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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

THOSE CANADIAN TwINs.-lhe sin@u-
lar Canadian twins of St. Benot have
heen taken to Philadelphia, and examined
in hospital clinic by Prof. William II.
pancoast who made an autopsy OF the
Siamose twins after their death two years
AGO and is an expert in teratology," as
the science of this sort of monstrosity is
called. He found the twins to be two
pretty girl babies, united at the hips and
having but two legs. like single baby,
though possessed of two heads, four arms
and Separate brains. 1t was discovered
that the twin babies had separate lungs
: and hearts, the union beginning at the edge
. Of the ribs and forming one navel ant
: CO digestive and gencrative organs
This is the only pair of the sort ever born
n alive, and their chances of living seem
t Good rs those of children of their age.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-17
Personal.

pR. JSo.B. OwsLEr 1. down with chill, and ever.
Mss JKaSSIK DuNoAS. Of lancaster, Is CUES,
of her sister, Mr.. R. G. Warren.
Ma AND MRs. 7, Z. BRuoE. OF Lebanon, arr on
visit TO relatives in this county,
Ma. GEo. u. wEAAKS and ianily have returned
trom visit 10 relatives In Iawrenoebur
Miss ALLIE VASeHS, Who laid at the point OF
death over ten weeks, Is slowly recovering.
Ma. HEsHr BAuoHNAS went to louisville this
week 10 hx up his bid for the building Of the new
Jail
Ma. J. d. RkYsKRsoS, OF Powers Store, Ky,
sends US correct answers 10 both the old PuIlls
aud the Problem.
MEssRs. J. W. McALIsrER and james 4, Craig
have gone on a fishing excursion 10 the south Fork
Of Cumberland River,
Miss MANA l.. wAEwIcK, our lovely little friend
Of Washington, d. C, has eur thanks ior a badge,
VI Washington aud New York papers.
Ma in. DAVIS and wis were summoned ID
Nieholas,llle this week to attend the bedside Of
Mrs. spragins. who Is reported very IN
MkssAs THoNAs BurosD, saml b. Matheny
Jas b. and sam1 Owens returned on "Wednesday
from the Lexington races. They hit a streak Of
luck, aud all hands came home with money ID
lend.
DAISY BuRssIDK IL very Indignant because w
Published last week that her little sister was nam.
ed Jude. She says lie no such thing, and hat VI
knew better all me time, She has not been nam
al vet.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-17
LAND. STOCK AND CROP ITEMS

The Texas wool crop this year II ia
thought will yield 100000 pounds.
The Lexington Fair will open-this year
on the eth Of August, and continue live
days.
Thos. Woods, Of Boyle, bought Of Andy
Rice, 225 head Of sheep at 50 80 aud 81
per head.
Mr.. John II. Miller bought Of Washing.
ton county parties this week, u yearling
cattle at . cents.
Mr.. A. NJ. Miller, has good, gentle fam
lily mare for sale. Apply to her at the toll
gate onthe hustonville pike.
Messs. Smith & Walker shipped from
Jessamine this week. coo lambs for which
they paid about 5 cents per pound.
The jackson farm ON the Danville and
Shakertown pike, was offered for sale We'd
nesday, and Withdrawn at s62 per acre.
Mr.. jackson Stroud, of Pulaski, sold
this week TO Mr.. Fielding Thurmond, II
mountain sheep at So O5 per hundred.
The Hsrroesburg Trolting Park Asso-
citation has decided TO hold lis next Annual
Meeting on July 10th, 10 continue four
days
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MARRIAGES.

