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RELIGIOUS.

Bishop Dudley, Of Kentucky, has been
invited TO deliver the annual address be-
fore the literary societies Of the University
of Virginia.
Elder G.. W. Terrell. Of Lexington, will
preach at Rush Branch Church next
Lords day, Feb. 10th, at II o'clock.
Beeeher says the putting on of mourn
ing is an unchristian, expensive, and use
less custom. "All my lie have been
struggling against these downward views Of
death. All things considered, would
rather die than live"
Greensboro will soon be entitled to the
appellation, in Kentucky, at least, OF
"City Of Churches" There are already
within the corporate limits fourteen sub
stantial church ediices, and three more
handsome and costly structures are now in
oourse Of erection.--l Examiner.
Il l. estimated that the Church property
in the United States amounts to $500, 0OO,-
600, and is increasing very rapidly. DIR,
Shipman, pastor Of Christ Episcopal
Church, n. Y, a church noted for It's great
wealth, is an earnest advocate for the tax
alton Of this vast amount Of unproduetiye
property.
The average salary of clergymen in the
United States is only $500 year. In this
profession, as in the law, a few get great
compensation and many get starvation
wages. We can not weep for any Of these
unfortunate brethren OF either calling
while there is a vast area Of good land
awaiting the hand Of the tiller.-[ Wash
ington Post.
The preachers Of Louisville, backed by
hundreds Of deaens, wardens, elders aud
members Of congregations, have declared
war against the Sunday amusements, in
GLIDING gardens, and even newspaper Or
Sunday last all theChrislian minister's Cath
olies exeeptedl preached against the Cont
mental tendency Of the times, and on Mon
day night held a mas meeting, protesting
vigorously against sabbalh'brsAkiRg,
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SHISGLE MAcHINE-Mr. J. s. Young
has purchased and put up Single Ma
chine.
POPULATION STILL IScREAsISG.-Bor
to the wife of Mr.. Andrew Young, ON the
9th inst, fine boy or girl-don't know
which, and il don't matter, as Andrew APP
preciates both sexes. Also, to the wife Of
Mr.. John Butt, bouncing boy.
RELIGIOUS. The series Of meetings con-
Quoted by the Rev. Joshua Colby has great
ly edited the community at large. His
preaching was able, instructive and to the
point, and good behavior prevailed, except
ON one occasion, when some misehieyous
boys and girls talked, laughed and sound
ed a tuning fork, to the great annoyance Of
the speaker and congregation.
MovISs ARouND.-Mr. VIM. Young has
moved from one of H. p. Young's farms to
the head waters Of Green River, on the land
purchased by J. S. Murphy Mike Rether-
ford from that place to John Spiers'i VIM.
Newell TO the house that Young left; Jos
Hode to the place that Newell left Martin
Cook from the widow Goodies to Spiers'
land, and Frank Baagh moved from here to
Eubanks Station.
PERsoSAL.-We are enjoying the visit Of
our friend. Mr.. James Spiers, in this COM
munity. lie was formerly citizen Of this
county, and Of this place. lie has many
friends and relatives here, who esteem II
quite treat TO see him again in our midst.
Though he has been citizen Of Illinois for
some years, yet he enjoys the scenery Of our
Knobs and the company Of his old neigh
bors, aud we still feel that he Is one Of US
May his stay be pleasant and long - posi-
BILE, and as your excellent JouRSAL will
reach his family this week, we will add
that he con templates starting for home
next week. Nh. gerry Baker is on visit
~ frisnds here.
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MARRIAGES..

