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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-25
STAMFORD KY.
LSK i0cM TIEf chqD.
LOCAL NOTICES

Buy PANTS Of Penny 4 McAlister
ELEVEN POUNDS Sugar for 81 nj Meal.
lister n Brights.
SALT, Lime and Cement constantly on
hand a A. Owsley's.
New stock Of Jewelry and silverware al
Penny a McAlister's.
CIDER MUS, Sorghum Mills and evap-
orators Tor sale by A. Owsley.
LOVERS Of Good Tea will find the best
In the city al Penny n MoAlister's.
WANTED. II, 600 bu. Irish Potatoes for
cash or trade McAlister n Bright
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlister.
WANTED. Country bacon, highest mar.
ket price in cash paid. McAlisier a Bright.
PuRE Alden Fruit Vinegar, best in the
world, for sale only by MoAlister n Bright.
You will find the best 5-cent and 2-for.
5.cents cigar in town at Penny n MEALS.
ter's.
J.H. 4 s. II. SHANRs are receiving and
opening a nice new lot Of zeigler Shoes
low cut.
A Pull line Of California Canned Goods,
including Apricois. Grapes, Pears, Peaches
aud Egg Plum at McAlisier and Brighrs.
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noon, occupied the pulpit. Services will
be held AZ 10 " and $50 p " each day.
There was an organization on Sunday
last offs Christian congregation Of sixty
members AZ the new meeting house, Just
completed near Boone's School House on
Din River 10 this county, to be known ss
Goshen, Elds. Williams and Livingston
being present We are informed that they
have the best house Of worship in the coun.
iy outside Of the towns, and will lose moth
ing by comparison with them. Elder Jos.
q. Livingston, who has been mainly in.
strumsntal in building up the cause Of
Christ in that neighborhood, was unani.
mousy selected TO preach for them another
year Thus an earnest and good man is
rewarded in this life which Is an earnest
Of the life 10 come.
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Personal.


Mrs MINNIE EpMrsroS is the guest Of
Miss Sallie Green.
Miss BELLE CALDWELL. Of Danyille,
Is at Mrs. I. NJ. Pennington's.
Ma. J. w. BRowS, rising Young at
torney Of Mt. Vernon, was here yesterday,
-JuDoE NJ. Z. sAuFLEY aud his daugh-
tiers, Misses Jennie Emma and Helen, are
visiting in Columbia.
-MIsEs NASSIE WooD, Of Boyle, and
Louanna james Of Crab Orchard, are visit.
ing Mis- Maggie lee Saunders.
Mrs. JAS. +. CRAIG, WALTER w.
OwsLrY, in, AND JAMES wrHERs left
yesterday Tor Cumberland Falls
MA. J.. $. MooRT, presenting the
Danville Tribune, that mos, rapid Of repub'
lean sheets, il here ON a collecting tour.
Hon. II. G. MuRRELL, Of Louisville,
went up to Crab Orchard Saturday in hi.
private car, taking his family and some
ten or dozen others.
Co.'s. Hill ASD wELcH ASD r. G.
wARRES, E.q, after getting the credit for
il and having the satisfaction Of seeing
their names in print, which wss their
main object, failed to attend the Demo.
cratic barbecue at Columbia. Each pre-
tends that the other two are to blame for
the failure.
lis the Maryville Mo- Tine We
notice the following compliment 10 9TH
Of July Grafton delivered by Hon. q. A.
G. Rochester, formerly Of this place 1T
was full Of ideas. new and startling, and
delivered in most eloquent terms and
tones. IL made deep impression on all
who heard il and viii doubtless set them
all to doing that hardest Of all work, viz
thinking.
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A CHALLENGE.

