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LOCAL NOTsCEs.


CHEAPEST and best groceries at :. u
Msthcny's
100 Cad lies Virginia Twi-t Tobacco a,
y. H. Aiathcnys.
10000 ch,ice brand cigars vt whol,ssIs
at 4. d. Ms,hcny's.
Parties having Butter engagements with
Campbell n Miller nrc nriihcd that they
are nov rady to receive il Prize, 2jc.
CALL at Bohon n Stages for Drug. etc,
cheaper than yuu ever bought them for the
cash, Before buying call aud zee that this
mssns what l. said
MsrnrSrv q MARscu,Lr. have Just re-
ocived large stock " Suit 8, Pan,s aud
Oycrcost Gpc~l-, aud sre prepared to make
them mp in the beet ~ styles.
4 CAiL.--Ou. customers are respectfully
aud earnestly requisite to cone ~ ani set.
tic their accounts at once, and greatly
obligc BJuoS A SrAoG.
" you want a good fitting suit ~ clothes
made in the latest style, aud uut ~ the
best material, walk right up To- Mn,heny a
Msrschnlls Tailoring adjustment, north
side Main street.
You HAVE so Excuse. Have you any
escu- = . suffering with Dyspepsia or Live
complaint? I. there any reason why Won
should ~ on from day 10 dav complaining
With Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habit.
ual Cos,ivencs-. ralr'atiun oi the Heart,
Heart burn, Water brash, Guawins aud
burning pains q, the pit IL the stomach.
yellow Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagree.
bic taste in the mouth, Coming mp 81 fs".'
after eating, Low Spirits, SC No " Is
positively ,our own fault Il Won do. Go
10 your Druggist. B,hon 4 Stagr, and get
Bottle Of GRErS's Arousr FLOWER for %
cents your cure u cei tain, bat II you
doub, this, W, Sample ls't'le for 70 cents
and try Il. Two doses will relieve you.
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The Central Kentucky Medical u.s.
sociafiou.
L. j. CAMPBELL,
Late Lodge Deputy.

The Central kentutky Medical Associa.
ton met in the Hall Of the Knights Of
Pythla-, in D.n,illc, "Wednesday, 10Th
inst, President Dunlap in the Chair. The
attendance was fair in spite of the inclem.
cncy of the weather.
DIR. McMurIry, of Danville, opened the
debate with Il paper on Sricture Of N,
CrctLd.
Dr. Spilman, of llarrodsburg, read sec.
,ional report on the progress OF Medicine,
Physiology, and Medical Pathology.
DR. Tucker, OF Danville, reported case OF
Hyd noihorar wh pdraoentisis horaiei., per
formed with DieuLldys Aspindtr.
De- McMurtry, Of Dunville, reported
case Of Resection Of the Elbow Joint, per-
formed by the late DIR, J. u. Jackson.
Dr. Tucker, reported case Of Schirrus of
the Mammary AMI Auxiliary glands.
DIR, Myer, OF Bo,le, reported case of Is
Dr. Harlan, of Danville, presented pa
lient suffering from disease OF Aoltic uulres.
Dr. Craig, If Stanford, presen.ed patho-
logical specimen, showing contraction aud
ealcureous degeneration Of the Ao.Gc
rdites
Dr McMuriry exhibited some new in
strumrnt- used IN the Diagnosis and treat.
ment of Structure. \ copy consisting OF
tao large volumes Of the Medical aud Sur
gical history OF the war Of the rebellion,
MAS presented to the Association 10y the
Hon. NJ. J. Durham, member of Congress,
from this district.
A commute consisting Of DIS. Spilman,
Craig, Huffman and Erwin, was appointed
to prepar resolutions relative to the death
of the late Dr. J. D. Jackson.
Com'iilIte ON questions reported Rerpa-
raj E5rer, as subject for debate at the next
meeting. DIR. J. l.. Price, of Mercer, to
lead.
The follosing officers were elected for the
next year, President. DR.. A. d. Price, OF
llarrodsburg Vice President, Dr. :. z.
Craig, Stanford Cor. Secretary. d. J. |.
Smith, L. 5. Army, Lancaster Treasurer,
DR. Nelson, Danyille An elegant dinner
was given the Association at the Weaiher-
ford lIeuse, by the members of the Boy lie
county Society.
The Association adjourned to meet at
Lancaster, On the Srj Wednesday in April,
1874.
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CowARpLY Acr.-The railroad com
pary has in its employ at this lace, one
Emanuel Mitchell, as Depot Policeman.
His pay A. such, is merely nominal, but
that, for sometime, has been his only risi-
tie means Of support. His real support,
however, has been derived from the hard
work Of his wife and daughter; and for
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TT RAYS every Manufacture. Merchant, Mechanic.
Inventor, FaImer. OF Professional man, to keep
informel on all th. improvements and discoveries
OF the age.
IL PAYS the head Of every f,rnisy to Introduce
into his hpu.ehold newspaper that j. Instructive
one thai sisters taste r Investigation. and pre-
niotes Thought anl eneouras discussion ainonsthe
1Ins SCIENTIFIC AaERIcAs which has been pul
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In fact II Is the only weekly paer published IL M,
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~ Inyentions and New Discoveries In the Arts aud
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Every number Is prof,lsly illustrated and "a,
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aud s.ieniic lnsress II the World Dc-'ription,.
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THE s,1ESuFic ArERicAR has lsfn the fore,n a.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

