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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-06
Pulaski COUNTY VEINS.
Somerset.


Circuit Court is still in session and al
though il has been busy all the time, no
cases o' i"i"''a"oe nave Up 70 '''S "''e'
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nv probablcl that his sentence viii be &c.
we're. No civil basiness has We, been done,
anil II the Court zoe. into tie t,iaI of the
Wo,lall rune case. none will be transacted
thi. term. The Grand Jury up to this wri-
ting have reported forty Eve indictments
This Is considerable Improvement over
last Co"r', a. Tor mat term w or more
were iouhu' Inc "ra"u Jury o' ''e oprins
,'f"' See"' 10 nave oee' e"u'P''e' VI men
'"Oo'"s "'''' ''''"'' "' 10 s''
"'"! l"p'e '"'o ''ouo'e T" l"'''o'e VI"
OUT !" many ''Se', S"'ne'e"' s'ou"u", III.
uie'me"' "i'er Indictment was 'o""", a'u
the e'h-'P"eh Is Una, '"'S 'es'n OF '"e
|'u'' ms o'e" "c'ul'e" j" Na''''"s '"'ih
TO the eS'ius'o" oil o'her BUSINESS
Judge Owsley was called home on Fri
day last by a telegram announcing the Sc.
riou. illness Of his child, and has not since
returned. Judge Fox, of Danyille, was
elected 'peeiai d u'se, fhu LOOKS h''ur'' a.
"ie' occupying h'- oid Po''''"n'
There were about four indictments agains
c ,ch Of the druggists, here, for selling
liquor without license, but not single case
was made out by the Commonwealth, and
druggists are happy. The baf-keepers
think It's hard case though.
Our old friend. ". b. IIansiord, Of the
Home What Not" intends commencing,
shortly. the publication Of a newspaper, at
Monticello. lie has purchased a portion
of the ,vpe and fixtures necessary, and is
now negotiating for the remainder. lie
intenps, We learn, to make il a strictly home
paper and In the main VIII e'ehe" politics
but as he Is red-hot prohio''io"iS'' We
suppose he VIII give the heV' rreen I
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A. NJ. sworE, Esq, II Paris, KY, sd
dressed the citizens Of thi. county, accord
ing to appointment, in the Court IIous,
here last Monday. lie spoke for about two
hours TO large crowd, who listened atten.
lively. We must do Mr.. swope the credit
Of saying that he is fluent speaker, and
has q good delivery. AZ a Republican
speech II was all that his party could have
desired. lie is a man Of portly appear.
ance and excellent manner. The crowd
had become somewhat wearied by the time
he closed his speech, buta large number re
NAMED to hear the reply Of Mr.. Chevis, a
Democratic speaker, who made very CO.
gent argument and showed the utter fallacy
Of many points made by Mr.. swope. The
speech was sound in Democratic doctrine
and we are sure that Mr.. Swope failed to
make single convert to Radicalism.
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IL there is any thing To make an impe,
cuneous fellow feel blue, il is for him IL
look over a lot of fresh, we'll made ready
clothing. lie will come nearer spending
his last dollar on a salt Of il than any thing
else, And, by the way, the world always
recognize a well dressed man with pleasure
and treat him with dignity, while the rag
ged. seedy chap gets the cold shoulder
Hayden Brothers have vast stock Of ready
made clothing, great part Of which is IN
suits OF all colors aud fabri, ks, and at pri-
ces within the reach Of all. An examina
ton will convince you Of this truth.
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II there is one thing that gives delight
more than another, il is nice dress With
that, even the homeliesl face is made to APP
pear pretty and attractive. Receiving an
invitation from the Hayden Brothers Ia
visit their mammoth store the other day
We gladly accepted and was first shown
o,er ihe iieus ~, ds department Thei,
We found all Of the new styles in fabric and
colors. Their Broeades and Diagonals AT
lovely. All the new shades Of the siyl,
called Basket dress goods, are very attract
i've. In the Cashmere line NE saw the
Navy Blues, Bottle Greens, Seal. Browns and
Blacks Of every hue, shade and texture
Black Alpacas and Mohairs, they have in
endless qualities and ysrietes.
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No one who will visit the Store House OF
Hayden Brothers, will fail to be impressed
with the fact that they have brought to hi
market for Fall aud Winter sales, one Of
The most extensive and elegant stocks oil
goods ever offered to the buyers of this
part Of the State. As their goods were
bought for cash, at very low figures, they
will be enabled to sell them at prices un-
usually low We call attention to their
conspicuous advertisement in another part
OF our paper
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M.tRKETS.
I0uisriife.

