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IAYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AYVoHYCF
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November T. 1852. 0''''''
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poilas county Election November Z, 1850 ''"'e'
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election ensuing November
We, ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNnr,,,,,,
cn g. NJ ONERLEEsE as a conSJNiSpuN0E
TGouilty treasurer of Dallas CONT 'ui T iol
tuesGay, November 7th 1852 '"' Election,
WE, ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANvo,,,,a,;
~ the name of WILL +. DoUGHaFFPSTUHg
Gn o,d Tor county Treasurer of Dallas car rs
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!oullty at the coming November elcction D"laS
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 GYEorNc5
uhAs. 81 GILLESPIE Tor The ', paSt S;s
5eais a deputy in The olioo) as canadians S sS
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TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
sNeatcal.
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II oNF 10 IIIt TLUFLE OF SAVANNAH
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TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF lS76

va, WHO USED III THROUGH THE
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on inc Georgia Central Railroad, in grateful on
hgauons Tor the benefits We received FINN the
use. Of simmons Liver Regulator during tho
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IN inc summer aud fdli Of 1876 desire TO make
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known as simmons Liver Rcgl.;a'or prepared
by J II. Zcilln 4 Co. and though eXpoSed in
me woSt mlasmgtc influences of the Yellow
Fever by going In and coming out Of Sayannah
at unercnt hours Of the night and also In
spending entire nights I'm the city during Inc
prevalence OF this most Fatal Endemic, with
put the single exception Of one OF us, who was
mken SICK, but speedily recovered we con.
uhued IN our usual good health. a circumstance
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eject under Providence II the habitual and con.
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respectfully yours, G. H. Patterson, John n
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE \.
~ l. D. ANDREWS as candidate for
!, lotlel nom ne district composed of Dallas,
election
w II ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE ",
lature. ''' WV '''s'''
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" DIX. J. D. PARSONS, OF Rockwell as a
g,!ahuluale Tor Floaier from the counties OF Dallas
IArrAnt aud Rockwell
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
MARK FLLISTON for Sheriff OF Dallas
Oo- MY, Election, November ISL
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
~ W II ", SMITH for the Office of sheriff
OF DALLAS County. Election, Nov. 9Th, lSS!
WE. ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
NATE CHAPMAN as candidate for
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ BEN JONES MS n candidate for Sheriff
ELECTION, November :, 1852,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-26
The Borrowers soI,jooUy.

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ton,
Whether II is nobler In the end 10 suffer
The ieers and refusals Of stingy lenders,
Or 10 take arms against a sea Of troubles
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To be borrower no more, and by subscrlb inx en-
The pain ofbeing refused and the thousand and
Ills
borrowers are heir 10, 'tis a consumation
Devoutiy 10 be wished. To subscribe, 10 promise
10 pay
To PROMISE perehance 10 FAIL aye, there's the rub.
For In that situation serious after.thoughts may
come
When We have shunied OF the borrowers coil,
Must bring reflection. There's the respect
That makes men live 70 long borrowers life.
For who could bear the soorn Of old subscribers,
The hpts Of editors and the insoence Of ragged
news-boys,
The loss Of double number and knowing little Of
the world at large
The Inconvenience Of reading taftered newspapers
When he himself nigh, this trouble end
With bare % 30 subscription,
Who would bear to fret and grOan undera borrow
er's life
But that the dread Of something afer Subscribing.
That unseen but dreaded Bogardus kicker,
From whose wel-aimed kicks no delinquent ever
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Articles Of Incorporation
Lincoln County Telephone Co.

