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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

NIcE new lot Of Flower Stands, Hat
Racks. Wall Pockets, Comb Cases, Book
Shelves, Work Cases, NC, for sale by b. X.
Xearen.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

IT is reported that the l.. a n. is pre-
pairing to build hotel at Richmond June
ton ON the site Of Mrs. Cooks residence.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

TES YrARs.-sheriff T. L. Hemphill,
Of Knox, passed down Tuesday en- route
to the psnitentiary with james Paisley,
cOlored, who had been convicted Of al
tempted rape and sentenced TO ten years
imprisonment
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

THE Sheriff lodged VIM. Garnet, cold,
in jail last night, charged with robbine
WIN. Leisure last Fall at Crab Orchard,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

FRoMAs MINOR has been indicted for
the murder Of John Ferrell, and will, on
tomorrow appear before the Judge on .
writ Of hAbeas corpus, for the purpose OF
Relling hail
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

A WARDRoHE. book case, Office table,
chairs &c, NC, for sale. Apply to james
4. Craig.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

Born, to the wife Of J. +. Lynn, on Tues
day last. girl. To Mrs. Joe II. Williams,
n eirl-Sallie Belle.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

WHEN you come 10 Court nert Monday,
drop in and pay your indebtedness; you
viii feel better for doing good deed
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

JOSH DYE has been reins.ated by Con
gresa asa pensioner. Most people thai
know josh are under the impression thai
his little war experience was help in
stead Of damage 10 him.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

RsMENBRR We ask all to make our
store-rooms their headquarters, not only
our customers. but strangers too will find a
cordial welcome whether you want goods
or not. Bruce, Warren a Go.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

THE room OF Mrs. Allie Hail has been
robbed twice recently, the thief leaving no
clue to his identity. At the first haul, her
ring and ear rings were taken, and one day
this week silk handkerchief aud $40 In
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND BRIcK FOL
sale. Apply to Henry Baughman, Stan
ford.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

sHERIFF MESEFEE closed the store Of
Kennedy a Saunders, Crab Orchard. a, the
instance ofcrediiors yesterday. Liabilities
% far reported, $4,000. Stock invoiced
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

TINS Park Theatre a, Richmond, the
property Of J. II. Arnold, vas sold by the
Commissioner this week for $1,000 TO
judge w. G. Miller.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

1T n against the law now to sell spirit
uous or vinous liquor at Tunnel City, this
county.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

THERE is still another substitute for the
superintendent bill. and one which we like
better than any yet suggested. IL puts
US in the 9Th District, as follows Marion,
Boyle, Lincoln. Taylor. Green, Adair, Ca
sey, Russell. Pulaski. Wayne and whitley.
Our old neighbors Garrard and Madison,
are put With Bockcastls in the sth. This
bill would put Proctor Knott in this dis
trici, bot he is a mighty good man. The
matter will likely be settled tonight
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

FREsH lot Of Swiss hams just received
at Hale n Nunnelley's.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

You should not fail 10 see the splendid
Msrble-top Centre Tables and beautiful
Camp Chairs, which Mr.. b. X. Wearen q
selling 70 low.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31
NEW ADyERTIsEMISTS.

- - - -rr--
NOR sALE-I have 100 bArrels Of nice bread
II Corn, which will sell In lots Of s barrels and
upward. W. II. Hays stanford, Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

USLEss there is big change tonight,
and you "ean't always sometimes tell about
dot" ten minutes ahead, il can be truthful
ly said Of the present March that ID came
in like a lamb aud went out ditto.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31
FOUR JACKS /

PRINCE THE SD
The premium Jack
Prlnce Sd will also
serve isnnet al SO
for a jack eOltand
$40 for jennet colt.
lie gill also serve a
few mares Al u2
each. Description
and pedigree OF
FRINGE the Sd-Is 4
jet black with white
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

CALL and zee .us court day. Our new
double store arrangement IL a great con-
venience 20 the farmer who wants to sx-
change 81, produce for clothing, shoes,
hats or groceries. Bruce, Warren n Co.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

HAND corn planters and corn drills at
w. II. Higgins.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31
LOCAL MATTERS.

