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New York World.


The Assyrian Monarch, of. the Mon.
arch Line, arrived yesterday after
noon with a full complement OF Rms
sian refugee Jewish passengers.
Among these were three married wo.
men, sisters. named Ruth Jacobsky,
Lena Itskok aud Miriam Letinski,
who, with their hnsban de-, ieft Odessa
last winter. In Russia, where they
had been married on the same day
fifteen months ago, they belongto the
middle class. The husbands OF those
women are tailors by trade. Two
weeks since the tailors with their
wives and coreiigionists, were sent on
board tho Assyrian Monarch for New
York, On Sunday morning, tlie frat
Lena Itskok, who is 4 very prepos-
sessing Jswess sbout twenty-five
years old, became another Of two fine,
healthy girls. Her two sisters were
in the ACT Of congtatulating the now.
" made mama, when they themselves
found that they were In want on the
doctors services Attwo O'Clock In
the afternoon Ruth jacobsky, who d
twenty-seven aud q good looking
blonde, had done as we'll as her other
sister, and had at that moment pre-
sented her fortunate husband with
two boys At nine o'clock at night
two more girl strangers made theft
appearance on board the boat aud
Miriam Levinski, the youngest slater,
aged nine'een was receiving ieiicita.
tions OF her husband and brothers.
in-law. On FridsytifB two boy
were inflated into one Of tlie .nys,er-
les Of Judaism. AT tfio citcumcision
they wcro both NAMED 1saac, which
means' Il should smile" The girii
haye not yet been named, but each 6i
the children received a present from
the captain Of the steamer, who de-
clares that, although he has carried
many thousands Of passengers In hit
days, he has never seen such a re-
markable trio .as the three Russiaf
Jewesses who We'd with each other Il
their presents to their liege lords.
IH
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KELLY STATION.
July 2Oth. 1885.

a- July 20th, 1885.
seeing that there has been no one
writing from this place for some
time, | feel II duty l justly owe the
noble South Kentuckian to try 10 pen
a few lines for its benefit.
There Is not much news In this sec
tion OF the county at present, only
crops are generally very good. The
farmers are principally done thresh-
ing wheat aud laying by corn. There
| is a large crop OF tobacco planted this
year, aud the farmers anticipate ma
king a good crop, although to the
contrary It is freIching very badly.
Mrs. Martha A.. Underwood, near
Dogwood Chapel. Is lying very low
OF cancer in the breast
Married, at the residence Of the
residence Of the brides mother near
this place, on Sunday, July 10Th, Mr..
Buck East to Miss Caroline Simpson.
We congratulate MIR. East on winning
the hand Of so fair a lady.
Hogs are dying In this neighbor-
ofquinsy or soine kind of throat
disease. and the Consequence will be
that there will be no pork for sale.
| FULLxR.
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No Cure For Consumption.

There is no cure for consumption.
whether Of the lungs, bowels, or kid.
neys; yet the patient may be spared to
long years Of lie. and the fatal termi-
,ninstion kept from approaching. it
Browns Iron Bitters are used. This
medicine strengthens the weakened
parts. restores TO healthy action the
impaired functions, and stops all de.
cay and wssting-away OF thu organs
affected. II Is the best life.giving
medicine ever invented. and thousands
Of living witnesses stand ready to
affirm the truth Of this assertion. A
trial hottie will convince you Of its
merit.
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The Masher-

"what ID that mother?y "a mash
er, dear ;you viii always nd him
standing here, posed on the corner OF
thel street. proudly displaying It's tiny
feet, twirlliig its little ten-cent cane
and SIMPLIFYING his tender brain with
the smoke Of paper cigarette, don't
touch II dear, II was raised a pet.'
"Will II bite mother?' aWell
should shout. II will bite free lunch
for sll that's out."--[ Washington
Republican.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