MoBBLY-MEADE-Mr. VIM. Mobbly, a
lad of IS, and Miss Nancy ]. Meade, lass
Of sweet Ii, we're married ON the 18th.
TUcKER-LYss = On Wednesday eve
ming Mr.. Andrew G, Tucker and Miss Alice
Lynn were joined in the holy bonds Of mat
rimony by the Rev. j. X. Peoples, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr.. Craig
Lynn. Attendants-Mr. George 7. James,
Of Danville, and Miss sallie Menliee, Of
Lincoln; Mr.. VIM. Tucker and Miss -
salter, Of Boyle. An elegant supper fol.
lowed the marriage, and next day the hap
py couple were entertained at Mr.. plcker's,
the father Of the groom. May they live
long and prosper.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-17

SOLDIERS OF lsl2.-IIon. H. Blain fur.
nishes rs with the following list of the sur.
vivors Of the war Of 1912, who live in
Lincoln county, and who were granted
pensions under an act OF February 18th,
1871: benjamin Holtzclaw. aged 90; Geo.
Williams, 50; Elisha Adams, 81; John
waddle, Sc; James Eubanks, 81; John
Nc Mullin, s.; Shelton Renfro. 50. Mrs.
Delphia MoMullin, widow Of d. r., 70, and
Mrs. Polly Minton. widow of Philip, aged
81, also draw pensions under that act. Mr..
Blain has recently filed with the Commits
sioner of Pensions, the following names Of
widows of soldiers Of that war who made
application for pensions under act of March
9th, 1878: Elizabeth, widow Of Jno. Bright;
Margaret, widow of John Latter Mary
Ann, widow Of Adam Pence; Nancy, wid-
ow Of weeden Smith; Sally, widow Of Geo
Gully; Jane, widow Of George McAlister;
Matilda, widow Of VIM. Mershon; Polly,
widow Of George L. Carter; America, wild
ow Of Carol Bailey; Nancy, widow Of
Thomas Sprati; Mary Ann, widow Of VIM.
Fitzpatrick; Sally, widow Of Joseph Up
thegrove, and Elizabeth, widow Of Jezze-
kish HoltEclaw. All of the old men
who draw their own pension are able to
come to town for il. and when Mr.. Holtz,
claw. the oldest OF the lot came in recent.
ly, he was as active and lively as most men
twenty years his junior.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-17

A DrFFIcuLry.-Mr. Wood Lyttle, Of
Preaehenville, writes us that his usually
quiet village was disturbed a few days ago
by William Holtzclaw, who had become
offended at DR.. Doores because he re.
marked that certain job that Holtzclaw
had done In the carpentering line was bad.
ly executed. Armed with slarge knife, he
attacked the Doctor, who. being unarmed
took his cursins In q philosophical way,
merely remarking that every dog would
have his day,"-and sure enough the next
was the Dr.'s, for ON meeting HoliEclaw on
the pike, he presented a pistol at his head,
seeing which, he III took to his heels
and travelled at Ten Brock speed for some
distance. The Doctor not deairous To fol
low him, turned TO 90 home, when Holtz-
claw stopped and started after the Doctor,
who, as he came up, slapped him on the
side OF his head. This confused Holtzclaw,
who again fell back with more haste than
decency-and looking To see II Doores was
following him, Tell over a wagon, exclainl.
ing, "l'm shot, I'm hurt" Holt1elaw was
laksn from the field In iainling condition
but not a wound could be found. The
moral OF this story, II indeed there Is any,
l. never to fight unless you get the drop,
and be sure that you have il before you "a
ahead.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-17

ACHARMER.- A correspondent sends Us
the following: "a few days ago Mr.. Fount
Gooch, of Round Knob vicinity, was out
in the woods with his ''trusty rife" when
he was attrac,ed by the continued cawing
Of crow which he believed to be in dis
tress. lie accordingly went in search Of
the bird, which he found in The deadly
coils Of n moderate sized COW, or chicken
snake. The cawing bird was a mate Of the
one which the serpent held, and was at
tempting to release the victim by hutterlng
and plucking the captor Of its companion.
Mr.. GoOch killed the snake, but the charm
ed bird made no attempt to fly away, but
set its eyes on the cruel captor and could
no, be attracted to any thing else until car.
ried some distance from the spot when IT
set sail for another cline"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-17

WAYNE CIRCUIT CouRr.-Judge NJ. II.
Owslsy, returned from Monticello, on Sat.
urday, having finished up the business Of
that Court in less than a week. Three
men were sent to the Penitentiary, one for
attempted rape, I years, another for COW
stealing, 2 years, and the other for a s'ral!
er offence, | year.
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BrsrvEss NOTICES.
Mixrp Paints at Bohon 4 staes'..