A NUMBER Of farmers are planting cor
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

Go TO W. N. Higgins for seel potatoes,
both Sweet and Irish.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31
SEw kDvERTIsEnRsrs.
Wanted Men and Teams

Wanted, 200 men and 80 teams on new rsilrosd
nom Beaver creet 70 Greenwood station On Cin.
cinnatl Southern Railway. highest wages paid
nAnRy a saUArR.
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REPLY TO zIaAM.

! Ed. SpUTu ,KEsTucKIAx:
7 In your Issue Of 7th My, i notice
| a communication from Hiram, wltl
Some personal illusions, and | reall,
believe il to be my duty to reply
| hope no one will think 1 an, mad
Oh! no Hiram, no one laughed heart:e
or enjoyed your mistakes more thar
myself. '','3 23t "a 4,
In the first place. l thdught 4 knew
you. mud had ANY one told me l could
have been h:,stakena so badly IL the
identity Of the two men could not
lllave believed il. l suppose | saw
you in the audience bus thought all
1.-THE while 1t was Dir Abe IFoard. !
AM now soigladl ofimy mistake for
had l known. been conscioas for a
moment, that the gifted Hiram was
! present i should have shared the fate
Of oar OK driver. Nuw | do not wish
to oifeud Mr.. Foar,l but would be
glad TO kilowsif before he fell oIf or
lost so much flesh, III sny one ever
mistook him for Mr.. Brown Hiram. ]
Now about my speeches; they were
numerous confess, but when three
speakers. [ Barrow, Davis and myselj(
have 10 run meeting Ior four and a
hall honrs and get int6this space all
the tmissi0liafy Work in which. the
District Association usually has two
days 10 accomplish, theirs, somebody
mnst keep talking. But Mr.. Foard
Tor rather IiiranJ your accuracy ASA
reporter is greatly deficient as we'll rs /
your Theology wanting III Ortholoxy.
Ny last speech which you so kindly
conplimented was not on Foreign.
but Homer Mis,ipns aud Sunday
scliool workle Thopgbt was plain
in my explanations AS to what this
work was aud how it should be done,
But I see yon iaile,l 10 get the Flea
Now Home Mission work is that
which Looks alter the condition Of just
such characters asnthat tllinly clad |
wandering daughter which yon claim
to have interviewed recently and
found SO penniless, You dill not tell
Us whether you gaze her anything or
not, II you, did, aud gave il as a |
Disciple. you dill Just what urged
last speech except | wanted It |
done IN urRanized form. Now Hiram
4 Sunday School is an Institutional
lstudents 'oi the Bible.
There arc sixfor seven open every
Sunday morning. generally from 9tpl
10 % clock in the Protestant churches
IN Hopkinsvile. Advise you to at
tend some one ofthesc for while at |
least, and rub up little on some
Bible teaching about the heathens
etc. IL you don't do something.
my wsrd for il the Methodists will drop
you from their list. Ifyou will come
round to the Baptist Church we will
10 our best on. you and see il any
hing can 30 done with you, aud If
gou have ever, while rowing around
,yer yoar native hills at Kelleys,
to blow horn, call hogs or
whistle @Old Lang Syne' then we
guarantee you can be taught to gol
he gates In music by Brother isisl
sisi q ssa'sl j1gse DosALDso- ~
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r,ccK4siDh.

