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pirine youth torment he brain for amor.
ous rhyme, the blu'hing maiden retire 10
ponder bic honoyed accents, and the ma.
lioion' ahi proiaho indulge 10 wicked
hoases.
We have ~ change n importance to
record, nor no socieiy events 10 chronicle.
Perhaps We might get on vol over the
decadencc II the religious and moral srir-
Il which WA oncc characteristic Of
our community. The idea of sanciiiy
which formerly wa attached To the Sabbath
seems 10 have been lost. Few Of our
churches have regular preaching-none are
supplied every Sabhaih--and some are en-
iifely destitute, Church property Il going
10 decay and perishing from very neglect.
The attention Of the young seems 10 he
turned 10 frivoliy, or worse. Temperance
--once the theme 81 the orator and the
inspiration Of song-has lost its prestige
and many Of it, voiaries. Education, the
drawing out and training Of the mind for
high position and higher enjoyment, has
been pushed aside to make way for pres.
enl qualification gaming is striking at
legitimate trade, and idleness drying npI
the fountains Of prosperity. True, this
state Of things has not yet matured iis Bit
ter and baleful fruit; but viewed in the
light Of all experience 1t gives sad and
startling omen Of the future. AS man
soweth, 40 shoH he rap" l. maxim which
even the infdel will not dispute.
Several Of the business men begin to
Discus the question Of a Bank OF Deposit
in this place. AT present and heretofore,
the funds Of this community have Of ne
cessity bee n carried elsewhere for safe keep.
ing and hence the payment oftimes Of the
smalles: amount involves the trouble and
expense Of trip a to Stanford or DanVille,
or the risk Of our very uncertain mails, be.
sides a DELAY which is always veratious
and sometimes disastrous. Onr trading
men. especially, who are continually turn
ing over their capital, find great inconven-
fence in this state Of things A friend,
who takes an interest in this matter, has
handed in the following in illustration Of
the need OF such an institution; lie says
that in the month Of September last the
deposits Of W. II. Smith (merchantl were
s., 2TS.S3; November, J. W. Aliens trader
same month, J. NJ. Cooks
grocer $500; same month, +. S. KauH-
mans lsaddlery and harness. $780, same,
e. +. Peacock's druggist s7l9; October,
u. c. AN. +. Aliens (grocers and traders
81 ,59i.3i-making a total Of 2j,l59.7s
deposited in this brief time by these few in
iividuals in the ordinary course Of business.
The idea Of bank seems to be popular
and growing in popular favor.
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L0CsI NOTICES.