HUGHEs-SHEES.- On the 18th, at Mill
edgeville, Mr.. Pulliam S. Hughes and
Mis Lille O. Sheen.
ADAMs-ADANs.-M w. II. Adams, Of
Marion county, and Miss Elizabeth Ad-
ans, Of this county, were married at the
later's residence yesterday.
PIrrNAN-PIrTNAN-Mr. Micajah Pitt
man, Of Pulaski and Miss Eliza Pittman
were made on flesh Al the latter residence
in this county, on the 10Th.
HurcnsoN- DooREs.-At Crab Orchard,
on the 18th, Mr.. Madison z. Huichison
was united in marriage TO Miss Sallie r., a
pretty daughter of br. W. NJ. Doores
PrEKINs-DUpDEEAR--On the 18th
at the residence Of Mr.. Samuel Dudderar,
the father Of the bride, Mr. Lucius Perk-
ins, Of Garrard, to Miss Margaret ;. Dud-
derar, 81 this county.
PoiLY-PoLLY.-The Lebanon Standard
records the marriage Of Mr.. james O. Polly,
Of Illinois, to Mrs Mary A. Polly, Of Ma
rion county. just ten years ago they went
through this same programme with each
other. but after few years Of welded lie
Mrs Polly, who had removed with her
husband to Illinois, left him and returned
10 her home in this State. In the easy-go-
ing divorce courts Of Illinois, Mr.. r, had
no trouble in securing a divorce on the
grounds Of abandonment. But Mr.. Polly
could not forget his"prettY Poll, "and again
sought her smiles, which were sweetly be
slowed on him, then they went through the
usual billing and cooling, which ended as
told above.
ANDERsoN-B uCR.--A pair as yerdant
as our bluegrass hills in Spring-time, came
to the Clerks Office here, last Friday, and
producing the necessary papers, obtained
license to marry. They hailed from Pu-
laski, and gave their names as Milford An.
derson and Miss Nancy Octayia Buck, and
being exceedingly anxious to have the
knot tied, the services of Rev. J. L. Barnes
were procured, who, after much trouble in
getting them into the right position, indis-
aolubly bound together their loving hearts.
After the ceremony the groom enquired
"what do you charge, Mister" and being
told by Mr.. Barnes that he always left that
to the liberality Of the man, Mr.. Ander-
ct and drawing forth a silver half dollar,
asked, as that enough for YOU" Mr.. b.
answered that it was the greatest
abundance, aud handing At over with a
grin, Mr.. A. took his Nancy to more con-
jugal fields.
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BoRN-To the wife II George Lewis, on
the 7th inst, l2.lb. girl.
DrArH- Marshal Sims. living p miles
from this place, Lost m infant daughter,
Alice age Z YEAR.. on the sth int, with
Typhoid fever.
saw NM SoLp.-Mr. \. e.. MARROW has
bought Of J. pennyhaker, bic Steam Cir.
cular Saw Mil for slips To be paid in
lumber. Mr.. NARROW will take charge Of
the mill Immediately.
LrcruRE.-Mr. Alexander Lusk, Of
Gum Sulphur, will deliver a series Of lee
lures here on next Friday aud Saturday
dighis At O. o'clock. Mr.. Luck has the
reputation Of being very interesting and
entertaining speaker, and we hope every
body viii turn out and give him q good
and appreciative audience. Lectures "a
commence on Friday night, the 18th inst.
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BOLIE COTNTy.
DanrHIe.
Advocate


1Advoca,eJ
JAMES HAII-Presents a more attract
i've appearance since the recent work wa,
done on the ceiling and walla
o.
Court dayl IL the dav for the Democratic
County Convention. 10 select delegates 10
the State Convention.
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'-'aiuy ".u oy ~ ' ~ ~ ~ -,
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''''' = 80
DEATH.--Pster G.. Wilson, soldier Of
the war Of 1879, died rather suddenly at
his residence in DanSille last Thursday.
He was born in Wythe county, Va, 1892,
and served his country faithfully in the
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Personal.

