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The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
r YOU WANT 10 BE STRONG, HEAL.
THY AND VIGOROUS,

Take e. r. Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron.
NO Language can convey an adequate idea
Of The Immediate and almost miraculous
change produced by takirg E. F. Kunkel's
Bitter Wine OF Iron In the diseased, debili-
tated and shattered nervous sys' 'em.
Whether broken down by excess, weak by
nature or impaired by sic ness, the relaxed
and unstlu1g organization is restored to
perfect henl,h ana vigor. Sid only in 81
bottles. Office and store, No. $50 North
Ninth street. Only In 81 bott es. Sold by
all druggists - T,r'l
The Morning herald., 1876-09-09

Oysters are selling along the aiyland
shore at thirty cents per bushel.
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PHILADELPHIA MAkKETs.
Stock Market.

/. FHILADELPHIA. September 7, 1879.
sold lO9M@1l0 Pittsburg, IT.:
T" s. 1881 llSN@ tusville and
5-lOs 1S85lls7s@ Buffalo R.R.974@1O
July lS05lls' a@llSA Catiwissa lOlGI2H
July 1Sb7lli's9ll6N GOLD vALUEI !
"July lSbSlio a Eng Sou 1891.
",O-s6s ll57<@sales ~. silver 4SO@4S.
New Is IL, <@llT 20 Reichsm 475@yAS(
Gity8's Newl1( oil. 2Oti acs( Nap) 3S5@:9]
U. Ccs.orN.Jt. GEtM 2jk.Oner3 6.1@t 33
Penna r. R.4N @ASA Prus thalrs 66GT
Phila u Read Roubles, C old 7O@j5
RR, 4i@'nS
nhila 4 Eriel51m@ lo
Lehigh VaLJiI@irM ".
. Nav Stocko0 a.. @
Hestonvi le25A@'l4.t
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BOOTS 4 SHOES,
ryHEAP SHOE STORE,

Having lifted up my shoe store, No. 81
East Sixth street, and laid in Q larger stock
than ever befo.e. am ready to an 4taat
III IA The EASTERN portion Of tne cify
- "a all kinds Of boots and shoes, 10.
hE below those heretofore charged. Tlel
Q4.YraGk made to order. and mending
s7SFzr1rI. I, =
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FINANCIAL.
WILN LNGToN, SeptemberS
GOLD AND BOND QUOTATIONS.. s
Reported by Craige, Johnson 4 Co., q. f..
sss and Brokers, Sixth and Market Sis, ~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

A STRANGE request Of dying woman
who lived in this county, in the part that is
known as the Knobs, was literally O. mpli-
with. She had fingered for some time
with Consumption, but at the time Of her
death, was engaged To DO married. Just
before she died, she called her b.troihed to
her and urged him to meet her in Heaven
Then she gave directions that every thing
he had ever given her, be placed in the
coffin with her-which was done, the whole
forming a most singular collection along
side a corpse. All the little mementos
such as photographs, lock Of hair, &c, wers
hurried with he', even to stick Of candy
in each hand.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

MysrERIous.--rhere il a IMPORT from
Kings Mountain, Of a raid sayoring 81 the
old fashioned Ku Klux style Of things. II
seems that there Is a widow named sickle',
residing there, in whose family is an UNI
married daughter. A young man named
rlunkey, has been paying court 10 the
younger woman for some time, and has
been warned by outside parties to quit tho
premises. On Sunday nigh, lat, the va.
man sought refuge at Capt Nenables, be-
traying considerable alarm, aud alleging
that their house had been entered by a
mob, and the Young man taken away. lie
was missing ON Monday. The occupants
OF seseral shanties, state that they heard a
party passing in the night in which. Was
one pleading piteously for release. During
the search which ensued, a collar, identid-
ed as Plunkey's, aud bloody rope we're
found. The man had not turned up on
Tuesday afternoon.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

