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G0Csl NOTICES.

Go 10 McRoheri. \ s,agg fcr the Pes,
b.cenl Cigar.
fRsH car Salt, Lime and Cement Al
W. II. Higgins.
Books on Faith Cures for sale by Nc
Roberts 4 Stage.
TnE best cigar In town Is found al Pen.
ny n MoAlister's.
Headquarters for School Books al
McRoberts a sioggs.
WATCHES and Jewelry repaired and
warranted by Penny n McAlis,er.
MADAME DrNoREsr's Fall style Pat.
terms for sale At McRoberis and stsggs.
NEW lot Oliver Chilled Plows at W. II.
IIiggin-'. Buy, and be ready for blowing.
FoR medicinsl purposes buy a bottle Of
lO-year-old Whisky from McRoberts a
stage.
A SPLENDID line Of Toilet Soaps and
Perfumery, very cheap, al Penny A Me-
Alistets.
PuRE, ice cold, delicious That's the
hind Of Soda Water you get at Penny n
McAlister's
A LARGE stock Of Jewelry, Watches and
Silverware, at less than city prices, al
Penny n Nc Alister's
McRoBERrs 4 sTAoo will have . beau
tiful line Of the latest style. Of Jewelry In
few days. Call and ace them.
THE Ready mixed Paints sold BY Nc.
Roberts a stagg are the best sold-are
guaranteed In every particular.
LEGAL BLANKS Of all kinds for sale at
THE ISrERIoR Journal office Clerks.
Sherih., Magistrates and Constsbles will
save money by giving US an order.
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Personal.

Ms. O. r. MARSHALL .n uP from HsrOds-
burg this .est.
Mas TIP Hut has gone to visit her sister
near rsrtsviiie.
Ma. Jos :. CAMS leu Tor Ksasa. MonSsy on
prosp-ctiug tour.
Mas HELES HuTTNAs, OF iiusionville, vA'
visiting friends here this week.
Mss. =. II. KISe has gone TO IIarrOdsbars. "a
attend the Christian Convention.
-MtssEs LILLiE MKsacE aud Mamie Barbec
Of Dsnyilis. are With Mp }. n. Hooker.
-NI..Ks sALIiE. Mamie and Susie MeRobsrts.
Of Danyllis, are visiting their uncle, john Nc
Roberts
-Paov J. n DuSLAr. Of the Christian COLLEGE.
Husion,ille. ~ss here Monday, but he did not
come 10 the circus.
-Mm Jasos CHssAvLr aud daughters, Missss
Matt. and Shirley. Of Louisville. are guests Of
Mrs. D. n Chensult.
Misses FasSIs TmvaxAS, Katie aud Llssie
Doags Of Lancaster. are visiting Mr. John G.
Mn and other relatives.
Ms. J. A. HUFFAEEE, the popular CONNER
ci.i tourist. -ss here yesterday istefsie~ing our
msfehsnt, TO 90 "A eaect.
Nal q. snuorsuiaE. Of Illinois. 10 visiting
friends here. lie tells as that the crops In his
coauty. sasgamon. promised yell ~hsn he len
home.
Ma. Tos fEaELL. late DsPaiy sheria, bat
nos elsrting Coz his uncls, IA McCsrty. on the
KBsrtiils Extension, ~as here this ~ses, looA-
Ina cell.
-LrrrlE Rosa MASsFrsLp. daughter OF Mu
7. D.. Msnshsid. Of Glassow, the lady who claims
10 h. healed Ia. sent q TO help pay % the mort
gage Of fiak Cottage.
-TuE stanford Ceract Rand, led by Mr.. Busby.
Of Richmond, and composed Of the following mem
bsr. srs furnishing music Cor the Casey Fair this
wseti Joe Fought Waters. u. r. c@rpsnter, sam
e. Helm. J. T. Carson, Male. wearen, Willie
Penny, A. a. Hud,nan, IT,, Charles Carson and
Jack Davis.
Ms. 10 c. REvILL, Of oven county. IL the
latest Of the lev candidates for the ClsfishiP Of
the Cour, Of Appeals 10 visit u.s. His sther vss
<sected 10 .he once number % ysars ago, but
dsel shortly amer assuming It's daties, and Mr.
Rs,in thinks 10 but q matter Of justice that be
ought TO 10 aliovel to al out, n not tina, tern,
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LAND, srOCK AVID CR0r.