sSs-ii F5TsTos= :; ossicy q slilsi i
TnrEr Stacks Of hay Tor ale by Asher
Owsiey.
IIAir a NuSSrIlrY have received .
carload Of alt
go To Chcnauli a Pcnnys and settle
that account Of yours
BucKwirAr From, Dat Meal. Ghis,
&c., at Owsley a lligein-.
Fon that Cough ne White Pine svrup.
prepared by Mcl,oberia a Stacy.
Bry yonr school Books, Slate, and 9th
e. school suppliea Of Chcnauli a Penny.
Tmr Celebrated Garrard County Horse
fi.iula Remedy for ale by Chcnauli a
Penny.
PAixr-, White Lead. Oil, Varni.hc.,
winlow Glaze, nj bottom prices At Chem
ault n rcnny's
PrnFuNrny, Toilet Soap, Hair. Nail
and Tooth Brushes. and toilet articles Of
al kinds al Chenanli a renny..
lIkuurox SrrrL Prov and the south
hend chilled llows at OWsley 4 lliggina,
arc al ~arranied 10 give abstraction " no
ale.
pAErlrs owing ~ on accouni o. note
prior 10 July !, 1850, will find the same in
he hands Of an officer II not settled IN the
nsxi thirty days. Chenanlt a Penny.
rrrHrNr 4 VANAnsnAII will ell hats.
caps, boot and shoes Al prime cost. Their
goods are new and iirsi.clas, and You get
. bargain snre by calling on them They
uish 10 make ROOM nor Spring goods. 60
and see them by al means
SHuoms Csrarnu RnfrpY.--A mar
vel0us cure Cor Caiarfh, Diptheria, Cankcr
Month and Head Ache. With each bottle
here i IN ingerfous nasal Injector for
the more successinl treatment Of these COM
plants without extra charge Price 30 cis.
Sold b. Chenanli a Penny.
ANSWER THts QUESTION. do 20
many people We see around ~, seem % pre-
ier 10 sudsr and he made miserable by In
digestion. Constipation. Dizziness, Los 81
APPETITE, Coming UP Of the Food, yellow
skin, when Tor - cent We will ell them
Shiloh's Niialirer, guaranteed 20 cure them.
Sold by Chenault 4 Penny.
To WESTERN EgIOnASrs.-- Having been
appointed GENERAL EMIGRATION AorSr
Al Cincinnati Tor the NANDAi.tA LINE, /
for the States Of Mls-ounI, TrxAs, An I
gANsAs, NFnRAsKA, Kansas CoLonApo,
CkIIroHSIA. and the WrsrEnN 1rEnir0.
Wrs, am fully prepared to furnish, FErE
on application, Maps, Land Circular', Civ
ing Soil, Climate, ,Nc lowest rates made
on passengers, household goods or stock. |
Call on. or adl.ess. cfo A. KNIGHT. /
0en1 Emigration Agent, \. d. Cor. oh
and Vine streets. Cincinnati. Ohio. I
Smnnn's CONsuNruoS CUnE-This j. /
beyond question the most successful Cough !
Medicine We have ever sold, lev doses In /
varishly cure the worst cases Of Cough, /
Group, and Bronchitis, while a. wonderful |
success in the cure Of Consumption u with
out parallel in the history Of medicine.
Since H. ifst discovery u has heen sold on |
a guarantee. a fslf which no other medicine /
csn sl1nd. N YOU have a Cough We earn
esily sss Won 10 try u. Price 10 cts. 30 eta I
and 81. n your Lung are sore. Chest or /
BACK lame. use Shilo's Porous Plaster /
Sold by Chenauli 4 Penny.
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Al lfarrod.hurg Court last Monday
cattle brought from to cents Good
aoft mules sold % sl2i 10 sl55.
-Onc u No. a. e. Holinfohs eae'
dropped q lamb he other day that seighed
nineteen pounds Il lived only a seck.
The fevefc weather ha. been very IA.
ial To lambs all The State, and the Com.
missioner Of agriculture ,ays they viii
le scarce and high this season.
The Sheriff sold 40 acres Of land in
Milledgevillei the property Of James Bruce,
colored, Tor 5000, and co acres Of Knob
land Tor s9o. Ales Bruce, colorcd, va the
purchaser.
Al the sale II Afford Higgins in Fay.
cite, sheep sold in lots Of from to 10 At
~ to $3.50 PER headi ycarling steers, s2i 10
s2s; milk cows sold at so to SIS horses
BROUGHT from $50 10 SiO0
Pans CouRr.--About 200 cattle on
sale and the market dull, nothing good be.
ing offered. Prices 81 to s375 per hun
s SooS,, ''' 10y " u'p'oAs n,u'ss p'ooS"'
o"n'"0" no'''' w ~ 9iVv,
-" ~a" ion' "".' Jung ""u v'"
Saturday by placing seines at the mouth Of
slough into which fresh water flowed.
-, ~ 49, sS',... -" ''.' "'"'' >" WV"
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- ~, - 49, 80 ~, !" 'l,'' ~,
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~ s se'Ds , 1"' go 49, o"' 'y ~
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Ia Louisville. the following are the
.fs..s arr,esa
LTvcOLx COUxTY.
EngIeHsan's MN.