MsSsLAronrrR.-w had been pro -
ised a full account Of the trial Of Arnold
before the Examining Cou I, at Ian caster
for the killing Of Andy Conn, but "a the
trial was postponed until yesterday, II wa
too late for our present issue, and we can
only give the facts as reported. One night
last week, Conn went to Arnold's house and
demanded admittance, which was refused,
and he forced his way in. A scufIlc ensued
between the man Conn, and the wife and
daughter OF Arnold, whereupon, Arnold
drew an old musket and shot Conn in the
neck, killing him instantly. II is also said
that an Irishman was with Conn, who took
rife from Arnold AMI threw II out into
the yard, and then went of. Conn killed
son Of Arnold son,e time ago, and of
course there had been bad feeling between
the parties ever since. We abstain from
giving further particulars until after the
trial.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

MuRDER.-Last SATURDAY night, John
Murray, an cd man, was murdered on Mr..
Flannery'- work, on the c. s. RR. Itap
pears that he had come down on the work
to collect bill from a notorious and dis
reputable woman, named Cook. A diff.
Guilty arose about it. and the woman had
Murray arrested. There being no officer
near, the Magistrate who isu,d the war
rant, gave Murray over into the keeping Of
James Hughes, aud Simeon Davis, who re-
,unined with their prisoner, 1T Mrs. Cooks.
About midnight, as we learn, this Mrs.
Cook, determining TO make clean sweep,
both Of her debt and the old man, leveled a
pistol at him, aud fired, the ball taking ef-
feet. In the scuille, the woman received a
cut across the hand from large knife held
by Murray. Hughes then rushed On Muir
ray, and with hammer, literally heat his
brains out. The murderers then fed. but
on Monday, Jailer Shepherd, Of Somerset,
came across Hughes at Waynesburg, and
took him under arrest.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

Rev Mn. KIRK, Of Case; county, l. a
pronounced candidate for Congress !, this
Di trict. lie will take the stump shortly
We understand, and endcavor To show that
he ia competen, to do the work which Beck
neglected, aud in which Durham has -ig
nally failed. His theory seems to be, that
the evangelizaiion Of the world can be ef
fected only by means Of the publication o
the American Congress, Cabinet. aud Exec
ulive. A second Hercules, he is willing to
undertake the cleansing Of these Augear
stables, aud is confident Of success.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

Eight we'll stocked grocery stores in Stan
ford, and each pledged to it-elf TO eel
goods as low for cash. a. Danvillc, OF any
other arket in Central Kentucky.
Toilet Soaps of a dozen different vsrie.
ties at from so cts to 81 rs per dozen. Gef.
man Soap at 30 cts per dozen. Irish and
India Soap a, 81 90 per dozen. Soda Ash
Soap at bets per pound.
Dried apple, peaches, pears and prune.
ALWAYS on hands. Also cans, hominy
peas, rice, cat meal, barley, ssgo, tapioca,
graham flower, cracked wheat, chee-c.
M caroni, vermicello, krant and canned
vegetables Of every description.
nd- A complete stock OF collars, hame,
trsce-cbains, hame- strings, back bands.
blind brides, girths, bridle-reins, riding
brides, bits. buckles, snaps, harness thread,
rivcts, avis, lacks, etc. Reasonable reduc-
tions made for full sets Of gear.
~ Every farmer should own q farm.
bell. Nothing more useful in case Of fire,
accident, sudden sickness and for calling
the farmer and his hands 10 meals. We
have just accepted the agency of the cele.
brated Fredericktown Bell makers. and arr
offering their medium farm bell at "a 80.
Call and see IL.
We have the acknowledged champion ~
the hoe kind. II il hand hammered, and
layed with best cast steel, and Is uncondi-
tionally warranted tn IT. nd in every part
from eye to edge. Three sizes; large plan
ter, garden, and sprouting. The sprouting
hoe Is especially and prominently the bo-.
IL small tools m the farm. Ask, 10 Fsrris
T. NJ. Pennington, L. II. Singleton, 81 al
about them.
Abou; Seeds for the Kitchen Garden
Peas for early use, plant McLane's Little
Gem or Hero, dwarf varieties; Early Kent,
Champion Of England, or Carriers first
crop, stick; for succession, and for The
main late crop, plant White Marrowfat.
For Radishes, earliest, get French Break
fast, Scarlet Short Top; and for Summer
use, White Summer Turnip. Bush Beans
German Wax, China Red Eye, yellow
Six Weeks, or Valentine, all early and fine.
Cabbage dutch or drumhea,l; Cucum.
ber--Earliest Russian, White Spine 4 Clus-
ter, for late pickles; the long green is the STAN
dsrd. Lettuce--Early Briggs or Ferry's
Earliest, Early curled Simpson, or silesia.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

