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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-12-15
Sherifs Sale,
Henry Tracy,

vs.
Owen MeQuilan and Bridget McQuillan.
Order of Sale-Henry County Court of Common Pleas.
By virtue of an Order of Sale issued from the above
named Court and to me directed Sheriff of Henry
county, will offer at Public Sale at the door of the
Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, December 81, 1881,
at the hour of O'clock P M of said day. the follow
ing described real estate situated in Henry county
Ohio, to-wit:
Lot number one hundred and seventy-six in the
town plat of the village of ofNapoleon, Ohio.
Appraised at $780,
Terms of Sale-Cash.
GEO. DAUM Sheriff.
FM Rummmell, Atty for Plff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Nov. 49, 1881. 20
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CHAPTER VI.

"Fit for treason, stratagem and spoils."
Quack is the most approbrious term the
medical profession has to apply to the
ignorant and unprincipled who venture
within it's precincts Shyster has the
same force in the illustration of him who
processes the practice of law as mere
means of gratifying his vanity, reward.
ing himself and for the purpose of using
it as network to entrap his fellow man.
Nothing more noble than high minded
lawyer, nothing SO mean as an unprin-
,ipled one. and he who would willfully
advertise himself like country stallion
and do his own snorting, proving false to
his clients and recreant to his trusts
putting himself up like a balloon and col
lapsing like bladder, deserves to have
his name stricken from the roll of attor-
neys.
THE END. *x*
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CHAPTER ".
ooh! Consistency, thou art jewel"

"Oh Consistency, thou art jewell
PERRYsBURG, o., Dec. 2S, $50.
GOVERNOR SCOTT; My esteemed friend:
l have just heard of the trouble which
has overtaken you. and knowing you in
your goodness of heart as I do, can but
sincerely sympathise with you. Of
course lengthy letter at this time would
be out of place. But if my experience in
such matters can be made serviceable to
you in any manner believe me, sir, l
shall feel gratified to do all in my power
for you. Your friend.
j. R. TYLER.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL NASH will insu.
tute guo soaITdntO proceedings against
the Matrimonial Benefit Associations
doing business in the State. General
Nash contends that they are unconsti.
tutional.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-12-15

THE Secretary of the Navy asks for
S3O,OcO, 900 to "improve the efficiency
Of the navy" This request leads to
the suspicion that the department is
becoming barren of stealings. With
Republican Senate and House, the
money will doubtless be voted.
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The Sunday Journal last week pub
Iished what it said was the protrait OF
Speaker Keifer Most anybody would
take the pricture to be the correct
likeness of Guiteau.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-12-15

A FRAME boarding house was de-
stroyed by fire in Pittsburgh on the
10Th, by which ten persons lost their
lives A coal oil lamp was the cause
Of the fire.
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ONO has enlarged her borders as
well as her population, according to
the last census. A corrected statement
of her area gives her 4l,O60 square
miles,. instead of 1864.
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Lucy FoRBEI. who was cook in the
White House, has sued Stewart Crump
for $40, 900, for reporting her to Mrs.
Garfield as thief
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-12-15

SENATOR JOE BROWN, of Georgia,
was twenty years old before he learn,
ed to read. At thirty-three he was
elected to a judgeship, and at thirty
seven he became governor. He is
now, at sixty.eight, United States
Senator
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-12-15

A BANQUET was given in honor of
Hon. John McSweeney, Of Wooster, at
the Talmage House in Lancaster, o.,
on the evening Of the Stb. 1t is said
it was fine affair.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-12-15

A New post Office has been estab-
lished near Jeffersonville, Ohio, to be
known as the Bookwalter Post Office,
named after and in honor of our es-
teemed fellow townsman the Hon.
John W. Bookwalter. --SprinafeM
Transcript.
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NAPOLEON. O., DEC. Is, 1881.