e. y. Engleman has sold his mill prop
erty to :. 4 VI. G. Engleman.
-tIr. d. y. Piewitl bought Of Collins
Gentry - head Of wethers at 2 cents per
pound
-Notwilhslanding the extreme cold
winter, wheat is looking very well in this
neighhorhood.
Feed OF all kinds is getting scarce in
this vicinity. Shock fodder has been SELL
ing at 25 cents per shock.
The weather has moderated since the
memorial ground hogs day. The reason
OF that is A. IIutching- says that he has
caught the hog.
Our express line is doing a thriving
business now, especially in the apple line.
A young gentleman Of Dalton ships box
to his sweetheart every day, but she has to
pay the charges.
Mr.. John Spoonamore, Sr, died on
the eth, after being . patient sufferer for
more than two years with a very compiled.
tie d disease The family have some fears
that his body will be exhumed.
The Post Office Department refused TO
let Mr.. 5. T.. Owsley move the office from
this place to his store. Mr.. OWsley, says
unless he gets permission to move il, he
will not accept the appointment as post
master. lie Is circulating petition now
asking permission TO remove il.
MIR. Editor, for the benefit Of certain
young gentleman. Of this vicinity, we
would suggest that you convert Tmr lS-
TERROR JouRSAL into a daily. els 80 much
in love with the paper that he calls at the
Office every day for ii. Sundays not except
ed. | am rather inclined 10 think that
there are other attractions at the office
now besides the INTERIOR.
a certain widower Of this vicinity
asked hi little girl, the other day, how
che liked TO go to school. She told him
mighty we'll. lie then said, "lloney, Dc
You love your teacher" She responded
very quickly, ayes, sir, | do The old
gentleman made a long sigh. and said
"IIoncy, ! do too 80 look out Young
men, widowers are hard to beat. Don't lei
him get the go ON YOU
Miss Betsy Pennington, pretty blonde,
OF stanford, was the guest Of Miss Elizi
Ingleman last week .... Mr.. w. Vaughan
has been quite poorly with Pneumonia. ....
Mr.. John Spoonamore is still in a eritica
condition....B. +. Engleman has beeI
bedfast with a severe sore ihroat...... Mis-
Lou Ida Harlan left for her home in Mis-
souri,, Thursday morning During he
stay here she has made a host OF friend
and they an regret exceedingly to give he
i un
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HtRRIseEs.