rnor W. X. JrSsiSos is rocoycrins irom hi.
-srious illno-s.
Niss BErrIE DESSs has been quite slok fr a
week of two, but b. much better nos.
Mrs. j. ,. McRonERrs aud Dolly" have ronc
ou a visit 10 relatives In Madison county.
Miss sALtIE HARRisoS has returned nom
Lengthy visit to Campbellsville aud Lebanon.
Mas. NJ L. BouRNE and little daughter. Of Law
renceburg, are guests Of Mrs :. c. Trueheau.
Ma ). W. SIMPSON, Of Gnber,'s Greek. will leave
next Monday to take prosneoiing tour Of Hansas.
la. 7. NJ LEvs vent TO Parksville yesterday
to sec his brother Iosan who Is lying at the point
OF death.
Dn. LA a. HurTMAS has removed his once 10
the one formerly ocoupiei by Dr.. Mordman, on
Main street,
WI return our very sincere thanks 10 Mis, Leila
Price, 1t Lancaster, or the newsy letters fur
nishei by her during Mrs. Potts absence.
IL. GovTESoR JOINS c. UsDEHwooD Was on the
train yesterday, en- route to Lancaster. His smile
isusweet a. II his nomination vas certain.
Nus. }. b. McKiSSKr and her interesting little
sou, charlie, OF Louisville. and Miss Panthea Ne
kinney, who has hecn visiting her, arrived yea
terday evening.
Ma. NJ. fRAonKiNEu, one Of the most outcrpris-
Ing merchants Of Richmond, accompanied by his
wife, spent several days this week with NJ aud
Mrs. $. Pngheimer, Of this place.
Ma. J.. o. snnorsuIRF, Of Buffalo Heart, M,
who has heen spending several weeks with his rel
atiyes aud friends In this aud 0auard countics,
will leave ior his home next week.
Ma. ASD Mas. CSC W. AFFORD len yesterday
Tor ralladesn Ala. II Is Mr As intention to look
out suitable location for stable there, and build
one Tor the especial accommodation Of his own
stock.
Mas. Roniss0S, nee Miss Biddie sweeney, the
handsome and attractive wife Of Mr.. J. &. Robin
inson, and her pretty sister, Miss Jennie Sweeney,
both Of Lancaster were guests Of Misses Patiie aud
Lucy Beazlcy last week.
Ma. W. s. Ksorr, prominent Young attorney
Of Lebanon, has taken charge OF Resets Coal
Mines at Pine Mn, as Commissions and Receiver
aud adyrrtiacs their sale In another column. The
property r. valuable one and oiiers a 6ne chance
foe an entorprsing purchaser.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
Grab Orchard.

DRUG STORE SoLD.-Mr. ]. Henry Fish
bought of Andy Egbert, his stock Of drugs
few days ago.
BET1ER.-Bernie, little son OF james
Fish, has been quite sick for day or two,
but we are glad to hear he is rapidly re-
covering.
GoNG TO MoyE-Mr. Alex. Stephen
son, We understand, oontemplates moving
his store from this place to Buckeye Ridge
in Garrard county.
CosFEcuoSERY.-Mr. John Singleton
has removed his confectionery back 10 hii
old stand ON Lancaster street. His win
dows present quite an attractive appear
aaes.
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Wonsr. M. John DePauw. who has
I Tor some time shown symptoms Of insanity.
has gotten IN much worse that HE friends
deem Il advisable 10 have 4 inrv Of inquiry
INTO ne case Mr. Iefanw has been one
oionr best ci'i'en' and hh misfortune y
'he subject OF general regret
Tur Ftrcr,oS--As 10 whether the reo.
ple Of this school District VIII vote a 25
cents "A. ON the 800 worth Of propcrtv
for tle building of school.hou.e will
he beld here tomorrow We are In favor
Of a small tax for this purpose. and advo.
cate the building Of the house. bnt Il
strikcs IA that % cents i nearly douhle
'"'"s" WV '"' Pu'Pu'e
srr HrnF-Ifyon wanta suit of clothes
cheaper than you ever got them in your
life, pair Of boots or shoes, hat, dieas
for wife or daughter. white goods. laccs.
trimming. fancy articles, furniture, a car.
pet, or any thing else that you need, nov
i the time 10 get them. for we know that
Hayden Brothers mean what they say and
have been saving Cor some time, that they
offer their goods At the very bottom of the
market.
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MAnnfAor.-Mr VI. p. Huichison and
Miss sallie ,. Doore', were quietly MARI.
I'll NJ the home Of the brides parents, on
Tuesday, Feb. 18th, at O'Clock, r. w., in
the presence NJ only few relatives and
friends.
ConRrcrioS.- 1t IL James Fish who j.
preparing ~ 60 West, and not =. Henry
Fish, o. We had II in our last report We
are sorry this mistake occurred, A. Mr..
Henry Fish Is in business here and docs
not expect 10 leave Crab Orchard soon.
ENTERTAINMENT We understand Mrs.
Tarrant, principal Of Tarrant College, pro-
poses giving m entertainment Al this place
next month, Cor the benefit Of the Chris
lian Church. Mrs. Tarrant's reputation A.
teacher Is sufficient proof that her enter
tainnents will always he good.
PEnaoNAI~-Mr IT, y. Farris, ,ha,
prince Of good fellows, who Is drumming
for Ewell a Co.'S cigar mandatory at
Louisville, spent few days at his home at
this place last week A hop in his honor
was given at the Kennedy House on Fri
day night.....Mr. Sam Burnside, one Of
Lancasier's gallant young men, was in
town Sunday last .....Alva Pullins music
teacher was in town last Friday.
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THE WEsrHER.
IOCtI NOTICES.