Editor Interior Journal
We would like to play match Of two
best in three againts the Stanford Base Ball
Club. We are not acquainted with any Of
It's members hence do not know whom to
address. You will do us quite favor by
seeing their captain and challenge him for
us. We bear all expenses after they get
here. II accepted their captain can adj
dress me a. TO date &c. BY doing this
you will oblige yours. w. A. Morrow.
SOMERSET, July oath.
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All persons wishing to test the merits Of great
remedy-one that will positively cure Consump-
tion, Coughs, Colds, Asth ma, Bronchitis, or any
affection Of the Throat aud Lungs-sre requested
to call at Penny a MoAlister's Drug Store and
get Trial Bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, free Of cost, which will show
you what a regular dolar-size bottle will do.
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BvcEien's lrnica SaIve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chspped Hands, Chilblains, COrns, and all Skin
Eruptions and positively cures piles. 1t is guar
anteed to give entire satisfaction money refund
ed. Price Is cents per box. For sale BY Penny 4
McAlisfar
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MARRIAGES.

Mr. W. T. Brnen obtained license yes.
terday to marry Miss Nora, daughter Of
Mr.. Isaac Camden of this county, The
groom was born in England of Irish pa
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As GOOD a. vas Maybury, Pullman ~
Hsmilton's circus last year. it is said to be
greatly improved this season. A big del
egation from this county will go TO Dan
willie Thursday TO see IL.
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THE Danville Hop Club will give an
entertainment at james Hall on the even
ing Of August LIST, and on Thursday even
ing Of the same week will give German.
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FARMERS desiring to lay in their winter
supply OF coal would do well TO see the
proprietors Of Lincoln Mills. II will be
money in their pockets.
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MRs. KATE DuDDERAR would be very
much Obliged TO those who are indebted TO
her ifthey would call and settle.
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AN upholsterer's establishment has been
opened here by Mr.. l., n. Durham, who is
said 10 be a 6rst-class workman.
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Hamburg Edging India
Linens, Piques, Fans Plaid Gnghams &c
me- Respectfully, ROBT.
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THE proprie,ors Of the Lincoln Mile
are adding large warehouse to their al
ready spacious quarters.
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PLEASE NoTIoE.-All persons indebted
to Hale a Nunnelley, either by note or
account will please come forward and set
tie Immediately. The business must he
wound up. A. 4. Nunnelley.
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IHAvE q or 7 bushels Of millet seed left
which will sell cheap or farm out on
shares. A. Owsley.
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Wa are selling at cost for sixty days to
reduce stock. Bruce Warren n Co.
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Mn. II. G. RurLEy insists that you come
and settle your account with him; he need.
the money.
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Mlssrs Newport Slippers for 70 cents a,
Robi. s. Lytle's.
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Am who are indebted TO me for accounts
due July let, are urgently requested to call
and settle Robt 5. Lytle.
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IRIsm POTATOES II wan, to buy 10000
bushels at once. A, T. Nunnelly Stanford.
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THE New h R.-Capt Geo. IL. Mckin =
ney has received letter from Mr.. W. H.
spradlin, Of the X. G. Engineer Corps, that
he will arrive here tomorrow TO ride over the
proposed railroad from Stanford to Gala
tine, Tenn. Col. Varnon will likely ae'
company him and perhaps Mr.. D.W.Nsnde'
veer will go with them as far as the Casey
and Adair line. This begins TO look like
business and We God speed the good work,
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TVS Buffalo Mills is now prepared 10 do
all kinds Of custom grinding in good order.
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LADIES, call and examine the light run.
ming New Home Sewing Machine, the best
in the world, for sale at Chenault, Sever
ance n Cos.
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THr Coal Miner. up the road are on a
general strike.
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Wars counterranes at reduced prices
At Robt. =. I.ytle'e.
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JUsr received q new line Of buggy and
wagon harness. W. r. Green.
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IcE CREAM FRrrzrRs at cost by W. +.
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SQUIRE NJ. G. PoRrMAS is announced
in this issue as a candidate for reelection
to the office Of Magistrate, lie has made a
most conscientious officer, and all who
know him are confident that his weather.
eye is always open to the interest Of the
public az he sees ii.
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ELDER W. D. CLoYD's advertisement
brought his mule to time. II had followed
some one home, who upon finding whose il
was returned Il 10 the owner.
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Cor. Thomas LOVELY JOKES, candidate
for Governor, has, sat the request OF the
State Central Committee" consented to
speak for the democratic party" at al num-
Der Of places, including Stanford where he
will hold forth at I'm. August 4th. IL
is very clever in Cot. Jones 10 oblige the
Committee
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Omar sueARs, fruit jars add tin cans at
W. ". Higgins.
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" OUR Stanford boys had not made
80 bad a record recently, that Somerset
nine would never have dared to send the
challenge which We publish in another
column.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MoRE ay fan. at $500 at w. II. Hig-
afua
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MEN OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMISTS
SHOULD READ
BRADSTREET'S:

