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Personal.

Ma asp Mas. T. D. BsvsE. o. Lebanon, ars
With Mr. tea. u. Brucc.
Miss sAILiE ESaLxsAS, Of nansills, 10 visit
ins numefous friend. 10 stsniofd.
Mss. TsrLoR and Mr.. n. D.. Mann, Of Car.
Isle. are visiting Mn, win Cnis
MIS- NJ a. owsLsT accompanied the Jusss
wednesday aud spent the day here.
Miss MaRr VsESoS. Of stanford. Is visiting
Miss HALLS EsieiL-l Eiehmond Herald.
Miss LiEEtE NusSELLKY OF Lextngtsn. 4
visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert 7. Mattingiy.
Ma. AsrHoSr and Miss Es,slls Anthony. o.
Sew Albany. Iad., arg With their soa AID brother,
Nc ,. ). Anthony
-oua excellent Representative 10 Congress,
Hoa. 2. n. Thompson. IT,, -ss here aonday shah
lug hands With the boys"
ions n JAMS. late Of Dansiils. has received
TIE Democratic nomination ior Register OF deei,
10 cherokee county, Kansas
Ms. CaLyIS GaAHHEAL, OF McKinn-y, vho
has bee n sunsring spSnc time irom a complication
Of Diseases, leaves to-day fof the Rel Rolling
sPriass, Of Tennessee for hi, health.
Ms. sSp MEs q. ". MrLLss. OF winasld,
Kansas. iormsriy u this county, we're In to-n
Tuesday. Mr.. Miller ..ns . large cattle rane be
In bis adopted State. snd Ia, We are glad TO learn
wakiug money hand over hsi.
a ooRaKsroSDEsr Of the Chicago Ho'i says;
Miss rorsnce Mitchell, the isleniei &c, rss'. Ia
quite pot with Nsw Nort soclsiy." Miss Mitch
sll II viii 10 remembered, caves Dramatic Read
los At our Opera Hou.s la. Winter.
Tns visiting iA-yers attending Court are.
Juisc .. I. rox, Judge NJ. J. Durham, Hon. Jno.
:. Nanwinsle. Col n. e. Jacobs. Col John Cow
an, c. H. Eho'ie,. E~,.. c. C. foH. E~a.. pahvills
Judge George Denny, IT,, l.. D. Hubble, Esl., :.
A. Walton, L~l., iAncaster. Hon. rhil n rhomP-
sou. ST., llarrodsburg. A. n Clarke. Esa, Liber-
~ 6en. ffAnk Woliord. Columbia; Colonel ssm
N. hufdcit. Mt Nernsa.
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LAND. STOCK AND CROP.