1iihN } n''A -'''' -''''-' ~ '''' '''ff 'o''''7o
Ilorsr.suortvo bv n. q. Afford. al o,
cents.
u. "a,
~" "' A'""e "' p'l"''hs ''" "t Wv
hAokMttAck Popular and fragrant
pefihme. Sold by " " Vhcnanli' Nlan'
iofd'
Tmosr indebted 10 Anderson a Mol,ob.
cfta ON find their accounts ready NJ the
old stand.
All indebted 10 llohon 4 Stage will
please call nj the National Bank and aei.
lie. Don't wait 10 he called on ny an oih'
Ger.
Pom nrxr-Thc brick storr.room lately
occutied Inv Cbenanlt A Penny. on Main
.trre, oppaaite Conrt.honsc. Apply 10
A Owalev'
DoN send elsewhere 70 get your pflnt'
ing. when you can get % done AZ me i ,,.
EioR JouHSAL Once lns, a. good ana lusl
o. cheap. "emember WHERE you 70 Nhen
YOU want 'thanky JOB DONE and nat
ronife fonr home io'ks'
Why will Won snlier with Dyspeusia and
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and eener-
II debility. when you can get al our store
Shiloh's System Nilaliser which We sell on
positive guarantee 20 cure you. Price 10
cis. and 20 cis. For sale by '. u. Che
naull, stanford
Nfcpo,,,,s A Sr..a M. ,.,, e,u,
.,..s,h,.,si ~, h, ~. "a s,.,1 ~ A,d..-
.o. y Nfsno,.,,s ~ Iii H. ,,i.,'..d =,
hs,o nj, olJ s,icnss con,i,ne MI, ~.
~ s,,,.',isa ..ss, 49, -, - a.,
H.. pstsil nr,. S,a,.' 80
DoS'r 10 DrcEIvEn.-Many pcrSons say
haven't got the Consumption when
asked 70 cure their Cough with Shiloh's
Consumption Cure DO they not know
that Coughs lead TO Consumption and
remedy that will cure Consumption will
certainly and surely cure a cough o. any
lung OF throat trouble. We know u will
cure when all Others fail and our faith In
u b ~ positive that We will refund the
price raid u you receive no benefit Il
not this fair proposition. Price 10 cts.
70 cts. and y per bottle. for lame Chest,
hack or side, use Shilohs Porus Plaster.
Price - CT. for sale by =. X. Chenault,
Stanford.
FRANK LrsLIr's SUNDAY MAoAuNE
roR MAncH.-This admirable magazine
improves With age; and the editor fRev.
Dr. Dcemsl seems determined that il shall
he hs Household Magazine Of Amerioa.
yar s1osiisao,. The present number pos.
ae.-es some very attractive features; the
opening paper on "rhe Island World Of
the Pacific" by Byron A. Brooks, emhra-
ces a succinci, graphic, and most interest
ing account Of the social and moral condi.
ton Of the Sandwich ISLANDS, Society. sa-
moa; and Fiji Islands before the inirodur-
ton 81 Christianity there. Among other
descriptive articles Of much interest are
Street Scenes in Madrid" Funeral Pro
cession in the Caucasus" "The Convent Of
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H0efOnrHfe.


