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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-11
Rapid Cure.

About two weeks ago, VIC. i)augheft!,
sheriff Of Trio county, brought to the city his
little son George. and placed him under treat
rn.nt Of DR.. Bmrmh:irn The little boy mad netll
suffering about five years with disease OF the
ears known by medical men 'ottorrhua:
Einr The paSt wear the little boy WAS nearly
deaf, and the ears were running sores. After
two weeks treatment the little boy has reco!-
cred his hearing, and the doctor thinks iii
about "A month more will be entirely cured.
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Gallagher'S bartender.

Dem peoples is crazy; dis mornin Teller
comes in I'M preakS his arm nit de table out
an says dot Jones elected den anOder hummer
runs in und smashes de chairs nit de room
around und says Ireland bis elected; putty
soon anOder lOafer schumps in und looks
through de bottom of beer-glaSS up, breaks
his fist nit de counter down und dances nit his
hind feet behind his legs und say nobody is
elected. De country is boosted and 50 would
Gallagher be-did he not keep the finest liquors
In the city. Open day and night. tt
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Railroad Tickets.

Railroad tickets bought, sold and ex-
changek. Reduced rates on regular railroad
fares by w. II. Barnett, railroad ticket
broker, 3o7 Commerce street, Main plaza.
I2-T-Im
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We are receiving new goods every week an
keeping up our sizes and aSsOrtmentS in clOtt
ing, hats and furnishing goods.
l2-2-tf PANCOAST & Son.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-11
Facts Worth Knowing.

That A. Zilian's .Turko- Russian bath vii
positively cure piles, rheumatism, dumb ague
colds. poison OAK, and all kinds Of skin dis.
eases. Corner Commerce and Alamo streets
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Mrs. r. schlesinger's Closing Out Sale.

Owing to the death of her husband, Mrs. r.
Scesinger, 219 Commerce street, offers Tor sale
in part of fine silks, satinS, VelvetS, trimmings,
laces, clOaks, silk dOlmans, hats ladies under
wear, ladies and chidrens' ready-lnade suits,
in all styles and fabrics etc. This is rare OPP
pOrtunity for bargains. nONlo-2m
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StranXe But True,

That the polite attention shown you at the'
Cinderella shoe Palace cannot be surpassed.
Every one always comes away pleased with
their purchases The secret is that Mr.. Baum
is the "Prince at the Palace, corner Houston
md A NnuIIa L.
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If you want something fine between acts go
to JOe's bar-rOOn, corner ii custom and Navarro
streets. oysters and fish in every style, with
parlOr and private rooms Red and blue light
Open day and night. E-2-lm
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Nj. Struye

Hereby notifies his many friends that he has
taken charge of the old Harry Hill saloon near
Houston street bridge. All his old friends are
invited to call for a cool drink and cOrdia re-
canton ll-6-3m
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Christmas Confectionery.

HarniSch Il Baer, No. Il Commerce street
have the finest stock of confectionery, such as
fine Bon BOns, CarOmeS, chocolate cream,
French fruit glaccS also German taVOrS and
candy boxes, Christmas tree ornaments, fire
works. etc. All orders will be delivered
prOmptIy Ell Ill.
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To Marry and be Happy.

Who says they cannot keep house when d
suite of bedroom furniture, in marble and solid
walnut. nine pieces, can he bought at NolfSOn'
for so: He evidently wants the young peopl,
To marry and be happy. l2-S-1t
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Ludwig MahnCke

Antonio that he has always on hand Eagle
Lake Trout, all kinds of salt water fish and
oysters arriving daily. All delicacics of the
season and whatever the market furnishes will
be served in tine style. Restaurant at A.
ShOlz saloon, private entrance on LOsOya st.
Good tirSt-class Day Board can be had 1T 500
per week. ll-ll-lm
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SHEEP FOR SALE.
WOOL COMMISSION HOUSE.