The Register says the ruling price Of
the growing crop Of corn in Madison is 50
per barrel.
John Lucas, Of FAyette county. sold
$4,000 dossn roasting ears at II cents per
dozen this season.
AT Kids combination sale, Tuesday
SIS horses brought In the aggregate Si0.-
7ss an averase of 1896.
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RELIC IOGS.

A $4,000 church was dedicated in
Chicago, on ground that Eve years ago
vas an open prairie.
Gen. X. NJ. GAno is conducting meet.
ing at Pleasant Grove, in Gsrrard county,
Some thirty persons had joined at last
reports.
by the late mail yesterday afternoon
We received letter from Rev. George D
Barnes, under date Of August sth-mailed
81 Piketon, August Goth. Who Is to blame!
The Western Virginia Annual Confer
encs Of the NJ. +. Church South meets al
Ashland on Wednesday next. Rev. Bishop
Kesnsr, Of New Orleans, La, will preside
The Rev. George Granville Bradley il
nov Dean Of Westminster. He was Chap
lain Ordinary to the Queen. At Oxford
he vast favorite pupil Of the late Dean
Stanley.
A Baptist Church Of thirty-eight mem
bers has been organized in Richmond, Ky
A house Of worship is to be built. 1t is
singular that this denomination has never
had church there.
Elder W. ii. Reynolds. Of Bourbon
county, has been preaching two sermons a
day at the Christian Church since Satur-
lay. The brethren are much pleased with
his discounes, and he Is doing a good
work in reviving the church, but there have
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The Hop at the Mershon House last
Saturday night was "tip-top" affair.
Those composing our sick list this
week are: Mrs. jacob Guest, Miss Maggie
Gormley, Miss Bette Carson and Mrs. DIR.
Doore-.
We spent a very pleasant day last
week with the family Of Mr.. Hunly
Singleton. in. the country. Everything
that could add to our comfort and enjoy
ment was provided, and Of the good things
to eat the half was never told" Mr.. and
Mrs. Singleton know just how TO make
their guests feel at home. They have at
present visiting them Mr.. Chas. Gheen and
daughters, Irma and Nora, Of Louisville.
There are now about fifty guests at
Crab Orchard Springs. The season is
almost over. The band will leave the lst
Of September. Mr.. Morton and his excel
lent wife and daughter left for their home
in Columbus, Ohio, last Tuesday. Yes,
little Sunshine" Ia gone, and her bright
little face is sadly missed. But We console
ourselves with the assurance that she will
come again next Spring, when the roses
bloom again"
Died, on Thursday norning, Of Con-
sumption, Mrs. Mary Reynolds, vile Of
Daniel Reynolds. Her remains were in
TERED in the cemetery on the hill Ca
| Tussdny moruinR her littl, babs died.
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as alone u can DO, and the trembling soon
passed away. In Whitesburg first an Gun
believer presented himself TO be cured. ]
shall never forget how sorely tried ! was.
Are any among yon sick2" lin james
V, ~ i clearly saw was intended for
Christians, and, a. ] then thought, must
De strictly confined 10 hem. And
here, also, human logic came In
TO confirm that position. II man does
not trust the LORD for his soul, how can
ne trust him iof his body. SO frankly
told the man would do anything could
ior him, scripturally. couldn't pray Nth
MIN, Tor he did not confess Jesus, and we
mad no common ground TO stand upon, and
therefore could not agree on earth TO ask
TINS ming Of our Heavenly Father" i
could indeed pray Tor, but II could only
oe mA, ne might De led 10 put his trust in
Jesus 'or n" soul, and then come andtru
,Vr MS oooy' ~ 'nere was anything better
sn"" '"s' ior him' oiu not yet see IN
:. P'4'. sh'ii never forget 'he mans
u''Ppo,n'eu 'ook ana 'he varied express
''O. v "'' 'Aoe' ~ saiu p'a'niy' Il wont
"o"' 'o' every one VIII say l TOOK
80 ,o' my 'ou' just 70 ge' my oody neal
Nc went away ana 'oa MN Tor
u"''', ca" "SAe /" a" righ'
:" '"e '''''.' :" pass 'nroogn nus county
Wy !" i'n sui nope, ou'
-,..-y y0'', ""o'"s' mani az 'u'
- ~ " wv "''e'"''u' anu 4
a.; ' anu " COURSE %"
ar n, :. ~, 'o",e'."''""''y'
'sno,an'', anu 'ha' T" my
~, - ""' ,.Ps'' '"e mn"
""e' wy ""o'e hs.r' e''eo
'''""s '"e'e "e" y" s'mPy
'n'' ".,e "o' ."r's'iShs Ana
