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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27
From the Citizen

Capt. James A Moore has sold out to Kercns 6G Mitchell his entire interest in the stage line. Hiram Kennedy (who used to keep the station at Teamster's Camp) was killed at Stafford, Oct. ', by one Theo- dore Brown. His old partner, Josh Bailey, has applied for letters of administration.
 Lee & Scott have sold the Nequilla mine, some 12 miles from Tucson, for S20OJ0.
 Zeckendorf Bros received 100 ounces gold dust this week, among which were q few specimens remarkable for their curious form-one having the appearance of parts of butterfly.
 Alex Levin has rented the Gem Saloon Cool very cozy resort-and will open up on Monday in good style with all the creature comforts usually kept ill bot ties, dlc.
 The Little Mac" and "Stonewall Jack son" mines in Globe district have been sur VeYed for patent. Samples of the ore sent to the Surveyor-General's office show them woven together by threads of native silver. Gh1 "16 is another mine in Pioneer which has developed so well that MT. s. ". Fore. man in charge of the works, has gone 10 san Francisco to procure a concentration
 
 and stamp mill He expects fo ,rturn in about four weeks.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27
The Blue Gum Mania.

Just as New York and other eastern States had the "morus multicaulus" fever about forty years ago, so has California for the past few years had the "eucalyp- tus globulus "fever. Among the strongest arguments used to en- courage its culture was the prom ise of big returns from it's sale as fuel. Fire wood is so scarce and dear in many parts of the Pacific coast that thousands have been in- duced to plant blue gum trees in orderto raise their own cord wood. Here is what Oc'urred at the last session of the California Academy of Sciences:
 Dr. Baer invited the attention of the Academy to a eucalyptus tree standing in the grounds of the old German hospital, on Grammar street. The tree had passed through the fire of August, 1S15, and 'eX- hibited the pcculiarity of resisting the ac- ton of fire-a property well understood in Australia.
 Dr. Kellogg stated that eucalyptus ,hin- gles were in common use in Australia, on account of their being fire proof. It was impossible to fire building made of this material. There were some 132 species of eucalypti, but all seemed to possess this non-combustible property to some extent.
 Dr. Gibbon stated that the planting of trees Tn the public streets would be an i'm portant means of checking a confagration, and as the eucalyptus seemed to be pecul- iarly valuable for that purpose, and for building, the attention of the public and timber growers should be called to it.
 We were first coaxed to grow gum trees because it was such nice fuel. Now we must plant it because it wont burn at all. Next!
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27

A TELEGRAPH to MOhave cOun- ty, connecting with other lines here at Yuma, is now the proper thing to work for. If the Signal Service can not get appropriations large enough to put all it's Arizona lines in working order and to build the MOhave line also, assistance can and should be furnished by the steamboat company and by ciii- zens. If the United States will furnish the mat erial, the steam- boat company can well afford to transport it gratis to Mohave, Au- trey and to distribute it gratis along the river from Yuma to Au- brey: to secure the line via Green wood, the residents of tn tt section can well afford to haul it inland from the river. A company of of soldiers lies idle. at Mohave, that would be better off at work on erection of such a line. Dele gate Stevens proposes to work this winter for improvement of mail communication with Mohave county. This telegraph project should be agitated at the same time.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27
THE following elections occu

THE following elections occur November 6:
 In Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Jersey, Virginia and Wisconsin, for both governor and legislature in Maryland, for comp'r and legislature; in New York for secretary of state and legislature, and i9 Pennsylvania for auditor general.
 The people of Georgia will vote on the new col stitution the second Wednesday in December, and also choose between Atlanta and Mill ledgeville as a site for the State capital.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27

"Our most Holy Father, Pope Plus IX," says the Pope's secretary, {" has graciously conceded hundred days indulgence to any American who will visit any church and pray for the conversion of the Indians"
 How much will the old boy "concede" for funeral services over 'em? That's what we want to know.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07
Teachers Insfifufe Concluded.

