorney, whist ! 70 down 20 rrank'or
ana save Tue people Of th,s grand oid Com
mon~esi'h, Ten thousahd uoiiars oy cur.
failing ehPenseS'a and making the senators
Representative hAng up ,ner o~a el9aks'
shs~is AND over-coAt. Shich item alone,
costs the people nine do'ia" per day when
the Legisl.tlre is IN session. ana ! pro
pose 10 Abolish ana cur'all many o'nsr eA-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15
FLOATING CRUHDs.

HAYS you visd that jsrked beef Al
Al. wsrreu'a
PlsAss call and ssttls your account will
Bshsn 4 ssaea
CALI q the post ofRcs and learn some.
iAias 70 your advantage.
Go 10 N. B. rssis for . perfect g. IN
slsthins Of every description.
RVS ,hsusssd old pspss fsr sale ., ,hi.
soss-st tss essts pr dsssa.
100 ssrs Of WHISKY offered ct wholesale
Se. b. Msiheny a Co, Stanford.
A LAass 10, Of Virginia ,obsceo q
~Asls.A ~ q. j. hsthssy ACe.
'Gne. q wassEH n ceiling nice New
OrlssnssSuSas 81 10 csass ~ pound.
Al vAsass he. tssrs ssSlssy Of good
sh'sss. 10 which hs ssks shs ssisshou Of
s.vuss-hsspsss,
Al wARaRS ssasds GLAD sete 10 the
and vegetable linz. just r~csiveA, fresh snd
cheap. Tell your isndiady.
Jso. ". Row, Provrisssr Of the Buffalo
8sssm Mil, rsqsssis Ne " state that be
charges the same toll zoe custom grinding
that 10 charged BY vslsr mills.
L. 4 RIP. Co, rHs man moth powder
ssapssy Of the World, =. q. Msthsny 4 Co,
arssss, Stanford, Ky. Magazines at Stan
ford and Point label. 5000 hsys blasting
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

SAMUEL LAcKsY, con Of our countymsn
q. A. Lseksy, has secured . situation ss ss-
sistant bookkeePsr in the Wholesale grocery
establishment Of Wheat a Chesney, Louis-
willie. Sam 10 an active young fellow, and
will excel in anything he undertakes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

J. WEs HockrR, one Of the best young
business men in the West End Of our coun-
", has been appointed Deputy Sheriff un-
der W. R. withers, Esq, Sheriff elect. A
better man could not have been selected.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

KESpRIcK CRow, Of this county, was III
Of bilious fever, in Atlanta, Georgia, and
telegraphed for hi. brother Oliver to come
10 his assistance. We learn that he vas
not dangerously i'll, and is now convalesc-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

Tvs latest accession to oar miist, is the
snterprisins farmer and stock trader. Mr..
Al. Jonss. and his fsmily, from Wayne.
lie resides upon the farm formerly owned
by T, N. Pennington.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

TsE lsw card Of our young friend, X. W
LnLARp, appears in our columns. lie has
swung his single in earnest. and will at
tend With promp,ne~s and fidelity to all
business entrusted 10 him.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

"TAvsaH" license, With privilege Of re-
ssiiiss spiri,s, va granted on Monday les,
70 Mr. Lumbsst, . swsds. Who has opened
Z hotel at King's Mountais. About 1000
psrsons is the average population around
this new villaxs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

ALsx. TaAILoH brought ne . fsv page.
u an old time book which he found in
:sss:as s=sy : ~;s4s= frame in AZ cid res
idcncs. The book w4 printed in the l7th
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

Ma JACKSON KING, an old and respect
ed citissn Of hadison county, committed
suicide BY cutting his throat with knife,
one day last week. Gauss, temporary de-
rsngemeat caused by continued ill-heslth,
and pscuniary troubles.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

TINS lines OF Ms. Betsy Myers, has ss-
sumed . complicated form. and her condi'
ton 10 soms~ hat precaiious.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

A LicEssE to run the "Con msrcisl Io-
tel" vas granted to J. W. Gillian, Who has
rs-rrnsed H. hsssr. johnson a Co, run
the bar, with Jimmy Dillon, "olt Grow"
behind the counter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

- ,,,., ,:: -. ,. 49, . e. :s:'; y -:
vbsa . sshudbs dos 81 tsks his pspsr out Of the
socs. - asts ~ rsnssas fss 10 not bssns tsksn
ssis V 6s pss,isss ~ he psyssat
Aey psrso. vho tsts psppr frcss the po>t-
So, sksthsv airsrtsd " his ssns 90 another, a.
vhsseer b hss sshsrribsd OF ma, y rsPoas'bIs Tor
81 ssy p..se ers..s his psp.s t!:scn,lns.i,
essun.S y I'D y sssll Tie Ey.sa, = Ssa -,
81 . certain tine ssl The pablishes eeatinues N
sod the sstsrrtt>s " bound 10 pay sr y N he tstes
u NO. The passooee. The lac prereeds upon the
o The courta have dorsded that refusing 10 tahs
ssvspsp~vs and periodicals. from the 1ussodhcs, os
rsusvise ssd SssvinG thsn uncalisd he. 10 prs~s
essss evilenes u insentioaal maud.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

Ma. JoHN c. CoorEa, Who has been con
fined 10 his houss With . ssvers cold, "a,
In his Office again for the fret time in
many weeks, on Monday last
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

Ma JoHS CoorsR has recovered Arch
Snow, 10 convslescent. Wink Aleorn, veil.
Bad colds are prevalent.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

THE election Of bank dirsstors for the
Sstiopsl, end Fsrmsp Ranks ~ Stanford
occurred lss,Tuesdsy and resulted in thsrs
election Of the old bosrds In each case. No
change will b made In the oikosp Of o.
,hsr Institution. There s no question -
10 the .olvsney Of both Institutions, sud
lhsy are conducted By mes Of character
80 sssssev
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

Axoso the ladies visiting our village
this vsek. we're the Nisra Yatss, Of Madi-
soa county. guests Of Nm. Butler.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

Tus Toe harvest Of Saturday and Mon
day last ~as the finest We have had for
many year, and the frozen luxury will BE-
both sbundant and cheap next sumusy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15
HANGING FORK
r A RIM FOR SAL Il!