-
-
biSr io'le' soaps ~ bohon " S''egH'
LARGE 10, Of pox papcrs al Bohon A
S'aggs.
JOHNSTON Dry Sized Kalsomine. nj
Chenaults.
HrAbouAnrrRs for Paints 81 all Kinds
Nhenault~
PuRE White Lead and Oil, very cheap,
WV w "''''' N"'e'''"" "'''oe'N'
NV and largest supply In town ol
Pocket KNIVES At Anderson 4 McRoberts'.
FoR neat aud good Job Of Horse Shoe.
ing, 60 To John W. Wallacc's shop, Stan.
ford, Ky.
LAxosrRorus Beehive nicely made
snd for sale by John W. Wallace, at s2i
per uo'en'
SUPERIOR mixed paints, lead and oil, no
hen1ine. Give W call. Anderson 4
McRobert-.
Asphh-oN ", honERfs are again JUS
eh-'ng most deligh'in' soda wafer AZ hVe
cents gas
NV PLANE Of all varieties ARE nov
ready; and will I've sold nj lowest figures.
A. q. Pcndleton.
Pm, Ia. cold aeI;c;ous That. the
kind Of Soda Water YOU get at Chenauli.
NJ i've cents gla--.
F,~s ,s.,,,me,t of Toil., Scan. hat,
nail tooth brnshe. and nsrs,mc,v rery
rhean a, Chen.mI,,. W.
NEw stock Of Periumcry, Soap and
Tooth Brushes, very cheap, received by
Anderson " Mckoherts.
Dsv S,,e,l K,l.om,ne ehean., ,nd mara
h.,n,ifuI ,h.n wall pansy fot .,Ic Ly
Anderson a NcRober,s
LARoi men viii Ind suits, busters and
White Vest. large a. % Breast at Dep
pens clothing HOUSE, Louisville. Hes
Iectinlly, Deepen %son.
w. y. Bayle-s, Louisville, will send on
approval 4-ply Linen Collar, ID cents
each; Cuffs, - cents pair; "Wamsutta"
unlanndered shirt, - oents-and other
goods IN proportion. Order by mail.
Iy van are NOT a GOOD ;nJyc of clo,hes
.,,,us, yonroelC uben v,1,ir, IN rurcL,s.,
,o The care NJ i. Wi,,.r q a. CORNER ~
ThirJ and Mako, Street. Ioui.vills XIV
Ws b,ys imnlici, ,.itL In ,Lsir Loncs,v
and tLe ouaIi,y ~ ,hsir sooJs yor vill
h. Lono,,bIv J.,l, ,,i,b
~ hrNAnKAnLE kh~.Lr.-lt makes no
dlherence nov many physicians, or how
mnch medicine you have iried, u u now
an established TACT that German syrup Is
the only remedy Shlch has given complete
satisfaction IN ~vere case. OF Lang lhs-
rass. II u true there are yet thousands
otper-ons whoare predispoeed TO throat and
Lung Affection, consumption, hemorrha-
gee, Asthma, SeVerc ,oidn settled on The
brea.t, Pneumonia, Whooplng Cough, &C.
who have no personal knowledge OF Bos.
chez. German syrup. To such We would
~y that So,oO dozen were sold last year
without one complaint. Consnmnive- nv
lust one bottle; Regular size 20 cents.
Sold by Bohon Stage.
On. DrrNs AND FHASK I,stIE-The
brilliant literary ability Of Rev. Cbarls
Fore, Deems ID ID II. II the di.tin.
gnisheJ Pastor of The Churrh of m, Str,n.
Ger. New York. associated with the nm.
daunted courage. en,erpri.e and energy Of
Frank leslie. has. In Connection with the
.SSndav Magazine. resulted In much profit 10
the country. Frank Le.lie's SIadas Nroa.
Use ha. no rival. nor need n fear anv. 10
American monthly Ina. taken a more rapid
or 6rmer hold ON the affections Of the peo.
ple. While il l. purely rlisious In lone
and teaching II IL non-.ectarian and anot
oyer.riRh,eon,, and there /. an abiding 81.
ement OF FRESHNESS about il which i truly
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-17

