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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11
RELIGIOUS.


Rev. r. r. Noel viii preach at White
Oak School. House Sunday, Dec. 10th, at
2.S9 Pm
Elder J. W. Lowber. Of Lancaster,
will preach At the Christian church here,
Wednesday night, l2,b.
In order 10 induce people to attend, q
Louisville church sdvertises that mo col
lection will be taken up"
Rev. J. @. Livingston received unani-
nous call last Sunday to preach for the
Christian church at Crab Orchard again
next year. The call was accepted. "a
Rev. DIR. Lansing Barrows is nskins q
great reputation in Augusta in taking Up a
COLLECTION. He raised debt Of 500 in
the First Baptist church last Sunday - q
very few minutes. -rSsvannsh News.
The prospect is now that The Ner B,p'
tist church will be dedicsted on the second
Sunday in January. Rev. II. Allen Tup'
per is 10 preach The dedication sermon and
q proiracssd meeting is TO follow immedi
stely,
Tit "B9y Preacher" Harrison lie about
to be married TO one Of his converts, lady
possessed Of a considerable amount Of world
~ goods. II Ia time nov that the hoy
vas dropped from his name. II has no
been descriptive for score or more ofyears
The following table Of statistics con
corning the progress Of Christianity sine
the the beginning has been compiled
Day Of Penteeost, 1000; end Of frst centu
~, SOC, 900. reign Of coest.ntine.s 10000
900; eighth century. so.oooooo; reforms
ton, 100, 600. 900; in 1888. $4,000. 900
Rev. George W. Motley, ssed 50. !
dead a, his home In Ashland, Va, sfts
more than ffty year, service in The Metho
die, ministry. More than quarter Of
century ago, this old gentleman vas "cir
cult rider" Of the section which We lived i
Virginia, and when he came TO our father
ss he nearly invariably did, prior to esel
monthly appointment, he filled our youn
soul with terror, 90 austere was his exteri
or. But be had q kind-hssrt within an
notwithstanding he was known as th
greatest beggar" In the Virginia Confer
snce, be was much beloved by those VII
/ knew hlm. a.. - u f.
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For Sale Privately |!

I offer for sale privately my farm Of G3f 81
ACRES, situated miles 3. f.. OF Nicholasv VILE
on Hickman Creek. In Jessxmine county. The
land 10 In bluegrass and clover and Il in good con-
the state and IL we'll adapted 10 growing tobacco.
The IMPROVEMENTS consist Of frame dwelling OF
rooms With porchss and cellar. . veil sf good va
ter near the door, good barn, stable aud wagon
shed and other necessary out buildings An or
chsrd, stock water abundant aud convenient &C.
The fencing on the creek Il mostly OF stone Plen-
" In good repair. Location IL convenient to
Church, school and mill, will sell the property
low and on easy terms 10 parties desiring home
or viii divide II 10 suit purchasers.
II pot sold by Mar. !. will rent 10 reliable par
ties. MRS. m. A. HERsPERGE R.
2os mo. Iisnly. r. o., Ky.
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-vALUABLE-se
Stanford Town Lots for Sale.

eser sor ssls privately At low price. .nA an
very re..onsble terms, OVEN FTETY
TOWN LOTS In the North East limits of the
city OF Sta nfsrd. More than half OF them are
number Of them within two-thi OF a mile Of
the junction depot, excellentiy located for p<r-
sons engaged In business or have smploymsnf at
that point
These lots are the very best ana most beautiful
~ asd eonyeniently situated for residences that
have ever been ederel for sale In stanford and
my prices tsd erms are such - to place II IN the
then ior ho-n< m 81 So n = - = -
They all 'front.' upon new streets. which have Just
been opc.ed, the bsOadest aud beat IN Stanford.
The sou 10 a. rich "A any IN Kentucky. Most OF
the hnt 10 % level as require no grading and the
yery lest we'll water can be had a depth Of from
20 70 70 feet.
They wIll be cold 10 none bat White persons
map Of them Gao b seen Al my once
EOS mo. w. A MILLER.
a stanford, ~.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

Thirty Eve hundred residences have
been built in 81. Paul during the past year
and three hundred and forty.three business
blocks Among the buildings just begun
i.s 81 100000 hotel.
Prof. Van Bruennipg, once Gsrmsn
Baron, died in New Haven. He brough,
So. 900 TO this country few years ago, but
lost Il all In gambling, and became mis-.
anthrope and iuallys tramp.
Will some philosopher. or physiological
or siatis,icisu explain why IL is that but
1881 men Of the war Of 1872 survive, while
there are 81 1886 widows Of soldiers Of thai
war survivine?-more than four times q,
many women as men.-[ Indianapolis News
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MARRIAGES..

1T. rumored that Judge Kineaid,
private secretary Of Governor Knott, is TO
we'd in a shor, time one Of Covington's fair
cot ladies. on Madison street.--ICOvington
Commonwealth. Et
Prof Green II. Anderson, Of Louis
Vile. who will be remembered BY "ye Olds
folkes", who took part in "ye concerto
last winter, |. very Sue fiddler, was mar
RED last week 10 Miss Lille II. Roberto,
Of Richmond. -
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Mas. wM. DAuGHERrY suffered the
frseture Of both bones Of her risht leg, last
below the knee, Saturday afternoon. She
had just eturned from church, and getting
out Of the buggy, received kick from the
horse, which was intended for dog, with
The above result. DR.. Bronaugh was call
Cd aud rendered the necessary surgical aid
and the patient il now doing we'll.
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locAl VOICES.