pcck'a SIM. Z eiu
!. Are you ,Christiau? asked ltht
lbad boy Of the gfocerymail, ass thsI
geutIenaii was placing vegetables ou
III front OF the. grocery one morning
Well, hope so, answercd tho gro
ccr,'man, I.iry 10 dolswbht IL rigiit'
undlhope TO wear the golden crown
when the time comes TO close my
books. t ~ y '.'',''''tA
W Then how ia Il yoii putonta grea,
big box OF sweet potatoes, and When
we.order some aildlihey come 10 the
table, thcy are little bits ofthings mol
bigger than. q, ,radish2 Doiiyou ex-
poet to go TO hcayon on such small
potatoes, when you use big ones for d
| |sigu asked the boy, ,as he took out q
silk handkerchief and lrusbed q
speck of dust of his nicely blacked
shoes. Apf3Nl HttiHf
Tile grocery man blushedand said
be did not mean 10 take any such ad.
vantage Of his customere.. Iie said
that Ii Must have been mistake ol
The boy that delivers groceries. :. = !,
j Ihsi, \ \. yOs 4, !, must ~ y p!,e ! ths 4 + Z
cry tiinc we have had sweet potatoes
tor five years, said Tho boy. And
aboitgfeen corn YOU have few
cara stripped down 10 sh6w how
nice and plump tits andif wo o'ofdei
u itszci ears, thcre are ouly two that
hayc got aug corn on them Ill ali, and
aand liza gets them aud tue rest b
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----------------- - -7--s-TTI ~
The Danger Of Buggy Riding

Choeki: An editor who probably
knows whAtle Is talking yaboat says
that buggy riding isconduelve 10 The
tender feelings, We don't for our
part, see how Il could very well help
being 50, When ayoung man IN .
,soap-dish hat and lpolka.dotted socks
drives up In his side-bar buggy in
front OF the. house where she lives,
and she comes 10, the door all ,rigged
out in things which we hayen't time
to enumerate, and trips down the
front step, and the young man just
tossesl herlinto theinarrow sent and
gets IN beside her aud taps the horse
with thewhip, while the buggy quiv-
ers like q thing ofllfe and Joy forever,
and the young inan beside her doesn't
know but every minute will be the
next oue--why, we don't seelwhy
buggy riding should not be the n,esi
conduciveto the tcnden feelings ol
anything extant. Horseback riding
Ia cold aud distant. buggy riding il
the thing; aud the lopger the ride and
the more lonely the road the better.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-11-28

/ There isn't much snow yet, bul
| there 10 . heap OF shad0w--and The
shadow is the shadow of Christnias
which, like other coming eyenis. pro.
ljecis its urIibra inpfront Of ii. q In ey-
cry family two Important problems
are hastening TO solutions, !, and while
the elder members arc asking them
selves, "What shall we eiveg" the
| younger are no less eagerly specula-
Hing ~ 10 what they shall yet. The
boys drop ypgnc hints Of the desira-
iibiliiy OF skates aud sleds, aud books
Of nd culture and exciting narrative
while the littIc girls are bemuaning
the dilapidaied condition OF the pres.
ent generation Of dolls, and are ART
fully trying TO invcigle mamma into
tiiephrase sofuII OF promise, "Wcll
see At Clristmas.iiine. iifas
Ii really Ia no easy task 10 select a
line gt Christnas prcsenis,u SO rs 10
insure that every little one thall get
just what Il will most appreciates, aud
none shall be unduly favorr,f; aud rs
the holiday season draws near, the
careful nioiber. teels, more tllan at
any other time, the need 0f some re-
liable manual, by referring 10 which
She may know just What Is 10 bclisd,
aud just what everythingotwiil cost.
Aud luckily, Ia this age Of Journal
istic enterprise, the very. thing she
wants lies ready 10 her hand For
the winter number OF the Fashion
Quarteriyisout. and u copy eau be
had for only fifteen cents. Within
the compass OF its ninety odd pages
are Illustrations Of eve.y kind aud de-
scriptioh of ChifrtlnAs gifts; from
the ratiIiasrs toy 'rcins for THE lnrec-
year old infnni, upito tliegoId heatl- |
ell cane Or dressing gown for papa
or The long wished tor watch for ma
ina. Dolls aud dolls furniture. tn
toys, iipchaiicsl toys, tclegraphic ma
chimes, bonbon boxes, vclucipedes,
fancy stationery, gorgeous plush col-
ored boxes, savings banks, magical
books OF every kind-in
short the whole range OF possibilities
in the way Of Christmas presents is
covered; !. and parents purses aud
fanoies can alike be suited,
fasiidious the one, or atten.
uated tie other. Indeed we believe
Il safe 10 say that sucli mass of USE
fnl Information. for 90 small q price,
was never issued from the press be-
fore. Tho Fashion Quarterly IA pub |
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"A TRIPLE WEDDING.
Pieroy, Thomas. Bradford -And
Three Misses Phillips. AZ.
\ ByTltaap',.l a',l ~, yy,lys'l NY, sl' Is, 1882.