-BAnSE1r.-At Mr.. John c.
nilrs. on the 10Th, Miss Mollie Barnett to
Mr.. John c. sprait
-GREES-BEkcu.--On the 10Th, at W.
A. MclIargue's, the father Of the bride,
Mr.. james Il. Green to Mrs Mary T..
Beach.
-EIorENrSr-Mi-s l;ena Owens aud
Reuben Mullins, Of Mt. Vernon. skipped
over toTcnnessee this week and were Joined
in the holy bonds The objections to the
match were because OF the relationship Of
Miss Owens to the man that KILLED Lang.
fond somc time ago
NOTHING the marriage II Mr.. Mike
Cloyd to Miss Alice Cash, Of this county,
the poet Of the Frankfort lean,an sang as
follows
Too much ofswcci is apt TO cipy'
Young iolk should not he rath.
sinoe even this young iarmer boy
u sceuis, 10 Cloy-d With Cash.
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MGR and fresh lot Of French Fancy and
common Hict candies and iruii,, received
NY y Maiiinely 4 Son.
lr q yof worth your while to think long
from whom 10 buy clothing for gonfielf "
son, but 60 direct to J. Winter q Co.,
corner Thirl and Market Streets, l.onii.
VILE, Ky. IL the place md NJ miaale
WANTS LAnonrns. Mr.. Frank Mat.
iheW', managing the railroad works II Mr.
l,odenef, beyond Livingston, writes that
be viii employ al laborcrs who offer them.
selves, Al the highest wages paid IN the
line.
RrprcTIoS.--we are glad 10 he able to
state that the L. a y. r.. r. il going 10 do
the correct Thing by Stanford. On and AZ.
ter to-day limited tickets to Louisville will
be -uidi AT so instead Of siI5, - former.
~ Good.
CnrAr RATES Elsewhere will he found
an announcement by the Louisville a Nash
willie Il. X. that round trip tickets will be
sold from this point to New Orleans at the
low rate Of s23. This l. some $40 les than
lat year, and Il j. low enough to induce
many to go and enjoy the wonderful Mardi
Gras Festivities.
MINOR CoURr DoiSGs.-Gnnville HUI.
man, white, was tried before Judge Brown,
this week, for stealing cross-cui saw from
one man, and lot Of trace chains from an.
other, and given thirty days on the rock
pile for each ofense-.... Bet Buford, for
breach Of the peace, was sent from Crab
Orchard to spend fifteen days IN i1il
By Az unaccouniable mistake we wrote
Dr. r. W. Thornton down a. a horse doc.
tor Such y, Of course, not the case, a. his
will show. lie comes with |
testimonials II his great success in the cure |
II pllss and fsiula, which he guarantees
without the use Of knife, ligalun or caus-
lie. lie will be at the Myers House next
Wednesday, where those suffering with
he above dissgreeable diseases would DO
we'll 10 see him.
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-MrIE.-Mr Charles y. Muir, son 81
Judge Muir, and nephew Of Mrs. ;. :. Nc
Roberts, Of thi. place. died at his home at
Pewee Valley last saturday morning. lie
had made several visits to his relatives
here and all who met him heartily endorse
the high praise given his memory by the
CoHriof.,IomIai. Mrs. Molioberis and -on,
W. y. McRobert-, attended the burial at
Louisville, where hundred. Of friend- gath.
cred TO shed a tear over the grave II one 90
cheerful and popular.
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W. Burnside, Repository. The pastors Of
the different churche, were made Vice
/ Presidents.
Tho funeral " MI. William Sellers
Who died In 81. louis, No, lat week. va
preached ~ Elder Walden in Inc Chiis
tain Church, and her remains inferred in
The Cemetery here Sunday ...... Mrs.. NJ II.
Owslry seni 10 Richmond, Monday, 10 At
tend the funeral Of her cousin, James
i.eicher, who diel suddenlg NJ that place
Monday morning.
This town was thrown into lutier Il
excitement on the arrival Of the Louisville
train Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. T. 7. Pur-
dee, the proprietor and "maid Of all work, y
Of the Lancaster marble works, lcit home
last Saturday on q business trip (evidently)
to Louisville. A telegram was received
from him Tuesday TO have a burgy and
horse At the train that afternoon. Moth
ing was suspicioned, however, M the side
walks from the depot to town are slightly
ont OF repair and the streets somewhat
muddy. strangers have probably noticed
this. The train arrived and Mr.. Purdee,
followed by an elegantly dressed lady lead
ing little boy about Eve years old, walked
into The waiting room Of the depot. The
lady he introduced TO some Of the crowd "a
his wife. The little boy called him N.
Then il began to creep into the minds Of
some that Purdee had "run OF and got
married" Many Of your citizens would
recognize in the blsshing bride the dash
ing widow Of the late Mr.. Herbert, cabinet
maker, who died in Stanford about six
years ago. They have taken rooms at Mr..
Alex Dams, where they will receive the
CONGRATULATIONS OF their friends.
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LaxD. sTock avn cRor.

