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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16
sTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Times OF Holding County and Circuit
COurts.

We are frequently asked vhen certain Court is
held, and al the suggestion Of itiend, we snsrer
a hundred questions by Publishing the follo~ins
BOYi.E.-County court, "a Monday. Circuit
Court ard Monday In February, 2. daysi aud 'fi
In september, ~ days.
CASEY .--t'Ouniy Court, tih Monday. Circuit
Court, "a Monday In June, ~ days; and Thur Stay
amer "a Monday In Decemher, days.
GARRARD,- touniy Court, tth Monday. ir-
each
LINCOLN County Court, ir Mondsy. Cir
cult, "a Monday in March, days and hh M"n-
day in October, rs days.
PILAsKI.--Couuty Court, ID Monday. Cir
cult, "a Monday In April aud vt Monday IN oeio-
her, Is days esch.
ROCKCAsTLE.- County Court, lh Monday,
Circuit, n Mondays in January and August y
days each term.
enil, 9Th Monday In May, days, and i,' Monday
w psoember, days
"a Monisy in Nsy aud ID Monday IN November,
" days each Term.
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New York TO San Francisco and hack
Kentucky whisky and the product Of
rniied States beer world GIL such a canal
In iye,rs long enough to eirt the earth.
II the beer product Of the United State.
for last year were put up In four gallon
kegs there would be enough to put up a
ter for every quarter Of a mile from the
earth to the sun. 10 issO all the evsngel'
ical churches q the United State. paid for
foreign mission. s.. i2i, 53i, or ~ cents for
each II the population Of the uni'ed
States. During the same time the Ameri'
can people raid s5o0,0oO,ooO for strong
drink and h,sr or shout $3.50 for each
inhsbiisnt Of the nation tine Of the four
saloons in Stanford iskss in more
money in one year than all the four
chuic hes in stanford rsy 10 their preach
er- snd jsniiors 10 two year,. u stras-
.ho which vsy the wind blows, DO not
the-. figure, sho~ who Is the reiening goi'
IN The niisd States there are of all parties
v. 1000 chnrches, including Catholics, Nor
mons, etc 1000 preachers q all parties,
~, 900 school; or nearly . saloons H. each
preacher, 3 saloons Tor every 9 churches,
2s. per cent. Of ~hole population claim to
he christians. IL 4 per cent. srs Proi,s
tsnts All parties. d Ter cent. in the
/. a - \ as.N -.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

The st. Loui. Globe Democrat. thus has
n. saw about Maine "Ths lightest penalty
for drunkenness in Maine is thirty days
in iail They havea law that no medical
student shall be allowed to graduate and
practice medicine who has had regular prac'
iice in the dis.ecting room. Then they
have Law that no bodies. save only the bod
les of executed criminals, should he cut up
in di.seciin. rooms. Then, as a climax 10
all this, they abolished capital punishment
That. the Kind Of country Maine is
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

Tee ID me srrinsilme long ago.
'fhe bids were hutstlnson the tree
wealua len ~iaief. trust and sao~
when ycahra whispered love 10 me.
~ you rsmemner hsv the birds
Rang 90, their psnsi,e ehisksdee
When you sw, ssste those tender -esd-.
when yoa af., -hl.Perei love 10 me-
- slat,u. -asss sio-ly I'D.
ufay shsdows er,rl o'er land AND sss,
'r.s. Then you drs~ me 10 yoar side.
'rsr then you rhi.pefei love 10 me.
Tue eresreai maea rose vsI,s sni faint.
pillid iighi cleaned o'ss The les.
The ~hiP.poof- msl'e mowrriul plslai,
Ani then yen whlsresei love 10 me,
Ani noe. .nen bird. Of ariag hsaf,
The opening buds and iesaeis see.
ithink ef that s.esi tinse. any dear.
wsea yoa af.t whispered love 20 me
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

PIT. Balnuu,, whose name aud fame
have gone wherever civilization isi who,
though a Snowman is not such a bad
msn after all who has made millions and
given thousand. for charitable purposes,
attributes his success To two things -sdser-
Using aud temperance.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

A Cincinnati taIidermist tried to kill a
goat BY giving him strychnias, the poison
usually administered by them TO snimsls,
but the goat fsitened on il. A dose OF ey-
anide Of pot, Ssium did the work ia abont
Eve seconds.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