DISTRICT ASSOCIATIONS - Two reason.
have con.pired to pre-, emit a large attend.
anec vt the exercises NJ ~ Baptist Church
The week; VERY diagrccable weather aud
fear Of the scarlet fever. II .to be re-
grettcd, as these meeting. are Of most in
structivc and excellent nature. Nothing
was done nj the morning services Of the
first day. save the erection Of Moderator and
Clerk, Rev. d. A. Chenault. being chosen
TO the former. and Rev. A.. T. Chcnault, to
the latter position. At the afternoon SER
vices, Rev. W. W. Harris, Of Lancaster,
preached on the subject assigned him; "ln
what s,n-e does Baptism save u.s." lie made
most conclusive argument, yet, quite an
animated md instructing discussion grew
nut Of il. Rev Mr.. Bakers sermon that
was Intended for the Introductory Exercis-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

STANFORD FEMALE CoLLGE-The TOW n
Of Stanford, county Of Ii ,coln, and the
adjacent counties, have never had finer
school for their children than the Stanford
Female Collge. Not until a very few
years ago, have the parents Of Stanford and
Lincoln county, especially, had any College
where they could educate their daughters.
To Mrs. 5. c. TruehearI, the gifted and
energetic Principal Of this Institution OF
learning, they are indebted for the excel
lence To which il has attained. Her aim
has been, from tie beginning. to make il a
srst class school in all Of its departments,
and from the tone OF public opinion, We
believe that she has achieved success. The
constant increase Of pupils, and the ad-
vanccment made by them in their studies
n shown in the various examinations and
exhibitions Of the school, are sufficient evil
dencc Of the fact, that this College is wor-
thu Of all consideration and support.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

A GENTLEMAN informed rs last Monday
that As he was passing the highway near
one Of the border towns Of this county, he
overlook a small drove Of mountain cattle
thin in nesh and not very slightly any way
They were being driven by two stalwarl
mountainccrs. A man OF the neighborhood
was trying to buy them. He enquired the
price per head or per 100 lb'. The owner
priced them rather high. as the would-be
buyer conceived, whereupon the man said
You are the biggest fool who has eveI
passed through here with cattle for sale
Do you suppose any body is green enough
to give half Of your price for them thing.
which n respectable buzzard would refuse to
eat?" No sooner was this uttered than the
droyer drew back his arm and gave the inl'
peiuous fellow blow square in the mouth
which knocked out two teeth and caused
the blood to ilow quite freely, and felled
him to the ground. The cattle man passed
On as IL nothing unusual had happened and
the other man went ON his way home, .
wiser and bloodier trader.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

VIZ saw large number Of water maple.
carried to the Buffalo Cemetery this week
which were planted around the enclosure
These, when grown for few year,, will
add greatly to the picturesque beauty oil
the grounds. 4 few Eyergreens planted
On the corners of the lots in the Cemetery
would add still greater beauty to them
This burial place is susceptible Of such i'm
proyement rs would render II second Il
rome in the Central part Of the State, and
those Of our citizens whose relatives and
friends are inferred there, are able to make
every needed improvement
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

TnE Tines and Koauckiaa has the fol.
lowing mention OF Judge Sauiley's speech
at Springfield, last Mo day. We are proud
to know that he is creating great cnthusi-
asm wherever he goes;-"Col. Sauhey, Of
Lincoln, led of in an old-,ime Democratic
speech, full Of point and power, rich in
historic facts, aud warm with impassioned
eloquence. Mr.. Sauhey is very fnc
speaker, aiiiuent with thought, and fluent
in language, and the repeated cheers 81 the
gra,i6ed audience fave ilaitering evidence
of the succ~ss of his effort"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