NEAR the first fridge on the IIustonyillc
pike leading out # Stanford, there was u
we'll bored few wears ago which was
strongly sulpher, Within year or two
pat the sui her taste has nearly pas. ed
away, aud the water now has only the slight
est faint ofsulpher. This is accounted for
on the ground that perhaps fresh water
springs have found their way into the main
source Of supply. This To be regretted, as
the water was, at first, as fine as any medi-
cal sp'ing in the state, Us il contained, ac-
cording to analysis, some Of the best medi-
cinal qualities.
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W. learn that a number Of people from
the North, and even some from the much
boas'e'l Of Vest, have visited the county Of
Pulaski since the location Of the G. :. r. r.,
with a view IL hunting out homes along the
line, where they could buy lands suited
to fruit AMI tobacco cnlturc. aud also min.
ing lands. That county {. destined to be
come greatly populated within the next dc.
cadc. 50 mote il be.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

THERE are many amusing as we'll a. az.
rivating things occurring at the post Office
here daily. Yesterday v,rdant country.
man made hasty and boisterous descent
upon the man Of letters and asked: is those
letter come for me yet, Tine cetten' mighty
worn d about emp Uncle Jimmie an.
swered him with most sympathetic ma
sir" With de-pcr ate determination 10
settle his worry" the verdan, countryman
a-ked; "Well, ain't there nary mother poet
office in town."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

From present indications we fear that
the coming ter,n Of the Apri, Circuit Court
will show u goodly number of suits for debt
in the county Of Lincoln. This is to be
greatly rejected, and We hope that times
will get better in few weeks, soas to avoid
such a state Of affairs. Those Who are able
to hold their claims against those who are
not just now able to pay, should do 81, by
all means Times are hard, and those Of
our ciliz NJ who are able To indulge an
honest debtor, should not fail to grant the
indulgence.
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PATIENTS.

In ~ ectian With Tn SsTKNIifIc ANEsl A..
Nrssrs, AtsA A i0.arc solicitors OF Anlsrisui ans
Foreign fsirns md have the irst~t csiahlishb en-
Ia the Sosld More lhan dfy thans nd app icn-
u"us have been male Soc paients thr0ash their
agency
Patent. ar. oh tsinsi on ths ho.i terms Mo- "A. Of
New invsntions ant Skstriies oNamine,l a. A al
tirs nee. 40 Gal nniiee + nair In TnF selEN.
rffn AahtisAN ~ al lnscniiins pairns a through
inis tgrncN, vita the n1iue and n,.idsnes Of III.
fl'eutfe Patents are onsn y NJ 10 nart or xh.L,
p I'sr-iHs attrgets-l 10 IN, insenthn Nv such M.
iie" srni 30 va aphlei. Containing fal direction,
ha o.irining faicnis bound vulunle Containing
The i'aitni Lave, ensus efihe L. -, nd Ii3 En-
siasin-s ~ mcdaniel n'oveinsniN liie Is cent?
Atln~ o. tho ptpcT, or canesrnng Patents
~ 40. ~ Park K,s. Ne~ York
irlneh ia. 90. . A5ih 81, Ms.hin 4, 4.
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Psar Trcr seem. h N

PRor Ticr scemsto be "under the wes'h-
er." consi lerahlv. Of late. Iii. prediction.
are widely NJ variance with the facts. In.
stead n cold and dreary storms. W" have
had heavy. warm rains; mild, bright DAYS.
and sr~'hin- hut winter weather. The
dav' n the ioth ari 2o'h. uonli DO credit
I" the last dar- Of February. So, at least,
Il has been here.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