Thursday, morning, abost eight
o'clock, Mr.. George Roach, the father
IN law OF Mr. Charles Penn; left thi,
city in search Of George Gaines, say
ing he had captured him near Jos.
Roberts landing, about four miles
distant. Gaines was delivered to the
jailer, andisnow in custody, awaiting
an examining trial on Monday, The
assassination Of Charles Penn, which
was one Of the boldest and bleodiesi
we have ever had to record, seems to
have been the elimination ofa delib.
crate and foul plot. Late develops
ments have shown that Gaines wak
the guilty lover, II not the parsmour,
Of Penn's wife. and all the circumstar.
ces go to show that he was the man
who did the murder. We understand
there is testimony now in the hahds
Of the prosecution which viii leave no
room to doubt the guilt Of Gaines.
At the coroner's inquest Col. John
l. Scott was employed as an attorney
Ito protect the interests Of the Roach
,amiiy--that Is to see that Mrs.
Chas. Penn was not implicated as a
party to the murder; and now we have
mr. George Roach. the iather of Mrs.
Penn bringing in the accused man,
the man charged by warrant ~ with the
murder Of hls ss son .in-Iaw. The coun-
y naa been searched by vigllant and
act,ve men Tor three or iour days
ana uaines could not De iound' but
ar; i'oacn leaves ~, inns city at or about
eight O'Clock thursday morning. and
oy ten o'clock tho same morning re-
turns with '.a'nes IN custody, having
Travelled c'ght miles over one Of the
rougnest roa'is ~ the county. Mr'
Roach evidently knew where Gaines
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RcHrnREoF0RY

.
BArrlsr--south Main Street, Rev.
L. 9. Keen, pastor. Services every
Sabbath morning aud evening. Sun
day school every Sabbath morning.
bus'l'ess meeting hrst Wednesday
night IN each month.
r,,,,sr,,ss.N,sh,,I,. s,rro, rld
W;ll;sn po,yalI nsstor SERVICES
evsry nsbba,,, smo,nIm,y an, sye,;nr
SUNDAY srl,nol eyerv snmd,v morn .
,lav eycnivr,
Nj. Il, Soufu-.Nsshviile street,
Rev. S. R. Brewer pastor. Services
every Sabbath morning and evening.
sunday school every sunday morning
rrayer meeting every wednesday
evening. ~ ns ~.
FIasr rarsnyrnniax~-f fsussellyille
Street. Rev, R.H. Coulter, pastor. Ser.
vicesevery Sabbath morning. suns
day school every sunday morning
Prayer meeting every wednesday
u @. :, ,E~ \
SoorHEns PaEsnYrEnIaN--Nash-
vie street. kev. d. v. tate, pastor.
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!0fflClAl DIRECTORY.

circuT couRf. "a
Inhn n. iirAca suasc. ,,a,lp. KY. |, \ Tn
deYwoni CLERK. iforklnsyiic. Nv. ..CqNFt
!. me Is drst Monday IN March, and september.
HOARD oE couSciLNsS. &
,iouvC LlTnAa, Chairmaas
- W. p.tAurRvtL. .4 ~ q y 4.
". a. Hs0wxELL,
~ u nKARp.
~ NJ. MccAay,
A. LIrsriSR,
WM. ELLIS. ..4.
Meets lat Tnrs,lay IN each ninnlh and subject
tp tho call Of tie caairlhan. Meeting held In
city court roomH
ouARrsRLy COURT.
4. v. Long Judge. Mccts sod Monday In
March, June, September, December.
COUNTY COURT.
A.v, Inwr Ju,igc, .ioah israshcr Attorney.
Meets nrst Monday 10 esrry month.
CRY cbunr. ti
Joe Mccarroll, Juise; i.w. powner At
tomcy; r. ". Owen city Marshal. VA
COUNTY oFfIcns. = =.
John W. BreathItt.. Clerk; G. n, Brown,
Sheriff, A. u Long. Jaiier. tat ltl
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awsndolsn's Cali.

Scan you not answer me, Gwen
doleh?"
Up from the meadows the soft
breezes of Q perfect June evening
were waiting the faint perfume Of the
cowsIip and q dead horse, and as
George w. Siinpsoii and Gwendolen
Malaffy stood near ffe gate whose
appearance told with more elo-
quence than conld mere words Of
the deathless passion that eirshved
their souls; both felt that Crisis in
their lives had arriyed--a moment
had come which would in the misty
future that stretched sway before
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

Mr.. Bogys, Mrs. Parsons has fallen
ffthe bridge into the creek, and she
called to me TO bring her some succor
quickly or she would drown" said
little Tommy Pbibbs, out Of breath.
"Well, why, don't you do Il, then \"
"Why, I've come after you, for Bill
Prrkins said last night At the poet.
office that since Sam Gheeveg died
you we're the only sucker htt in the
viliinge."
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H,shly Esteemed.