JupoE NJ. c. SArrLEy, a candidate fol
Common Pleas Court Judge, has made a
lit Of appointments to speak at several
points In Gsrrard county. next week. W.
hope the people will turn out to hear him
As he /. fine speaker, and, IL elected, would
make an excellent Judge. Lincoln county
has peculiar claims on the people Of th,
District, aud we cherish the hope that
Judg Saufley will receive the nomination
However, we will abide the action Of tho
Danviile Convention, aud support its nomi
nee, cbecrfully.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31


a,rors-,yCn,ps
FoR A Rusty NICKEL.
Drau that through voDr teeth.
good axe Tor nise'N cents.
n GOOD Ili'eNe, .or slN,y esn.' .o
ne"ehnuer our sar'n oeis u. ="
Mince Meat IN hve pound oneSetS al q
rnccs OF morse -h9es rcureeu 'h'S Neek,
we make Specia''y IN LIN anu 'aiane"
ware
a new STOCK oil iaoie 'uuefS just re-
received 20.
Mince Meat in bulk, al los een''' per
pound
a nice lea Gam ter ana one po"hd OF
f', ~, .''e.n n;i V b.. and c,,s. n,
80. ,n,, s,nres
Try the Kelly Axe-,he best in the mar
ket-warran,ed.
We have the most durable clothes horse
in the market. offered cheap.
Blacksmiths VIII 90 well !" get our prices
on IRON; o,ee's, ,'' ''"o' W." '"''
A nice LOT Of flower vases, flower pots and
flower seeds, rustic baskets, etc.
A BIT OF hrniled beei - Inxnry that IL
now eo"' ,a o.. III and
Diamond Drip Syrup in town.
VIZ have an excellent pruning shear at
Sl:2 which every FARMER should nave.
Orange patent fence" Price l0cts per
pound.
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BrsTyEss NOTICES.


Said, A p.,,...,. a nm, =. lq..,
INV '''"" " WV " ''''
x,,,", wv" WV s'''' - "
''"'"' =
100 Cad LEE virginia Twist Tobacco n
\ IL. Mathew.
10000 ch.icc brand cigars at wholc-al,
at IS. H. Mathcnys.
CALL and see our stoclCof jewelry. An
dcr-on a Mckobcns.
81 a., 4,
~ iVNsw Fo"u i'"o'"y nay '''e"
'"f safe ny y hf'ght
,x,.,.ox a u,po,,yrs lao. al.
6,s .,lec,ion If Vi,,.r.
lIEAiQr Anrrns for eenilcmcn'- furnish.
Ing goods at ". II. Tcvi-'.
10 to John ". Craig'. aud zee his beauti-
fnl sp iHg Dress Goods, just received.
,,,
. I'VE "ssvT ''cn''emen "n"c 1,''''
sPee'a''y-e"'' a"" examine MS ""cs
Lt~,. s"PPN W .se,c- 70, ~ va
ch,"e- J"-' 'e''"'" " ''"ue'-"h "e""o-
"s'
Iv van want, T,unl mr. y.li.. T.v;.
can III, ,nu N. lc,r. the b.., s,ocl In
,.n,,,i ke,,.clx
Tng largest and best ~, ~ Gold Pens,
ever brought Ia Stamford, for sale BY An
der-on a Mcliobcrts.
y. u. Itvis has just rccei,cd a large
stock 81 Mems Boo'- aud Shoes, which he Is
selling very low tor cash.
,,.r. -. l.. nm. co,.
-, ".' pr 800"
~u,yI, W1p "" wv '" wv
I" N'''e"" "''"
GrSriSy B-. tipar nj And.r.on A
NcRnbc,,.i a, 4 cents ,n;.c,. a. ,..r hun.
,IrJ. ar $50 u.r ,bou,apJ
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

Gov. McCRElRr has pardoned Joseph
Hughes, who wa. sent 10 the P,nitentiary
from this county, for four years, on a
charge Of killing a negro man near Stan
ford, In 1874 Mr.. Hughes has been in
prison II months. lie arrived at home
last Friday, and those who have seen him
cav he looks a. will as be ever did.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