As some have requested a continuation
Of notes on the Teachers Institute, ! re-
sumo with Thursday afternoon.
The subject Of Decimal Fractions was
ably discussed by several Of the members;
as was also that Of Ratio and Proportion,
instruction in reading and punctuation.
Friday forenoon, the bill Of fare was
Composition" led of by J. c. Saufley, who
although a youth, delivered an address
marked by beauty, chasteness and elo-
quence. His effort, classic in conception,
polished in finish, and ornate in structure,
was received with enthusiastic applause,
and had any thing been needed to secure
for the speaker the universal suffrage Of
his audience il would have been found in
the barbarous criticism got of by his dis
tinguished elder brother, Judge $, of the
performance.
History and the mode of teaching it
followed after which, came advanced
spelling"
Select readings were interpreted thro'
all the proceedings. In addition to the
exercises of this character reported last
week, note "How to be happy" by Miss
IIackley. A comic poem, a rafriqus, by
Mr.. Myers. "The Superfuous Man." by
Prof. Mell-and "Man was made to mourn"
BY Miss Allie Hale. Miss ii. evidently
understood the spirit Of the piece and de-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07
LINCOLN COUNTY WINS.

SEPTEMBER

SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1877.
Having been absent for season, your
correspondent Is but partially appriscd Of
the news incidents in this section, hence our
report for this week will absolutely be brief
Quite large crowd gathered on the
banks Of the Hanging Fork, near this
place on last Sunday, afternoon, to witness
the baptism Of those recently brought to
Christ through the powerful ministration
Of Mr. Barnes. The services on this occa.
sion we're conducted by Elder W. l.. Will
Jams, who was then, in company with his
wife, en- route for the State meeting now in
session at Lexington.
As the advent Of the scholastic term APP
proximates, the boys whose sweethearts
have To go, hang their heads and sigh
that parting is such sweet sorrow" ......
Miss Emma Thnrmond, has returned 10
Columbia College. THE Misses Lillard,
Misses Givens, and Miss Leila King, will
leave in few days to enter Hamilton Col.
l. ffo.u.o.I. uu.Lo. I.,;nu,oa ~
r.. "
Baptist College at Lexington. go. e. Miss Bes-
sic ID. Foster, from the "West End"
young lady Of rare accomplishments and
beauty, has been paying a brief visit to
friends in this vicinity. She left at least
three Of our young men heart-ies.
~, o.-, ~ IL, .....i -,
., 80
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Orr the Noiscless Slate at Chenauli'..
Go To l'ohon n Siagg COR School Books
ssIrn a MuLER are siill buying Bcel
Hides.
ANDERSON y McRonrRrs sell the
"noiselcss Slate"
Fou suLr, lot of Carts, cheap. Apply
10 W. y. Walton.
Bry your Books, Paper, Pens, Ink aud
Pencils, at T.. H. Chenault's
CALL on Henry IIussing for Boots aud
Shoes. lie j. shocmaking again.
Go to T. u. Chcnault's for School Books.
Large stock at publishers prices.
Common School Books, Copy Books, aud
States for sale by Anderson y Mcliobcrts
\ coon assortment 81 Spectacles at low
prizes, just received At Anderson 4 Ne
Roberts
Pocket Knives aud smith n wes-on-
Pistols, At reduced prices, at Anderson n
Mcliolerts.
OrR Stock of School Books, Slaie-, Copy
Books, Pens. lax and Paper j. now com
plele in every way Come aud buy.
ANDERSON n MCRoRERTs.
Mus l. BE,zLEY wishes her friends and
patrons To know that she keeps at all times
ncw aud fashionable Millinery Goods. Her
place Of business can be found by her sign
MILLINERY and Dress Making"
S.N. MATHEW, the best Merchant Tai.
Tor in Central Kentucky, has on hand, and
Is constantly receiving a splendid stock Of
goods for Fall and Winter wear. lie
works the best material only, and always
guarantees a good TT.
Go To Bohon a Stages for Pure Drugs,
Patent Medicines, hest Whistles. Brandies
and Wines for Medicinal uses; Mi-cellane-
Gus and School Books, Stationery Of all va
rietie-, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Guns and
Pistols, Cartridges, Powder. Shot, Caps,
Fishing Tackle, fne-t Chewing and smok-
ing Tohaccos, Cigars, Laundry and Toilet
SOAPS, large assortment Handkerchief Ex-
tracts, Combs aud Brushes, Window GLASS,
Mirror, Lamps and Fixtures, Picture
Francs aud Molding. Folding Hat Racks,
Paints aud OILS Of all color- and kinds.
Prescriptions carefully filled at any hour
day and night.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