Geo. W. Afford sold TO J. A. Harris 4
Son ) head cattle at n.
p. =. Nunnelley shipped = carload Of
hogs Saturday that cost here $3.50.
10. A. Cohen bought Of John s. Ows-
ley car. load Of i,036-lb. cattle at 81.
Moses Collier sold a carload Of hogs.
Of his own raising, in Cincinnati at 81. 20.
Capt. II. T. Bush sold 10 Morsland 4
Land lot Of $50 pound hogs at 81 cents.
j. +. Lynn sold to Andy &. Tucker his
farm Of 23O acres, near Halls Gap, at $50
per acre.
Corn in the field sold at $2s7i per
barrel in Fsyetts. Monday, and at $3.50
in the crib
j. ;. Robinson. Of GsrIard, sold 10
J. Hansbury West II head OF feeding cat
tie at $3.50.
J. NJ. Hail shipped to Cincinnati, We'd
nesday a carload Of fat hogs for which he
paid So per cwt.
Morelsnd Il Land shipped 10 Cincin.
natl, this week, a car load Of 400 10. cattle.
They cost 2. cents.
w. 5. Spoonamore bought Of 7. j.
Hood 6ll acres Of land. lying on LogAn's
Creek, at 500 per acre
L. W. Hudson, Of Garrsrd, sold TO
Afford. Belts 4 Co.. Of New Orleans. II
extra mules al 500 each.
A. +. Butner, Of this county, has sold
to Chas. Dunn. Of Brysn,sville, his farm
Of 81 acres, near here, for $500.
III. 7. Bush bought 90 head Of scrub
ewes from Gus Mccormack aud paid for
them with two dry cows at 81 cents.
A. c. Robinson, Of Lincoln, sold 10
Col. ]. II. Bruce rs head Of cattle, svers'
sing nearly 200 at SAL 81 20 and - so
per ewt.
S. II. Bruce bought $50 head Of 1880
ID cattle, near Murfrsesboro, Tenn. fol
which he paid 81. lie will put them on
slop at Paris.
j. NJ. Hail, Of this county, sold TO J
G. Hays 200 common ewes at 81 IS, and to
q. b. woOdcock S2 cattle, averaging 500
pounds, at 3 cents.
-George James has sold his farm, lying
bet~een Crab Orchard and Lancaster, con.
tanning about 500 acres and including q
mill, to w. I. b. White for $4,000.
-scoggan, Martin a Co, Of Louisville,
shipped 2oS head Of mules TO L. b. Bishop
a Sons, New Jersey, whence they will Be
shipped to the West Indies. The price
paid was $4,000.
Mr. I'd. =. Gaines sold on Court Day
7 work mules to Richard Afford at $l4(
head. lie also sold a yearling steers av'
sraging 700 pounds, al s27 10 per head. :
Georgetown Times.
Thomas ID. Chenault bought the John
II. Watkins farm OF 221 acres. q miles
from Richmond, al $50 cash. Dr. Jennings
sold VIM. Arnold 300 acres, uiilss from
Richmond al 500 per acre.
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1892
HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE.
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IS to IS years of age.
Vol. Ill Commences November !, 1881
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tents generally, u Is unsurpassed ~ ANY pubiiea-
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BY the children, bat also hy parents who are ann.
0us " pr0s de pure literature Tor their gifs aud
bOys- Christian Advocate, Buffalo, n. Y.
weekly paper i0r childTeu which parents need
not lear ~ lei their childfen read Al the iamily
bresids. Hartford DAILY Times.
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DEATHS.

Mrs. Mary Bradford, a sister Of Hon.
Jefferson Davis. President Of the Southern
Confederacy, who died at the residence Of
her daughter. Mrs. +. l.. Miles, Of New
Hope, on the 22nd inst, OF general debility,
aged eighty.one years, has been inferred in
the cemetery at Gethsemane Abbey, in
Nelson county, Ky, where no living woman
Is allowed to enter except the wife Of the
ruler Of the nation.
-wnLASD- Mrs. Gotleib weiland
died on Monday Of fluN, in connection
with childbirth. She had been sick for
some time, but received no medical atten-
ton ill her ACCOMPLISHMENT, when the dis
ease had got too great hold on her. She
leaves besides the infant three other chill
dren. who will sadly miss a mothers at
tention. Her remains were taken to
Louisville for interment.
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REIIGIOss.