TowS MARsHAr--Mr l.. NJ. Iasley ct
pect. in a short time to remove to Stanford,
with the view Of running for Town Mar.
shall in August next. We would hail with
pleasure the election Of Mr.. Lasley, as we
know he would make an officer that would
do credit to the town. We need one that
will do his whole duty.
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TEvIs' OLD STAND. Crowds Of people
daily visit this establishment, and go away
delighted with wonderful bargains The stock
Is fast decreasing, 80 call at once and exam
Inc the hats, boots, lsulies and eentlemen's
shoes which $. $. Myers will sell you, At
nriccs iar hnlnw cnai
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-17

AFTER On.-Mr. II. W. Scctt, who, last
Fall bored a six hundred feet we'll on the
farm Of w. II. Miller, Esq, on Green Riy-
er, returned this week and will commence
to bore on Mr.. Wallace yarnon's place, a
half mile from the other we'll, on the OPP
po-i,e side Of the river. Mr.. Scott was
anxious to continue the boring at the old
we'll, but his firm thought il best to make
a change. All parties are satisfied that
they will end oil in abundance.
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VppNTsDAv IS.

War Dance, PM. This concluded the days
sport
WTpSrsnAY IS
There wss nothing on the programme Of
much interest and q heavy track, caused
the racers TO make poor time. The frst
race was dash Of one mile. Only two start.
ed; Waterwitch and Athol, won by the
former in l,52. Six horses contested for
the prize in the second race, which was a
dash Of miles. Charley Gorham won in
2l7; Grinstead's Chestnut Swear old. 2nd'
and Kenlock, 3rd. Bill Saunders, the
property Of Owens 4 wiihers, was in this
race but did not get placed. lie was sec
ond '.vorite in the pools. The third race,
mile heats, had only two contestants, FL.
inburg and Hyena- Edinburg was largely
the favorite AMI won in two straight heats
in l.5ll and 1852.
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TnE Carriage Mandatory Of Judge J..
u Dennis Is the place to have your d.
lapidated buggy made as bright and
shining NJ new. lie has No. / painter
engaged, and will pain, buspie. at from ss
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THE Very PLAcE.-Go to Judge Den
mis- Carriage Mandatory and get your
buggy painted. II no, In too bad con
dition, he will only charge you 81, and in
no case over sli. lie does all other kinds
Of work in his line at the very loSest 6g.
urea
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Wool. Me~r.. n. Mattinsly Sson want
all the wool In Lincoln county, and are will.
Ing to pay the highest market price for H.
Call on them At their factory in the upper
end Of town.
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oARRARD c0Uyrr yE,rs
Lancaster.