MARRIED nur NOT MArED.-For some
time past Thos.stepp, gentleman Of color,
has paid unceasing attention to Mis- Ellen
Hickman, also Of color Either by decree
ct the fates or some other reason, Miss FL
len failed to reciprocate the tender love Of
her admirer and stroye ON all occasions to
avoid him. But Thos would take no rebuff
80 his inamoEaia agreed last Thursday that
II he would procure the license she would
marry him. Inheriling none Of the Doubt
ing qualities Of bis ancient namesake,
Thomas took her at her word and invested
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What the summer Complaint 10 10
children thar IL r. r. Bobbtff
TO sMs Coussfv Politics.

CRAB ORCHARD, KY, Aug. 81, ~.
10 The People cf Lincoln County
Gentlemen:-I have been asked by some
Of my friends il they will present petit
ton signed by thousand voters from four
precincts in the county, would ! consent to
become a candidate for reelection foi the
office of County Attorney? ] answer yes,
and il perdventure they only get 999 rigl-
teous signers, will not destroy their hopes
by Withholding my services.
Gratefully, yours,
FoNTAISE I. BoBBITT
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

HusoSvrI.LE had sensation last Satur.
day night growing out Of the fight Of Geo.
Campbell mot "Bullph") with Miss Mag.
gle Green. to the poetic land Of Tennessee
There wa. no pursuit. A young brother
Of the bride expec,ant met the party on
the road and failing 10 induce his sister to
return, started to town for help to arrest
them at the Station. In the darkness he
made a headlong cavalry charge on a
Spring wagon which he scattered in frag.
ments, and was himself unhorsed and pref
iy badly bruised. The fagitives gained
the train and reached Somerset, whence
they proceeded on their way in buggie-.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

COUNTY CoURr NorEs SEPT. 3p.-F. X.
Compton, NJ. d. Hughes and II. W. Farris,
who were elected Justices. to Gil vacancies,
at the last election, qualified n required by
law The estate OF James Adams, dec a,
was assigned to A. VI. Feland. Sheriff. for
administration, and appraisers appointed.
......Craig Lynn, Esd appointed aud quail
iiel as Admir- Of Rebeccs Hill, decd, and
appraisers Of decedent's estate appointed.
......Iiiram Roberts, Esq, appointed and
qualified As Admir- Of d. l.. Ballard, decd,
and appraisers appointed sally Hays, Of
color, appointed and qualified rs Adm'1
with the Gill annexed Of Mckenzie Hays
colored. and appraisers appointed.
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RELIGIOUS.


ne' o. n reep'eSn attending the Meta
oa''' conference nov IN session al WIN
e"e"'e''
Inc regu'a, 'on"v'n'on He''ices WI,
oe ne'u ~ 'he ireso! 'e'''" '""f'' 'he "'"
oaooa'h IN TINS month";
Rev. J. VI. Bruce requests US to ask q
full attendance at the meeting at the Bap.
tist Church tomorrow morning At 1880
My idea is that life Is 80 short, and the
work to be done 80 great, and the workers
so few, that our time can be better spent
than in controversial Moody.
s,.,l;ny Of IN. Rev. Geo. q. B,rne.
m. Richwond R,o;s,r ais. "whv can,
we have ,hi. Mons and eloo,,en, ,mba..a.
,u o,,.l..
tried and all failed; lets have this nan aud
perhaps good may he done"
nib +, Al. ,,,
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g. ..-..-,'.,s, ~ VI =, A..
80. =, a.. v,;..,.s az" - r,,..
~L;,,.s ~ -, - - -. '.,;,
""''"e' "e was 'e"' W o''''" 'o""s '"'"'
''> '''' WV
Al the last meeting of the General As
sembly OF the Southern Presbyterian
church, the whole number Of its ministers in
the United States was reported at LIS,
and the communicates 1850. The
Church owns $50 houses Of worship.
The Tates' Creek Association was held
last w..k M Uavs' ForH In Nadison coup.
". L. II. Chenault acted a. Moderator
and q n Waters Clerk The meetiny
"'s''! a''" ''" ""' ms NV
:, or ~
Wv" WI "'ee' "eN' ''"' ~ ""'o' '''''''
oou"'''
IT,. ..,;,.s of tia, .,,,.s, and ,owsr.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