-GeoTge Collier sold TO d. \. Prewili,
Court Day, 80 wethers at - cents.
Eggs are selling at 70 cents per dozen
in chicago. They still hang al 10 cents
here.
-Siucc November I 10 date Ihioago
packers have slaughtered and salied 1885,,
600 hogs, against 2,0390o0 for the same
period last season.
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81 would not live always, l ask not to stay"
hut while you DO stay and live, try and be COM
Portable and enjoy life as much ~ possible. Look
ed at In this light and life will begin TO grow
sweet. As long As man lives he will be troubled
with hi lungs, his Throat, and In fact his whole
body. But Il II Is yonr Lungs, Dad Cold, hard
Cough, incipisnt Consumption, you can set a bot
tie OF Dr. Marshalrs Lung Syrup free OF charge OF
irregular size for One Dollar, which We think will
cure you. We have the agency, Chenauli & Penny
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The Zig i5' are billed Cor Huston
willie Saturday night.
SHINING .heep is the popular amuse-
meni in this region at present.
The "i5er-' have the prospect Of a
good audience and moonlight-if the rain
ceases in time.
Soc. Owens and family leit on Tuesday
for Cumberland Falls. lie designs enga-
ing diligently Ia making preparation 10
10 entertain summer visitors.
ST Valentines Day approaches, when
the ashes on lhe bachelors heart will he
disturbed the pulsations Of the spinsier
quicken At the postmans knock, the as
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Mrs FLORENCE MITCnFiI--A fair au-
dienee, Notwithstanding the rain came
down in torrents, greeted this lovely young
lady at the Opera House on Tuesday
night, where she appeared for the first
time in her select readings and reciiaiions.
In appearance Miss Mitchell l. tall and
graceful, with a beautifully expressive
face, aud Il possessed Of a certain girlish
shyness, which renders her stage presence
all the moro attractive. Her voice Is soft
and sweet, yet capable Of any emotion, As
shown in her excellent rendition Of the DIFF
dcult maniac "seene in Article a. the
humorous sketch Of civilian Watermil'
llon,' and the ever popular piece "'urlew
Shall Not Ring Tonight The audience,
which Was am educated and critical one,
was in entire sympathy with her through
out, and manifested il appreciation OF her
efforts with applause, which mas a. genu-
inc as the merits which called il forth.
With youth and beauty 10 assist her aud
prai-sworihy determination TO succeed
Mi. Mitchell Is destined 10 take rank with
the most noted readers Of the day, 10
which certain accomplishment her friends
here will look with confidence and PRIDE.
We hope il may suit her 10 visit US again
when the winds and rains do not seem 10
combine against her. A cordial reception
will always await her.
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IhnnLs. KIND Eriena.

The Stanford INTERIOR JOURNAL has
moved into its recently purchased office
Il is a good enough newspaper 10 have
n half a dozen new offices, lift wants them.
Il SUNDAY Argus.
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STORE-ROOM FOR RENT

A deslrslia store liooui Ia The 81. Asaph Hotel
building Is ior Ieni d has ull 70 ieei iont, Is ~
ltct deep and sell ntted win counters ana shelves
1ls-im nAuanMAN A BALL,
,iauiofd ~
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RI: Il. s .s:s . sss r;s: :s a..
AMOUNTING TO $3.50. $50
wLeis rlsIs,.. ~ Halves. o. Q-ssis~. y.

Remittance NAY ~ nado ~ bank ghs1l, fN-
pres, Postal Money oIder, ur hfrisicsed Nail.
Responsible AGENT wanted a an lsinis. ioT cir
culars giving iuil Information and lor ieloi aiir
~. &. 10. WHIT
l6l-td willard liaiel, ioui ,ille, ~.
rof llckei-. apply 10 Mciioherls A siaEs. Sian
fond, ~
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iNrRovFNFSrs on the Coun Square
progress slowly. The trimming OF the
trees has occupied the attention of the
committee this week.
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l.. A. WILSON Is ready to receive orders
II spring Work. Good stock only used
and wOrk guaranteed. Prices always low.
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Men LOT of Picket CUTLERY, Fable Cut
ilery, lIames, Chains and Collars. Call on
D. MailinglY n Son.
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CENTRALLY LOCATED.
special A ceommodatio 4 T.
fOrded Commercial
travellers.
Baggage Transferred Free Of Charge.
Willard Hotel LotteryPostpOn
TO APRIL I. 1851.
FOR AFuLL DRAWING

rhcdtasing viii ialo place a. LorisyIiLE, AZ.
uuder auth0fiiy OF a special Act Of tho keniucky
ecislature and viii hc under the absolute ecnirol
OF disiuirrfsled commissioner appointed ~ The
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LOcaL Writers.