~, y"s ,,' ' 'ns "ofa 'of
.'o" "O' "o.' =" "ni'esourg'
e'oe iealoeu' ny he
'e""'"s, 'na' was rgh'
'"e Annoin'ihR regular
70" VI '"e SERVICES OF 'he LohDs
"ou'e rms was not my own move
e"' VI, in eSeh case In the begin
ing ." ."e request VI 'he sufferers ihem-
~ anu % so' in'o IL oy being
vo'ne'eu 80 'ha' i could not refuse. But
al mus Jar were CHRISTIANS When l came
70 camp IN Tue nrs' sermon 1 hankly told
."' people al khew' ana how the LORD
nau 'ed me- ana how lar had
'a'eieu' plainly told them ! saw,
T" present, no further than the an
"o'"'i"s o' oe''e'ers' yet holding my
sell open TO conviction, by the Word, and
ready 10 follow where HE should lead me.
Inc next day on call for trusiers for bod
ny healing a member came forward. l
hsu a presentinenr that some OF them
were non-eoniessors," bat what was to
90 ASK them IN public II they were
Chris''an'' and IL not, ask them to go
away or set them oil in a different place
IN my prayers from the restY 4 could not
10 " 10 cast the whole matter on the
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Our subscribers this week are, Jack Adams, Jr.,
Miss Jael Redd. Mt. Vernon; W. b. Mason, J. "
Cook. J. C. Robinson. J. II. Arnold, T. NJ. Arnold
J. ,. Mosier, Lancaster; J. II. Watson. Walton
Samuel Cummins. Bolekow. 40; Tom Ferrill
NOrrowville. Tenn; Mrs. Margaret Bright Shell
City, Mo-, by DR.. II. c. Herring; Thomas Austin
Hyattsviile; Willis Adams, Jr.. Paint Lick, J. C
Leach. Kings Mountain. J. T. Chadwick. Tsrs.
we'll, Tenn; II. B. Boone, Gilberts Creek; r. IL
hcAnnich. Middleburg; Mrs. Sarah J. Craig,
Oakland, CAL, by James Paxton; Nathan Daught-
erty, james Givens. stanford; h. y. Hayden, Sc.
quin, Texas; Mrs Matte 4. sudduth, Psrksville
Mrs. Matte Castillo. Monticello; II. B. Farris
Louisville; Mrs L. Fsrnsm, Georgetown, J. o
Shropshire, Buffalo Heart, Illinois
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IT Is reported that the owners have
closed trade with Eastern parties for the
sale Of Grsyson Spring. at $4,000. II
this IL fair price Grab Orchard Springs,
which will be put up at public auction
next Thursday. ought to bring at least
$3.50. 1000.
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Miss FLoREscE Hoop, brigh, young
lady Of Richmond, returned to her home
from the Faith Cure, few days ago, re.
joicing In fall restoration Of her hearing.
French Upton, Of the Register, can inves-
iisste this case and give the results, II he
chooses.
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THE heaviest rain In seven weeks fell last
Sunday, but II was not heavy enough to do
much good. Yesterday another nice shower
fell. and II il keeps on this way there il
yet some show for the late corn. The
greatest benefit, however. will he to the
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ATTENTION COMPANIONS Members Of
Stanford Chapter No. SO are hereby notified
to meet in Chapter room on Monday eve
ming. September 5,h. Election Of oficen
and other business Of importance. BY
order Of A. X. Penny. II. r.; Jno. N.
Philips, Secretary. q.
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FRANK CowAs, sable sun-of.agun
wa. lodged in Jail this week on q warrant
charging him with bastsrdy. Frank denies
the soft impeachment, but the girl thinks
she ought to know. After tarrying in jail
a day or two, the man gave bond in the
sum Of $3.50. Ills nisl will 10 held before
Judge Brown on County Court Day.
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CASH IN ApyAScE-we frequently re-
ceiye letters from parties whom We do not
know saying; "send me your paper for
one year-will pay you when time Is out"
We are sorry always to disappoint such
people, but business Is business. A stran-
ger would not ask grocer TO credit him,
and ye. he expects a newspaper man to do
SO. Then, too, We take no subscriptions
payable when time Is up from any body,
and man must be No. | in responsible.
iiy II he gets our paper at all on credit In
the future. We have lost enough by sub
scribers to run the paper year, but We
won't do so any more. Here's your money
and there's your paper, must Of necessity
be our motto hereafter.
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ma u RIAG KS.