csRRARD COUNT SErrs
Lancaster.
ARCADTAN CLUB
Met on Tuesday evening at Miss Jennie
Duncan.
rHE JuIIPEASs
Are going to meet this year Francis
Murphy, where art thou?
DERBY DAY.
VINO WILL WIN?
The Graduating Class OF franklin Insti.
tute are contcnding sharply for the Vale.
dictory.
Something mysterious seems to be call.
ing our gentlemen to Louisville next week
to judge from their plans.
PERSONAL.
The Hon. Thos. p. Hill, is among the
visiting attorneys. Charles Rodes, Esq., oil
Danville, was in town on Monday.
OFF THE TRACK.
The cars ran of the track at the depot
Tuesday afternoon, thereby consigning the
Richmond passengers to discomfort.
YES, WE ARE, IT COOLED Us OFF.
Your last issue is so exceedingly warm
upon snme topics that you are probably
not cognizant Of the present remarkable
change from Spring to Winter.
$. s. CONVENTION.
Fhe State s. s. Convention, set for June,
IL already exciting interest among our cit
liens. Committees have been appointed to
locate the strangers and make all necessa-
~ arrangements.
GONE TO TIE MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
Your correspondent took wings We'd
nesday morning for the great Musical
Festival at Cincinnati, 10 hear the divine
works Of the great masters rendered by the
finest performers in the world.
OUGHT To HAVE p. o. OF HER OWN.
A certain stage-driver in this county de-
livcrcd to one young lady in his circuit
one hundred and eleven letters and papers
during a single month. What better
friend has Uncle Sam than she?
TROUBLE ron NAUGHT.
had prepared minute and elaborate
detail of the gala week in Danville, with
notes Of the several Communicates, hops,
banquets, costumes and receptions, not
emitting the tasteful decorations Of the
various halls in use; but your Danville
correspondent, and the C5uier-Journol man
whom met in agreeable converse beneath
the gaslit emblems Of chivalry) have sup
piled all needful information to the read
ing public of our section. My ehusion,
therefore, goes into the waste basket.
FLORAL FESTIVAL.
On Tuesday night, the 2lst inst, the
Christian Aid Society will give a Floral
Festival at the City Hall, for the purpose
of buying new pews for the church. The
following named steel engravings will be
offered as prizes, viz: Happy Hours, for
the finest floral design; Angels of the Nor
ming, for the handsomest collection of cut
flowers; Alexander Campbell, for the finest
bouquet. All denominations from our
own and sister towns are requested to COM
pete for the prizes. Refreshments will ac-
company the hours Of pleasure.
HISTORY OF THE GREAT ROAD CASE.
The Court of Common Pleas ia little
more lively this week. The great road
case is in progress, brief history of which
NAV nat he inapronos. In 1872 numerous
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-17

VARIETY !. the spice Of life, and the
greater the variety the more spice there Is
in Il. Among the many lovely goods lust
received from New York by Hayden Bros.
within the last few days, we noticed some
Fans and Fan Chains Of the latest French
patterns, and no lady's toilet Is complete
without them. They are the pretiiest that
are made.
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IIORsE THIEF-Iast Saturday We receiy-
ed a telegram from Mr.. ). q. Cundifi, SOM
erset, giving a description Of horse that
had been stolen from below Somerset, and
also description Of the thief, which we
placed in the hands of Constable g. W.
Bobbitt. In the evening the Town Mar
shall, who had been informed Of the then,
saw a suspicious looking man in town, and
as he answered pretty well to the descrip-
ton given Of him, he called to him to stop,
bu, the thief put spurs to his horse and
1ed up the Danville pike at fearful rate.
The Marshal jumped on horse hitched
near by and followed him mile or two
but finding the man was gaining ground
on him, he returned to town and the thief
went on his way rejoicing, and has not since
been seen.
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NEW JAII@-Bids for the erection OF a
new Jail and residence here will close on
the 29th. Judge J. A. Lytle, one Of the
committee TO receive the bids, returned q
few day ago from Cincinnati, whittier he
had been, by order Of the Court, to examine
the improvements in Jail architecture, and
ascertain cost Of building them. lie is
Of the impression that the new jail can be
let at very reasonable figures.
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JrN BASKs.-This neero. who Is indicted
in the Crab Orchard robbery casc was, by
order Of Judge owsley, brought from the
Lebanon Jail by Mr.. Thos. Duford, on yes.
terlay, and lodged in the calaboose here.
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DisoRDERLY.-Alice Prewitt, one Of the
many bad women that infest this town,
made night hideous and life for the noncc
q misery to the inhabitants Of Central
Main Street, one night this week, by allow.
ing her foul tongue full sway in abusing a
negro woman. This occurred about two
o'clock, A. NJ, a time when all honest little
Marshals are supposed to he asleep, conse-
quently she was not arrested till next day,
when she was tried for disturbing the peace
and fined $40 and the costs. Alice hadn't
red, nor a friend willing to pony mp for
her, 40 she was sent to Jail where good
many Of her sort ought to find their way.
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FNrERTAISNEST.-We understand that
il Is the intention Of Rev. J. Lotion Barnes,
provided he can get the cooperation Of n
number Of the young ladies and gentlemen
Of town, to give an entertainment at the
Court-house at the close OF his school, for
the benefit of the Masonic Lodge here,
which is in a rather bad financial condi.
ton. The entertainment will consist Of
music and short dramatic performances,
and Is said to he very excellent in charac-
ter. II was given by Mr.. Barnes at Hus-
tonyille year or two ago for the benefit OF
the two Sunday Schools there. and the net
receipts amounted to $3.50. We hope that
every encouragement will be given to Mr..
d. TO undertake the entertainment
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Hos. Henry WArTsRsoS.-Mr II. G..
Underwood, Of the Courier Journal, who il
acting as agent Tor Mr.. Waiter son in his
lecturing tour through the State, passed
mp to Richmond, yesterday, to make ar.
fragments for him to lecture there on the
2sth Of this month. The following night,
(2eth) Mr.. watterson will be in Danyillc,
when all Of our citizens who are anxious
10 hear him in his lecture on the "Comi-
calities, Whimsicalities and Realities Of
Southern Life can go to hear him there,
a. he will be unable to come to Stanford
The lecture has received the highest enco-
miums Of the press every where ii has been
delivered, and is we'll worth the trip to
hear Let's all 60.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.