Here we have an Oyster. II is going to 4
Church Fair. When il goes to the Fair i,
will swim around in big Kettle Of Warm
Water A Lady will Stir il with Spoon
and Sell the Warm Water for Two Bits a
pint. Thsa tbs Oyster will move on 70 the
ser, Fsin 10 this Way the Oyster will Wait
all the Church Fairs in town and Bring a
great many Dollars into the Treasury. The
Oyster goes great Way in Good Cause
Il Denver Tribune Primer.
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A Word To GIRLs.-Miny girl is
careless ss to how much money man
spends for her. Three and i've dollars Tor
horse and carriage he can poorly afford,
perhaps, yet she will go with him week az
ter w~k, with no particular interest in
him, unmindful apparently whether he
earns the money or takes il from his EN-.
ployer- drawer. lie makes her expensive
presents. lie takes her 10 concerts, in GO
ing to which usually, save for he pride and
his gallantry. horse car ride for ten cts.
would he far wiser than carriage ride tor
several dollars. A young man respects a
young woman all :he more who is careful
oi the way in which he spend. hi. money,
aud will not permit too much to be u -e,i
for her. A thoughtful and ~ell.bred girl
will he wise ahout this m Alter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

"Sonie women would rather nur.e aud
cares and Kiss a NANCY, hea-eaien poodle,
with a dirty pug nose than baby, and
others would rather clutch and hang on
desperately to a ballot-bos than embrace
the loyelie.t and mos. lovahle baby in
Chrislisndom," bowls Brooklyn preach.
er. The parson probably never tended .
baby much himself.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

Before you attempt to fool with gun al
ways load Il. II 1. the empty gun that goes
oil unexpected and gives soms fellow pain
right where he didni want ii.-lGlasgow
Times.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

A pound Of bananas is said to contain
more nuifimeni than three pounds Of meat
or many pounds Of potatoes, while s- q
food tob he in every sense Of the word far
superior 10 the hest wheaton bread. An
acre Of ground planted with bananas will
return. according TO Humboldt, q. much
food material ss thirty three acres Of wheat
or over 100 scre. OF potatoes. The bsnans
or planisin (lor until lsiely there was no
such word a. bsnsns) !. divided into sew
srsl varieties. all Of which are used for
food The plsiino msnlsnito is g small,
delicate fruit, neither longer nor -oui-r
thsn q lady's fore6nger. u IL the most
delicious and prired 81 all the varieties
- pIsnisin. vi plstino gnisno, called b,
~ banana, y probably more in demand
than sny other hind. " 10 .ub-divided
into different varieties, the principal Of
which are the yellow snd purple hsnsns
thai We SEE Gor sale In our markets. but the
latter !, 80 lit IL esteemed by the natives
81 The tropics that u is seldom esien nv
them. " plaiino grands. known 10 u. a.
simply the plsntsin. l. sho snh,iisided in
10 varieties which are kno~n by their -sv-
or and size. The Kind that reaches our
msrset i almost ten inches long. vet on
l-ihmus Of Dsrien there are Plsnisin. that
grow from eighteen 10 iweniy.t~o inches
They are never eaten ra~, but are eiihe.
boiled or roasted. or are prepared - pre-
serves Exchange.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

The mother has made lap. The hoy is
in the lap. lie !. looking at the carpet.
What has the mother In her hand She
has single in her hand. What will she
do With the shingle? She will put il ~here
il will ia the most good.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

A man sometimes iorgeis before he has
paid, whelher he ha. paid or not, but after
he la. paid he never forgsts that he has
raid. Man Il naturally a liar.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

The famous big trees Of California, $50
To 400 feet high aud proportionately thick,
are on public land, subject to entry atsl %
an acre. aud may be bought mp and de
aroyed BY whoever wishes 10 make such
use Of them. The bark has already been
peeled from the butt ofone Tor a showman,
who sells il up at fairs as an exhibition aud
another has been cut down in order to
make a dancing platform Of the stump.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

Republication in Clay county is White
in Jrsssmine county Brown, in Floyd
county Re,ld, ia Elliott county BLACK, in
Josh Bell county Gr-en, and in Fulton
county Gray. When the, all meet IN
State convention il is regular rainbo~
Affair." Breckinridge News.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

Purge oai the morbid humro.o the blood
By dose or two Of Ayers Pills, and You
will have clearer heads as yell % healthier
bodies
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

GrirEAr never drank, used 'tob,ceo,
never saw horse race nor played a game
Of cards Like all such good Sunday
school scholars, the probability Is that he
will die yonng. L Courier journal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