A sIxIKEs-PAGK wEkKLN JOURNAL on TRADE
FINANCE AND PUBLIC ECONOMY.
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The Madison Fair Association offers
greater inducements this year than ever.
Those races each day will draw, when
worsted quilts and fat rooters cease to be
attractive.
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FRurr JAMS Of all kinds At Bruce, War
rem a Co.,.
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Mrs. McALrsTER n sALLEE have secur-
ed the services Of Mr.. Parker. an experien-
ced miller from the large mills Of the
North West, and are confident that they
can give the best satisfaction in -four.
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Harms a DAwsoN have just received
10 tons Of Lake Ice, which they will sell in
small lots at ] cents per pound. Persons
wanting large lots can get il on reasonable
terms. They still sell manufactured ice at
/ cent per Mound
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VIZ very much fear that our old friend,
w. II. Miller Esq, is going to the bad.
lie was actually out driving Sunday, with
that arch political enemy, Col. w. o. Brad.
ley. shun bad company young man. and
remember that evil communication cor
rupt good manners.
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THE LAWS DELAY.-Bart Simpson, who
several years ago. killed the County Clerk
Of Clay and who has four times been on trial
for the offence, was acquitted at London,
Friday. There were hung juries in three
Of the trials. The length Of time since the
killing aud the fact that Col. W. O. Brad
ley was Of counsel FOR the defense the Lac,
time, accounts for the result. Judge De-
Haven, Of the Shelbyville District, presided.
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Professionals.
DR.. w. D. JONES.
Physician and 0bstetrician.

srrciALrirs: Diseases OF Women and Chill
.6ren
once, in Cissell house, opposite Iistons
etore, OSCEOLA, ARK. l9-lo-ly.
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HHYH Great chance to make money
Those who always take adyantR-
HvIIlyI &c ~ the good chancrs Tor msk-
money that are Offered, gem
erHlly become wcA thy. while
those who do not Improve such chances remain
in povcriy We want many men, women, l"ss,
and cirlr to work for us right IN their own 10
calitics. Aoy one can Ito the work property from
The 6r-t sfrrt The hu iaess will pay more than
ten times ordinary wages. Exren-ivv outiit fur
ni-h,d fire. No osse who engages falls To make
money rapidly Y~acsn devote your whole time
I .ih.w " rk. vr os,y y,aar spsrt ms''nents Pull
informs, lion sud all that IL needed sent free.
Addrcss s,inscn 4 TO Portland, Maine.
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the General Government.