Henry Ward Beecher has retired from
the editorial management u the Christian
Talon.
Rev. J. X. Peoples will preach at
Pink Cottage Sunday afternoon At 3
O'Clock.
The southern Presby terrain Church in
Kentucky embrce- l34 congregations and
70 ministers.
Elder Jasper q. Livingston will preach
at Halls Gap next Sunday at II A. NJ, and
also at night.
Elders. II. King will preach at the
Christian Church, Stanford, on next Sun
day at iOi O'Clock.
Rev. W. 7. Tyres meeting at Rocky
Ford, in Casey county, closed with 4s ad.
dilions, 10 Of whom were by confession and
baptism.
Rev. J. J. Chisholm, Of Harrodsburg,
began the preparatory service to com.
munion at the Presbyterian Church last
night II is likely that the meeting will
be protracted after Sunday.
,e''ae"' Ai'nu' wiz worship o. 81
Episcopal Church, Washington. The
ehufch WI" ou'' !" 1910 anu 'ns ps" Z"
'"e 's "'eu " e''u:a' "A','on
WI" 'An'P'e,'' VINO" " '"e -"
Alexander Campbell. founder Of the
fe"s'Ous sect 'ha formerly pore ms name
W" present AZ 'ne Convention OF the |h''''
uan .hureh AZ indianApolls' ias' ~eeA'
and made snort address, She I" so yea"
o'd' Al D. ~. n.
-s,, 80
!. ~. 49, ".s.i."'.s., a.. 80 .ss.s..s
- :. '"e """v.' a-' W .-' -f'.1
"e P's'o's"P " '"e o"u'sa '"e'e
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w. 7. Burnett, Of Green county, took
~ head Of sheep to Louisville last week
and sold them 81 cents per pound .....
Joseph spslding has recently bought q
nice 10, Of foriy.f,e weanling mule colts
at an average price Of Sjj pei head
Lebanon Standard.
-CIscrSsArr.-The cattle market Is
about steady, with prices for common at
s. to $2.75; good to choice butchers, $500
to si75; good to choice shippers, s. 80 to
81 25; s,ocker- and feeders, $3.50 TO - 25.
Hogs are dull at 1886 to $500 for best
down to 81 90 to $3.50 for common. Sheep
are in fair demand at p to i65, lambs
slow sale at 81 to i6j.
WINCHESTER CouRr. - About $50
head Of cattle, embracing all grades, were
sold. The best brought $i2j aud si.s5
per cvt; inferior grades brought s2s5
and $3.50 per cwt.; yearling- sold for $50
per head, aud calves for SIS and SIS per
head. The offerings in horse stock were
larger than usual, but sales were slow.
"Plugs" brought $40 and $40 better
grades, $50 and 500. Taken altogether II
". the best Court day since last Spring.
j. ID. Moaett, Of Bethel, bough, ~
head Of sheep from Matthew Mcclure for
u Hay is selling at SIS per ton.
Corn has declined, old selling at 81 aud
new at So per bsrrsl.....Jss. Caldwell
bought the A. Smsthers farm, about 1875
acres, near shsrpsburg, at $50 per acre.
A. Chensult, ST., sold to Bedford, Kennedy
a Go. so cattle, averaging l,4Go pounds, at
1855 per cwt....At Trimble n English's
stable 2j mule colts sold at $50 to $50; IL
sork mules, $75 TO 500. Sanford Davis
sold for 1920 each; Lacy 4 Sons, 2 at
$50 EACH Mt. Sterling Sentinel.
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FRr.u car salt, Lime and Cemen, al
Asher Ow-ley'a ~
Rocks On Faith Cure. for sale by Me
Roberts n Stage.
Tur hest cigar In town i- found NJ Pen.
ny n McAlister's.
FoR SALr-A second hand Oeice Stove,
Apply at this office.
FRrsH carload Salt, Lime aud Cemen,
ius, received At W. H. lIiggin-'.
MATCHES and Jewelry repaired and
warranted by Penny n McAlis,er.
Another stock Of Heating Stoves, Coal
Vases, Coal liod-, &C, At W. II. Higgins
MADAME DrNoRrSr's Fall style Pat.
terms for sale At McRoberi- and stagg's.
FoR medicinal purposes buy bottle II
lO.year old Whisky FROM McRoberts 4
Slagg.
FXrnA TOT of Pistols aud Cutlery, zine
sod chesp, iust received At McRoberts n
Snggs.
\ srLrSmn line of Toilet Soaps and
rcriumcry, very cLeap, Al Penny n Me-
Ali-lera.
McRonrRrs n SrAaa have beautiful
line of the latest styles 81 Jewelry on hand
Call and see them.
4 LARGE stock Of Jewelry, Watches aud
Silyefwarc, at le~s than city prices, at
Penny n McAli-ter's
LFaAL BLANKS Of all kinds for sale nj
Tnr INTERIOR JOURNAL Office. Clerks
sheriff, Magistrates aud Consisbles will
saw money by giving Ne an order.
PAiISG AMI SrRrTcHrRs 800 Rived
Osk Palings and 90 Oak stretchen, u
ieet long aud 2sa inches, for sale At the
low price Of $50. Call At this office At
once and secure the bargain.
ATTENTION HUNTERS q McRobctis n
Siagg have Just received the largest and
most complete stock Of hreecb aud mulzle-
loading Shol.gun-, Game bags, Shot
Pouche-, Powder flasks, New York Drop
snd Chill led shot, and implements for
loading and re-loading brecch. loading
guns. all gill scll them at bottom price-.'
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NAN HIAGEs.