We, Geo. d. wearen, W. p. Walton and j. W
Alcorn do hereby associate ourselves together foi
the purpose Of forming an Incorporated C0mpa q y
% be called and known as the Lincoln County
Telephone Company and do adopt these as the
articles Of Incorporation, tO-wit:-
/. The principal place Of business Of Che Compa-
ny shall be at stanford In Lincoln county, Ky.
q The general nature Of the business proposed
10 be transacted Is the establishment construction
and maintenance OF telephone line from Stan
ford to Mckinney and Hustonville and such other
points as may be hereafter selected.
3. The amount Of capital stock shall be not less
than SIX hundred dollars nor more than one thou
sand dollars, to be divided into shares Of ten dol
lars each, and TO he paid ratably ON such share
whenever required By the Board Of Directors.
The corporation is TO commence on the 9th
day OF December, 1882, and shall endure for TWEEN.
ty-hve years fron that date unless sooner dissolved
BY a majority Of the stock OF its members.
5. The affairs Of the corporation are TO be con.
Quoted by Board Of five Directors, Of whom three
shall constitute quorum for the transaction Of
business. The frst election of Directors shall be
held on the 9th day Of December, 1882, and the
regular elections thereafter shall be held on the
first Saturday in December Of each year. None
but shareholders in the stock of the corporation
shall be eligible Directors and any director
ceasing 10 be shareholder shall vacate his office
The Board Of Directors, quorum eoncurring, shall
have the power Of appointment and removal OF all
for properly conducting the business of the Com
pany.
ity to which the Company shall at any subject
itself is not TO exceed four hundred dollars.
7. Private property Is TO be exempt from corpOr-
ate debts.
s. A member shall have the right to Withdraw
from the incorporation at any time after organi-
zation, and the Board OF Directors shall determine
the amount to be received by such member on hii
withdrawal
In testimony whereof, We have hereuntO sub
scribed our names, this 9th day of December, SS2
GEO. ID. WEAREN,
W. p. WALTON,
lO3-4t ]. W. ALCORN.
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Six serpents-one python, two co.
bras and three black snakes-arrived
in the city from Berlin Saturday af.
ternOon. They we're consigned to a
dealer in this city. Their attendants
on board the vessel we're incompetent
and instead Of placing blankets in
their cage to keep them warm, simply
sprinkled a handful of hay under
them. The floor of the cage became
wet and the serpents froze. They
we're lifted from the cage like walking
canes. They were sent to the Super.
intendent at Central Park. He was
assured of their demise, and told the
engineer to place them in the engine
room to thaw them out, so that he
might procure their skins to stuff.
The engineer stood them upin warm
corner and thought no more Of them.
Shortly after they disappeared, and
investigation disclosed the fact that
they had quietly crawled away. They
we're found a short distance of trying
to scrape an acquaintance with dog
who had wandered in. They are at
present in the Park, awaiting their
owners action.-[N. Y. Herald.
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A man cant afford ter go at piece
OBJ work with too much rashness. A
dog sometimes runs over de rabbit.
De fame Of a man is only slowed by
comparison. Der lower yer turns de
lamp in de room de brighter de fire
seems to burn. A man who can &c
inter aspiring house and keep from
drinkin' de milk outen de crock jar il
as much OBJ a fool as he is honest. ]
hears smart men say dat times is diff
ierent at different places. l believe
dat's a fact, fur de time alers seems
longer ter de boy what holds de boss
den ter de man what goes inter de
whisky shop.
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Judge Davis used to tell some adj
mirable stories of an old Illinois Judge
one of which wechance particularly to
remember. One ofthe judges was
rather remarkable for conveying to
jurors in his charges to them his own
opinion with regard to the merits of
the case. In one case he had done so
with great plainness, but to his amaze
ment, the jury hung out hours without
coming to an agreement. The Judge
inquired Of the bailiff what was the
matter, and learned from him that one
juror was hanging out against the 9th.
er eleven. He sent for the jury at
once, and, stating to the jurors that he
had plainly intimated how the case
ought to be decided, and he understood
that one juror was standing out against
the other eleven, he proceeded TO re-
buke the juror sharply. The obstinate
juror was nervous little man, and as
soon as the judge was done he rose
and said; "Judge, may say wordS"
Eyes, sir" replied the indignant
Judge, "what have you to sayf"
"Well, what l have to say lie. / am
the only fellow that's on your side. y
milwaukee Sun.
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ART|CLEsa|NC0RPORAT|ON
Lancaster, Danville sStanfOrd
TELEPHONE1 co.

We the undersigned, b. NJ. Burdett, W. S. Mil
Ter, R0bt. Il. West, W. Il. Walker and j. B. Kin
naird have agreed TO and do hereby associate our
rying on a Telephone Line between the towns Of
Lancaster. Danville and Nichoasville, KY, under
the corporate name Of 1.-THE Lancaster, Danyille a
stanford Telephone Company"
The corporation is 20 continue and exist for the
space Of fifty years from the first day OF January
1888, to have the power TO cue and liability 20 be
sued by its corporate namei 10 have a common seal
with power 10 alter the same whenever the Board
OF Directors may see proper 10 do so.
The shares or interest 10 said Company shall be
transferable on the books OF the Company, only
and cancellation Of the old Certificate Of stock and
issuing a now one to the transieree.
The private property Of the members OF the cor
por tOn shall be exempt from the debts Of the cor
The corporation Is to have power 10 make con
tracts acquire and transfer property 10 such extent
rs may be necessary TO carry on the business OF
sending telephone messages 10 and from Its vari-
The corporation lie TO have power to estabi.h by
laws and make all rules and regulations that may
BE- deemed expedient for the management Of its
affairs and NOT inconsistent with the constitution
and laws OF the State OF Kentucky or OF the United
States.
debt or debts or liability, direct contingent, 10
a greater amount than ore thousand dollars.
The amount Of capital stock Of the corporation
shall be 81 600 and its principal place Of business
shall be divided In 0 shares Of 80 each, aud
each stockholder shall be entitled 10 a Certia :
cate Of the stock he holds and pays tor The stock
subscribed shall be paid on or before the Isl day Of
January, 1883, in cash, or material or labor for
building the line.
The time Of the commencement Of the corpora
ton shall be the LIST day Of January 1855 aud con-
tinue hty years,
The affairs Of the corporation shall be conducted
BY President and four Directors, 10 be elected BY
| tie stock holders on the let Monday Ia January,
| 1858, at Lancaster, KY, aud on the lst Monday
In January thereafter at Lancaster except that the
time and place Of holding the election for officers
| may be changed from time 10 time, as the iresi-
| dent and Directors Of the Company may deem best.
Tho nature OF the business proposed 10 be trans
| acted BY the corporation Is sending messages ~
| means Of telephone, wire aud machinery, TO and
/ nom the towns OF Lancaster, DanVillo, stanford
Bryantsville, EichOlasyille aud such way station
/ AS may be- erected BY the Company on the line
| The President aud Directors shall appoint a Sec
| rotary aud Treasurer.
/ her 1885, y. M. BURDErT,
/ W. n. WALKER,
| W. 5. MILLER.
| ROBERT r. WEST,
1871 j. b. KINNAIkD.
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An HgDoanas Sbapec

