The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28
DOMESTIC ITEMS.
spirrp nv CAMPBELL \ MILLER.

A set Of double.bit bench planes, fol
two dollars and quarter.
se5- Dried peas, dried beans, hominy
aud cooking prunes are ripe.
The best capital to have, isa capital
wife.
sar We receive choice Northen apples
every other day.
Bruised Cranberries will cure Erysipela.
aud corns-and also make pies. A fresh
lot just received.
- The horscman tina. secured the plain
used German Soap at six bars for % cents
Said a cynical looking countryman, with
an elongated, hard.timish looking face, ms a
welldrcsscd lady passed him on her way to
church last Sunday: THAT air woman's go,
a ca-ar load o hog on her back, by lingo"
Bar Let il be remembered that we ire
agents for Briggs Bros, and u. NJ. Ferry'-
celebrated Garden aud Flower Seeds.
We buy goods low for cash, and we sell
them so very low, that he who sells them
lever, will make no roney, certain. Keep
this in mind. We are talking practically
and to the point now.
en- Currant Jelly, Shaker Preserves,
Slccomb- Mincemeat, and Apple Butter be-
have nicely now
A hand.saw, brace, four bits, square
Ratchet, jack lane, screw driver, whet-
stone, pencil, chalk line, glass cutter, file,
awl, chisel, rule and compass, for sir dol.
lars.
p8~ Until further notice we will sell
choice lemons and oranges at fifty cents a
dozen.
Mrs. Sarah j. Hale, the great cook book
writer, claims to have written MARY had
Little Lamb" forty-six years ago. We
never have believed she had it.
Rice Pudding and Raisin Dumplings are
not to grinned at.
A solemn warning to young girls. A
lady died in Vermont, the other day, from
the effects Of light lacing, at the tender age
Of seventy-seven.
Dt1f- Italian Macaroni, Dutch Saur
kraut, Black River Cheese, Domestic Gu
cumber Pickles, and Anti Third Term
'r'noerrieS, help NIL Natures abhored vac
'''"'
Fight yosr own battles. Hoe your own
row. Speaking of hoe, reminds us that the
oeS' noes are maze ~ smith, ana sold by
U.S. Livery one warranted. Try one, and
You will use no other.
PT Axe handles, hoe handles, pick
handles, rake handles, pillow handles, spade
handles-ali sorts OF handles are handled
by US.
Two Things wiVe PRIDE themselves up
on iish' bread ana heavy babies. The
pest oreau Is made win lwh Brothers
least .aNes' Inc hea'y babies are made
TO oeha'e themselves
nas- A complete stock Of collars. hames
trace-chains, hame strings, baekbands.
brides, bits, buckles, snaps, harness thread,
rNe's, avis, JACKS, etc. Reasonable redue-
''0'' "''''' '0' '"'' ''''' VI gear
IL uhe sun steal your coal, why make
lew .ouekSho''ed angels OF the seamps Who
make visits to yonr coal houses with too
persistent mnehness. Let en- paddle the
same canoe over J"rian together. Our gun
range from Sio to $50.
pkS- Every farmer should own n farm
bell. Nothing more useful in case Of fire,
accident, sudden sic knees and for calling
Tue FARMER anu ms handS 10 meals We
br,ted FreJericItovn R,II n,oi ~. 'au I,
offering their medium farm bell at n 80. !
Call and see il.
We would like to make yearly engage
ments with limited number of really good
butter Takers, for fresh butter del veIed
weekly or semi-weekly, at fixed price, or
do mo-, nav cash Tor bu,,or or oar. =, ,nv
prioe
fsDr The season is 80 far advanced that
We have determined to close out our stock |
of gentlemens gloves at cost.
Talk abont ,be libsr,;no nro,on.;,;o. -,
Lo,rv ho.1.l 49,. -, ~. -.
in the lap of the blushing maiden, Spring!
Who is making improper advances nowq
Spripg the unmi,i,,,.d co,u.,,. 60.
.'i"''e' s'o"s 80
"np'','n' ior Mutation 'ha' she comes md
s,irs the old fellow up, and, not only sits
in his lap, but actually toys with his hoary |
locks. and melts bis low breath ..h. ON
hr,cns ami .,h,..'1n H., a'I 80. '"e w. ~,
oiao'S' anu ou'ses hin' ana covers Ills