Tue Roll oF HoSoR.-A week ago we
sent out postal cards informing a number
Of our subscribers that their subscription
had expired. The following took the hint
and came to.our rescue: Ms. II, J. Darst,
s.; Otter Bros, 81; J. d. Logan, 81; VIM.
Mccormick, 81; VI. &. Portmsn, 81 new
J. y. Martin, 50; Woodson Terrell, s.; J.
L. Rife, 81; G. T. Simpson. 81; c. d.
Thompson, 81; Rev. J. Aug. Williams, 81;
W. NJ. Ball, 81; J. NJ. Carter, Jr., 81; Jos.
McClary, 81; W. NJ. Lackey, 81 Alex.
Traylor, 81; Col. J. II. Bruce, 81; J. NJ.
Morgan, -; J. o. Dunn, ~; Nathan
Daugherty, -; Garrett Covert, s.; W. l..
Dawson, 81; Prot w. c. Grinstesd, 81 new J
Robert l.. Porter, 81; John stodeill, s.;
Thomas House, 81; Arch Anderson, 81; A.
J. Henderson, 81; Jesse Carter, 81; NJ. l..
Richards. 81 80; J. A. Gisens, 81; Cyrus
Jones, 81; John McAlister, -; Samuel
Givens, 81; J. 5. Owsley, Is subscriptions,
81; J. u. Mcneil. 81; Jno. c. Cooper 81;
Jas. H. Morgan, 50; X. d. PAdgett, SOC; J.
h. Paxton, 81 so (new;) A. n. McClary,
- newt Jas. r. Wade, Soc (new;) eyre
MUS Wade, SOC (new;) Hiram Roberts, 50
(new;l Miss Annie Walls, 81 new We
are exceedingly Obliged, ladies and gentle
men, and hope others will follow 70 ur good
example, so that by next week We can pub
Il a
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

A TRAN attached 10 two horse wagon
became frightened on Court day and ran
up Main street at fearful speed, to the i'm
minen, danger Of people aud stock. No
one was hurt and the only damage done
was the overturning Of buggy that wa.
struck In the mad career. The team final
" hung up in a lot az stock on Jail Street
and was caught.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

BrroHr leaving Lonisville, Mis- Annie
Fisher, the head OF John II. Craig's Mil.
linery Establishment, spent two days at
the great Exposition in that city, express
" to examine the grand display Fl Fall
aud Winter styles Of hats, flowers, silks,
etc, aud she will exhibit some Of the most
elegant Of those .ty les to-day and to-mor-
row 1, all the ladies VINO call at thestore'
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DOMESTIC ITEMS.
Edised BY CasspSeu 4 Muller.