Tnr distillsrs Of this county, and all
Others who lay have lot of whisky on
hand, viii be glad to hear that Congress. will
perhaps reduce thelax thereon considerably.
We believe there is bat one disiillery run.
ming in this conniy The present season =
that Of VIM. NJ. Ball; who is makh,ga lttle
less than barrel day. This is little
singular, too, when We consider the vast
corn crop OF last year Il has tendency,
however, to cheaper bread-luii, for which
the poor are M doubt duly grateful There
are fewer di,tilleries running in any Of the
large corn raising counties OF Central Ken
tucky thsn In past war.
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Temperance

understand that there is SEN
timent among a number OF the prom
inent Young gentlemen Of Stanford
aud vicinity. tn have the defnnct lodge Of
Good Templars re organized here, that they
nsy co-opssate with il. ! have just receiv-
cd proposition from the Executive Com
mittce IL the Order in Kentucky, 10 rrmit
all dues against the old lodge at Stanford
ii its members desire to re-organize at once,
II there are ,hos, in town who desire to
help the lodge To its feer, would feel hap
py TO turn owl to them the Charter and
paraphanala Of the defu c, lodge, and also
take p II in the reorganization OF 50 noble
an order in our nlidst.
L. J. CAMPBELL,
Late Lodge Deputy.
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IT i.not necessary for any individual who
NAV feel himself agrieved by any statement,
that may appear in the local or editorial
columns Of this paper, to vent his spleen in
angry words to our reporters. We THE cd.
itor) arc alone responsible, as we never
publish anything derogaiory of a person
until We are sure the facts will warrant the
statement. So do not waste your imagina-
~ bravery on them, for you may need il
in interviewing the proper person.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

JIv. In Bnrcr took srccinl rains during
his vi.i, 10 the cities ~ the Fast recer'iv,
to insrcc' tho prominent livery stables
'hsrrin. with Wow ~ ADOPTING such rlsns
md WORKINGS as were novel. and worthy ~
i~i','ion. 10 the end that he mich, have NJ
comrle'e stable ~ can h. found elsewhere
look out Tor something new In his line.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

HAYDES BRoruERs take the prcscn
opportunity, at the opcning Of the New
Year. To inform their many friends and the
general pn' lie, that their Stock Of Bont-,
Shoes, Over. coats, aud. in fact. everything
in the Clothing and Furnishing line. il
complete and Of the hes, msterial. The
above goods they offer to close out at sac.
ri6cc in order to make room for their
Spring Stock, which will be very extensive
and varied.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

ALrnorGn Mr.. A. &. Woodson, our Frye's
Creek correspondent, has laid us under neal
ly weekly obligations cor the Las, six months
We never had the pleasure II his acquaint.
ance until Saturday last, when he Dropped
in to see US. We made him take the oath
to send in the news every week, and in the
event Of his failure to do so, suit will be
instituted against him for perjury.
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DoNrsIIo IrrMs For fair rcmnner.
alton, We have "lcased" for the year, to
Mesr-. Campbell & Miller (who u the com.
mnniiy know are men of fair dealing aud
cnterpriscl column in III JouRSAi, with
the above caption. In their unique saluia.
tory. published IN this issue, they state
their objects and intentions. According to
the terms Of their contract With rs, they are
to make their column interesting and en-.
tcrtninine, a least to the local reader
That Campbell will do IL, no old patron Of
thi- paper viii doubt. Don't fail to read
"Domcaic Hemsr
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Mn. J, b GREEN, the indefatigable mar.
rhal Of the State Order Of God Templars,
was in town the other day to take steps TO-
ward recognizing the Lodge in Stanford,
and procured several names to his paper,
We wish him much succcss.
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HAyprS BRoruins invite special at
,ention by the public to their really large
md elegant stock of we'll selected Furni-
,ure, Carpets, Mattresses, etc, etc, which
they purchased for cash and can sell at ci ty
manufacturer prices.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

AFTER the withdrawal Of Mr.. Stevenson
from the Senatorial contest, Mr.. Narnon
chen cast his vote for General Williams
and Mr.. Shanks east his for Mr. Beck.
Both had previously supported Mr. Ste
venson. We notice that Col, Grigsby. OF
Boyle, also voted for Beck.
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NEWSPAPERIAL.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
l77e. NEW YORK. 1870.