LINCOLN COUNTY l. blessed with water
courses in nearly every p,rt. Dix River,
Hanging Fork, I.ogan's Creek, Cedar Creek
and Buck Creek, each has from INC TO Eve
MILL upon Il, exclusively water power,
while several have steam attachments 10 be
used during drouth. In addition 10 these
we have four or five Steam Mills exclusive
ly, for grinding grain, and others in various
parts Of the county, for saving NJ the al
most inexbaustless poplar oak and chestnut
forests which abound in the Eastern edge Of
the county.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

DIED-Engsne, little son Of J. 4. and
s. D. Bruce, died last Tuesday, with Scar
let fever, aiiei four days illness. lie was
bright boy, and being the only child, his
loss will be the keener felt by his do,ins
parents. The funeral was preached by Mr.
MeReber,s, aud the remains inferred Ia
Buffalo Cemetery.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31
MARKETS.


The were no changes to note In the Louisville
produce markets Yesterday. Bacoa held at
95kalOc for shoulders, I3+c for clear rib sides. and
lae for clear sides. Bulk meats were quiet ut Sc
tor shoulders f2ic for clear rib sides aud l2s e ior
clear sides Lard at lsl.@lsi.c or tierce and i5el
IS &C for keg aud bucket. Hams at Hal Break
fast bacon at iIi4@i4tze. Grain was unchanged.
Wheat at 81 O5csi 30 Tor red, amber and white.
Corn at 4tas7c. Oats at ssai2. Butter was held
at 26ta2c for god country butter. Eggs at liai2c.
Potatoes at 15caSi 50. Onions al 81 65a2 y. Leaf
tobacco hrm, with sales at 60 ioS6 30 foi lugs
and IS 75&ii % for leaf-[Lou. Commercial, 30th.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

VIZ presume that many Of our county
men will he disappointed for some months
on account Of the change made in IN,
time Of holding our County Courts Il
they will consult our Directory, however
from time to time, no one need be disap
pointed as to the day on which our sevea
Courts begin.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

Mn. forSrrSo =. I,opBrrr, says, In ref
erencc to his proposed candidacy for Con-
gres., that che l. clay in the hand- RI the
potter" The plastic hand u Nature,
long since, moulded that day into a certain
domestic utensil yellow, striped, Of great
occasional utility, hut not mentionsbls In
strictly family paper.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

IT l. stated that the gun used with such
fatal effec, in the late shooting ARRAY al
Paint Lick, had contained the charge then
exploded, during ak year,. Thi. Is ca
nard -nobcdy will believe that a gun ever
remained undi-chargcd for six years in
Gafrard.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

IT seem. strange. hut n man - years old
has sued his wife Who IL 6s wears old, in
our Court, for divorce, aud that, too, af'
ter they have enjoyed" married life for
over n quarter Of century. Bachelors
may draw what comfort they can from the
lorvvuirg fact.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

A SAFE GuIDE roR MAGIsrRArEs.-The
Law. as construed by our Magistrates, pro-
yides that In cases in which the Common
wealth is a party-as breach Of peace, riot,
&c, II the prosecution fail to establish the
charge, no fees can accrue to the officials
Under this ruling, the defendant ia sure to
20 nm
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

VIZ wre shown curiosity contributed
by nature. Il was compact, fair sized ear
Of white corn, with blood red cross in tho
centre, about an inch and a half long, aud
nearly an inch across the upper bar, aud
formed Of decp red grains. Il grew in the
garden Of Mr.. NJ. ID. Elmore, Of this
place.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

Two Of our Stanford citizens have cum
cludcd to start Coz the new gold fields about
the middle u next month. Others, II Il
said. will conclude TO vo with them before
the day of their departure arrives.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

DEPUTY L. y. MARSHAL, Jous WYATT
passed through town the other day, IN his
quarterly raid after the moonshiners and
Others VII, are, aud have been engaged in
illici, business 10 the detrimcnt Of the
Revenues Of the country.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