80 " ,r , o'' '''' 10,
N''
"' ""' "o''
Another new stock OF Oval Turkish
10" oo1p ID', a''-u' 80, '1". ign
:" os"oe'' anu " "a'r'"'eo 70 i'S' longer
,o;ls, .o.n IN ,hs m,,te, pic onIv 10
. do,so
We have new Skeleton Wagon for sale
cheap, made up OF the very finest mate
wo,Lm,n.b;n
,... .na .;.I,..n-doua..
N, Love, ,r;o.s than ,v.r, u.rn.s. fror,
s,o 70 S,s n.r ..,. s.ddIo, ,ror, "a IN %
$ls Fancy Blankets from 75c to 81 Horse
Covers from 50 so to So. Almost every
'n"s ~ '"e ''"''' '"' '"'"''' ''"e w
wy ''''
Inc latest ana oeSt fI"ting "hchihe TN
vented ny "omah') no" onereu AZ - 10
no mouse Keeper can u' "''no"' '"e"' ~
'ha' PRICE
o,as.os % '''> '''' '''' WINS 'N ''
we can sell you u very Iaif Saau'e NJ %
ana a NO. l. good one AZ DO
a.
to 50 per dozen.
=,
=,
a 'o' " '"' " '' '' " "
'e"'' '''"'
A nice Tea Canister and one pound OF
''"' ''" GU W WV ~
A big lot Of old reliable Shaker Brooms
at % cents each, or by the DOZEN at 81 90
Nav s,ook of fancy candies nut. fru;ts
.oa sw..,me,, .sner,Ilv
Er..h n;olIss ,how.chow mus,ards salad
d,..s;,. csIerv salt aavor;ng e,,rac,s
acid. sp;ce. rai.ins entrants citrons etc
sold a, re,,l,r ,,oca,v MARGINS
p. c..o,.,,
D. n.11,....s caoss".. 49, e.. =
- %. 60 g, -,
Dressing os"eso 'orh ''aren' ->a''o"'i ~
cs;vad l,,sIv
i, ;.u.,
- ~, 49, So D. 49,
=. 20 :, :. -, al .sl =,
-
Blacksmiths will do we'll to get our prices
ON Iron, Steele, Nails, Shoes, Flow M'ulds,
Bolts, Rasps etc.
We are constantly adding 10 our now al.
ready I,r,e stock Of iron and woodwork.
bl,ctsm;,h,s sun,l;es etc. and uryentlv in.
wife nm examination. Wareroom in base
mon, of yanar.daIs's brick.
buggy "hee,s from ~ 70 si- 'S'' Dug
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

J. n. DAVIS will leave nert wee for the
cities to lay in an extra stock Of Clothing,
Hat, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, &c. Il
will be to your interest TO wait until he re-
turns II you wish to get superior goods at
lower price. than ever Offered before.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

Just received a nice lot of white and
scarlet zephyr shawls. Come early IL YOU
want one.
As the fali season Is now at hand we
have felt skirts, shoulder shawls, heavy
o''e" '"'"'' !" ''o'N i" "'" anu 'e'''"'
o'e Stylus
"e"e s"~ !" DC 'o'. 70 ','"o"ee ''''
we nave Seeu'e'' '"e Se'','e' ., "'' ueo'se
H. niuoe, !" s"'e''n''' VINO VIII oe S'"' W
We have just received the handsomes
stock OF Ruehings to be found any where
Cheap Ruching at % and 80 cents per
dozen.
Gents Buck, Kid, Dog and Petersham
Gloves and Gauntlets, at all prices.
BRowN,Sea Island and Bleached Cottons.
Our stock has just been replenished with
all the staple and desirable brands.
Roors-A few cases of Calf p. Calf and
~, n. 70. ,,a a.r,v E.,, ID ;,.,
opened.
Ladies' and Misses Sboes.--We opened ON
Yesterday II dozen Ladies ana Misses
.ide and front lace Kid and Pebble Goat
Shoes from the celebrated factory of X. l..
Stevens n TO. Every pair warranted to
give satisfaction both in the lit and wear.
LauieS me rreh'h MA 'hoeSa SPeo'"'N'
In addition to the large stock of Jeans,
Yarns. &c, we have received from New
YorL n LARGE stock of aannels eonsistin,
in part of red and grey twills, plain white,
grey and red-opers, Shaker in yard wide
goods. These goods were bought early in
July. before the advance in wool effected
the prices
To the Ladies-we would especially ask
them 10 examine our new and complete MS.
sortment of Glass China and oueensware,
in which they will find n more complete
stock than elsewhere and at prices "a
p'eaSe'
We now have in Stock Fifty Pieces
Jeans, and while wool has advanced 20 to
30 per cent by buying early we are enabled
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