Baron closed at Sc for shoulders, .Oisc for ciear
rib sides and iosc for clear sides Bulk meats 10
for shoulders, W for clear rib sides, and gssc TOR
clear sides Lard easier AT ll@4Sl2e for tierce,
I2Nigs.c for key and bucket. Hams trin al l6i g
Mess pork $40 1iesl1. reakiast baron lFgc.
Wheat was hnn Ht0as9jc for red, 95gl % for ann
Ter aud 9iceil Us Er white. Corn was hrm at SO
i5c on arrival and S3dlc from store. Oats at 500
SSc arrival aud - .ti5c from store Rye 51el6Oc
Barley 70c,I Ojc. Butter quiet ut i2a22c. Eggs at
6cti5c. Potatoes 1T 81 JOcfl So arrival. Onions
81 s0a2 90 on arrival G-een apples T5cessl S.-
Louisville Commercial, Oct 9th.
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FRoM Mr.. James n. Reynplde, Jr., who
was at Mt. Vernon last week, We learn tina,
the Records of the Rockcastle Circui
Court, which were supposed to have beer
lose by the burning of the Clerks cf'ic,
aud other public buildings there some year
ago, have been found. The grand jury oI
the Rockcastle Circuit Court got on the
trail Of the Records, and last week their
foreman, Mr. Ashby Owens went about three
miles from Mt. Vernon, and in rave found
the books, which he brought to town safely
This was quite fortunate.
Jim Berthuram, q desperado, charged
with many oHenses, was caught in a distant
part Of the country and safely lodged in
Jail there. lie and his brother Dane are
both nov in durance vile.
last Saturday, the faithful Demo.
Gratis Of Rockcsstle County had
grand pole and flag raising and the pole,
over hundred feet high,w raised without
block and tackla. The stalwart arms Of
our hardy sons Of toll needed no mechan-
zeal aid. in the good work, and the POLE and
flag were raised with ease.
A large crowd was in attendance. As a
report had been c'rcula ted that il was to be
a rebel flag that would float from the top
Of the pole, after the honest old standard
stripes went mp, with Tilden, Hendricks and
Reform on its folds, Mr.. Burd tt, the speak
ar present, asked the people to look upon
il, and said tbs. it was rebel flag but
that il only rebelled against Radicali-m,
thievery, and any and all efforts to disgrace
that flag. Three cheers we're given for the
asg,snd Tilden and Hendricks AMI Reform.
The flag is 40 by Is feet in sine, and is
very handsome. The bot order prevailed
Three cheers for Rockcss,le.
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A rrDDLER Of dime novels and prize can
dy packages came to grief in town the 9th
er day. Marshal slsgg got wind Of him
As he sailed forth among the colored folks
Of Macksville and, oyerhauling him at the
junction he was forced to admit peddling
without license, and paid for the same
81 80. The way Of the tranSgres-or is hard.
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No county in the State is more prolific
Of ancient curiositie- than Lincoln. The
Indian mounds in the vicinity.of McKin-
ney's Station, and around IIustonvillc, bear
rich treasures OF the kind. In fact, some
OF the specimens we have seen bear unmis-
taxable evidence Of the Stone Age-long
before the Indian could have had foot
lnll hon.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-06