II am the Law" cried Caesar. II am
greater than the Law" wells Governor
BLACK bura. 4 Brsekinrilss Nsws
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

A sPAErAS BsIDr A yonng msn aud
hi- sister were hired To teach schoul in
Clay county, KENNEDY. in psriner-hip,
the young lady to teach the first half of the
school and her brother the other. Very
soon alter The young lady h,gsn teaching
one Of her largest male students became
her "iellOv," aud in a very short time
they were married Not long, however,
sfier they were married the yonng groom
and another one Of the brides students en-.
gsged 10 little "knockdown." Each Of
the offender. va. brought before the fair
disciple OF the rod, va. given an Impair
dal trial, and the young groom was prov
en- to be equally gniliy with the other, and
vas given hi. choice Of leaving the school
or taking whipping. lie chose the latter;
50 his newly made bride did herself fair
justice in the n~ Of the rod. gave her
husband not fe- stripes, and cutting the
blood out in not lev places. Since then
everything has passed of smoothly,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

ALADY's WIsu.-"Oh, how | do wish
my skin was as clear and soft As yours"
said lady to her friend. "lou can easily
make il so" answered the friend. How"
Inquired the first lady. by using Hop
Bitter, that makes pure rich blood and
blooming health. Il did il for me, as YOU
observe .n-CiirO B,diefiH.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

10 clean old lamp burners, wash them
in a.he. and water and they will come out
as bright as new Many times a burner
is condemned, because the light Is poor
when having elogged up With 'sdims'n, the
wick Is at fault.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

Il wa. a bresch-of.promiss cass. Said the
defendeni; II merely asked her ifshs would
marry ms, and she said ye-; but ] didn't
make any promise to her" You don't seem
to be a very promising Young man, that's a
fret" said his honor; " but as YOU raised
thi. Young woman. expectations. We shall
expect you to raise $4,000 also. Call the
nsxt ea.s
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

DO NOT turn ewes ON the grain held be-
fore lsmbing, as the change To green food
suddenly may cause abortion. Il iss good
plan ~ turn each sws into rye pasiursai'
tel she drops her lsub.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16
II he Wise ahonI thls N Alter

The journalist like the poet, is more
horn than made. lie must have the con-
siilu,ion Of the iaekss., the industry Of the
ant, and "the genius Of eternal patience"
These given, We do not pretend To say that
a special collegiate training would not still
further add To his equipment for the most
lAhorious and least remnneraiive Of pro.
iss-ion-, but in the future We suspect il
will he. IS il has been 10 the past. that the
really great editors will he those Who
push their way up rather than those hand
ell down ready made from, the schools
Henry Watterson.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

Probably the oldest twins in existence
in all this country are George and FL
mund Gravely, who in good health are
still living within I've mile. Of where they
were horn, at Leaihefwood postotiice. in
Henry county, Va. They were ~ years
old on the l.t Of December 1851. Their
mother lived to he over 100. aud their
father died at the age Of 20. Ieaiherwooj
/, the same place in Henry county, where
in ls52, ninety siI Gravelys voted the
Wing ticket.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

II of,.n happens that when man gets .
job he accepts situation" and when he
get. Kicked out he tenders his resignation"
That's a tender ma, Of putting Il ,on
knOs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

Speaking OF the Arrsars-Pen-ion Act,
the New York Sss say; There Is mo
doubt that this ACT 81 Congress emhodiss
one Of the most rascslly swindle- that
demagogues ever inflicted on Iatient
people. We opposed this hill at every
stage of its course through Congress, and
We oppose Il new.Y d oaght 10 be rspeal'
ed. The only Way TO deal with Il ia to
cut il up, root and branch. Clear the
fraud entirely out Of the way.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16
i...ksns 6.r . s.a.in La,r.

Ladies' looking for son-.in.lsv rarely
make their approaches so openly ss the
Canadian d anne who wrote to newly set
tied eligible; Dear Mr.. b; !, Mrs.
wig,on, wish you would call on my dsugh.
ter Amelia. slse d very amusing, and a
resulsr young air. She can ding lac a
hamnins- bird; asd her papa can play On
the fiddle nicely; and We might have a
rare old ho-do~n, and then We will have
an dieter supper. Amelia Is highly edu'
Gated she can dance like = grssshopper
looking for grubs, aud she can make bsau-
iilul brad. tina Taste. like huany ices
bread; and for pumpkin pie. she can't be
beat. In fact, she is head OF all the p
girls, and will make good wife TOT any
man; Yours, truly, Mr.. Wigion. Bring
your brothsr."--Chambers Journal.
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,ebo,ly will awaken him.