TnE crowd in town last Monday, County
Court day, was large, and il We eau form
an estimate OF the amount Of goods sold At
HAYDEN Bros store, by the multitude Of
people who flocked there, We would place
that estimate very high. Il is the popular
resort for all who want cheap aud excellent
V.ntis
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

ALruouGu the Fall season has barely
opcned, We perceive that the store house Of
HAYDEN Bros is full Of customers every
dav. and they are continually receiving
aud selling large bills Of goods, not only to
our own citizens, but to many from adjoin-
ing counties. They will have, in a short
time, every shelf and counter in their two
story building full Of a splendid stock Of
gooJs In all lines.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

snERIrr FrLAsD and his deputy repli-
ed to the article that We clipped from the
Courier-JouHaI last week, denying that they
mad ever received a bench warrant for the
arrest Of Kennedy, They also took oeca-
sion To make few sarcastic" remarks
about those little drains that watterson
took with the distinguished outlaw while
they were both guests of Crab Orchard
Springs. Their letter appeared in the
Coarier-J Journal Of last Saturday.
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I.rxiSoroS fAIR.-Messr. Owens Il
Buiord will commence running a Hack
next Tuesday TO connec, at Danville with
the &. :. Il. X. Excursion Train to the
Lexington Fair
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

I.lcgSsr for the marriage Of Mr. james
Ramsey to Miss Emily Jane Eppe-, was
Issued Yesterday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

WEAREN n EVANS have sold over two
thousand fruit jars thus season, and are still
receiving aud selling them daily.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

Mn. J l.. Dawson, SR., caught q large
rats in one trap the other night aud it
wasn't a good night for the business either.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

TnE summer just ended has been remark
an y pleasant, aud there wa. le-s sickness
In this locality than for years.
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IOflI NEuDS.

\ srLrSpIp line Of Ruching- just re-
ceiyed at HAYDEN Bros
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Jrsr received twelve hundred yard.
Hamburg Edging. at i2lc per yard, at
John n Craigs-great bargains.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

VIZ acknowledge with thanks, box Of
superior fruit frum Mis-. Meola Simpson.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

Mrs-Rs. BAUGHNAS AND BALL sre pro-
crossing rapidly with their new building.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

FARMERS wanting the hes, Whca, Drill
will find il at Campbell n Miller.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

\ LARGE lot II the best glazed stone
ware at Wearcn Il Evans
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LAST evening Miss Annie l.. Fisher, the
accomplished Milliner engaged by Mr.
John II. Craig, arrived from Louisville
with a beautiful stock Of rare, new and
beautiful Fall aud Winter Hats, and all
the new and lovely shades in flowers, silks,
velyets, ribbons, satins, Nc. She requests
US to invite the ladies to call at her Head
Quarters in Craig's Trade Palace and ex-
anime the beautiful stock, assuring them
that they will be delighted Herewith.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07
HOME AFFAIRS.


Just received nice lot Of white and
scarlet zephyr shawls. Come early II you
want one.
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As the Fall season is now at hand, we
have felt skirts, shoulder shawls, heavy
wooden shawls in stock in new and desira.
Bile styles.
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Can IL really he
That Jesus died for me-
Yes, for me lie died,
what Is all the world beside'
And His love to US is such,
That We eau never ask too much;
Hat heart We do believe
The promised rest We shall receive.
For lie died that ne might live.
Aud He will peace aud eomiort give,
Those who trust His power and love
shall surely dwell with Him above.
LIrrLK LizLIK.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

We are Clio to be able to announce that
we have secured the services Of Mr.. George
H. Bruce, as salesman, who will be glad to
see his friends.
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Suburban Home For Sale.

will sell at a fair price and upon favorable terms
my little home, near STAFFORD, on the DanNille
Turnpike, within one mile OF the Courthouse con
tanning 10 Acres, with new residence and out-build-
ings (2s2-ul +. y. CAMfbrhb'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-07

We have just received the handsomes
stock Of Ruchings to be found any where.
Cheap Ruching at % and so cents per
dozen.