LADIES would consult their best interest
by wearing WOODEN undCrwe r, In this
changeable climate of ours-one day dry,
the next wet, next hot then cold, they are
APP to take a severe cold unless protected by
WOODEN under clothing. The Hayden
Brothers have full line of that goods at
an prices.
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TnE usual crowd was in town last Mon
day, hut there WAS only small amount of
business done. Although times are hard,
our people seem To lie hopeful for better
times coming. The court did bat little
business beyond settling private passway,
and granting Of letters Tes,amentary.
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orr Attorneys have been pretty busy du-
ring the last two weeks in taking deposi-
lions aud otherwise preparing for Court
which will convene next Monday a week
hence. There il the smallest Appearance
Docket prepared that has been for years.
Los than seyen;y-6ve in all, of the Equity
aud Law.
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DELE are reported ty men irom Whitley
nd other Couniics cn tie Tennessee line
as coming in tits early and in considerable
unmhcs. They are supp -ed To come FROM
the Cumberland Mountains To- e cd On the
ricL.r heritage aud mast 81 Fas'crn Ken
lucky. Oue gentleman laid he Jaw six in
one bunch and four in another in the far
edge OF WEi,lcv county.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-06

Tnr flower. that ~ beautifully adorned
the frunt yards Of a number Of our citizens
during the Summer, have been put away
into winter quarters to remain until the
sun and rain Of Spring call them forth
again. \ good pit in the ground with
lla.s ss,h, will enable many Of them to
bio, ~ on late into the winter. aud keep the
other secure from frost.
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Mrs. NJ. T.. DAVIS will have a grand
or,uifg Of fresh, beautiful, and choice
Millinery goods to-dTy and tomorrow a;
her store rooms On upper cross street near
the Depot The ladies " town and vi.in-
ity are Cordially invited to le present and
INSPECT the same. II l. the large, and
most elegant assortment size has ever
Lror.lt 90 this market.
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VIZ have received the second copy II the
Flizab,ih;ovn Nrrs, nov published by that
I'D n"U'palrr maa II. NJ. McCaHy. II he
don't make the Ne,s lively PAPER it will
be the iir-t time he ,ycr failed in similar
enterprise. lie know. all about a paper
and ill DO hi. duty. The people Of liar.
lin and aii lining counties should Il, their
Le,, tosnrd lim
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BEv. John Bruce Of Boyle County, will
preach in the Baptist Church here next
Sunday uornin' :, at eleven o'clock The
pubic are invitcu Ia attend.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-06

TmrRE are thirteen apple bi andy dis,il-
lcrics at work in this county now. There
will be over 10000 gallons Of brandy made
by them daring the SEASON.
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The Construction train on the G. 5. II. K
IAN owe aud killed, one day last week, two
iine thorough bsed cattle, valued at 500,
bclcnging To Mr. Soc, Owens \ gentle
man hom another State had just arrived at
his farm To purchase them. OF course the
Company ~ have To foot the bill
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WEleam hattie expenses Of the county
o. shown by the record Of the CONT Of
81 ius this week, are nearly II not quite
5000 les than the Ip cccding year.
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Win pigeons, squirrels, aud other mast
eating birl. aud animals will falten aud
thrive through the coming winter Their
lubors in gathering stores will not be &C.
we're.
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NuruING g.v,s the house more comfort
abIs appearance tlana n,ai warm carpet on
the clsmheis, Isrlors ard sitting room.
They a e Indispensable. iAile visiting the
store ct Hayden Brothers on Wednesday,
We were it v.ted into the second story, and
;herc found large asssimes, an niah.'
rolls Of wool carr,linF, which ion beauty OF
de.isn and price We have ntScF seen ex-
cClled.
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TnE Standard says III, Democrat. of Ray.
wick, Marion county, recently erscted a
Tilden aud IIendrick pole and flag.
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LrnASos lawyers must be In good 6s.
A firm there added books to their library 10
tie value Of 81, 200, last week.
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In Underwear, Notions Fancy Gods, etc, they
defy Competition.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS

beeswaA ..''..'' '-'''<'0
NOTE-Thes. uotatinns are 10 10 idersino,l as
purely RETAIL, MI made To the smallest
possible quantit -. Pu~ vrs will hnd, upon
trial that the m gir' '~Avd by Stanford q rocery
Merchant - y, Il sale quantities, as small as
any town A.
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\ Good chewing Tobacco at 20 cents q
pound. The handsonicst lot Of Pipes aud
Z igars in the city. Al-o genuine Durham
smoking Tobacco. Al At WEAHES & Ev-
As
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


e.,sLlisbment Of John n. Craig
ASDERsoS n McRenERrs have a new
" .you want fine and good fitting shirt
go IN r,vis's. lie Keeps the best lot in The
An the new shades in drcss goods Just
received frim New York city at John II,
FLAvon your Sweet Potato pies with
Gocch Apple Brandy irom Anderson &
BGIpAL trous.au' made on short notice,
ard IN the latest New York fashions at
JoHS u. CRAia has opened hi. die~s-
making estnblislimcut under the supervision
SEwiNv Machine attachments, for all
Machines, Kept. Ncedlcs, four for 25cts at
Pans, New York aud Philadelphis
tcalhcr- aud yclscts Ut John II. Crlig't
iArrnE. aud Jcw,iry ~ all kinds at -
Isrc,ni lcs. than Ciucirnati or ioui-,illc
iticc-, ut T. a. Chcuaulrs.
Tur mos; c,mplr!c -to,h II prnss ever
l,rcueht To- stanford. at T.. Il. Chenanlt's.
I'ric,.. ~ low a. the lowest.
p.rt Paw Peddlcg-. two pticcs when won
can buy tie best sp.ctarlr made. 4 T.. n
1brnanlt's 1t s y I'd ierp,ir
ANurHsoN y M,NomEr have large
and complete stock ~ lsH'l- or the Com.
mon Sc,uoi, ri publishers prices.
Inv 'hler /" ''n'r. hrn,nckN are ~
Ni.,d 70 -r thc It''t "" "fs Ey'c' ~
h'il'i"''H A''"'r 90 J"hh ~. 'iais- =
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LNtar aui gi.sfui .t,,rs It uill,n ~
gusts t..o N,a lors. iu.t ne. wed iy Miss
Lucy Blti.fG,ii at JOHN n. trgi-s
flaw, iINhii HsltH. have ar ss!c
siyiv t,s. uf Tip.ta, H., r.p-.ed ifi.. |
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has the ut 'sgu'','c Hy.s ~ h'u'f., .
vclvciS ri'lor', an' has. .rlai Sew N'rs !
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TGr toLit g.. Gains conv,n,d ON Tue
day and were in scssi,n during that DAY
aud "wednesday, The usual allowance
were made, which we rrcsume the Court
viii have pabli,hci, accprding to law.
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4. the prcscu, term 81 a., r.. krs.tlc
GrC,ii C.lr. "uc r..rn NAV was sent 20
the fen,tcu,i,r, ,n, lgrvr rea-- ur-t,llinc.
aud -nc white mau fnr stealing Lor-c..
There arr ! prisoncr, NV ia the MI.
Vernon ilii
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W. lcain 'hat th,rr was suuther shoot
ing re- app W Gee u!g',r cdr, II Il is county
be-, ond Crab otci.anl tie oih,r day, between
aman nanc.i Wtt. AMI snme one Gle. 70
particular. u,iv Given
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Jyp0E BRpKiNRIiGE is nov holding
the Common Pleas Court 10 lleh ron, aud
l. siyins grcn, Satisfaction. lie will hold
b. Count ho;c thc iir-i Monday ia Jana-
Hff
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USE
WILLIAMS CHILL PILLS
-fOn-
FEVER L AGUE AND SUK.PAIN.
WARRANTED TO CURE.
kc,d Harvey ca, Isrrul-huus, ny,
N1-lyr Wholesale Agents
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Nn. H. 5. wuHERs Of this county ha.
gone on a visit to his brother in Missouri.
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nGATTVc Celebrated Golden
UlhIII d Tongue P.riov
. r c. A NJ S,