DIT. Williams late Of Richmond. Va,
had dog that would take a bsste, to the
woodpile, have it filled with chips and
bring il 10 his month TO the house. Four
mound. Of borrowed hour was sent BY the
dog to neighbor. On reaching the house
he found il locked aud the folks away; 90
he took il under the house and laid by i
until their return and then delivered II.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

TRr sisrERIS.LAw.-An English writ
er Describes the "sisier-in.law" thus; "She
may be the champion Of the husband al
breakfast, the svenger Of the wrongs Of the
vile al luncheon, and at dinner declare
tina, both ought TO be ashamed OF them
selves for bringing up the children in the
way they should not 90. She is a certsin
element Of discourd in the house; for IL
she is too friendly with the husband, the
wife dsplores with tears the presence of
that minx' ~ho h. undermining pooI Ed
wards affection; II too friendly with the
sis,sr POOR Edvsrl' unhesitatingly afirm.
on ,ho-s occasions when world sri-e about
too highly rsppered soup or smoked
salmon, that there will never be any peace
in the house as long ne that adjective to
fancy little misunderstanding beast is in
aide y"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16
ISAAC a. STEWART.
Alto N Ev AT LAW,
Mt. Vernon. KY.

Practices IN The Courts Of Roetcsstle and adjoining
eouniie. aud ~ The court Of Appeals. once In
COURT HOUSE yard. ely
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

Tur i,rIANprR - The Lsplandsrs
.ledge hss no runners, but, Ike himself, u
1. covered with reindeer din, aud y IN
share like canoe. Harne.sed to THIS
.ledge, the reindeer starts OF With almost
the rsridiiy Of the steam engine, being IT.
teen or twenty miles an hour. The rein
deer !. not the Iaplanders horse, but his
COW; aud, during the time that It gives
aiit. he Is freezing large quantities of Il,
lo he used ~hen no more 10 TO be obtained.
Then he break. Of piece, warns Il ont
and hs. sgain a good article Of milk. The
deer 10 also his food, large herds OF them
being kept in some parts of the country.
From its skin the I.aplander makes the
roof aud aoor Of his house, hrs he'd, his
shoes and stockings, his clothes and cords
aud strings for his bow. Without this an
imsI, the I.,plsnder would lie in derio-
rable condition.-lG Good Words. ...
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Mt. VERNON apvrRrrsrxryrs.

Practices in all the Courts. once south sid.
Main street. It.i.iyrI
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

We ask you to read the advertisement
of Dsrby's Prorhylactie Fluid, which ap-
Isar- in our issne to-day. Ills a wonder.
ful healing remedy, most powerful dis
infectant. anil a positive germ destroyer,
and Il psrfscly sale TO use even in hand. Of
the most inexperienced. IL Is highly frc'
commanded BY eminent physicisns and
chemists, and endorsed by hundreds OF
others who have used II and know il. val
liable properties. !, costs but irihr. and
will save much suffering; time aud money /.
Darbys Fluid has long been recognized as
a household article for universal family
u.e. Preravi By j. ". Asilin n Go
MsnntAetusing cheui'ss, Sole psoprie,or'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

u our forefathers had studied the hog
With sny clo,eness, we would have been
spared the saying Of, "selGsh {" a hog
hungry pig"snd he "scts like regn'
lar hog" etc. To begin with, the hog Is
not selfish creature. Two hogs will
sgree about q. we'll AZ tvs men, and a hog
who was taken along on a steamboat er-
cursion would have cause TO say TO his
porker- "You act like men aud women"
The hog !. not hungry animal. Give
him three square meals per day and he i'
cunieni, while most men must chew, smoke
and nibble between meals and have lunch
At bedtime. To "sct like a hog would
be to misd ones business, 20 To bed early
and he satisfied ~iih the sitnstion. The
hog /. not q liar, hyPocrite or dead-beai'
He act. On the square, Is slwsys a' repre-
.ent,d, and in disposition he b. lev
eqnsl. in the human race. lie has been
misundsrsood snd sbused, and Il Is time
that his friends rallied To give him fair
ihsv 1910
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

la Tuition, piirss runre ipHn o., :" 80 ~ 10
r.sular lis,,aflnaenis fnhasry tks lnista,ssltais
$50, PrspaIaioiy, 80 aud Collegiate. So
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

boz hili psuieuiss.. - 10 BOARD. se, .isss''
sss. =. a. vsUEwsAsr. pssss,p.i
si.ntssi iiaealn ~, ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-08
HOW Din SIZE DEF
strange aud Sudden Death OF Woman
Sunday Might,