The nuptials Of John II. Curry and
Miss Mollie Matheny were celebrated in
Harrodsburg Wednesday.
-REYSoLDs-,iooD- the brides
fathers, ]. T, Goods, ON the 10Th, Rev. J.
A. Boyle united Mr.. James d. Reynolds,
Of Randolph county, Mo, to Miss Jenne,ta
A. Good.
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and surely need. BY the way, the in.
structor, Prof. Baker, Il said to he an az.
complished musician, ssd tie speedy
graduation Of HE class &. contamination
most deyoutly wished. Go ahead, boy.,
and get through the elementaries
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ALrHouoH the ground Is reasonably
moist, not enough rain has fallen yet to help
TO any considerable extent the stock ponds.
and water in many places IL scarce. The
freight engines on the Knoxville Branch
have still TO carry a car with two EXTRA
tank. 81 water.
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RoLLrR sKAriSG.--A number Of our
Young men have organized a joint stock
Roller Skating Club, and have secured the
Opera House as rink. The officers Of the
Club are. W. NJ. Bright. President; Geo.
McAlisier, V. r. W. W. owsley ..Jr. Sec
Rotary; james Severance, Treasurer. The
first entertainment will he given next
Friday night, 9TH.
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THscKIsYiso.-Mr. J. b. Browning,
Superintendent Of Repairs on the Knor-
willie Branch, tells us that his Assistant,
Mr. J. u. fshey, Ia. been appointed Chief
Of the trsck-laying force, and that the es.
tension from Livingston will commence
nest week
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JULIA HuSr-A New York telegram
says that Miss Julia A. Hunt Ia organizing
a company To play FIoriael on the road IL
is therefore in the range Of probabilities
that she may again delight a Stanford au-
dence, Of which she Is prime iayorite.
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a KICKING Campseiiite.