/ lllt Nttiltldl otNtlbibtitl.
Free trade has many attractions,
and should be encouraged as far as
practicable consistently with the sup
port Of the Federal Government by
tariff system adjusted strictly with
reference to equality in the public
burdens and equal justice to all.
But the people of this country are
opposed to system of direct taxa
ton for the support of the Govern
mcnt. The direct taxation imposed
for the support of the State, county,
and city governments, and for school
and the poor purposes, &c, are bur
densome and as much as the people
can bear. The foreign producer and
importer of foreign goods would pre-
fer free trade, but there is not a
county, certainly not State, in the
Union, in which the people are not
opposed to direct taxation for the
support of the Federal Government.
The theoretical free trade men of the
Democratic party would, therefore,
defeat their own party, and contin-
ne in power the advocates of high
protective tariff for the sake of an
abstract political dogma.
A protective tariff is for the benc-
fit of few at the expense of the
many. 1t creates monqpolies and
inequalities in the pubic burdens,
and enriches the few at the expense
of the many makes the rich richer
and the poor poorer. No wise states
man would advocate such a system.
a tariff for revenue only, with in
cidental encouragement or protec-
ton to home industry, is the revenue
system for the support of the Fede-
raj Government which the people of
this country are in favor of; that is,
a revenue tariff, levied and adjusted,
in its details, with strict reference 20
equality in the public burdens, and
the protection or encouragement of
home productive industry as far as
practicable, without creating monop-
olies or aiiording unjust advantages
to one part of the people at the ex-
pense of the other.
On this subject, General Jackson,
in his first inaugural address, said:
"With regard to Il proper selcc-
ton of the subjects of impost with a
view to revenue, it would seem to
me, that the spirit of equity, caution
and compromise, in which the Con
stitution was formed, requires that
the great interests of agriculture,
commerce and manufactures, should
be equally favored, and that perhaps
the only exception tothis rule should
consist in the peculiar encourage
ment of any products or either of
them that may be found essential to
our national Independence Amer
lean Register.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09

AS WILL be seen elsewhere, notice
is given by our Representative, DR..
Felix Grundy McGavock, that he
will introduce a bill in the next Leg
islature to Repeal the law prohibit.
ing the Sale of liquor within three
miles Of the Osceola Male and Fe-
male Academy. This move is based
on a petition circulated by those in
terested in the sale of whisky and
a few whose love of ardent spirits
has got the mastery over them, and
is signed in large majoriy of cases
by the floating and transient popu-
lation- men who have little or no in
tcrcsts in the well being or morals Of
the community. 1t is to be hoped
that when the Legislature comes to
act in the matter, it will take into
consideration the fac. that the three
mile law here was put in operation
at the behest Of the large majority
of the adult citizens, men and wo-
men. In fact a majority OF the vot-
ers within the prescribed limits sign
ed the petition. We borrow the
language of the editor OF the Ozark
Democrat; who in speaking on this
subject uses the following forciblc
language;
Surely majority Of those do not
want the law repealed. Shall our
beloved women, who suffer most from
this curse of curses, be deprived of
protection? Is there man who is
so lost to justice and pity as to be
willing to put women and children
at the mercy Of the demon, strong
drink? Paralized be the tongue
that would dare say, or the hand that
would dare write "rcpeal the three
mile law" Shall this bcnificent law
be abolished and the black tide of
drunkenness and misery turned loose
on us again? God forbid.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09

We welcome to our exchange Ia
bic once more that most excellent
journal the Osceola Times. 1t is like
meeting an old friend, Bro. Roussan,
to get your Times once more. Don't
let up on us again, "oph you blease." a"
Newport Spectator.
You do us much honor, bro. Lynn,
but by giminy gracius, Frank, ] vas
dinking all de While dot yu vas let
up on me, und | dinks to ine-self,
| Spec dot Newport later vas got
too big for to exchange nit de Times.
Dot vas all recht now. Shake.
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" Tough on Chills.o

Cures 5 cases for % cts. in cash or
stamps. Mailed by John Parham,
Atlanta, Ga. dn.
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TIE TARIFF QUESTION: subject
much talked about, but little under
stood in its details and actual opera
tions by the public generally. a
revenue tariff, protective tariff, and
free trade are matters fippantly spo-
ken off with but little accuracy of
comprehension of the actual differ
ence between them, and their respec-
tive practical effects. The tariff, as
understood in this country, is a
system of revenue for the support of
the General Government, derived
from duties or iinposts on foreign
imports or goods of foreign produc-
tons. A tariff for revenue only is that
system Of custom duties which ex-
cludes all discrimination as to the
amount of the duties imposed upon
the different articles Of imports, ex-
cept such as have exclusive reference
to the amount of revenue to be rails
ed. A protective tariff is a system
of imposts levied on foreign goods
with a view Of raising their prices,
and thereby preventing their being
sold lower than the home products.
A revenue tariff with incidental pro-
lection is that system of customs rev
enue which, while the duties are I'M
posed for the exclusive purpose of
raising revenue 10 support the Gov
crnmcnt, discriminates and is adjust
ed as to the amount imposed on diff
ferent articles with reference to
equality of the public burdens and
the encouragement and protection
of articles of domestic production.
Free trade requires tte abandonment
of tariff duties ou foreign imports,
and the support of the General Gov
ernment by a system of direct taxa
ton. These brief definitions tend to
accuracy of understanding of the
differences between these several
forms of raising rctcnue to support
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What Every body Wants.