Citizens OF the North End were very much
excited yesterday over the sudden death oil
Mrs. Eva Long and some mysterious circum.
stances connected with II. Mrs. Long was
the wife OF John Long, a watchman ut the
Top mill, and was about tllirty.fve years OF
age. On Sunday night hOr husband was at
his post at the mill, and girl who lived with
them had come down town with friend.
The family lived at what Is known as Slack.
town, about a mile above the city limits,
and consisted Of the man and wife
and several children, and a young
relative Of Mrs, ItongV, Maggie Lash.
The Oldest boy, aged about fourteen, went to
bed about ten o'clock, leaving his mother
setting in front OF the fire In her room.
When, perhaps on hour later, Miss Lash and
a young man named Ebenezer Co.'s reached
the house, they say they found her lying on
the floor In front Of the fire. Young Co.'S
picked her up, and says he saw at once that
She was dead, but did not tell Miss Lash 80.
He ran at once u tile mill and told Long
that hil wife had fallen In a 1T. Mr. Long
hurried down 10 DR.. UlriCh's residence, and
got the Doctor to accompany him home.
When they reached the house Co.'S met them
OF the door. Long asked us she better r.
Wtetterw repeated CoSsl 100 I'M you Will
see how much better she Is" The Doctor at
once saw that she was dead,
For some years Mrs. Long has been troubled
with drOpsy:of the heart, and Doctor UlriCh,
who was her physician, had frequently told
her she would die OF paralysis Of the heart
resulting from the other disease With these
facts In view, he at once pronounced this the
cause Of her death, without making any ex.
animation. On her right eyebrow was q long
CASH, apparently very deep, from which the
blood was Oozing slowly, and OH her left
temple was a brtiise and marks Of the rag
carpet-evidence that she must have lain
SOME time,
Yesterday morning Dr. Wilson saw tie wo.
man'S.body, and he declared that lie did not
believe that heart disease was the cause Of
DEATH The fact that the injuries were on
both sides seems inexpllCable on the theory
Of fall. But the most damaging fact Is yet
to tell Yesterday morning Long went to
get some money from his wiie's purse, when
he found II empty. He knows that when he
left the house his wife had upwards OF $56 In
her poCketbook. The disappearance Of this
sum, AMI the death OF the woman together,
must certainly be regarded as very mysteri-
OTIS
DR.. ulhCh said last night that the wounds
on the wOmAn's head were not alone suiii-
Client to produce death, but they might DO a
cause Of death with the organic trouble Ut
her heart
No inuuest was held.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-08

James D. Gorrell Is preparing four new coke
ovens at his coal mine.
A child OF James LOTUS, victim OF lipb.
iberia, was buried Monday forenoon.
The grand jury meeting on Tuesday calls q
huinber OF our citizens 10 st. Clairsyille;
some as judges, some TO be judged.
A number OF The members OF the Martins
Ferry Presbyterian Church were In the city
Sunday and attended the preaching OF Rev.
Hammer, Of the First Presbyterian Church.
The Martins Ferry Chufcliisalso on the lock.
out for pastor for is vacant pulpit,
The absence OF a turntable al Martins Fer
~, forces the locomotive that pulls the &C.
commUdatiOn train 10 run down here back
wards after each trip up. Therefore the
engine has been supplied with a tender like
the yard engine here, permitting good view
Of the track ION that end, and headlight has
also been placed At tile rear.
The Soldiers Monument Association now
has 1850, IN round numbers, In its treasury,
In addition, when the monument IL o settled
fact, and IL not away at some Indefinite time
In the future, they will have, undoubtedly, q
number Of fees paid In, according 10 the
constitutions by friends Of soldiers OF this
neighbOfhDUd who fell In battle. BY the pay.
ment Of fec equal 10 that paid by The living
soldiers for their Initiation Zee, the name Of d
dead soldier can be inscribed on the tnonu.
meht with those Of the members Of The Also.
citation.