Hsviss ds,sraised to sabsrt IL sssthr branch
Of bsisins.s wish 10 ell ny ara situated 90 the
Dsnvills and Stanford pike kvs milss from either
place and imiuedistsly On the Hanging fork
saIsisst,oe and n. sslsSeS veil 81 n r.. wiz
abundance Of never failing water, Q evod two
storr dwelling, Kitchen, Ram, Icchouss snd ell
oa%bss an. a,yhs,s Ts,u.' medsr,, ~ ~
particulars, call on ne On the prsnicss
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

Az Interesting Protrsc,ed meeting s in
progress ct the Methodist Church in Dan
vile, conducted by DR., Taylor, assisted BY
4. X. Brewer, Of Lebanon.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

THr intensity cold weather Of Last SUM-
day, s.s succeeded by a warm "drirrlins,
draining" rain, on Tuesday. Such sudden
changes are not healthy
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

ooLLsrioS y" taken up In one Of
the ehurehes in Stanford, on last ssndsy,
for the relief Of Kansas sufferer. from the
grssshoppsr plague.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

Ocs subscriber in the East Ead Of the
county are ossiasd thai 10 former employ.
|, - al ear. is su,herised 10 ,r....e, any
busines. Cor this offce.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

Wa pisli.h this week, . card from Mr..
=. y. Botbitt, announcing himsslf an 'in.
depesdssr' candidate for the Legislators.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

RfLIcious Noftcs There viii be q
Missionary hssdss Of shs Christian Con.
srega,iou Of Lincoln county, ct the Chris-
,ian Church. In Stanford, on Thursday,
January the ais,, ct 10 o'closh, A. n for
the porposs Of hearing full rspor, from
the financial Agent heretofore appointed to
solici, means to Evsnesliss the county
The members Of each congregation srs
hereby invited 70 be present; and especially
each financial Agent IL requested to attend
aud bring in O. full report /. possible.
BY order Of the Executive COMMITTEES.
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PERsOEAL.

Mr. JANss BsUcr, has experienced nc
change for the better.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15
HOnR yOrrsSGA

Wa would BE- glad 10 hear from our cor.
respoedeuts nett ~e~t.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

A srLsSpiD article Of pure noun tain
honey for sale ., the post Office. We thank
Mr. Warren for q slice Of Il.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

ConnrxIoH at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday. Services commencing tonight
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PRICE or TICKETS.

The Payment Of Gina uill bsgin the anh dsy
amer the brsving Tickets must he presented or
cent " kools Puddle LiorsFy buildins isass ills
Ky, where they sill 10 lAksn up And paid ~ Cash
Cheeks upon the Farmer ssd Drossp Bssh Of
Louisvills.
bearing the number d The whols Ticket There
hre Tenth VI Ticket sniitlss the holder thereof
70 One Tenth of vhstsssr ths Whole Ticket may
drsv.
Fer rtsksss sss ssSssssssss
Address
TuO. =. nnANLGrrE.
Agess saa wssASes.
rvssr hsswy oaa1n.U LssawoA -.
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L,ARM FOR sALR.

The isrm On which Csl. \. ,. hreshisridse re-
On stanford aud Knob tsch turrrtte h o6krsd
ior Ne. said farm contains about 80 acres, viii
eome,rtsbs Improvements. and vii b sold % .
vhols o. 10 psrts.
rer luther ipforms,iou apply to the spdersispss,
sdjoinirs the fsrm, or sddrsss u Shelby CITY, ~.
gu a. X. DkNNEf.
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solicit means to Evanesliss the county
The members OF each congregation ars
hsrsby invited 70 os present; and especially
esch financial agest 70 requested to attend
aud bring In o. Toll cport ss possible.
by order OF the Executive Committee
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hill several u his fellow-msn 10 sslfde-
fence. The suggestion Of the Courier Jour
nal in regard TO Best will apply W Conn,
with equal force The citissns Of Gsrrsrd
ought TO hang any man whom fate compete
to hill in elf-defenss, more than oss mn
He 10 Q bad eitirsn, and ought to be hung
to prevent the further how Of blood.
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cAH d private sale On reasonable terms ~
excellent small farm, containing ~ scr~s Of choice
lands, situated t~o mil north Of stsnfyrd. The
fsrn hes new and tommodicus farm houss upon
10 vell-vstgsa ssd eligible. Addsss ne ~
Nee osvilie
o4ns-O y, " PRACDgI
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GIFT CONCERT.
II III n LA ST
CO NC Il h II
Public Library Of Kentucky.
POSTPONED rOR
A FULL DRAWING,
TO s7th FEBRUARY, 1878.

THE SHORT POSTPOMENENr
NOW ANNOUNCED II Posi- TIVE
LIZ THE LAST AND a DRAWING
WILL POSITIVELY NJ HAD ON
9Th FEDRUARY,IN GUARANTEE
OF WHICH WE PLEDGE OUR
SELSELvES TO RE UND THE
PURCHASE PRICE OF TICKETS
IN CASE II SAOULD NOT.
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" go lad, yell iapvovsd. oeod sskesis asd
ehurshs eyssisns Dor further gsrtieular spliy