THE Senate has passed a bill extend
ing franking privilege for life to Mrs.
Garfield.
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Ben'oteatit NortI1utst.
say- OFFICIAL PAPER OF HENRY COUNTY

~" WheR yOu pay more for the Rent Of
your Business House than for advertising
yom Business, you arc pursuing a false
poticy. If you can do business let IL De
knoWn..-FRANKLIN. -. ''.f
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-12-15

KElFER and Guiteau are Stalwarts.
Bro. Fouke, how or where do you
stand?
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-12-15

WIN. ARTHUR, the Presidents only
brother, has received an appointment
on the staff of Gen. Hancock.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-12-15

Six months Of Republican Con-
gress No wonder there i, praying
all over the land for the country.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-12-15

KElFER Is the thirty-third Speaker
of the House and tie first Ohio man
who has filed that Office.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-12-15

(NorE.-We respectfully ask the olergymen as well
as all others In Henry county, to send us forpubica-
tion in the NORTHWEST all the marriages and deaths
especially cometo their notice.-ED.)
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-12-15
THE BEST REMEDY
FOR
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.

In diseases of the pull
monary organs a safe
and reliable remedy Is
invaluable. AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL Is
such a remedy, and no
Observation-Disclosures
its the confidence OF
the public. II is a sci
entiiic combination OF
the medicinal princi-
pies and curative vir-
tues of the finest drugs,
chemically united, of
such power as to insure
the greatest possible
efficiency and uniform
ity of results. Itstrikes
af the foundation of all
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Probate Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that G. Young, guar
IN dian of Phoebe Smith, minor, has filed his first
partial account for settlement which will be for hear
ing January Z 1881.
JIG, HALY,
Dec. s, 1881. Probate Judge.
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Administrators Notice.
Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Jacob II: strayer,
~ Admr of the estate Of Henry Strayer, deceased,
has filed his second partial account for settlement
which will be for hearing January l4th, 1882;
JAMES G. HALY,
Dec. l3, 1Ss1.* Probate Judge.
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sumption, 1nsan''
ity and an early
grave. TheSpecifc
Medicine is being
used with wonder
full success.
Pamphlets sent
free to all. Write
for them and get
fullparticulars.
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THE END.

OSBORNE & Co.'s extensive agricultural
machine warehouse at Chicago was burn
ed on Saturday morning. The loss is
The loss is over 100000.
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Probate Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that @. c. Young, guar
~ dian of Geo. Woodward, minor, has filed his
first partial account for settlement which will be for
hearing January 7th, 1882.
J. G. HALY,
Dec. 8, 1881. Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Samuel Henricks
~ Admir-, of the estate Of James Moore, deceased,
has filed his first and final account for settlement
which will be for hearing January 7th, 1882.
j. G. HALY,
Dee. 8, 1881. Probate Judge
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Jos. A. Holmes
~ guardian of the minor heirs of Thos. W. Wiles,
deceased has filed his first and final account
which will be for hearing on the 18th day of Janu.
ary, 1882.
JIG. HALY,
Dec. IL, 2SSl* Probate Judge.
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Price. Specific, 100 per package, or six packages
for $500. Address all orders to
J.B. SIMPSON MEDICINE CO.,
No. 10S Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Sold in Napoleon by J. c. Saur and all druggists
everywhere. Jan13-lyr
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Watches at Frease b. os.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