The youthful color and rich lustre
are restored TO faded or gray hair BY
the use Of Parker's Hair Balsaln- .
harmless dressing highly esteemed
ivr It's perfume aud purity.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

Among the aspirants forlhe Dem
ocratic nomination for Congress In
this district, Hon. Jas. A. Mckenzie
stands pre-emiilent. The Democracy
OF this district cannot surely hesItate
10 prefer an adroit, Ingenious aud an
eminent statesman tonovices IN po.
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n your children are pale and emaci-
Aied, they probably need Thorion's
i"Desd Shot" Worm Candy. II re-
moves worms when other remedies
iaii. Pleasant aud safe.
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Bethel Female College,
lIOPKINSYLLE. KY

The Fall session of 1899 will open on Mon
day, 18th Of August, with increased facilities
for the ehuuatlon of young ladies. Terms az
hcretofore. For information apply to or ad.
A W, RUST.
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lMadIsouvIllc Times. !

-. -. Mndisouviilc Times.t
Certain capable, cieyer gentlemen
are now iudus,rio1sly csnvsss:ng the
district while our present dlsiin-
guished, able, representative IN Con
gress, Hou. Jas. al McKeuzic, Is at
his post OF duty and cannot leave
without neglccting the people's inter-
ests. This should tell In Ills favor,
aud voters should not overlook or ig-
more this fact, nor pledg6 themselves
until they are certain. they want a
change. This district never had a
better Representative than Jas. A.
Mckenzie. He has done more prac-
tIcally Ior the people Of the district
than all the other Representatives we
ever semitic Congress- His free qni-
nine biIiMono saved millions Of dol.
lars TO the people, and should cBtitle
him to their gratitude. He has se-
cured the passage OF other bills hard
~ less beneficial aud far.rcaching In
their results. lie has laborcd earn
sstly, failhfully, vigilautly for the in
terests Of his constituents aud he
should not be set aeide for . whim OF
q caprice, or just 10 sea. some other
nice, clever gentleman In his place,
The Second district IL well and ably
Represented, and we can do no better
than by .electing Jim McMenzie.
~ &E
Wa ara for lin McK enzIe. frat and
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hsp spo.l!Isscars

-''''sss...~ . po.!!ss Cure sisr-.s,s
rsrslitAs>s r-i-ssi css-pisiais asa Weaknesses
rttscts>.tn tspar he4t f<nsHIc t-psi.tisH-
itvll ssss sa.hvs tAs rsr< fes,a Of Fsssai' Cen.
p,siat, n svsIar tpsllss. traiunalioa and uleers
tioa, iais.r asd 'siso-n'ssAs, and The esHssessas
aplhsi ns4tis-, ssa y rszsissi.sly sdapssa 70 ihs
Change of life
u viii dssosv csd srpsl tsmsrs frosa ths rtsusin
On early itsgso tseoivssnslt The tendency 70 e~n-
ssrous huiao ti<ol resled very speedily W ~ vs>
Il rs,ss,ss fsinsssss isiossy. ssssoyssil craving
fes ssis..ass-, 40. tv,tss.s u ths sar<<h.
Il sasss Biesllpx. ussdsehes. N~svvs rrossraiion.
iscnersi n<slily. sisas-.1ssA psrvn'ah nd fsdi'
gestien-
ma. fssii,f ef isafiss down. s>asns pain. wsshs
sad hsckshs "a sirsys i>niansnily rnrrd hy iis uss
II Twin al Ill tes and under all ssssnstansss aet IN
harnony Win the laws tAsl govern the female ssu.
fofulserfsaf Eidnay ccn1aaiAis ~ siiAsr 80 iAs
usnpound Il unlufpaz.sA n y ~ NLf
LYDIA 4. PINKnANp vHoErABLK ceN.
foCnph prepared at - and ~ Western Avenue,
fsna. ua.s rsiee o. slr boitssfor o. ssntbyin mall
In ths form of plis also the form Of lossnrss On
rsssips Of iicss o. psr boz for sitsn hra finshsa
frssiy answers ali is,tars Of inquiry. ssnd for ps.ph'
lse Addrsss ~ above. usafioa tale Hsp~.
Ns fzyliiy should 10 without LYDIA \ fTsKHAkn
tIvER rIIIA zhsv care constipation, hiiioasn>zl,
sna toryidity o. tho ilvsr. . cent. var boz
a. Ssld By all Drugaists. "a
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liticA.II scion,ce and d men interior /,