We are prepared to receive Wool on cOnsign-
mcnt, making Liberal Announcements on same.
CHABOT, MOSS l. CO.,
4ll-tf San Antonio. Texas.
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For City Collector.

We are authorized to announce r. e. Hau
Sen as ii candidate for Office Of city collector,
the coming election. 2-ll-tf
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From 10 to Il a. m as free lunch; and for Sa
all day. Raw oysters always on hand, at Harr
Hills old stand, No. i East Houston street.
ll-ti,}m
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Commerce street, opposite 5. Deu


| will give my first entertainment at the Olive
Branch Theatre on Monday night, Dec. llth. |
would he glad for my friends to give the Olive
branch a call. j. ID. DYER.
Laredo December 9th. H-9-tf
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Situation Wanted.

Our StetsOn hats for winter just in.
Shift PANCOAST l. Son.
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BY an Industrious young man. Address,
r., this office. E-o-3t
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Mr. \. WHITTIER, the Photographers has Il
fuI assortment of tine picture frames, any
style, which make very suitable christmas
presents. Call at the gallery, opposite Deutsch
Il Co., Commerce street. R-Slm
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American Watches, in Gold, Silver, Celu-
lOid and Nickle for 81 and upwards at }. W. {.
Loves, 229 Commerce street.
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Dentistry.

The largest stock of ready made clothing in
the city at PancOast & Son. 8-6-tf
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-11

Fine line of imported piece goods for winte
just in. PANCOAST Son.
8 lift.
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Also "A large assortment of French COnfecl
tiuuarN. Nuts, RalSinS, Figs and Grapes. Cal
early and make your purchases, nj the City
Grocery, ~ Commerce street. Jan
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13
LINCOLN COUNTY.


The proposed chestnut hunt will be
delightful.
The meeting is progressing finely, con-
siderable interest is manifested. There have
been three additions.
Quite number from town attended
the meeting at Bro. Numbers last Sunday
afternoon. lie is still confined TO his bed
and is not expected to recover.
Judge Burch has been offered $500 IN
advance Of the amount he paid Maj. Sug-
all for his farm and after that offer was re-
fused. he was offered 81 200 in cash for the
trade. which he also refused. The Judge
certainly has made a good bargain and is
wisely going to stick. We are 10th to give
up this excellent family, but are glad to
know that they will be 80 pleasantly stu
ated in their new home.
Mrs. Betsy Kennedy has returned from
n protracted visit to Danville and Harrods
burg and is in fine health and spirits. Mrs
Jas. Fish has returned from Texas. She
brought several OF her childreni Mr.. Fisi
and the remainder Of the family will arrive
in a short time. Wilkerron Pursjful anC
family and Wood Little and family started
Tuesday for Texas. They will settle nea
Dallas. Mr.. L. Hutchinson and daughter
Miss Martha, left on the 10th for Mead
county, Kansas Mrs. Geo. Miller, Of Win
Geld, Kansas, returned to her home las
Monday, accompanied by her niece, Mis-
Mollie Brooks, one Of our incest young Ia
dies. Mrs. Miller came to Ky. to place he
son Joe at the Central University at Rich
mond. Miss Rachie Allison, Of Woodfort
the stylish sister Of Mrs. Judge Bureh,
her guest this week. Miss Fannie Coulter
of Parksville, is with Miss Kittie Higgir
Mr.. Geo. Terrell, Of New York, is visitin
hia amt Mira IaWless.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13
RffJcI0Us


ED. W. l.. Williams closed a meeting
a. Carter's School House this county, a
few days since, which resulted in 81 ajdi-
tions.
Elder J. s. Sweeney was chosen with
out dissenting voice 10 take pastoral
charge Of the First Christian church, Paris,
for the ensuing year.
ED. Martin Ovens writes that he, DR.
Azbill and Ed. I. Carr closed meeting at
Mt. Campbell, Laurel county, which re-
suited in II additions.
The Southern Presby Synod Of
Kentucky will meet at shelbyvilIe, Oct.
18th. That Of the Northern Presbyterian
church began ils session at FIemingsburg,
Wednesday. Rev. s. s. McRoberts wen,
from here.
There was the biggest bapuzing at Can
ton, Ga Sunday thath ever been recorded.
The minister had gathered his subjects on
the bank Of the river and was leading one
little sister in to be buried in the water,
when a mighty crash rent the air and the
bridge with It's 200 spectators went down
into the stream carrying is living load
with il. No lives were lost, but everybody
got ducked and a number had their arms
and legs broken
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LAND. ST0cK AND cR0P.