-MARcHsAsKs - 2ADaErr. AT Mr..
W. NJ. Gsrnetts, on the 2lst, Stephen
Msrchbanks TO Miss Alice Psdg EFT.
--FERRELL-SAsDIFER.-At the Glenn
mems House, Dsnville a few days ago,
Miss Theresa. daughter Of George sandi.
fer. ". united In marriage to Mr.. W. II.
Ferrell
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tbs town pump is proving la mex
haustible capacity this dry weather There
ijhardly moment during the day and far
into the night that some one Is not work
ing at its handle. The circus people took
over a hundred barrels during their stay
here, a good deal Of which they eolored
and sold as lemonade.
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WHILE thousands Of Northern dealers
are being ruined by the rsvsge- Of the Ice
worm, Mr.. Barrow tells US that his stock
has 60 far escaped. He will refund
the money whenever a purchaser finds
more than pint Of worms In a pound Of
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Ii Is said that the year succeeding a
drought il always noted for its bounteous
yield Of all kinds Of grain. This may be
some consolation to the farmers until they
recollect that the world is to come to an
end this year. But always look on the
bright side Of things. Some Of them,
especially those who don't ray Tor their
paper, will be in region where crops will
no more disturb them, and where Their
principal occupation will be to keep up n
IRE and grit their teeth as Apsstime.
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THERE vas not q single disturbance, and
consequently no arrests, here On circus day.
There were several fellows who carried
considerable whisky In their hides. but
they were not boistsrous. The fact is the
boys" have learned that IL won't do TO
'cut up" here unless they are snrious to
see inside Of the jail.
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THE man Mullings. from Rockcastle,
Who spent such a long time in our Jail,
offered to take two and half years 10 the
penitentisry as hi. punishment, for shoot
ing Justice Pike, but that gentleman re-
fused to sgree TO the compromise. and a
jury gave him one year. They did not
think him one-third as guilty Is he though,
himself. .r...
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Our excellent Merchant Tailor, Mr.. II
G. Ripley. has one Of the finest stocks Of
Fall and Winter suitings ever exhibited
here, which he will make up in the best
styles, and at such prices az no one in this
vicinity will have excuse 10 70 elsewhere
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VINO ARE THEy "A former preacher,
but now bowling Bob lngersollite. who
Was Hired of the staff Of the Lexington
7Fanseripi for making fun Of the Knights
Templar celebration in that city recently.
has been to Pink Cottage. and has written
a letter in which he tries 10 be exceeding
ly funny about the alleged faith cures. lie
gets of some good things, however, rs
witness the following; "if there is any
miracle going on about that cottage the
lightning is going to strike two fellows
there before long. They are regular dead
beats. One Of them Is u regular country
pumpkin. that just fits pillow handle like
two spoons, and the other has apparently
gone there as a compensation for giving
up his bar in some place where Brother
Barnes has CONVEX ted him. They are rough
looking cusses, and | don't want 10 tackle
them myself, but will pay for big pair
Of boots, with soles an inch thick, II some
big fellow will put them on and kick these
two fellows double someissult clear Out
Of the house, and II there is any damage
10 pay | know the Seymour Tines will
start . cent subscription list, compared
with which the Cincinnati CSmDssreiai'
wouldn't be a patching. | said to one o.
them, What appears TO be the matter will
your lie said his liver seemed 10 be GU
Of fix. l then turned 10 the other on.
and said, And what seems 10 b. the troubl'
in your casey' lie said that his livel
seemed 10 be out Of liz too. II they had
their dues their neeks would he out of Ia
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INSANE. turns out that Mr.. T.. p
Foster who went from this county 10 San
Francisco, has really become insane. An
Investment in mining stocks. whereby he
los, a considerable sum Of money, coupled
with some queer spiritualistic views, is
said to have caused his arrangement. lie
made Intellectual efforts to drown himself
and bea, his brains out before taken 10 the
asylum.
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An alarm OF ire came near creating a
stampede in the circus the other night. l,
was caused by the burning Of two barrels
Of oil, which caught fire from the torch
which was held as Il was being loaded.
Both the passenger and freight depots we're
put in great danger, but the Snowman
worked manfully and prevented any dam
ave save A burned tie or two.
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STANDARDIZATION. J. ii. jackson, color
ed delegate Of the State at large TO the
National Convention, will address the
people at the Courthouse Monday night.
Subject: Education Of the Children Of
the State" All ladies aud gentlemen are
invited.
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MA. J. ). Psss mas the finest va ter.
melons 10 this county, and he is gett ing
good prices for them, ss high as rs cent?
for extra good ones. lie has over 500 yet
10 ripen.
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ARsoLps TRIAL-From X. Z. Warren
Esqa who returned from Lancaster last
night. we learn that portion Of two days
had been spent and over one hundred men
examined as jurors in the trial Of w. A.
Arnold for the killing Of Robert Boyle, and
only four had. been found who we're oompe-
tent TO sit in the case. The Sheriff was
ordered to summon sixty more men from
BOYLE.
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LITTLE PERSONALS Each Of the fol.
lowing ladies has presented her hus.
band with son and heir On the Goth,
Mrs. Mat Philips; 2lst, Mrs. James Beas.
ley, and 9th, Mrs. q. q. Wine.
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WILL be prepared in due season to
furnish farmers with the very best varie-
ties Of Seed Wheat aud Rye. Make note
Of this. Geo. ID. Wesren.
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GEO. ID. WEAKEN received, this week,
another carload Of nice Buggies, Car
riages aud Phe,ons. Call and see them.
Prices low.
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SHELBY, PULLMAN a IIAsrLros's Circus
Is the best that has ever showed in Stan.
ford, and the 5000 people that attended the
two performance. went away delighted.
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SEVERAL members Of the Laurel county
colony Of swedes are here looking to the
purchase Of farms. All inducements poe.
sible should be extended them.
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THE Colored Fair Association, Of this
place, will meet merit Tuesday and con
time three day. We hope the erhibi.
ton will be literally pstronised.
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scnoors.-Mis Rboda I.ytle's school
will commence merit Monday, Prof Abnsr
Rogers on the 9Th Of September, and the
Female College on the 18th.
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Wa keep constantly on hand full stock
Of Mattinely's Jeans and Yarns. Meals.
ter A Bright.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