that he will complete the job BY Christmas
...... Misss. Mollie ADD Lena oWnss, q
Lincoln, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Miller. Of this place Quite 3 number
~ our citizens hsse gone 70 Bro BsinsS
meeting Of Jamestown, Ky.
The Justly iswou. sssnsslis,, Geo. q.
Bsrne., closed his meetings Of two weeks
duration At this place, Monday, Dec. 9Th.
Having preached in all, 30 discourses. The
number Of first confession, and those res
iorsd 10 the JOY Of HIS Salvation, smouni-
ell to COS. A very considerable number,
900, I believe, were snoinied. Trusting
the lord Tor he's ling bodily in6rmities.
The good feeling msniiestly pervading the
hearers, irrespective Of former denomi ma
tionsl bias, vas uuly wonderful and re-
freshing, after the first few sermons had
removed prejudice from the minds Of
those, spprshending. FROM previous con.
viciions that his teachings would be erro-
neous. Your correspondent frankly con-
ies-es that he was fearful that the popular
ity Of the evangelist would draw many to
hear him, who hal beeh indifferent as TO
religion heretofore, aud that he, by his
powerful magnetic influence would induce
them to embrace erroneous views Of Chris.
tisnlty that would he more difficult to rec.
tify than II they had never been taught al
all. But sincs having heard him, hi.
mind has undergone a change, and with
but few trivial objections to some Of biz
doctrines, can fully endorse oil he teaches
The improvement 10 the moral tones o.
society here. has been very marked, and
We earnestly trust that il may continue
Prof &. W. Sewell bsgsns meeting on
Sunday night, the lith inst. which 10 still
in progress, and will continue, at night
through the week, and perhaps longer.
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The Senate has passed bill to allow
Mn. Garfield to send mail natter free q
charge.
There have been $50 hill. introduced
In the Senate already, one msmher ron
ing 10 the front with 49,
The Ring Theatre a Vienna, csnght
IRE Rom q falling lamp and over 400
persons were burned 10 death.
--Winche.ter !. nov getting coal from
the Ksnawha mines via the g. 4. a. Y. v,
II costs. delivered, 10 cents.
At Danville, Wednesday, Miss Eanics
Harlan, daughter Of James L. Harlan, wss
married TO Mr.. l.. McCord, Of Springfield,
j. :. Machsn, q drummer Tor J s
Robinson 4 Co., Louisville, lost s, 600 for
that frm h, too great fondne-s COR draw
poker.
Gen. II. b. Banning, Of Cincinnati,
known As the Bounding Banning. died on,
Saturday night. lie bad represented hid
district once in Congress.
"A boarding house in Pitisburg. was
set on fire by the explosion Of lamp and
nine men were roasted TO death. A mum.
Der Of Others were seriously burned
-tiuitesu's trial was stopped Tor three
days this week by the sickness OF the ne
gro Juror A horse doctor hss testified
that he is insane, but the burden Of svi
dencs is that he is a remarkably shrewd
person.
--Scoville, Guiiesu's brother in-lsw and
counsel, Is to deliver q lecture in Wash.
ington on the miserable wretch, to raiss
funds 10 pay the expenses Of the trial. u
is not likely he will get great deal il
that way.
1T costs the Government . good des
Cor its printing, binding, engraving, litho
graphing. ETC., executed at the Govern
mont Printing office. last year il amount
ed to s., 2l5,eS927. This does not includ.
the printing Of United States notes, bonds
etc.
Joseph Walford, white man, va
shot and killed BY Alsr. sherlsy, negro
at Eminence. Saturday night. Walton
called him out Of his house and fred III
first shot, woundins shsrley, Who sue
cseded in reaching his gun and firing th'
fatal shot. The trouble was over Q nsen
sirumpet.
| -Atravelsr vho hal an uaIimited tieh
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LEGISLATIIE.

- - n al:..J
~ " r"" Wv W ~,
run 'n' Ju' "a. f
'rane"e' -. =, '"s iesa'"
- VI, = De'v's .n' ~ ",
s'~""fp,"s P'"''"-'', "n ' ~
'e'' INN" - NV "''e '""" ~ W."
Oh. H.. u., n...., m. hin ~ .,lox
;,,or, 60 .nJ Grand iu,o,. q, 10 ma, d.v
~. so,m.r ~ ,.c.;v. q, ,dd;,;on.l whsn
n-,,,o..,h..o..,ni.h,
The 0oysrnor. Mansion i. ssain The
.,h;.., Of ,n,ion. solic;,uds ON N. mar,
~ AZ. I.u,.I.,o, ia ,h;nL. !, NO, gooJ
-. A. III. 81 IN, 40
e"o"s" W. ~" '' A %
ehAnss 'o' ons "o'' '"'''' W Nus "
"A' oes" o"s ~,
'"s ''A' w %
PA'."'' M. s.-'' " 49,
's"u 'ns~ W '"e eo""'" W nv. ''"o "
'he commonwealth u"'s's 'S'' ''"'isn
attend o'ner SCHOOLS as mueh ~ months
IN each school year
a bill 10 require all person. VINO de-
sire 10 carry concealed upon or about 'hsir
person pistol, or other deadly weapons,
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WAYSE COCyTY.
MemfieesSo.