litichi acience and 10 men Inferior 10
him iu ths' erudition, experience and
sagacity without which n man 10 in
capableargf being else than q logger.
head IN Congress. Mckenzie has
never reared s,y imposing or fornli-
dabIe caetics by making elaborate,
cut'and dried and clap-trap haran-
gues whieb is the art OF demagogues
TO gam popular applause. He has
never sought Dy such devices to creep
mi0 The admiration end Affection Of
MS constituency, and while hSs mn
rcmitiing diligence, Vigilance and
courageous iideiity,his patriotic en-
ueavors guided oy moderation, MS
comInendable department IN every
respect have made him model Con-
gressman, ne bears not toe least Som
Dlapce OF deinagogue ana hlscareer
IN Congress 10 inyulneranie 70 the
cavilous strokes OF ihose VINO seek to
oyerpower him IN Ills contest. The
oecond Dis'rict VIII assurenly not
uisrooc Vuh'ihe vim wheu ne hns'so
Iathiuily guarded ouri in'ereets, 90
earnestly striven 70 earn a. ms 70,
ward, "weli done, inou eooa ana
iaithful servant" shall Mchenxiy be
aiep!aced ana clay e'ovated Mhat
vhiiu reason sus!ains sucn . violent
s'epf Although Mr. Gay ia gentie-
man o. nncomn'on n!taininenu, Doth
i,.erary ans lexal !, al.nougn MS elocu-
non 10 lanl'iess, nis tongue is asilver
tongue, hls understanding - strong,
aIihoush nIs many exCenences are
srn'y au'uirnu'e, yet ~ what h'tripu!c
sitachihg 70 elevA'ion ne aspires % 10
he superior % nr. Mchsnx'es Whst
wonoers wous ne un.c'd ~ Congress
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DRUGGISTS.

N. ,RNlsrEAD, Henry Block. 10. |,
W. Main 81.
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RELIGIOUS

AT meeting Of the Methodist Episco-
palians at New York, the Kentucky Appro-
priations made were s. 900 for the State and
$4,000 for Lexington.
Rev. N. b. johnson Of the Baptist
Church died in Madison county Monday,
aged 81. He was pastor for several years
Of the Crab Orchard Church.
Several wears ago Miss Cornelia Rout,
daughter Of Rev q. n. Rout, commenced
teaching few colored children who met on
sunday afternoons at the parsonage. The
school ouigrew its quarters and is now held
al the Presby terian church. IL now num-
beers 20 or 80 scholars, and gives employ
meni 10 an efficient corps Of teachen.-
| Woodiord Sun.
lid. ]. A. Harding in the Gospel Ad-
roeots ats down pretty heavily on reli gious
conventions in general and the recent annu
al convention Of the American Christian
Society at Lexington in particular He says
Il was only frolio which cost over 5000
In individual travelling expenses. when thu
collections yearly do not amount 10 mors
than that sum. Bro. J. X. Warren Il IN
full sympathy with the spirit Of the critl'
cism, which We cannot publish owing to ia
length, even 10 oblige him.
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Million RaDsy sold 10 ID N Pfewiti
10 head Ss5lb hogs ~ "a cents.
Miller a Francis, real estate agenls
sold to james Rice Of Madison, OTIS New.
lands farm Of 1872 seres near Crab Orchard
for S4,10O
The County Gentleman, the best sgri.
cultural paper published, is alwsyss vel.
come visitor 10 this Office and we would
advise farmers 10 take IL. We will receive
subscribers for Il at So. or will send Il with
the SEMIWEEKLY INTERIOR JOURNAL for
o..
-LExN0roN CoURT.-About 400 head
Of cattle on the market, and very few Of
these good ones. Cattle brought in the
main 4 cents, very few going as high as
q eta per pound. A good many remained
over unsold The mule and horse market
was active. Broke mules sold from 1925
W si75 per head. Fat hogs we're bringing
from TO ca cents. and we're not as active
A. they have been heretofore.
-CINcmNATI. Good cattle are firm,
common in only fair demand. The latter
are quoted at 81 rs 10 81 rs; good TO choice
butchers, "a to S475; common to choice
shippers, sA.25 to So; stockers, 1915 10 81.
40. Hogs seem 10 have downward ten
dency. Best shippers and seleoisd butch.
srs sell 81 to 81 Is; fair 10 good packers,
$685. to 81; common. IS so to $685.. Sheep
are In fair demand at ~ to 4i lambs 4 to
81 cent?
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Personal.