t1us az. rrEss,
f'sa a. ~ whlle, Eh,or Rssketis,o~n, \. J.,
hrald.
The urun la. o rica, deep aud saul-.iirrius
lJi,s guayiu't LAY ~ iht hauss without %. II
hrlls ~onderiuliy 10 drive away the thoughts .
hard Uuus."
The lshannu, Pa, Duiiy N,ss says:
we are la Teeripi 90 uns at lhoss ave VVtys Par
l0r Organs, manufactured by Mr.. DANIEL u. ioaily
Washington, n, J. This oman IL hns, sill bla,
walnut cas-, aud IN tone u ca not hs 81 pa,s,d -
any instrument 81 IL kindn
Prom, The Lowell. Nsh, Register
1--WE received this wesk, difust ff,m the m1nU-
mrtuisg, Daniel b. beatty, Mss.ia,io \. o.. his
lasilg celebrated ofEan, aeesnt "a al-,aranss and
handsomely Furnished, une Soelkd al richnsss antk
foNer II tone. We an more than plea-.d wlih II b
aud heartily raso,nmsnd a 10 any ons oonicmpla-
u'g purchasinE an ersan'
hesl onsr ever glyen. Money rriandes al,n ~
turn IL organ, ana freight change .ai by nae tli-
AL b. braityl hath ~ays n unsatisfactory, aiiet
iesi trial 81 Ave day. Ofgm warmnted ior siA
years
AGENTS wantrd cssryv herc, mais lenalg, ,g
canvass o. this superior insirumeuL Addrus
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TINS ouirrcd iras- hand o. ~a1"d,
[ played n ifing rircc Of uri,.g q, thew
pissed through town la-t evening on ,Lc,r
aay O. Crab O,ca, RI. wacrc thty have
been ENGAGED tp'ay CT festival They
madr very good music
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I0CIL NEUS.