n,, BUTLER, Ny, Noy. 10, 1857 Y
Special to Commonwealth n Jnsm 'uei
Kentucky, with It's fair women and
brave men, is constantly surprising
the world with its brilliant lyyc. aud
social affairs, and now to make d fe-
cord lnole Surprising in the ma,ri-
monial way than anything ofthe kind
wehave ever heard Of. it is your cor
Respondents pleasure I'd chronicle a
trippleweddtngof three daaghters Of
Esquire A. Phillips. ola highly 'rcs-
,pected citizen Of Greenwood, near
hero. who were led " ,he hymcneal
altar at thesams time, II Ia. IN. to.
day.ii .As.re ssl,ol4 e,s3s3 5,,
~ The ceremony took place at the
farm house. and relations and ffiendA
from far AMI near gathered to seesthis
rovel wedding. RevsiR. w. Van
hook, Of The Christian Church, was
the officiating minister. and he pro-
nounccd the ceremony nj an impress
'sive manner. The eldest, Miss CecelL
la. was unitcd to Mr.. VIM. Picrcy
Miss Hattie took for "a partner for lite,
iMr. jackson Thomas.ata one lime an
,omploye Of the, Kentucky Central
road, and a brother Of conductor Jos
eph Thomas Of that road, Miss
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II move" said delegate in . yir-
.gipian 4 conyent Ion, 1,liat our chair
man take d dose Of Dir. Bull's Cough
Syrup, lie Il so ltoarec stat cannot
dndcistadd him. That gentleman
had no doubt tried tliis wonderful
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-11-28

A Florida man recently killed )
rattle-snale by throwing glass Of
whisky in his face. And the popu-
lace have been mighty indignant at
him for wasting such good whisky as
that: ,e'7 e a 4y
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-11-28

A Chicago girl who pro
elo2e with her lover backed o,
critical m6ment when e-aj
that his handsome black
was partially the result Of ha
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-11-28

Miniature kitchen utensils are the
latest tainginscheap jewelry affected
bysyoung wotten who dry themselves
|tosleep pilsss their names are used in
describing new fashions. nt4ll
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A Vermont man who has been un-
lucky with a ipoleoat thirteen tilnea;
writes. to, ask il il is bad sigh. Mat,
,er Of tasts, L would strike Us as q
very good ssiigp' .o.,s, y
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-11-28

Tie soui's arIpor ii never well set
to the heart nnioks a w0man's hand
has braced n and II Is only wheiI she
braces II 1ousely that tho honor vi
inanhoUdfails. --Iluskin. 4'l3
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No tmsslerthow shattered the sys-
TEN may be from excesses OF any
kind, The Great Gerwan lnvigorator
Will secure Health aud happiness.
See advertisement. For sale by Gish
and Garner. laaaLa.i nlltl tlI
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Herbert Spen Ger says tbfo
conversation IA IA sule indie
mental capacity. This is o.
severe npon q man who !
caught the back df his trou,
nail. ~. !;
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sournRns RsKsnv4rEa,ras--Nash-
Vile Street. Rev. j u, Tate. pastor.
IScryiccs LIST aud Sfd Sabrasl, morn-
Ing and evenings. sbhdays school
avery Sunday morning. Prayer meet. !.
[ing every "Wednesday evening.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-11-28