& GRIMES.
HARDWARE.
Besides a general assortment of
Hardware. we have now on hands
GRAIN CRADLES,
GRASS sCYTHEs.
BRIER sCYTHEs,
REAP HOOKS,
GRASS SNATHs, &c.
HORSE SHOES,
NAILS,
BLACKsMITHS'
MATERIAL.
GROCERIES,:
COFFEEs.
TEAS,
SUGARS,
n. q. MOLASsES.
WHITE DRIPs,
MACKEREL.
BACON, LARD. sc.
STOVES,
TINwARE,
ICE CREAM FREEzERs.
WATER COOLERS.
TIN SETS, Sc.
NIIKLE's DOUBLE SHOVEL,
AvERYs DOUBLE SHOVEL
ALSO AGENTS ron
AVERY WALKING cuLrIvAroE
SALT. LIN n, no.
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RENARKABLE.-Mrs. Williams. aged 50,
the wife Of Mr.. George Williams, pen.
sioner Of the war Of 1872. net long since,
cut seven new teeth, which have grown to
be long enough to he Of considerable ser.
vice to her. Her oversight has also return.
ed sufficiently to enable her, without spec.
tacles, TO cut and make pair Of pants for
the old man.
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A. A. WARREN Is agent again for the
old reliable front eia Buckeye Reaper and
Mower. Samples ON hand at the 7. q.
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Tar weather has been most unsessona'
BILE. Frost ice anu now a cold, driving
rain are some Of the changes Of a week,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-17

Mrs. MARY LOGAN sent as howl OF
nice, large Strawberries, yesterday. They
made us think Of the Press Convention.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-17

MEAsLEs.,-The children of Judge NJ
q. Sanhey, have the measles.
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THE Paris Exposition, now at full blast,
contains more beautiful things than has
ever been seen before. We have seen san-
plies Of the beautiful, new, and cheap Par.
a-ols made expressly for the Exposition,
and a fall line Of them has been received
at Hayden Bros. This firm has also a
large lot Of pretty aud cheaper kind. Of
this article 40 indispensable to ladies.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-17

WEAREs 4 EVANS sell good two horse
wagon with bed and brake, for $40.
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LOCAL VIEWS.

CALL on J. n, Davis and settle your ae-
count