4 FIRST clas Hotel in Stanford, can h,
purchased or leased. Address this Office.
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IAEgEgs taNc Hutiuv that A,a'ca ~ H..
90. 'fvc pl a., rual. lirrcl ir,m The fac
r5y, e-g lutj II Size c.l'hrt,eI Fish
Hrihrr'- W-s,o> rr'prtl,jsal 1nl proven
- l- the b 20, wasoa on wheel.
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FIVE shares Of Stock in the Nit,oua.
Bank ut lellnnl wc.c hcu-ld dis v,,S
ly q s.rtc.s % tli, c1un,y, 81 sos pcr
.aar. Jh.rcisu, stock for -sis ia either
e o., N'iun Banks here, a, ,ay price.
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OuR efficient Clerk Of the Circuit Con-
Mr.. u. u. Rdmi-lon, was married Ia
evening at Kirksvills, Madison county,
Mis- Eta, daughter Of J. n. :. Frisbie,
that place. We presume the young COUP
will come tn Stanford in few days, where
host Of friends are anxious To WELDON
them. Rev. j. X. Deering, Of Danvili
ofIiciaied.
A rrDDLER Of dime novels and prize car
dy packages came to grief in town the otl
er day. Marshal Siagg got wind Of hiI
As he sailed forth among the colored folk
Of Macksville, and, oycrhauling him at III
junction he was forced to admit peddln
without license, and paid for the sam
81 80. The way Of the transgreS-or is hard
No county in the State is more prolh
Of ancient curiositie. than Lincoln. Tn
Indian mounds in the vicinity. of McKin
news Station, aud around llustonvillc, bea
rich treasures OF the kind. In fact, som
Of the specimens we have seen bear unmis
/ taxable evidence Of the Stone Age-lonI
before the Indian could have had foot
''''' NV
Mn II,SRy B,rauN,N. of mi. county
who delivered the iron bridge and ,restl,
work on the c 8 L. X. between Shelby
Civ and Fishing Creek. l. now hauling IN,
iran n, the Cumberland river bridge an,
go. liz, NO., me, w;,h a, .cc;ds,, va
L..n,ir, I;,o III. .,.,;,l !. .h;,n.d
t.,,hi.nai,,
---
Tnr flower. that ~ beautifully adorned
the front yards Of a number Of our ciIiLeni
during the Summer, have been put away
into winter quarters to remain until the
sun and rain Of Spring call them forth
glass sa'h, will enable many Of them Il
blu' ~ on late into the winter. and keep tie
other, secure from frust.
MIS-. NJ. +. DAVIS VIII have grand
orni'g Of ire'h, beautiful and choice
Millinery goods to-dTy "hG tomorrow al
her store rooms On nrp'r cio's street near
the Depot Tue iadl's h town ana Ni'in-
INSECT the same II J. 'he i'is''' an"
n''S' '''s"h' "'N"i'"''h' sue "'s ''e'
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u,.,
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"hn'''''' i"', are ''ll' y" ~ ''''e ''o'''
me u"'''''"' "''""'"'"' !" :" % ''e
tueSy. one gentleman said u. -" Sax IN
one bnh'h ana i"uf III a'"'h'' W INC ii
shSe 90 ""''''' c'uhr.'
" v nave fe',lNei inc second copy " the
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90" N''Ne the "fAs 4 ''Nfiy PAPER IL Ni'
he ''e h'H TINE d" ever tailed IN similar
lh'r'pi'-'' ne Knows al about paper
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,bl, appearance tl.anan,at, warm Garnet on
.te chamber lsrlor. and sitting room.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-06
Uhiskfes, To5ac~os. &c. gLoiesaIe.

CORRECTED wskKLY ny :. II. NATmrxr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-12-16
SAWsEB. a.. WILSON.

T"w>"NT"wN. BALTIMORE go NJ
ffonTi a;tsnitan given G" -a.s. . Real E.tste
ani Pea nal rrpesSy. "a an par, 4 th~ c,.aniy.
hare q patronage ..,ii ifs.l NJ, III
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-27

Little Charley Burgett, who was
kidnapped in Mariana, Florida, II
month ago, has been returned to his
parents. He is too Young to give any
explicit account Of his experience, but
he .ays that he was kept in n log
cabin, and that the two men who
stole him brought him back, putting
him on the dooIs.cp, and escaping un~
observed. His parents are poor, but
it is supposed that the kidnappers
thought otherwise, and returned the
boy when they learned thatno money
could be oxtortcd.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-27
MARSHALL COLLEGE.
State Normal School.

Huntington, ". Ia. %'d. !, 1879.
The State Normal School Marshall
College will open ior the fall term Mon
dav. Sc,d. L.. 1879. under the direction OF
Prpf. \. u. Chc.tcrman, \. ", n Prlnci-
pal. ald Prof. Il. II. Thack>ton. \. NJ, a.
First Assistant. Additional ass 'tants
will be added and announced as rcqui-
red.
The Course oi Study will be similar To
that heretofore pursued, but higher
standard arrived at
Normal students will be received, but
il the State Legislature makes NO appro-
pr;a,ion fur the year, they will he requi-
red t, pay tuition ices. Charges hr tu'-
ton. hoard Gc, will be the same as last
wear.
\ large and prompt attendance rs ex-
pccici, and prosperous and satisfactory
school iS anticipated.
Catalogues ard information can he oh
tanned bv applying u Professors Chester
man and ThacAsion, or the undersigned.
JOHN II. OLEG,
Sen. Sti. Scc,y of EX. Com.