Eighteen hundred and srventy-.is is the Center.
NAL wear. II Is also the year In which an Oppoa'-
tinn 1i6use 81 Representatives, the frst since the
war; will &c in power at washingtan and the year
oi the twenty -thirt election of President Of the
United States. All Of these events 10 he af
great interest ani importance, especially the two
latter; and all Of them and everything connected
with them will he fully and and hcshiy reporte
ani exp"u ndel Ia TrESrS
The Opposition iIousr Of Representatives, taking
up the line Of Inquiry. "rened years ago BY TmE
srN. will sternlv aud diligently investigate IN.
corrupions and misele--ls 81 GRASr's adn,inisfrn-
ton anil viii, n y 10 lr hoped lay the fuDdatian
or now and hotter perid In our national history.
or oil this TUE SrN viii contain plete AMI
rate accounts furnishing Its readers with early sud
trust worthy Information these absorbing TOPPER.
The twcnty-fhiri Presidential election with the
preparations fir ", will b. memorable a. deciding
upon Gn.Nr's aspirations for n third term n power
and under. aud SIN more as deciding who shall
he the e.,ndidH'e 81 the party Of ReLrm. and
jecis. those who read ruE srs will have the con-
strnt nears heing thoroughly well inisrmed
The WEEKLY srN. which has attained a circuls-
ilon II eighty e,sand copies, already has its
readers IN cvsrv state and Territory, and trust
that the wear 1876 will thoir numbers doubled.
u viii continue To NJ a thnrouah Newspaper. All
the general news ofthe day will he fhund In IL
condensed when unimporiani. nj full length whea
o. nloment; and q WAYS, we trust, tr,ated In clear
inseresiing and instructive manner.
u Il our ain In make thu WEEKLY 81. the hest
ramily new paper In the world and We shall coniin-
To give lie ITS columns lirge of nlirrei-
laneoas rtTisiig, such as stories tncs, ~nis s,eh-
tltc Intelligence and agricultural inf nation, tar
which W. not able H. make room in Our iaiiy
eliton. The agricul ural depart ent especially IL
one Of Its prominent hsiurcs. the fashions ara
gtltrly reported In Its colunint; aud are The
markets ot every Kind.
The wELKLr SrS, eight pages with hny-six
broad columns isonly si;Oo year postage prepaid
As this price barely rays the Gust ~ the paper,
discount he made from this rate cluhs agents.
osimasters, ~ any one.
The DAILY suS, large four page newspaper az
twenty eight columns. gives all the news fpr two
cents copy subss riltions posiagr paid, Sc .
month or 20 30 y year. srSDAY edition extra,
81 10 per yeir We have no travelling agents.
Address, THE sun, New York Oily.
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THE Myers Hotel has always been noted
for its fine fare aud excellent accommoda-
tious. The pre-en, proprietor, Mr.. J. b.
Owens, is more than sustaining its former
reputation. There is no finer kept kotel in
this or any other town, and il you stop
with him once, you will be sure to call
IN him again. True as gospel, asked any
body that has tried H.
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ONE OF our young men concluded thai he
Was cut out for farmer, and so he went
out on farm this year, and the first thing
he found necessary to have done was to
make watereap. lie pitched in and
made III but put the cart before the horse
by pointing the ends Of his rails out Of the
water, up stream. The fst food tide that
seomes along will, Ct eoure, send his gap
where the ''wopdbine twineih."
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Tar winter term Of the GarrsId Circuit
Court will begin on the mi Monday in
next month-february liih. so far, the
docket IL not very large. but il !. likely to
swell considerably during the next two
x.eks
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

THl district School has been removed
from the house just above the Post oiiiee,
~ the rUom on Somerset street 'outh Of the
stanford Hotel.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

IIorsr-Krrrrns when you 90 to the new
Millinery Store of Mrs Really, don't fail 10
call In anil examine the excellent stock Of
Fancy Groceries, at the T. n. Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