THE cheerful appearance presented by
the application Il paint to the -,crehous,
II Mr.. Chcnanlt, l. strangely at contrast
with the other houses of that block. A
Few coat. 81 paint would add greatly to tn,
look. ii the Whale square, Gnd the eo-l
would not be preat.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

Tnr new Law. which gives our Quarterly
Court concurrent, Jurisdiction with the Cir
cult Court of all crimes anil mi-demeanor.
above felony, will render the Office Of Coun-
ty Attorney quite lucrative position, as
hi. per cent. Of lines aud forfeitures will
nearly double his salary.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

LAST Monday morning Uncle Elisha Adj
ans, 81 years old, walsed to town from hi
home Eve miles away, in u little over one
hour. lie came into our Office, bought a
copy of the JorkSAI., and said he wanted
To learn what was going on in the world
iIe seem. 10 be hale and hearty.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

TnE CHURCHES SusDAY.-Nonc Of the
congregations were as large a. the sunshiny
day would have led one 20 expect. Elder
Ballou, Of the Christian Church, although
suffering considerably with n cold. was
present, tn ill hi. appointment. To relieve
him To some extent, he requested squire
Murphy to roper the services. which he did,
by reading and explaining the sixth chap
ter Of lIebrews Mr.. Ballou took his text
from the last two verses Of the LIST, and the
first two Of the ~ chapters Of LIST Peter,
and in sermon Of Thirty minutes, replete
with sound argument aud good sense, he
showed how useless and vain are all the
attempts Of man, and how soon he fade
away, and is forgotten, unless his trust and
faith are Gxed on the Almighty. lie an
nounced that the theme Of his discourse
next Sabbath, will be Prayer" when ",
| trust large congregation will greet him
4 Services were held at the Methodist Church
morning and night. by Mr., Oyerstr,et. lii
text for the morning sermon is found II
the Let clause Of the first verse Of the Gil
chapter Of Amos, from which he showed
the necessity Of working for Christ, AMI
the danger in which those people stand who
feel on joining the Church that their SALIVA
ton Is accomplished, aud that there re
mains nothing further for them to do. A
hight, from the 10Th verse of the 9Th chap
of John, he illustrated the frceness Will
which God imparts eternal life to thos'
that seek il, and proved the blindness an,
ignorance Of those who reject this free Of
fering Of such vital importance. NeithtI
sermon Was more than Thirty minutes, bu
we're as plain aud instructive as II he ha'
taken twise ,he tin.s. Rev. :. :. MeRob
e.is, at the lresbyieTlss Church, prea,he'
a nost excellent sermon Of thirty-6ye min
uies in length. from the texi-"Let us mo-
be weary in well doing; for in due seasoI
We shall reap, II We faint not" No PasioI
has yet been secured for the Baptist Church
but NC are glad To learn, that worth,
successor to Mr.. kirtley, has under eonsid
Grafton, call to GIL the pulpit.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31
DOMESTIC ITEMS.
EDITED .,urBELL a MILLER.

Coafaining practical snggcsfionsfo
H0msckeepcrs 0n. economical Sei-
fes~-morfafs generally - Together
wifh 20 weakiy lecture ON B"r-
0aim- Hunting, aud rhcn srhere
and hosr 70 get bargains.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

FRIsn SALMON FIsn for -ale ai weareu
\ MeAli-ter's on Mondays, Wednesdays aud
Saturdays.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

OSE HUNDRED Bbls. Pride o. Standard
XXXx Fancy Family Flour. Can't DC
bod tor sale by by wearen & McAlister .
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-31

Mn. J. H. McFERRAS, Of the Law irm
Of breckenridge n Veteran, Danvillc, IA
vored ia with call on Monday.
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Rrv. On. JrSKIS. Of Danville, has a
call TO preach permanently tn Presbyteri-
an Church In Columbia, South Carolina,
but ha- not We, determined tn accept
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]. H. owEAs infrnls the public thi he
has thoroughbred Roar, which lie has H.
e'nsed. aud vii permit him to serve so~s
at five dollar each, each in advance.