The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23
DOMESTIC ITEMS.


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They say the majority of the Electoral
Commission perjurcd themselves. n they
did not, all the blood II bulls and goats can
no, cleanse them; but liberal application
o. Turkish Bath Soap might help them.
The tenor Of every dispatch. the whisper
of every wind, the burden u every song,
IT, "ITer clothes caught Gre and she burn.
ed to death" Why won't the people buy
wire crate fender. at one dollar each,
"Mind yer eye" says the venerable phi.
lo-opher, Baron Joshua Billings, there are
two thing. IL wont do to NEEDLE with, viz,
The business end Of a wasp, and the opin.
ions Of an old maid.
II you want to ieel like wishing all the
wretched neces.itic, NJ artificial civiliza.
ton were at the bottom II the Indian ocean
let a fellow ride up to your .tore door and
yelp out, loud enough for every body in
two squares TO hear; "See here, Mr., I've
brought back that bag O. -four; the bread
was black and mu'ty, and all dough in the
middle" While he rides of looking as
though he had circumvented a villain, you
carry in the -four, and when you all at onoe
remember that that fellow knew he was
getting inferior -four, and took 1t because !,
was cheap, confidence in poor but honest
people falls 10 zero.
Mature observations on the oscillations
in the mola.-es -nd vinegar market, have
convinced us that the seven spot wont take
the eight.
five ever write q scientific essay on
psychological distinctions Of sex, we shall
make strong point on the attachment Of
the feminine mind to the proceeds Of all
sale. Of butter and eggs from her hus-
bands chickens and cows.
Wonder II il il generally known among
psychologists how long a healthy person
can sub-ist on a persi.tently boiled beef
shank?
Ifyou want to feel like lonely bark toss
ed on . wild and watery waste, fill your
best customers molasse- jug with coal oil,
and then put the molasscs in his kerosene
can.
Strictly 6rst-cls.- New Orleans N ,lasses
in Eve gallon keg-.
Choice pastry Lard in twenty pound
buckets.
Dried apples, peaches and prunes, all the
20 now.
Black Currsnt Roll. are coming in fash
ion now.
So old Winter resisted the amorous ad-
vances Of voluptuous Spring.
A lot Of Coal Oil Barrels offered at IS
cents each.
Ju,e and Rattan Door Mats, offered at
reduced prices.
A new stock Of lamps, lamp chi mneys,
and lamp fixtures.
The boss Tweed cigar il now the favor.
lite smoke for Nickel.
A nice Tea Canister and one pound Of
prime Green Tea. for one dollar.
The approved recipe for making Soda
Ash Soap is found in this column.
Our farm bells are fully warranted for
one year.
A beautiful Stock Of Japanned Cham
Der Sets, etc, from 81 so to 81 90.
A big lot Of cheap buckets and cast ket-
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A big lot Of old reliable Shaker Brooms
at 25 cents zach, or by the DOZEN at 80 30.
New stock Of fancy candies, nuts, fruits,
and sweetme ITS generally.
We take especial care to keep our stock
Of Fancy Groceries complete and fresh.
Remember that We Keep six grades Of
tea, from common to the finest that is i'm
ported.
We have now in stock big lot Of p.ow
handles, pillow beams, mould boards, lay
steel, clevises, ETC., at low figures.
We are offering fair prices for potatoes,
cabbage, turnip., oni ms, cheese, eggs, etc,
etc. Who wants 10 sell?
Fresh pickles. chow chow, mustsrds, salad
dressing, celery ALT, favoring extracts,
acids, spices, raisins, currsnts, citrons, ETC.,
sold at regular grocery margins.
FRESH Bakers Chocolate, Cox's Gelatine,
Royal Dessicated Cocoanut, Durkee's Salad
Dressing, Oswego Corn Starch, National A.
A. Cream Tartar. Lemon Sugar, etc, re.
ceived lately.
THE attention Of blacksmiths is allied to
our new horse nail, the Sioux. Price per
box, 81 so. II is a perfect nail, and Of
uniform size.
Blacksmiths will do we'll to get our prices
on Iron, Steele, Nails, Shoes, Piow NJ nld-,
Bolts, Rasls etc.
A large and comprehensive Stock Of
Brides, Collars, Lines, Curb and Back
Straps, Iiesd-stalls, Reins, Snaps, best
Whips, etc., all offered cheaper than ever
We are constantly adding to our now al
ready large stock Of iron and woodwork,
blacksmiths supplies etc, and urgently in.
wife an examination. Wareroom in base
ment Of Nanarsdals's brick.
Buggy Wheels from 50 to si2 4. set; Bug
gy Shafts from IS cents to 81 so per pair.
The largest stock Of Iron, Shoes, Nails, &c.
ever brought to Stanford.
Jusr REcEivED.-Fre.h hominy cheese,
mscaroni, dried apples, dried peaches, dried
heel, sugar cured hams, navy beans, rice
breakfast bacon, and big stock Of canned
fruit and vegetables at fair prices.
We are now ready 10 exhibit the celebra