AT a meeting Of the citizens Of this
county, held q the Masonic Hall, in this
place, ON Monday, Dec. 9Th. Dir. W. W.
Bradshaw, vas chosen Is Chairman, and
w. X. Gam, As Secretary. On motion Of
Col. Cosby Oath. . resolution was adopted
insiructing the delegates from this county,
to vote, and use all proper influence for the
nomination Of Gen. Frank wolford, Of
Adsir, Is the Democratic candidate for
Clerk Of the Appellate Court, 10 be
chosen by the Convention to be held In
Frankfort, in January nsxt
Capt. 7. J. Oats, one VI our most en-
terprising stock traders, has just returned
from Georgia, where he had been trading
the past two months. He reports having
made money on the stock shipped from
here, but at present there is no demand
whatever for stock Of any grade in the
South. ..... Messrs. q. G. Duncan, Pearson
Bartleson aud Shelby Reagan. arrived .
few days ago with rs head Of good cattle
bought In Middle Tennessee, which they
purpose taking to "blus-grass" in short
time......Mr. AS. Jones, Of Lincoln, has
just bought Mr.. Sam Cowsns farm near
Mill Springs. for which he pays $3.50, |
hslisve......Mr. A. &. Jones sold the lands
belonging to his children. near town. TO
Mr.. W. J. Ksndrick, ST., for the same
amount Re paid for the Mill Springs place.
Misses Lizzie and Lucy Jones closed
their school few days ago. They beth
acquitted themselves 80 ereditably as
eachsrs, that they will have no trouble In
1.-THE future, in securing schools in their res
peciive districts......M Mr.. j. @. sauhsy. re-
lapsed. from going out TO church, last Sun
day, and has been very III again, but is
improving ow.....Mr. X. X. wearen will
move in short time TO Stanford, where
he designs going into the Undertaking bu-
sinsss. Mr.. w. and family have made
themselves very popular ia this eommu.
nifty during their two years sojourn in our
midst. II business In his line would JUS
tiy him here. We should regret TO give
them up..... Hen futile has, Il lasi. made
start towards cleaning up the y %. drug
store, and thinke, II be has no bad luck,
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LINCOLN COTNTY.



They tripped the light fantastic at the
Msrshon House last Friday night.
Calling up the spirits is the favoriie
pastime Of some Of our young people.
DIR. Doores rejoices over the advent Of
another new grand. daughter, Miss Bessie
Lura Parrish.
We guess they have qusrrsied as she
rode slowly out Of town the other morning
singing. "Nobodys Darling"
Don't forget the concert al the Christ
ian Church, Monday night, 26th inst. Al.
mission only twenty-five cents. q
Our people are inflicted with revised
edition Of Paul Pry. We suppose other
towns can sympsthise with us.
There will be q Christmas tree at the
Baptist Church on Friday night bsfor re
Christmas. Everybody invited.
Ed. jasper Livingston hes bssa en-
ploysd to preach at the Christian Church
at this place for the year, 1882.
Our pnblie school taught by Mis-
Alice Stuart closed last week; also the
school OF Miss Katie Shiv el near Lsncss-
ter. We understand they both gave per-
feet satisfaction.
We were almost mad at somebody In
the INTERIOR JOURNAL Office last week
for when our report came out somebody
had twisted risibies into visibles and II
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0zoNEY
New Process for all Perhabe Articles vga
ble from Fermentation and Putreaetion. retaining
their Odor and Flavor

ielyne Spores Oonss the finc-
ANNA irunrr
o.
ulamplens discover
matte siha dssskps
Oa-in in Iisan lie
dee smell
n
% any article mat "shi prepaid u.s. and The ~Hisr
o les Thousand Tho
% andy
DIRE a thrive rei 0e ma
@ a
e o snypa Of
original
Letter. by
BUTTER, sppees nno Iecaaer anch.
d he in Tor
II auinnn o
oT tme
The simple that li
with h adj
Is
On preserve asx-
II wills
hos
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xorEs or cssxSr = YEATS.

p. NJ. General James has resigned.
Mr. BECK has presented bill in the
Senate 10 remove the political disabilities
Of all persons engaged in the lost cause.
Il Is high time that every vesiags Of war
legislature Was wiped out.
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OUR OBJECT