A certain Hungarian countess, we'll
known for her riches and beauty,
graced with her presence the perform
ance at the Summer Theatre at Buda.
Pesth one evening. Ga one Of her
fair fingers her ladyship wore two dia.
mond rings exactly like each other.
During an entr'aete there presented
himself in her box a big fellow in gor-
geous livery-six feet Of the finest
turnkey manageable. Quoth he, in
purest Hungarian: "My mistress,
Princess P, has sent me TO beg
Of your ladyship the loan Of one Of
your rings for Eve minutes Her
Highness has observed them from her
box opposite, and is very anxious to
examine one more closely, as she
wishes TO have one made after the
pattern" Without an instant's hest
tation, the Countess handed a ring to
"Jeames," who bowed with respectful
dignity and retired. The perform
ance over, the two great ladies met on
the staircase, sud the Countess begged
the lady 10 keep the ring at her con.
venience "Whai ring, my dear 7"
Denouementl Tableaul The "pow.
dered menisl' was no turnkey at all,
but a thief; and the ring was gone.
The police was informed Of the impI-
dent trick. Justice seemed to have
overtaken the culprit in a very few
strides, for the next morning the
Countess, whilst still en- robe de cham
Der, received letter informing her
that the thief had been caught, and
the ring found on his person, "only,'
added the note, "the man stoutly de.
mics the charge and declares the ring
TO be his own. To clear up all doubt,
pray come AT once 10 the ponce station
or send duplicate ring by bearer" To
draw the second ring from her finger
aud intrust j, joyiully to the messen-
ger-a fine fellow in full uniform
together with a handsome "tip" for
the glorious news was the work Of
moment But when her ladyship, an
hour later, betook herself, radiant, TO
the police station, to recover her jew
els, a slight mistake came to light.
"Well, my ring? ! could not come
myself at the instant got your let.
ter" "What letter, madamel' De
movement Tableau No. 2! The tibet
had them both !
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BROTHER BARNES AND DANCERS. =
He had just finished. His long body
was bent forward, his arms were
stretched out, and his hair was almost
falling over his eyes, when the music
for the dancers above struck up. With
a voice tremulous with fervor and eve
ry passion aroused, he said: They're
going to commence dancing now and |
must stop preaching. Let us pray.
Hear the dancers" he said in pathetic
tones in his prayer, as the tripping Of
nimble feet to the music of 1.-THE Lit
tie Widow Dunn" sounded on the floor
above. "Let them go on and get
what pleasure they can; they do moi
know the great pleasure in the Lord.
Dear Lord, bless the dancers tonight.
"Amen" came from many forms kneel'
ing on the floor. New York World.
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Backward and Forward with Equal Sense
The following sentences, making
sense whether read backward or for
ward, were sent in for puzzle com
petition;
Dies slowly fading day winds mournful sigh;
Bright stars are waking;
Flies owlet, hootlng, holding revel high,
Nightly silence holding.
Solomon had vast reasures--slver
and gold--things precious. Happy
and rich and wise was he. Faithfully
served he God.
She sits lamenting sadly, often too
much alone.
Dear HarrY-Devotedly yours re.
main /. Have you forgotten e2O
chequeH Reply Immediately please,
and hand to yours-Grace Darling.
Man is noble and generous often,
but sometimes vain and cowardly.
Carefully boiled eggs are good and
palatable.
Love is heaven and heaven is love,
youth says. All beware says age.
Trying is poverty and feeting is love.
Badly governed and fearfully troub-
lei now is Ireland.
Adieu, darlingl Time flies fast;
sails are set, boats are ready. Fare
we'll
Exercise take, excess beware;
Rise early aud breathe Tree air;
Eat slowly; trouble dive away;
Feet wArmish keep blend work with play.
Matter and mind are mysteries.
Never mind. What is matter? Mat
ter is-never mind. What is mind ?
Mind is-never matter.
Honesty and truth are good and
admirable qualities, as sympathy are
endearing traits.
Politics and religion avoid arguing
in. Here is good and sound advice.
Scandalous society and life make
gossip frantic.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-26