j. X. Baughman sold to ID. G. Ter
hume % yearling mules at $llO per head.
Fifty bushels Of white rye at 20 cents
per bushel for saleb by W. II. Hays, Stan
ford. '.
Corn sold inthe field in Bourbon, this
week. at $l:62l per barrel, at one sale and
81 80 at another.
John Bright sold toJohnW Pennington
1870 acres Of land opposite james Paxton's
at $50 per acre.
i have 100 acres Of excellent grass to
let near Stanford. Not hoo! Of stock has
been on il yet. John w. Pennington.
Andy Rice, Of Garrard, bought Of X b
4 f. p. Woods yearling mules at $50; OF
John w. Logan at s72 and Of Price Bros.
Of Garrard. IA head at SO.
The Chicago Beef Company has com
menced business in Washington market
New YORK, and offers beef at four cents
less than the market price. Wholesale
dealers are excited and indignant.
Public sale Of short horn cattle, Oct
18th, by X. a L. p. Woods, and Col
G. II. Rochester. For further Particular
and catalogue address them at Stanford.
--Strayed, or was stolen from my stable
Friday night, black saddle mare, l5l
hands high. Had sort Of scar in forehead
Information leading To her recovery will b'
Hheyallv rewarded Robt. McAlister.
Hon. NJ. j. Durham mas sold to Robt
Arvin that part Of his farm on the Perry
willie pike lying ON the north side Of thu
road, for sos per acre. 1t contains l4'
acres and includes the Improvements. -
Advocate.
-CIHcISHATI.-Market ruled slow ant
weak for common and low grades, whil'
good cattle meet with fair sale, market fo
such closing steady at unchanged prices
Common, sl7592 so; fair to medium, 81.
75@35O; good to choice butcher grades
S3.75C945O; good to choice cows, s3.15(o
4 25; good to choice heiiers, SiC94 80; com
mon to fair oxen, $2.50@4; good to choic
SI50C95.5O; common to fair shippers, S4 2
as %; good to choice, S5.5O@625; stock
ers and feeders, s. 75@45O. Hogs ar
dull at ss.35@s75 for best butchers an
shipper; fair to good light, S7759S.2'
Sheep are quiet at % to AL stock ewes, ?
to 81; wethers, 81 to At; lambs weak at
to 81
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13
LAK L0clL 1--WE cARD.
local VOICES.

Buy PAINTS Of Penny n McAlister.
Nav stock Of Jewelry and silverware al
Penny n McAlister's
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlister.
fall. lot Of Zeiglers Shoes just receiv'
ed and for sale At J. II. rs. II. Shanks.
STANDARD Sheet Music, Vocal and In
slrumental. for 10 cents at Penny a Meal
ister's
LARGE stock Of Window Glass, all eizes
Double thick glass for flower pits. Penny
A McAlister.
Jusr received a new lot Of cloaks for Ia
dies and children and a fine lot of Dol
mans. J. II. a s. II. SHAEKs.
GREAT REJECTION in sheet music; 30
70 and 81 music now sold at cents. Reg
ular size and on good paper, at McRoberi'
n Stagg'e.
PARTIES desiring 10 canvass for a new
and ready selling book will find il TO theiI
interest TO call at the Myers House, Satur
day, the i4th. X. f. DavidsOn.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