Has been to establish in Stanford q
first-class GENTLEMEN FURNISH
ING GOODS HOUSE, and to this and
we have worked faithfully to know
the wants of the people and to supply
them at such prices as would increaseI
our sales, and insure us permanency.
AS the best evidence Of success, we
point you to the rapid increase Of our
trade. We are not meddling with ev-
cry class of goods, but directing our
whole attention to this one line
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, to
which properly belongs Hats, Trunks,
and Valises, and it is only a matter of
time when we will convince every one
that the real inducements are offered
in this way. Another plan we have
adopted, different from the general
rule, is that we close our stock, even
at sacrifice, every season and replen-
ish with new, fresh, unbroken lots.
We are making special low figures on
all our goods, and where nice Suit
or Overcoat is wanted, we never miss
a sale We want the trade, and we are
willing to advertise with low prices
for it, As we desire to make a drive
in CLOTHING, we insist that every one
wanting Suit will see our goods and
prices within the next few days.
We are making an effort to lead the
market in Ladies' Fine Shoes,
and in order to do it, we have select
ed the best brand to be had, and have
made the prices not to be undersold.
In our Custom Goods we warrant every pair,
and mean it. Respectfully.
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wILLIAMM. wEBERs
DRUG 4 BOOK sTORE. Mt. Vernon, Ky

IlaInsnss ziock VI Holiday goods. consisting of
rho,axfsph Aisaias ~ yls.i sIIls' Bibles IN me
Ilsnis, Dolls. all sizss and sorts Toilet sets, La
dies forimonlss aud Pocket Books, EItrscis psia-
AIDES, Oils, Ae. A splendid lins VI Jssslfy Iof la
dies and Gsntisusn, choice Candiss, iiIe crek-
ers. dc.
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THr warfare that hss been and is beips

is both cowsrdly and dis
honorable. In q most sneaking and clan
destine manner they succeeded In 1873 In
procuring lie demonstration by act Of
Congress. So soon as the people became
aware that this outrage upon their rights
had been committed. they began to de-
nounce IL a. Il deserved and TO demand
that the wrong be righted. And, accord
ingly, In obedience to that demand, the
Congress in 1873 passed the act for the
coinage Of silver dollars, making them
full legal tender and requiring stated
amount Of them TO be coined monthly.
This was an nnpardonable sin against the
money-chapeers, and on account Of IT. they
have been tearing their hair and rending
their garments ever since. Knowing, a.
they do, that the sentiment and Judgment
Of vast majority Of their fellow-citizsns
are dead-set against any disturbances Of
the present status Of that coin, they now
seek by indirection TO accomplish lie de-
struction ~ . currency.
n. p..;a.., 4, nj. ,,....,e I'm absdi.
enc. 10 ~. d;c,.,;o. a N. mons, rov.r
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40 roh N. ,.onI. a. n. hen.6t Of IN /
mos, ...s,, "a oo,,.n,.,, msdium of az.
change, viz, lst. To repeal the law author
80, :. 80. :, AZ. ~, ~ 1s-s =. 70.
NE. ~, 49,. a.. 20 ooo ooo ~ \. coined
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Col. q. 1. n. MAsoR vas nominated GA
the zth ballot 10 succeed himself - Public
Printer. lie has better facilities for do
ing the work than any one slss, besides he
has given the greatest sstisiseiion, and We
are pleased 10 know that he will continue
In o1kes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

THr year Of our Lord. 1881, is nearly
gone, and Mother Shipton's prophecy that
the world would come to an end, is yet
unfulilled The old lady will loose her
reputation as foreieller Of future event
II she don't look out.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

MAHoSE's man. Riddleberger, got the
caucus nomination for u. y. Senator to
succeed Johnston, without opposition. lie
will occupy the same position towards Ma
hone that Plat does TO Conkling, that is,
he will be his "me too"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

GES. woLFoRD will 20 to the Convsn-
ton with IS instructed votes, certain. the
following counties having instructed for
him: Boyle, Hart, Lincoln. Marion, Tay-
Washington, Adair, Casey, Clinton, Pnlas-
hi, Cumberland. Garrard, Mstcalfe, Russell,
Wayne and Ohio. This puts him right up
with the leading csndidsteN. but as il re-
quires q msjoriiy Of 700 votes to elect and
there being II candidates to be voted for,
the result is about as uncertain as the YER
dict Of a petit jury.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

THE Daily Ysoman is the best thing con-
nsc,sd with the session Of the Lsgislsture'
Il il always fresh and readable, and it's re-
port OF the doings OF that body, is the
most reliable that can he had.