Dos'r buy your Wheat Drill until you
have seen the new spfing Shoe Buckeye.
ueoree ID. wearen.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

Bio lot Of BONANZA Mill Flour just re.
ceived by Hale A Nunnelley.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

BLAcKsMrrB's BELLOWS for sale cheap.
y. q. Afford.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

Ut. HARRIS informs US that he has a
good lot Of beeves on grass, and will com
mence buichering In September.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

FRANK CoRDIER has raised his photo
graph tent here.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

BIC line Of Cowan n Stover's celebrated
Buffalo Soap, just received BY Hale a
Nunnelley.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

PAINFUL AociDEsr.-0n Monday as
little FOXY Pennington and May Helm
were taxing . ride on the same horse, the
animal, which was considered very gen.
tie one, took II into his head when they
turned around to 20 home. to run ct his full
speed. Both Of the girls were thrown OF.
and FoIy sustained injuries about the back
Of her head that we're thought at first to
have produced compression Is we'll as con-
cussion Of the brain. Drs. Craig and Pey-
ton were called, and the little patient is
now getting on nicely. Miss May vas not
hurt in the least.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

LIBERAL supply Of Flour at McAlisier
a Brishts
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

CALL aud see Hale 4 Nunnelley's new
Whe,t Drill.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

laos, Bones and Rag. wanted by Hale
4 Nnnnelley.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

HALs a NusSrILrY want all kind. n
Produce.