Beslley replied, 81 am very we'll thank
you, my name is BeaEley, and i vote for
the other side"
Miss Stella Marksbury is visiting
friends at Perryville. Mr.. W. II. Wher
ritt is attending the Synod Of the Presby-
terian Church at Flemingsburg. ]. G
Thompson has reiitled his store.room and
has now one Of the prettiest, beet appoint
ed iewelry stores TO be seen in any country
town. Mr.. Morrow, lately Of Louisville, a
very agreeable young gentleman has po-
sition with J. @. Thompson. Robert West,
formerly editor Of the Georgetown Etery
Saturday, is now our deputy Circuit Clerk.
Probably before this has reached the
eyes Of one half your readers, VIM. Austin /,
who so ruthlessly butchered his old aunt,
Betsy Bland, the afternoon Of January
Goth, will have paid the full penalty Of the
law with his life. The gallows is about
completed. 1t was designed BY Mr.. Stat
ford, Of Richmond. after the style Of the
one from which Guiteau started on his
journey TO the "Lordy," and was built by
Mr.. Solon Henry, one Of the Grand Jury
which indicted Austin for the murder for
which he is now to pay the penalty. II
occupies a position directly in the rear Of
the Jail and is built Of heavy oak timber.
The scsfiold is about eight feet from the
ground, from which il is reached by steps.
In the centre Of the sca1old is the trap,
about two-and-a. half or three feet square.
This is held in position by bolt working
under il, which il manipulated by lever
in the hands Of the Sheriff on the sca6old
After the drop the trap is held back by
weights. The rope for the occasion has ar
rived. 1t was made by +. Vonderheide, oi
Cincinnati. 1t is long enough after fasten'
ing TO the cross-beam to allow a fall OF
seven or eight feet The machinery will
all be properly tested beforehand 10 insure
against any bobble that might torture the
criminal and executioner. Sheriff Hig'
ginbotham with a good guard went tC
Richmond, Wednesday afternoon, and re
turned with the prisoner Thursday morn
ing. Ills appearance has not changed
much since his removal. He isa little
thin, and very pale. No fears of attempt
ed rescue are entertained, but every p,e'
caution has been taken to prevent an
thing OF the kind.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13
PERSONAL.

-MRs JonS w. WALLACE has gone TO
IIarrodsburg on visit
Miss LIZZIE PorEET, Of Harrodsburg
il on visit 10 relatives here.
-DR. EDWARD ALooRS and brother, l..
G. Alcorn, were here yesterday.
Ma. J. o. BLAIS, Of Riohland, Tenn,
is visiting relatives in this county.
Miss FLORENCE ADAMS. Of Illinois, is
the guest Of Miss Mollie Daugherty.
Miss Bessie MARKsBuRY, OF Lancas-
ter, is the guest Of Miss Lucy Moberly.
-MRs. SARAH McAFEE, Of Louisville,
was with Mrs. Geo. H. Bruce this week.
MIR. Us. MooRE reported the Thomp-
son. Ewell debate for the Louisville Con-.
mercial
-MnssKs. W. A. MoRRow and Will X.
MArr-, Of Lancaster, called to see us yes
terday.
Miss MAGGIE RussEII, Of Harrods-
burg, has been visiting her cousins, Misses
Lydia and Josie Brady.
Miss SAI.LIE PENNY returned from
Lebanon yesterday and Miss Panihea Nc
Kinney from Richmond.
Mn r. L. EwELL dropped in to see rs
the other day and We found him very sen
sible and clever gentleman.
-MRs. FL. CAMPBELL, cf Rockaastls
Springs, l. ON visit 10 her mother, Mrs
]. s. Murphy, for few days.
-DR. J +. PEYroS has returned from :
visit TO his little proiege, Miss Mary Brown
at Hamilton College and reports ber doing
finely.
-JuD0E J. B. DESSrs. Of Lexington
was here Wednesday. lie appears TO b
doing thriving business in his adopted
home.
-Hos. J. II. TISsLEY. deputy u. $ Mar
shal, was here Yesterday. lie reports th'
mountains solid for Owsley, that ia, ne fa
a. the democrats are concerned.
TINS Office was honored with visi
from some Of the teachers and a large del
egalion Of the scholars Of the Female Col
lege. Monday night, as Tuesdays edition
was being : rinted. They came to see US max
newspapers by steam and We hope they en-
joyed the visit a. much as one Of the typos
did.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13
MT. VERNON OEpARTasE-
Sam. ~. Rnnatf. Editor.