Mrs sALLiE GREES IL visiting In
Manchester.
Miss MATTE NuSSELLEY IL visiting
her aunt, Mrs 7. z. Nunnelley.
Mas. MARY McELRoY Of Lebanon
cane up yesterday To vi-i, her brolhe =
Rev. !. s. McElroy.
Mis- ETFIE wARRES, who has been
teaching school nesr Highland, returned
home wednesday quite sick.
Mas GES. 7. T. GARRARD Of Man
chester returned home yesterday after a
short visit 10 her children here
Miss BILLIE GIvESs and Mn. Dr. IA
Aleorn Of Hustonville we're guests Of their
sister. Mrs. Capt. w. \. Mckinney.
-MRs w.o. PARK, who has been visit.
ing relatives here for some weeks, returned
10 her home in Missouri Wednesday.
VIZ REoRrr TO learn that Squire Iii.
ram Roberts, an honored and worthy citi-
zen Of Crab Orchard. IL confined TO his bed
and not expected to recover.
-JuDoE w. q. BAILEY was wheeled
dom town In hi. invalid chair yesterday,
the 6r.t time he has appeared since his leg
vas broken several months ago.
-DR J. b. 3. FRIsRIE OF Monticello has
received such an earnss, appeal from the
citizens Of Kirksville 10 return there, that
he has decided 10 do 90 and will remove
thither about December Let.
Mis- JULIA LovEL Of MAysville, who
has been the guest Of Mi,s Panthea MeKin-
ney, 5efi with her Yesterday 10 visit Mrs. J.
\. Sims at Flemingsburg Miss Loyel il
most lovAble young lady and il decided
favorite here
Ma WALLER CHESAuLr Of Fort Scott.
Kansas, returned home yesterday. His
visit here was 10 secure subscriptions to his
National Bank stock there which il 10 be
increased from $4,000 TO $4,000. It,
surplu. fupd is nov $4,000.
-MRs. w. II. ANDERSON aud family
left Wednesday fS Harper, Ks., where
her husband is in the mercantile business
and where they will, much to the regret Of
their friends here, mSAe their future home
Mis-. Carrie Lyle accompanied them, but
only goes on 4 visit.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
WHITE Oak School


On Tuesday evening At White 0Ak, the
classmates Of Misses Mamie and sallie
Retherford prepared for them a social en-
iertainment. The chapel was beautifully
decorated in appropriate emblems. with
flowers and evergreens. Quite number Of
friends was present to attest the high sp-
probation in which the young ladies' we're
held in the community, and TO bid them
farewell on the eve Of their departure for
their new home in Texas. Among the
strangers present were Miss Jennie Bailey
Of Tennessee and Mr.. 3. johnson Of Missou-
ri. Messrs G. c. Withen and J. W. Stone.
in their polished and Rentlemsnly manner,
entertained the guests in a way that might
have done credit 10 more experienced
hands. T..
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CAN THE ETHIOPIAN CHAS0E HIS SKIN
The Louisville Commercial tells long
story Of a white man who commenced
turning black in spots, which spread until
his formerly fair skin was changed 70 that
OF Ethiopian hue. A case just the re.
verse is well-known here. Uncle Lewis
Hooker. born as black ss the ace Of spades,
commenced TO turn white when in his 22l
year and nov 10 his SD year be Is, barring
several black spots on his face, BY far the
whitesl man in town. His skin is as soft
as woman's and is apparently free from
disease. His general health has always
been good aud although o-er four-score
now, he ID still able to do full, fair days
work
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Lskf 0cAL nmf c1sp
LOcAL k0TIcFS