Ifnf ne iufeftnf iuhfuhl
CRAn ORCHARD, XIV, Oct. %, issl.-A
cold wave Of heated discomfort lashes the
usually placid bosom Of respectable society
hereabouts, and Il il mete that the types
should express the Indignation Of an out
ragged constituency only to serve as
warning to indiscreet church.bos-es in
other localities. The Christian Church
here Is afflicted by few very good and
Jealous but unreasonably dictatorisl "elder
brethren" who generally assume that
whatever they see proper to do ought to,
and mus, be all right and highly satisfactory
to the membership. Acting upon this as
sumption, two Or three e. b. invited a
certain colored divine to occupy the Chris
tisn Church pulpit on Saturday night and
Sunday afternoon last, notwithstanding
that there are two commodious colored
churches in the town lone Baptist aud one
Christian. OF course the colored man and
brother accepted the unexpected compli-
ment, and the negroes took advantage Of
such gracious hospitality and had howl
ing good old high time in the cushioned
pews Of the white folks church, while the
few white. worshippers who responded to
the call Of the bell caught on, ss il were,
to the outside seats anil such standing
room as CHANGED TO be unoceupied by a
quarter.section Of Sambo'- hooi About
this time look out for a change Of religious
temperature. Everybody is more or less
indignant, and the pertinent inquiry is
asked on all sides, "Why this tremendous
stretch Of unlooked.for and unde-eryed
courtesy to the African brethren ?" II
might he regarded asa beautiful exhibit
ton Of highly-colored aud rose-scented
Christian charity to offer a place Of wor-
ship TO a congregation OF colored brethren
Of the same religious faith, il they were
without a suitable house Of worship; and
under such circumstances such oflicious-
ness would be excussble, but when no such
in fact no reason at sll-exist-
ID, the howl Of indignation which goes up
from the membership and the people
generally il no test Of religious fervor or
charitable feelings toward the negroes.
let Us love the Lord and all his people,
but let US not affect hypocrisy which |
Iorces Us TO take back seats in our own
house Of worship while miscellaneous
gathering Of negroes take possession Of
the front pews and spit long. green tobacco
Juice upon our well-kept, three-Ply, all
wool carpets. Your correspondent acquits
The brethren Of any intention to "stir up
strife and dissension," but delicate con-
alteration Of the feelings of Others should
have prompted them to Consult the
brethren" CAMPBELILTE.
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Tho G,ilaxing .uhscrfhers have favored US this
=. -. p,.,, Io.,.,tll.. 4 y stanh.n.
- p,.A,I. Nv C,IJw.u Ioy.n E.,... L
A. u.noII. w.vn..h,,s. And,aw ,;ilson. son,-
.,..,.I Noars C,mb,idys. Mo q. A. Ad,ms
N = MN, unn,sv singls,on. Crab Orchard. NJ
a. u,.,, a, ysrnon. lam Murpbv. Halls Gan:
w n u,,,on G,aep.burg, II. L. Taylor A Co.;
r,,,.vilI. p. Mr.. J.eob B.ek. Mansfield. Tex
a. hv lam = Murnhy, Mrs. NJ. h. MeAli,,er,
c.or,.,oxn. Rahsr, Iatim.r. Lexington. Ca, by
usnry R.ughman. Harris a Miller. Miss Naomi
coon., Mrs. Mary X. Green. J. T. Laud, J. r.
Gools samuel Raid. Bu,tonyille; Luther Under
wood. Georx. p. Brisht. Bright; Robert Barnett,
ucKiun.v. l. M. Rutherford. Middleton, by Geo.
Rl.in. n Ellison. Eubauks; Col. Frank VOL
G,rJ. Columbia. Henderson Sims. L. Il. Davis,
vtns,. Maintain. NJ A Uoltxelax Masses Collier
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termed /. the teachers and their dens a.
the nurseries Of nearly every crime that
blot. the fame Of our Commonwealth. Tie
by them the youth Of the country were
being nnrtured into criminals, for the start.
ing point In nearly every career Of crime
could be traced back to to bar room. The
other classes Of offenders received their
proper attention, and Il va. evident that
not only the jury but the room full Of spec.
iaior. were much impressed by the charge.
That the jury will be faithful to their duty
and TO their oaths no one who reads the
following list Of names and know the char.
acier Of the men composing IL, will for
moment douhts
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ID. RILEY, young man from the knobs,
was seen by the Marshal in the act Of
drswing pistol on an adversary Monday.
lie was arrested, taken before Judge Hill.
and not being able to give bond was order
eel 10 mil
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NEw GDvrRrISrMrSTs.
New Livery 4 Sale Stable.

fIsving about completed my large Livery stable
J am prepared 10 serve the puhlic 10 the most ~.
proved manner, and respectfully ask q share Of IL.
patronage Centrally located, large and airy, anu
=. ~. BAfGuWAN,
boj-tf stanford, Ky,
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Hogs Nicely Butchered.
NEW BUTCHERS SHOP.