The merchants are doing a big busi
ness. In fact business Of every sort is
booming.
The election news from Ohio, which
came here over the wires early Wednesday
morning. was very gratifying to the demo-
crats.
Rev. Mr.. Brock, of the M. f. church,
has been engaged to preach regularly in
Mt. Vernon on the 4th Sunday in each
month.
Two freight trains daily now run to
London. The regular through freight
from Louisville now passes here at S:54 P.
NJ, going south; going north at 3:l4 NJ.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report. G. B.
Albright To C. f. Firth; Andrew Bray to
Nancy A. Linville; John w. Tstem tc
Belle Hurt.
With commendable enterprise, Mr.. j
l.. Whitehead has determined to establish
in connection with his drug store, new
depot and will keep all the Louisville anC
Cincinnati dailies and other periodicals.
In imitation, perhaps, of the democrats
who call theil candidate for Congress "Lit
tie Phil" the republicans have bestowed oil
their candidate, Mr.. Ewell, an ahectionat'
nickname. II you want to know what !
is, you must ask Bill Fish.
The candidates for Congress, Messr.
ThompsOn and Ewell, will speak in thi
county at the following times and places
Proctor's Store, Wednesday, Oct. Is; Mt
Vernon, Thursday, 10Th and Livingston
Friday, Goth. The people are cordially
invited TO attend these meetings.
ABOUT PEoPLE.-Mrs. l.. ). Jones, Q
Louisville, accompanied by her children
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
J. J.Williams, at this place. Mr.. j. M.Mil
Ter is in Louisville and Mr.. j. IL. Otter
in Cincinnati this week. Mr.. Thomas Pa
mer and Mr.. X. o. McLane, Of Lancaste
we're here this week on business. Mr.. JIM
Logan, popular Cincinnati drummer, wa
here Wednesday.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13
eARRARD COUNTY

Lancaster
Fear Of the cholera is causing few
hogs to be shipped from this point.
j. C. Thompson, agent, Lancaster,
has Just engaged a matchmaker and man
ufacturing Jeweler, aud is now able TO do
all repairs on short notice, besides making
small articles in Jewelry, &c. Give him
call and see his new store room and new
goods in diamonds, Nc.
Mr.. r. l.. Ewell "the peoples Jewell
was here Tuesday. II he meets the same
encouragement from all that he got from
Geo. Beazley il will be long time before
he adorns the halls Of Congress. AP
preaching Beazley on the street he said
"How are you sirr My name is Ewell,
am the republican candidate for Congress
and want you 10 vote for me-" to which
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13
CHEEK.
LoOk. o. Government Mute TO thy LGvneis
SOMERSET, KY, Oct. 18th, 1857

Loot, o, Government Mule 10 thy Lagreis.
SOMERSET, KY, Oct. 18th, 1882.
Editor Interior JOUraaE
Both Of the Somerset papers speak OF
of me as being from Stanford. l want
the world and the balance Of mankind TO
know live at Crab Orchard, and would
not leave that place TO be made Governor
OF no State in the Union. What was u
that rendered the name Of Monticello, IL
lustrious? II was the home OF Jefferson,
the greatest political philosopher the world
ever saw. What gave the Hermitage a
world wide fameG II was the residence OF
jackson. What rendered Mt. Vernon i'm
mortal2 Il was the residence Of Washing
ton. What placed upon the brow OF Crab
Orchard an unfading crown Of eternal glo'
YY II is the residence of Bobbitt. Rem
der unto Cesar the things that are Cesar's
+. +. BoBBITT.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