Rev. DR.. Robert McMurdy, an old
and prominent Mason of Dayton. o.,
denies the Thurlow Weed story re-
garding the drowning Of Morgan, of
anti-MasOnic nOtoriety, and states
that Morgan was induced to emigrate
from this country, dying at length a
natural death in Smyrna, Turkey.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-26

A man at Omaha found SO on the
street, and he advertised the find to
the extent of 81, and he made the To-
ser foot the bill. 1t is sometimes dis
agreeable to meet with an honest man.
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CHILDREN IN Cold WEATHER. -
The Society to Protect Children from
Cruelty, does not, as yet, arrest those
fashionable mothers who dress their
children cruelty; but, perhaps, they
might consider ii. When a shivering
little lad, in handsome knickerbockers
trots down street beside his warmly.
dressed parent it does not occur to the
grown man to examine the coverings
of that small boys legs and compare
them with bis own comfortable suit.
ings. From the knee to the ankle, in
bitterest weather, the boy has either a
a thin, wooden stocking, or a deceptive
dark cotton one, as the sole shelter be-
tween his skin and the sharp wind.
The upper part Of his body is proba'
bly, well wrapped in heavy coat, but
still he is shivering and is unaccount.
ably delicate. philadelphia Ledg.
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A little girl of Glendale, NO., has
received a pass good for life on the
Missouri Pacific Railroad. Seeing
two trains approaching each other on
curve, she stopped one by frantical-
ly waving her apron, thus averting a
diaaater
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.MIIIIurnV Mrs. Kate Dudderar,
WnIWfhI s,.u Lancaster r street,

IL daily receiving new and beautiful Millinery
Goods Of every scrption-every thing OF the lat
est styles, and no lady who intends buying any
thing In her line should fail to call her. Prices
Is low as me lowest She is thankful Tor past Ia
yors and hopes for their continuance Mrs Mollie
Myers has charge Of the Mantua- Making depart
ment. which lisa sufficient guarantee that her
toners will find no cause for complaint. s9-u
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Fifty women of France have volun-
tarily offered to go to Numea and
unite in marriage there with cOnvicts,
whom the government desires to re-
ward in that way for good conduct.
The offer has been accepted by the
government, and the women will be
furnished free transportation. AS
these women are from the slums Of
Paris, we are not quite certain in our
own mind that the convicts are getting
any great reward, though.
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A Missouri barber is on the high
road to wealth. He cut Frank James
hair the other day and has saved il
for lOckets. A ten cent locket with
fifteen hairs will be sold at the low
price of So. but twenty-hair lOckets
will come higher. He thinks he has
enough to supply the holiday trade,
but people are advised to send in Their
orders early to avoid disappointment,
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Respect Que 10 Wivss.

DO not jest with your wife upon a
subject in which there is danger Of
wouuding her feelings. Remember
that she treasures every word you ut
ter. DO not speak Of some virtues
in another mans wife to remind your
own Of fault. Do not reproaeh
your wife with personal defects, for
IL she has sensibility, you inAict a
wound difficult to heal. Do not trea
your wife with inattention in compa.
ny; il touches her pride, and she will
not respect you more, or love you
better for ii; do not upbraid your wife
in the presence Of the third person;
the sense Of your disregard for her
feelings will prevent her acknowledg
ing her fault Do not entertain your
wife by praising the beauty and &C
complishments of other women. II
you have pleasant home aud cheer
full, pass your evenings under your
own roof. DO not be stern and silent
in your own house and remark able
for sociability elsewhere.
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No matter how shattered the system may
be from excuses Of s-.y kind, the Great Ger
man Invigorator will secure health and hap
piness. See advertisement. For sale by
Penny q McAlister, Stanford.
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A Chinaman thus describes his ex,

A Chinaman thus describes his ex-
perience at draw poker; 81 dlaw
thlee cardee, get flo acee, bet five dol
la, nobody clom in. Next timee |
dlaw two csrdee, get flo kingee, bet
ten dolla, nobody clom in. Next
timee dlaw one oardee, get no fushee,
bet fifteen dolla, everybody clom in,
Chinamanee busted.