A vassat ColltEe Miss reads the
prayer book response thus: faAs Il
was III the beginning, 10 NOW and
ever shall be, world without end.
Ah, uic!y R'ia
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oHall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nallys II acts directly upon the blood
and the mucous surfaces OF the sys-
tfm. Price 75ss For sale by Gish Il
Garner. II t..a Is, ~,A
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Tmsfoliov;,g i,,ro,uc,;ou nv an
luur,,,,a.ube,,rl s,xpI,,iusr. ,alis ,la
lstori y WJ origin of inc '.Arkalisaw
lravelrrs 1" sHflA3E M
Col sandy Faulkner, the original
|rArkansaw Traveller" was born iu
Gevrgclownt ScetlIcounsy, kenluck ),
March 5, lSUo. He cane to Arkan-
sew III lS2y spiu sellled IN Cliicoi
county. alf pie AZ lssissilipl Iliyer, ,ss =
icoiton plahier. IN 1889, Col. Faux
nsr, svithshis father, HE Late Nlciio-
lag Faaikner, q rssnian ", blril'),
took up his rcsidenee " Lille Rock
where no aied a uguH 1874. nt tho
age Of seye,sy-ohe years, md wssa
bro,l'er 70 Jpage Faulkner of lieu-
cock county, Ky. ~ le''f21 (. 4
IL is,wcls Known throughout the
|lperlbyea iwN au 0l4ulknerl was
the original personaior OF the AR
kansaw Traveller; i. was Lis tride
to be known ~ such. Inc story, i Is
sald' wasioandeil on aiiiitls incident
Which occurred ~ the caInpsign oi
iS40, When be made the tonr or the
plate. ~. cgppsly WIN tlie iorrf,
~ SEWER, UovsFult0n. chester ASH
10y aud Gov feil' C'ne day Ia the
bos'Ypil Mpur,sln, ile Party APP
proa''ied.a sqnA'seiss torinfofira'ion
81 the route, and Co'l SANDY was
made spokesman o. Tue company, and
y was i uol 9 li's WHY responses ilo
tuue aiin s'ory were iounueu Oure.'
was gwen Ia 'lc famous oar room
Which used 70 STAND near tho Abtho-
ny House, ano Col: 'SandyYglwasi
'cai'sa upon Ho Play Me .pae ahaNett
tns s!orv;J f,!'crwar'tl w grew INTO
popslsr',y. y = f,, mncs 20 suoseguentI
went 70 new Vt'eahs, tne iahe oi ihc
"Arla''saw I, Traveller" had gone al!esd sl!si.
q liiil, aila " = osnqnc',ssaini ciihk-'
Mg os e'sssess anu ofi'l'a"e ,oas's, ne
was LANDED yioi'n W me 'hcnagov-
enor.oil.outia'ns ~,u requested ~
'avor,'hel' n1'ne lssoS,'skA'khh
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An Arkansas zephyr wal
quilt Sky miles and the I
got II has even been suspectJ
llcigLbors Of stealing II,
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have to chew the cobs. Do you hope
TO weArA crown OF glory Oh that