: Tnr Christian hurch a, thi. place ha'
employed Elder nallou for thi, year. lie
gill preach three Sundays during cach
rnonth-iirst, second, and third.
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Mn. d. MArrISGLY, une Of the proprie-
tors Of the stanford Wooden and Girls, mill
was married 10 Mis- Stevenson last week
Of the residence oi T. McCar,y.
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RrSAwAy.--A few days ago a pair of
horses kitchcd tss wagon md driven by q
by hoy, took fright a. they we're going up
Main street, nd started oil at fearful
speed. The it'll fellow held on to the rcins
vigorously, and -uccceded In stopping them
before any damage was dune. The entire
population turned mt TO witness the fun.
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foR all kinds q canned fruits, yes,,a.
ble-, preserve, jcllies, honey, candies, nut,
and fancy groceries generally, Wearen 4
McAlisic are certainly head scatter.
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CAIi. aud sec wearcn a Nc Alisicr's large
stock Of new aud cheap groceries before
buying elsewhere.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

VIZ saw the claws Ola grey VIII whih
was killed in Laurel county this winter.
They were nearly a. large rs ,ieer's.
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TnE knotty problem Of live, viz:
"WurREwIruhILsh shall we be fed ",
shall be happy.
WE also
AID theT IN determining the
kSorrIER questions of domestic
Iuropr,Scr. VIVA, IN b,v-uh.r. :,
Inv lo,, 4, IA, aud of,rlom d I,,,
To live long il is necessary to live slow
ly, to live well, buy your supplies from
''"P"e"'
hsy- Curr,n, Je,Iv Sh,le, p,o..,v,s
| Slocomb- Mincer,.a, and AMI. Ru,,., no,
nave "'ce'y now
SD we receive ehoiee Nor'hen apples
Can a lover be called sutton when he
doesn't suit her? That's the trouble with
DFS- Italian Macaroni, Dutch Saur
Kraut. Black River Cheese D,umest;c Ia.
Crqnberri,s II, In Eli N.,nre,s aj,iaraJ ,a"'
aum.
,e,- nj, -
and rooL ;n,, n,,,,, ,.n -. mummy
""e 'na' W. '"'has are Tor t'e best,
o"' o''ler'ns some 81 Us 10 Tell when
we '"''ohS "r 'he second pest comes from.
"es"'S' VIZ II nave 10 'uih''h h'em 100
Ia Canned tomatoes. Yarmouth corn.
Lima beans and Asparagus are palatable.
ss,- We b,v. i,s, r,.o;,od
v. '"e oeS' i.'r! s'i' III me market. Use
'"' o''''e w '"e Pouh' o' o"''er'
RIM povs RIM, JIoo,l., Al Inf.
va, "''"' our N'''''' s'irk "' 'ahly'
anu = '''"''s u '"' y" al '''''e boys wa"
f''''"' '"'"''e"'N WIN '"''r 'aee' washed
"''' 'o"''e'' W :" q"'eA' """ se'
'o'' '"a'e'
sns~ Until fur her notice We will sell
choice lemons aud oranges at fifty cents a
uoA'"
That we are nation Is, We believe. fully
established by the Eat of war. That We
are peculiar nation Is likewise generally
Aud one If the nations peculi.
arities is to get the most for the Ieas,
amount of money. In that particular.
however, ne are un.American-a F.ie,
Heather Chinee, Irishman or IIo,ient
for we persist in reversing the rule, AMI oirc
the most for the least amount Of none, u
For instance, we give ten pounds Of Caro-
lima rice for dollar.
n-,.,
Rice Pudding and ksisin Dumplings ART
not To be grinned at.
b,C,re the realistic ,s.,s Of ,o-d,v NJ
-. n :, ''":
u 'eher"oie PhantaSm, siirered over with
cred IN philosophy, morals, and even reli-
eion, has gathered mp it, ancient .uds and
'kedaddled before the aarsraf heats of
science and investigation. One of the old
Get and ston;e-t, long deemed the crystali-
zaiion Of social orthodoxy, is the idea that
my wife's butter cant be beat in the
world Now, butter-hatching friends, al. !
low ~ to intimate, in the most delicate
manner possible, that we are judges Of that
commodity; that when we fash our optics
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

Tuosr indebted TO me will d. me grea,
favoi by settling their accounts at once.
Mas. l.. Really.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

CAxSrp Peaches, Pear, Pine APPLES,
I'cas, Yarmouth Corn, Tomatoes, etc. at
the L. q. Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

FoR ITamc., Chains, Collar, Hoes, Picks
Sho,,.s, Forks. and all su,h goods, 20 Ia
Mearen n McAlisierr.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-21

Mscu,SI $, farmers, aud other, are in
vi,ed 10 call aud see the new stock Of Hard
ware, sc, at Wearc Il MeAhster'-.