II Ischeaper to so TO Louisville now
than 10 Cincinnati. Fare $50.
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ChickeFing &Sons'
PIANOS

FOR FIFTYEIGHT YEARS HAVE BEEN ACKNOWLEDGE
the Standard Piano Of the World and the First Choice greatest
Artists Their beautiful Singing Tone and Light Elastic always
light the True Musician. They longer require lc tuning
BEST PIANOS the market They have received First Prize Meiai.
and the Highest Award given any Piano in the world
TnE EMERSON PIANOS, of their great durability
lent quality and moderate price, sought for and purchased by the largest
number Of Buyers We have sold Twenyon Years
them the Most Reliable any moderate
price.
The Clouen WARREN ORGANS widely celebrated nre vast
E superior any Others An Examination and Trial will
all Of the truth Of Our prices low
Purchasers should write u.s. call store buying
JOHN CHURCH & CO..
Wholesale Dealers 4th st.. CINCINNATI
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A onn en Ti.. ". Hirain..

We, the undersigned, recognizing the merits Of
Timothy ". Higgins. hereby solicit him 10 he
come candidate ior Representative from Lincoln
county in The next legislature OF Kentucky;
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TwrNry DOLLARS saved by buying YOU
Sewing Machine from Geo, y. Mearen.
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TnE IIusionvillians will have the "liig
"a" tomorrow night. Every body should
attend.
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fnfm Oysters received every wednes.
nay and Saturday by r. Miuinely q Son
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SALrs or Town PRorEErY.-Mr. I. :.
Parsons has sold TO pr. John u. Owsley
his house and lot on the Opera Building
Block forS3 900, equal to $3.50 per front
foot. DIR. Owsley win remove the old
building and in it, stead erect two hand
.ome brick storc-Ioom-, 20 soon as the
weather opens. The entire block is now
owned by men who win make it the most
valuable here..... squire J. 5. Murphy,
executor Of J. Il. Myers, sold at auction,
Monday, to solon Craig, small house and
lot ON Lancaster street, for SOL
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Way throw away an old pair Of boots or
shoez when sers small outlay will make
them o. good a. ever. Take them to T.. A.
Willson. NE does al kinds Of cobbline.
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NEny FUNNY.-A scamp named Glas-
cock, at Gravel Switch, fired at Harvey
Humble, brakemen on the passenger train,
few days ago, the hall scarcely missing
his head aud burying itself in the door Of
the coach. tilasoock says that he Just did
il for fun, hat II i to be hoped that the Il.
II. Company vii make him pay dearly for
il. Il may be exceedingly funny 10 shoot at
a brakeman, bat Humble says his Kind Of
Joke that he can't relish at ali.
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W. rnr person who found silver coz.
ring will leave @ ~ ihis Office he will he
rewarded
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Tmr suit Of VIM. Grimes ". J. u. Bright
Tor $500, with interest from 1861. on winch
the plea Of non ~ lreiaa, Il made, took sew
eral Of our expert. In handwriting to Ian.
raster this week. among them Mes. Joe 5.
Crime, A. A. Warren, y. H. Edmision aud
}. W. McAli.icr. All oil them proved that
ihe note T. in the handwriting Of Mr.
Bright Case sim pending.
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30 iail paiiif ,isn afie hasld. A., siii,s,
aRs =. a. TRrEuftnI. frineirAi
ltsaf.rd' linooin Co ~
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lr q yot worth your while to think long
from whom 10 buy clothing for soufielf ~
son, but go direct 10 J. Winter q Co.,
corner Thirl and Market Streets, i.oni'.
willie, Ky IL the place and NJ mistake
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ErsrUHraE win be seen call on our
young friend, Tim W. Higgins TO become
a candidate for the Legislature. lie j. a
very popular man, a. his race Tor the Cir.
cult Clerk.hip showed, and u he wants the
oilicc, which We hardly think he does, he
will be hard horse to beat
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-02-11

kSicHrs on supreme Tr,asur-
er, H. J. Brsckinridge, has issued his report
ior February, which show. that from Do
ccmher q 10 February !, there were de
buried s2js,2jj,oO, leaving a balance in
'he Treasury Of so7,5iSai, from which
iony.Gvc $1,000 orders are drawn and un.
paid. The order !. in very nourishing
condition.