y y
!" toweArh crown or glory oil Iii
kfndn0i corn r. s,saQatsgilisAd
10 O,isoch fhings will happen, said,t Il
grecerylnaii with a Ipugli. /. Hut don
. lets talk heaven, Let's talk abo,
the oiher pIare. lIoWs things ovt
to yyhr house? And say; what's ii
matter with youIse. You arc a
4 dressed up and haye got a clear siiil
|, on, and your boots Llacked, and | ~
I ticc } our parts are not raveied out 8
At tho Iboiiomof the icgs Behin,l. 70
! are ino,in love are yox?l-ra q
H. Well. l. should splile,; said, The bo
.as,he lovked ~ a small mirror On III
counter covered with fiy specs. 4
1girl got masiIed on INC, and ma say
Iiit'sgo0d fora 10Y who liasiI't got d
sisfer TO be inIlovsIwith a GIL, and s
II kinder tpmbled 10, Il myself, apl
she lun't 10 nowhere without I X
with her. ftake her 10 dancinI
Jcliool aud everywhere, and she lows
Hue iiko1a.hvuse nlite. Say, WAS yol
evcrip luve 7, "a Makes "a fellow Zee
queer, dontit?. We'll, sir, the frs
| time went home wiiIi'he- Tput in!
lariiI afUtind her, aiItlh0nest II scared
me. iItlwmslik Ike when y'ou take hol,
Iloi tic handlos OF an electric batter,
land yvn can't let 20 ill the maii tuful
Ithe knob. Honest, Twas just as wenl
as CAT. Thought tho had needle.
III her belt, anil was going to tnko m,
arm AWAY, but u was, j,ist like 1t was
glued ON. 4 asked her II she felt that
way, too, and she said size used .te
butt was nothing when you gol
H1sedItoit.a 1hp, ina,ie melinasl. Bmi
shsis older ilianme aud knows niort
about III When / was going 10
leave her a, the gate shc, Kissed me,
aiitl that Was worse than lhntihg my
arms arvundlier. gDy 20 silI ~ trenl
bled sallovr like I,had tho chills, but
/ was W warIn US toast She wouldn't
lei go Tor much as minute, aud /
was as tired as though I had been
carr, Ing coal up stairs. inlIi' didn',
lwAit'to 90 home ai ali,i bntssho said
IL would be The best way FOL, me togo
home and come again the next day ;
AMI the next morning weiit to her
house before any Of ihem7 were up,
and her ph came QUITO loiiihe cat ih,
and ! asked lIiiu what time lis girl
got up. aud he laughed and said | Iind
got it.bad, aud. that | had better 90
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Skinny my Men

"Well's Health Rencwer;,' restores
health and vigor,. cures. Dyspepsia,
importance, Sexual Debility $lsif
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Flnsy. rnEsByrrnrAx--R Russcllvillc
Street. Rev. Ii.II.caultcr. pastor. Sen
vices every Sabba,h ,mssh,g Sun
| .lay school every Sunday snornilig
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday,
Ieyeninp. ~ rAfuwrg
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x II Canrfh has destr roYelyonf ecnse
Of smelling and hearing, lIallsiCa''
tarrh Cure will cure you, 70 cents
|9sr boNle Druggists sell y, iislne'
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"sRouEh ON Rats. I"

~ Clearsout rats, mice, roaches. flies,
ant bed,bugs. sknnks, ehipmunks
opghers, l5cs Druggists,
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81. r. fSpurH- Nsslwiiles street,
Rpv. I, n Brewer pastor Services
lctcry Ssl'bstlf inorpias and evening.
Sunday school every Sunday morning
Payer nicc,i,y aerery "Wednesday
6vthing. --.
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ZOO Reward

Is offered isr lany case. q catsrh
tina, can't beicdred with tlalI's Ca
iarrh gnrc. Take juseg.iaily frIee
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UunfsriAx-Na Nashville Sueet, ED
T.. l. PowelL pastor Service,
every chtbath tIornins : ansl evening.
Sunday school every Sunday morn
Ting Prayer meeting every Wednes
day evening,
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A HIndoo girl who isn't married
before she reaches the age OF fourteen
| ID called an old maid, and must do
1.-The family drudgery. ifaie'0i
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sk CuunEnLAxp PnEsnYrEWaN--Rus-
sellyille Street Re-, M y. Smith.
pastor Services eyeryI ISsbbath mora
/ Ing ai,J, 'eveuihls. Piager s,nee;iisg
every "Wednesday nivLt.
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POST OFFICE.

Virginia Street, Jno. B. Gowen,
IL. NJ Office hours from n,
|lM N. toy ?. NJ, aud the ofiiceis alsd
Iorcu Tor ! short tine after tho arrival
| Yf The Mening mails. at 9 r. NJ. Sun
|aays opeh from to 2r.n.
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Atthis important season h
women begin TO lay The
Christmas slippera.
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b CArnoLIc--Nashville Street. Rev.
Father Hayes. Priest. Services
every Sabbath morning at 10 O'Clock,