THE SPEAKEG.-Thompson and Ewell
dem ocratic and republican candidates for
Congress in this district, met in polite
al discussion here yesterday before good
audience in the circuit courtroom. A
good deal Of curiosity was manifested TO
ace and hear Mr.. Ewell. who has 80 lately
been substituted for Mr.. O'Bradley by the
republican party. lie had the opening
speech and for an hour and quarter en-
tertained the audience with his views,
which seemed 10 be Of nebulous eharae-
ter II is fair to say that in one respect,
that Of temper and decency, his speech was
vastly superior to the customary radical
harangue, but the gentlema0 is strangely
deficient in political information and was
perforce compelled to deal exclusively in
"glittering generalities." Mr.. Thompson
followed in sensible and well-oonsidered
speech Of an hour and half, in which he
discussed very neatly and eGectually the
tariff and the civil service. ii G exposed with
hllness and lucidity the intolerable rascAltS
Of protection, to which the republican party
Is committed and scored with merciless Sc
verify the republican system Of ofperPetraiinl
party power by the shameless robbery OF Of
flee holders and the open bribery Of voters
Mr.. Ewell closed the discussion with herY
but somewhat pointless exhortation. Upon
the whole, il was not battle OF the giants,
nor indeed battle in any sense. IL WAS
simply a brisk littl 9 skirmish, in which IN
gentleman from the "mountings" got rath
ar the worst
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

McALIsrER n SALLEE have added ST.
800 worth Of Improvements TO their mills,
among them two extra large wheat burrs.
The capacity Of the mills is now 100 bar
rels Of -four per day.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13
LUMBER (!

Fencing and Building l.umber for sale al MIL
2 miles south OF Highland, this county. Orders
solicited Tor Timber, J0isls. studding, lattice,
Ae., either Oak Or Poplar. Prompt attention git-
en 10 everything Ia the line u carpenters bills
lOr building. SILT N. -. hOhtNsoN' .
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

As WE predicted Mrs. Stephens has for
gotten and forgiven the kicks and cuffs Of
her leige lord aud has gone back to his
loving arms. She could not Withstand his
blubbering appeals Tor a reconciliation.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

REFEREScE to the Bank Reports in an
other column will show that the individual
deposits amour, 10 S39516l4l. II seems
that with that much money lying idle that
the Furniture factory, IL good thing,
should not 20 begging.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

TnE business men Of Nashville enter
tained Mr.. Il. Zimmerman Of the proposed
new road from here to that city, this week,
and gave much encouragement to his enter
prise. The road shortens the distance from
Nashville to Cincinnati % miles than by
the l.. 4 N. II. X. and is l5O miles shorter
than by that route TO New York and the
East. Mr.. y. assured them that with liz
lie assistance he could promise that the
road will be splendidly built, which wa'
guaranteed.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

q. II. ESsEL, Somerset, will pay $3.50
for dried apples, 10 cts. for washed wool,
4Oc for feathers and 81 2J@l4O for gen
acn0
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

l.. ID. CARDwELL's elegant new Opera
House, Harrodsburg. will open on the 2Oth,
on which occasion the Lexington Opera
Company will appear in patience" by
Gilbert * Sullivan.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

An EEFoRr will be made by the lodge Of
Odd Fellows here to have the next meet
ing Of the Grand Lodge at Stanford. We
hope Il will be successful.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

Joms THOMPSON is one Of the most YER
satile Of comedy actors and gives a show
that is we'll worth the money to those who
wish TO laugh and grow fat lie appears
at Lancaster tonight and the person who
fails to take trip with him "Around the
World" will miss real treat.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

A SWEET POTATO haying striking re-
semblance to modest yohug lady, is con-
tributed to our museum by Mayor VIM
Daugherty.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

A COMPROMISE having been effected be-
tween us and the merchants Of Stanford,
no more -four or meal will be retailed al
the mill. McAlister a Sallee.