BUY PAINTS Of Penny 4 McAIisier.
Buy your ammunition Of all kinds from
MoRoberts n stagg. ''''
,N-r'ock Of Jevelry and silvsrware a,
P~6 McAlister's.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repai,sd
and warranted by Penny n McAlister.
FALL lot Of Zeielera Shoes iu.i receiv.
ed aud Tor sale At J II as. II. shanks.
STANDARD Sheet Music. Vocal and In.
islsr's
LARGE stock Of Window Glass. ali size.
Double thick glass for flower pits. Penny
A McAlister.
Jusr received a new lot Of cloaks for Ia.
dies and children and fine lot ~ Dol.
mans. J. II. n 3. II. sHANKs.
GREAr REDucrioN In sheet music; so
20 and VI music nov sold at 8 cents. Reg.
ulsr size AMI on good psper, at McRoberis
A Stages.
WILL sell At the late residence Of Chas.
l.. Haris, on Friday Nov. "a, his entire
personally. consisting Olive stock, farming
utensils, nc. nc. J. h. Ossley, Admr.
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Eea, kecormaeI's Church.


The squeak Of the dying hog is heard
in the land
Go 70 Mr. John Baileys store at Tur-
nersville for cheap goods.
WIN. Mccormack, Jr., returned from
Casey Tuesday. where he has been buying
shoats. lie purchased so averaging Ill
lbs, at 81 to o. cents
I'VE are indebted TO Mr.. II. T. B1sh for
report Of the sale Of Daniel Stagg on the
18th: Fat hogs So per hundred; small
horses $40 to s65; yearling cattle ~ cts; 2.
yesr-olds 81 cts.
"A little child Of Mr.. McBee is dead Of
whooping cough. Steve Kelly, an old dar-
10y Of about so years, died last weak. He
had many white friends who visited him
while sick and carried him delicacies to
eat.
Mrs. Hopper, wife Of Row K. Hopper
Of Lebanon, IL on visit to her step-daugh.
ter, Mrs. FL Carter. Her friends are very
sorry to learn that she is in very bad
health. Mr.. z Hughes is on a visit 10 his
daughter, Mrs. W. F. Royalty Of Middle.
burg.
i wish to contradict the statement that
is going the rounds that your correspond
ent is preacher. Now, il does not neces
sarily follow that because this news comes
from near church, the informant must be
a preacher. Danish the thought | am
not preacher nor would j be one for
$1,000. Now indeed can | sympathiIe
with the slandered Mary Jane as she de-
serves
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MARRIAGES.

Miss Susie Shelton, Of Boyle county,
was married to Mr.. OF, Of Missouri, on
Tuesday last.
Gin. Abe Buford was at CRIB Orchard
this week, we learn for the purpose Of get
ting married. But he didn't; and thereby
hangs a tale.
AT owingsville, KY, on Tuesday morn
ing last Mr.. Geo. W. Jones, a very excel
lent young business man Of Mckinney, Wa
married TO Miss Bette Young, the pretty
and amisble sister Of Mr.. =. T. Young Of
this county. We wish them bon voyage
over LIES billowy sea.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-17

Below are the ruling prices for ProVis-
ions, Sc, in Stanford; Beef roast solo
cents; steak, lOc.; bacon shoulders, l2le.;
sides, 2Oei hams, 2Oc.i aour,s2 .759S6O; corn
81 25i meal. 75o. per bust oats, 5Oc.i cOf-
fee, l2lC92Oc brown sugar, lOc.i white, i2l
cent? lard, lsc, molasse', 75@sOci Irish
potatoes, 4Oc. per bu, sweet potatoes, 76e.i
butter, 25a.i eggs, 2Oe.i salt BY Thu. Dbl, a.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-17
HlllIIurnv Mrs. Kate Dudderar,
mIIIIWtHv Lancaster street,
WILLIULilI Stanford, Kentucky,

Is daily receiving new and beautiful Millinery
Goods OF every cription-everything OF the lat
est styles. and no lady who intends buying any
thing in her line should fail 10 call on her. Prices
as low as the lowest She Is thankful Tor past Ia
yrs and hopes Tor their continuance. Mrs. Mollie
Myers has charge OF the Mantua- Making depart
ment. which lisa sufficient guarantee that her Gus
toners will find no cause tor complaint S9-tf
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-17

SALES on TowE PRoPERTY.-Special
Commissioner, T. z. Hill, Jr.. sold to Jas
Grow, the Dennis carriage shop aud lot for
S426. w. IL. Miller, real estate agent
sold Il acres Of Mrs. Mary Logan's lot to X
c. Warren for 5000. Mr. Il. r. ChenaulI
has sold his house now occupied by Mr.. J
]. MeRoberts 10 Mrs. LOttie HOLMES ioI
81 500.