ACCOUNTING FOR IT.----Tice was to lee
ture in Danville last night. Hence the
furious storm that swept over us just be-
fore sunset.
HoME, SWEET HoLMEsl---C. l.. Holmes,
late Of Louisville, has rented the store-house
Of 4. S. Scott, at Middleburg, where he
intends opening a stock Of general mer-
chandise about the 10th Of March.
GLAD no CIT BAcK ALIvE.-Arch Goode
has returned from Texas-in part-that Is,
he left near a hundred pounds Of his
avoirdupois as black mail eraeted by the
chills, and sun -strokes, and Northers, and
mud and malaria Of the Lone Star enter
prise lie doesn't speak Of going back
much. Ills kinsman, l.. G. g. Is disguised
with his report.
KmLED.-I have just heard Of the sud
den deatt of VIM. G. Powell, one Of our
oldest and most esteemed citizens, which
occurred this "wednesday morning. Mr.
Powell, with his son, was engaged in saw
ing of log on sloping ground. The log
becoming disengaged. suddenly caught Mr..
2. who was on the lower side, and rolling
over him, crushed his head completely, and
broke the bones Of his limbs and body as
il rushed downward. OF cour-e his death
was instantaneous.
Too FAsr.-You ante-dated the mar.
rage Of Mr.. ]. p. Smith, of Lexington,
and Miss Sallie A. Gibson, Of Milledge-
vile. II took place on Thursday, at ? o.
clock, r. N. As | don't understand the
terms in which it is lawful TO describe a
lady's adornments, the best idea can give,
is, the outfit Of the bride was devised by
the refined taste, and executed by the ex-
quisite skill Of the Misses Logan. Of this
place. Miss Jennie Smith, Of Richmond,
cousin to the bridegroom, stood by Miss
Sallie while she took the vows, while Mr.
Sandidge acted as second to the gentle-
man.
A USELESS DIsCOvERY.-DickB Brown.
Z 49,. = 81 -. II.
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s O.e-' ~" 60 w" p p'YP' ~1 - -.
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,""' ,'e 'N'nei ""u Ie' y, -. -
Suppose this is all right; but can't see
""a' u'n,ls"oS !. -.',~.I' f.ae III.
se"ea"y u.u.''.OOa .""' Wv o'1 So. $50
nan Sn. ''i' ~ 80. " % M ~ Wv III ~.
y us ~" s, ,a- - ' - 'S y. y.
.s ma '''e Sli ..''''e -. - =.
',''" oa us e'.u'S"e' va .,.sss;s =,
.ne NSiOH ~ "o U'i " "'s A 'l..H '.S
n'gnes, nonois' anu "s 'is s'''ne naio" 81 -,
rionee nus ~'uo~ ~ way u .Ap'.'o -, . y,
s rS'e'u' 'neniCiy VI nus eAA'',u "O-s s ~l1
sSuAOie sei'i0s'' nc '''u'' "'sO' WY
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LADIES FANCY GOODS,

selected eiih oarg and vhioh .he will ssll az pr-
Cos 90 suit che times,
Thanking he's hiends ur past hyors, sho respcci-
nllly snllrlis an early call
The MANIUA MAktSG DErAKrMENi
sill b. conducted BY MRS. MYERS aud MIS-
DuDDEkAk, hose Taste and skil are usll-known
10 the trads.
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lO,O0O.-Ten thousand yards Of Ham
burg Edgings and Inserting, in new and
beautiful styles just received and cheaper
than ever before. Come and see them.
New stock Of Brown and Bleached Cot
tons, in all grades. Now is the time 10
make up your cottons for Spring and Sum
mer wear.
The newest thing out in ladies' Linen
Collars and Cuffs, just in.
Another nice assortment Of Torchon and
and Linen Edgings Magic Rulings, &c.
Don't forget that we have the finest and
best Calf Boot ever offered in Stanford
Towels, crashes, table linens, napkins,
&C., &c.
Large stock of Jeans, which we are de-
termined to close out before Spring Prices
have reduced so as to secure an early sale
We received a new LOT Of prints this
week, which We are selling at dye-cents
per yard.
Come and see our dollar Corset; fall iiiy
bones and Handsomely trimmed
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REPAIRING.

We ,oiH do all kinds Of repairing in oar
line oith neatness and dispatch. An
experience Of more than a quarter Of
a century IN oar business enables US
to promise oar customers The best ,cork.
We hare moi only "eome to stay" bat
being here 'ce cant get dieay. Give
as call. 3G0-ly
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LAScAsrER.-A gentleman who returned
from Lancaster last evening tells ms that
Mccoy, for the murder Of soard, got ten
years in the Peniientiary, and William y.
Kennedy, ofCrab Orchard, 30 days In jail.
and 800 fine for carrying concealed weap-
ons Kennedy's lawyer were trying TO get
a new hearing when our informant len,
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NOTICE OF CHANGE or FIRM.