have rented the shop under McAlister a Ly-
ties store, and beginning with saturday morning.
wi be ready 10 supply all Who may paironiyc me
WITH the best best BEEF, MUTTON and SHOAT
mat can be gotten In the country. have been In
Tue butcher business a long time, and think that
Know good stock when see them. All asa is a
triah am certain that eau give entire satisfsc-
lion. lsJ2-itl JOHN COOK, stanford.
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HALE n NUsSELLEY have commenced
to receive their Fall stock Of good, which
has been selected with care and bought for
cash. They offer them to the public at
close figures.
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The statement is going the rounds Of
the press that the mortgage on Pink Cot
tage has been ioreclosed. This is mis-.
take. Pink Cottage is still open to visitors
aud wonderful accounts Of healing- there
are still reported.
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A wAGoS.LoAp Of Brazilian Sweet
Potatoes. raised in Russell county, extra
large aud sweet as sugar, was received
yesterd,y at Asher Owsley's, and are going
like hot cakes. Call early and re, some.'
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HaLrS NuSSFLLEy have Just received
% boxes 81 Ontario Starch. Something
new. Come and try II.
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MR. A. l.. HALr has purchased Of Moses
u. fillmore his late residence snd lot on
lover Main street, which embraces ~ acres
for 81 900
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llALr a NUSNELi.EY have taken the
sgency Tor the celebrated Davis Sewing
Machine.
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A GENTLEMAN sneeIed his false teeth
out at the Baptist Church last Sunday. but
recovered them without serious damage.
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McALIsrrR A BRIdHr have iusi re-
ceiyei $500 pounds Of country hams and
sides.
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lIIoursr market price paid for all kinds
Of country produce. McAlister \ Bright
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CAnnaons, no larger than those carried
by numerous men in their hats, retail here
At % cent. per head. They are high all
over the country. but when the people get
a whii Of the ship-load Of them which
arrived at Baltimore thi. week from
Bremen, II will make no difference here.
after wha, price /. asked; nobody will ever
want 10 taste one again.
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A LARGE lot Of choice Family Flour on
hand AZ McAlister a Bright's.
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IIALr n NussEILky want all Kind. Of
Dried Fruit At the highe-, market prioe-'
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CALL and ace Hale 4 Nunnelley's big
line ~ ssdilery.
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TnE lArge new livery stable Of Mr.. S.
II. Baughman Is now open 10 the public.
Besides being an ornament TO our town
externally, the building is one Of the most
complete inter nally Of lis Mind anywhere.
lts capacity ia fully hundred horses, and
the arrangement for feeding and watering
them is both ingenious and labOr-saving.
Every thing necessary TO such AN establish
msnl is there, and We are sure that the
public will appreciate the advantage Mr..
Baughman is able 10 offer by extending
him liberal patronage.
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A Model letter.

Editor Interior journal;
enclose O. for another year and a halls sub
subscription to your paper. 1 believe my sub
scription expires Nov. LIST, and not wishing to
miss number, I send cash at once; also to secure
the semi-weekly. Yours truly.
ia. CARPESrKR,
BarJstown Junction, Bullitt county, Ky. -.
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oSE hundred Trunks aud Nali-es just
received at Bruce Il Co.'S.
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And don't know where 10 mud them,
but any body can tell you where to find j.
Winter A Cos super-ereellent clothing es-
Enlistment, corner Third and Market
Streets, Louisville. Ky. Their choice lot
Of Fall Goods in Tho Merchant Tailor De-
partment and their own manufactured
Ready Made clothing are unsurpassed and
unsurpassable.
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Local WATERS.

FEFsH lot Of Lemons aud Bananas at
McAlislcr n Brights.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-10-28

The families Of the men killed in the
Mckinney disaster are after the Cinein-
natl Southern for heavy damages. An ef-
fort to compromise, and thus avoid the ex-
Peuse Of suits, is being made by Judge
Durham, an attorney for the road. We I'M
der-iand that the wife Of George Camp
bell has accepted $1,000 in full, and the
wife Of James Aloorn, who was not an EN-
ploye Of the road, but was riding on the
train for fun, $500. The company paid
all the funeral expenses Of the men killed,
and have 50 far acted very handsomely
with their friends.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-10-28

Two gentleman from Switzerland, Mess.
John Won Grrnigen and J. J. Sewer, are
here Tor the purpose OF buying land aud
settling with their families in our midst.
They say that II they can procure the
necessary lands they can induce numerous
other families TO locate here. and a. they
are an industrious, thrifty people, We hope
every inducement will be held out TO them