Is reliable medicine that never
does any harm and that prevents
and cures disease by keeping the
stomachc in order, the bowels regu-
lar, and the kidneys and liver active.
Such a medicine is Parker's Ginger
Tonic. 1t relieves every case, and
has cured thousands. Sec another
column.--Tribune.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09

SHE attended ball danced to a
late hour-became ovcrhcated -
went home thinly clad, in a cold
damp night air and caught cold.
Next day headache of appe-
tite-slight fever-dry pains
and ACCESSIBILITY sensations -indis-
position to get up. Remedy-one
bottle Dromgoole's English Female
Bittcrs.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at and du-
ring the next session lSs3 of the Legislature of
the State OF ArkRnras, l will Introduce a bill in
said legislature to repeal 80 much Of an Act
entitled An Act Providing ior the Prohibition
Of The sale or Giving Away OF Vinous, spurious
or Intoxicating Liquors Of any kind, within
three milcs sf any Academy, College, Univsr-
eity or other Institution of Learning, or of anv
Church House in this State,' approved March
the sale or giving away OF Ninous. spirtous or
Intoxicating Liquors within q radius OF three
miles Of the Oseeoia Male and F-mslc High
school, or the building known as the School
house situate in school District No. /, Missis
sippi County, Arkassas
November 2irb., Iss2.
F.G MCGANOCK.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Nv mutual agreement the different denomina'
f,ions will hold divine services IN ithe Union
. church xs folows;
METHODIST -Rev. X. W Woodiey' hrs' anu
hfth sabbalhs OF each month
BArrIsr-Rev. W. II Barksdslc, OF memphis
second Sabbath In each month
CuRIsrIAS-Rcv. Mr.. Jones, third sabbath ID
each month.
PpxsBrryniAS Mr.. Cochran. OF Mem
ph,, fourth SUNDAY ia each month.
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CARDS AND ADVERTISEMENTS:
-Adverti.ers by the year will terestrictsd
"a th -, lavi ma tn busines.

~Advertisers by the year will Unrestricted
20 their legitimate business
~Yearly advertisements may be changeo OF
react four timea during the year free Of charge.
e~Par,ies contracting for yearly advertise
ynspts and disseminating from any cause. VIII De
charged short time rates, as per time inserted.
SRa RATES.
e-Forelgn advertisements, sent through
Advertising Agencies, must be paid Tor In Ad-
vance, or a deposit made with some one whoui
VI may designate.
~ Marriage and deaths, not exceeding Ten
lines will be published M news, free OF charge,
hut obituaries tributes of respect. funeral noti'
c.s and invitations charged ~ advertisements.
tEAli personal matter, letters or commune
cations setting forth Individual schemes OF m
or parties, organizations or societies, VIII DC
charged for as other advertisements.
eR-In all legitimate demands OF the demo-
cratic or Conservative party, or of the great IN
tere.,s Of the general public upon our columns,
~, TIxEs will not fail VI lite duty.
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A Valuable Addition .

Because it is beneficial to the scalp
and adds to personal beauty by re-
storing color and lustre to gray or
faded hair, is why Parker's Hair BAL,
sam is such a popular dressing.
The Osceola times., 1882-12-09

OK Friday, the first day of this
month, Abraham Sublctt, convicted
at the last term of the Cross County
Circuit Court, was hanged at Wits.
burg; for the murder of his wife.