JAN. I, iss9.--wE HAVE THIS DAY ENIth
"a into lartners hip under the hrIn name Of "Oheu
ault Fcnny,n ior the purpose Of carrying on tn
Drug business AZ Chenaulra old stand In stanford
4. H. CHENAULr
a56-im A. r. PENNY
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lr MUsr M JEssE-In late issue OF
the Couridr-Jouaoi, the Judge Of Trimble
county, tells Of the confidence game Of
swindler, whose base Of operations Is
in Iowa and Illinois. lie has been pass
ing himself OF a. Kentucky official,
and pretending that he had been robbed
Of the money he had To take him home,
obtains loans from sundry individuals, who
are ignorant Of the true state Of things.
The description Of the man aud his plan of
proceedings are such a. 10 leave no doubt
that the man referred TO Is j. L. Spng-
gin,swho, several year since, was a resident
Of this place. Eleven years ago Mr.Spag-
gins was deputy County Clerk for Mr.. X.
Carson, and subsequently assisted w. II.
Miller in the Circuit Clerks office. lie
married a Covington lady Of considerable
means, and on the strength Of il he bought
on credit, a printing Office and published
for short time the Stanford Dcmooat.
When payday arrived, Spraggins failed to
pony up the cash and his Office was sold un-
der execution. lie had by this time
squandered all his wife's property, and his
conduct was such a. to cause her TO insti-
tute proceedings for divorce, which she
subsequently obtained. Afterwards Sprag-
gins went TO Indiana, and by palming him
self on as the Clerk Of Wayne county,
Kentucky, and a Mason Of high standing,
he succeeded Ia obtaining a good amount
of money. His game was discovered. how
ever, and be was arrested and tried Lr OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses and
sent to the Indiana Penitentiary for two
years. This occurred three or four years
ago, and as he is free again there is but lit
tle doubt that the man referred TO in tho
Courier-Jo,iHai and Jesse arr one aud the
same. Pass him around.
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eRocrRirs. HsRDwAnr. A..

eROCIhlks, HAhnWAhl, A..
]. R. WAR RE n
& SON,
''P. O. STORE"
---nrALEns ~
sugars, conte,, Teas, syrup., Moias.e.,
Flour. Meal, Bacon, Lard, Candle.
starch, soda, Biuine, Rice, Buuer, Ess-.
sweet AVID Irish Potatoes, Canned Goods,
IIominy, Besn., sc. wealso Keep
a complete assortment ofHard~are
And Cutlery. Among other things, Axes.
Haichcts. Hand-saw., Kuivo. an kind.
Carriage Bolts, screws, Mails, Sausage
Grinders, &C., &c. A. cold weather is mt
Approaching. we have laid in bot OF
Coal Hods sbovsl., Tongs Poker.
Kitchen Sets, Corn Peppers, Sc., So.
We intend to keep the hest stock Of
Fancy Groceries In town, and can always
Furnish our customers with such
Things rs Canned Goods in this line, We
Have Peaches, Pears, Cherries.
Tomatoes. Corn, Raspberriss. Strawberries,
oysters, Salmon, Msckerel, sar'ine..
Extracts, Baking Powders, Apple and
Peach Butter. Niuee Meat. Sauces.
Preserves. Cheese. Crackers, Cocoanuis
Gelatin, Spices, Corn Starch. Laundry and
Fancy Soaps. Raisins, Currants. Nuts.
Plain and Fancy Candies, Matches. sc.
We sell 7-year-old pure cider Vinegar,
Atso cents per gallon. In Wooden ware,
We keep Tubs, Buckets, Firkins.
Sugar Boxes; Empty Barrels at 10 cents;
washbOards, siners. BrOoms, Axe Handles.
Coffee Mills, Half Bushels. We will buy
At all times and pay the highest market
Price therefor, in goods, Butter (wel
worked,l Eggs (fresh,l Lard, Potatoes,
Apples, Turkeys, Meal and Flour, and
WIN aim to be ready. at all Jlmcs. To
Furnish TO the citizens Of town and vicinity,
All Of the latter named articles.
We wish to call attention Of the Sporting
Portion Of the community, to the iact
That we keep Powder, shot, Caps, wads,
Powder Flasks. We invite ali to
Give Ne a call when in need Of
Any thing in our line.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-14

A Coon suRscmBER.-Mr james NJ.
wray, Of Bloomington, Illinois, sent us
this week the money in advance for two
years subscription 10 the INTERIOR JouR-
SAL. lie evidently Is pretty well satisfied
with Il.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-14

All persons knowing themselves lndobied 90 uie
L. n. ChENAlLl
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-14

TINS 30. Cock MAIN.-Capt. Thomas
q Moore. 81 Crab Orchard. len this week
for New Orleans. taking with him sixteen
beautiful birds Of hi own raising AZ
Louisville he was joined by other parties
and the number.of birds was swelled TO one
hundred. The Captain Is expecting grand
time at the Main, which comes % in few
days, and il SURE that Kentucky will win
the fights by large odds.