Bur PANTS Of Penny a McAlirisr.
MGR stosk Of birthday cards Al Penny A
McAlister's.
srAsDAnD ready mixed paints at Nc
Roberts a etseg's.
Jos. HAS Hog Cholera Cure. Penny
A McAlister sole agents.
BRANp new stock Of every thing In tie
iewelfy line At Penny A McAlisters.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jswelry repaired
and warranted BY Penny A McAiisier.
FoR corghs, colds, sc, use Compound
Syrup White Pine. Put up In 25c and Soc
bottles. Trial sine Toe. McRoberts a
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PRcE's Life Of Barnes and the Semi
Weekly IsrERIoR Journal one year, for
1850. just the price Of the book alone.
Splendid steel engravings Of Mr.. Barnes
and Mi. Marie, besides other illustrations
are found in the volume Of $40 page.
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THE young gentlemen o. Husionville
gave hop last night in honor Of Misses
Kate Fields. Of Lesvepworth, Kansas. Maud
Miles, Of HsrrSdsburg. and other visiting
Iadies. A Danyille Band furnished the
music and number Of young men from
here svsiled themselves Of the invitation
10 attend.
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PERSONA.

-Mrss MILDRED LEWIS Il visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Ellen Marshall, at Parksville.
Miss JENNIE RocERs, Of Harrodsburg,
sister o. Prcf Abner Rogers, is visiting
here.
--PRErry Miss Nell Duncan, o. L,n-
caster, i- the guest Of her sister, Mrs. K c.
Warren. M .IIIs
MIssrs. ALICE STUART and sallie Muir
ply, Of Crab Orchard. are visiting Mrs. T.
ID. Newland. M.ri 1915
Mis-. JKSxIE HocHE, who has been
visiting Misses. Lizzie and Rosa Wilson
has returned 10 Ksnas. ttII'.
Ma. r r. CHEsAuLr and Mics Helen
Chennult came from Fort Scott, Kansas
10 attend the funerel Of DR. Montgomery.
-MI.s LILLE McwmLrkss. Of Shelby
willie, and Misses Emma Cook and salll,
Waters, Of Danvills, are the CUES, Of Mrs
NJ. @. Nsvius.
Ma. 8. r. SrAes has retained from
Cincipnsu and Mr. T. X. Walton from
Louisville. whittier they went TO lay ia
their Christmas supplies
Ma soorr HERPERaER and family
Of ys.smine, are visiting his wifes parents
Squire John Land. Ia another column
Mrs. II. offers for sale privately her 6n'
farm In Jes-smins county.
IN. D. Huenn. Eso.. editor q the Con
sui K<.f.eiy Nss-, made us pleasant cal
ths oshsr pigAi. Has giving he reopl
Of GAusrd srood p&pss and se an glad ts
know lhsf DIR suprrcisss "A. .faE
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

The O. n AN. r. R.-Ths Lincoln
County Court at ils Jsnssry. Aern, 1889.
paced % order that the Legislature be
pe.i,ioned 70 pc. an act sssspsing from
TAXATION for county purposes for period Of
thirty year. the railroad and other TAXABLE
rsilrosd property Ia Linceln county of the
Cincinnsii, Green River Il Nsshville X r
In the event said rsilrosd shall be located
tNVaxh sid coupiT, With IL. tsrnisus at
Richmond Junction, such period Of exsmp-
lion 20 run from the time when said rail-
road shall be completed in Lincoln coun-
W" 4 bill 70 eject the purpoes Of this or
der win be presented 10 the Legislature 90
soon as Il meets and there is no doubt Of
its passage. 10 addition TO this sction on
the parto ,bs Court the r., r, Compilles
has secured the rieht-of.wsy through the
county, and some depot grounds, obtained
contributions Of ties and other materials
that 20 10 the construction Of railroads, and
in order that the matter may be brought
properly before President Hunupgtoa and
his Board, Cts'rnssh d. W lvsndtseer
calls meeting Of the Committee at the
Courthous nsxt Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock and also asks that as many citizens
Of the county a. eau attend be present. The
Committee Il composed Of the following
gentlemen: w. II. Miller, John II. Reid.
James A. Harris. Forestus Reid, John O.
Neal, DR.. ssmual q. Hooker, Dwight l.
Root, X. L. Tanner. James J. Mex inney,
Tbos. c. Jasper, James J. Drys +, NJ.
Ware. NJ. l.. Richards. Samuel II. Bangh-
man, q. IL. Mckinney. The advantages Of
securing the terminus Of the road can not
be over-estimaied and we trust our cilizens
will appreciate them in their true light.
We must not lie Idle and say the road is
bound 10 b. built from here anyway, for
such i not the case, Danvills Is working
hard to secure Il sndt her citizens are fully
awake 10 the Importance Of securing Il.
Our route has lie advantages. but not so
great that money can no, change IT'S loca
tion 10 our disadvantage and loss Ii will
be seen BY "a article in another column
that the projectors are ready 10 begin work
on the Nashville end ofthe road.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

Tnr eorgsou. beauty of,he Ky sfier sun
act, which hss been 90 rmsrkable on fair
evenings fcr The last month or %. has caas-
ed the Eastern scientists 10 attempt aolu-
ton Of the cause and they give IL ss their
opinion lhsi the earth O. pow pacing ,hro'
a me,eoric rome and that J, l. The meteoric
du-, falling through our atmosphere which
reflects the light We see. ll.f
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1T Is with deep regret that We nots the
failure Of our snterprising citizen, Nj.
Geo. ID. wearen. which has been made pub.
lie BY an attachment run on all his proper
" 10 secure the debt Of Mr.. J. w. McAlis.
Ter, Of 81. Joe, Mo. We learn from Mr.
we4ssn that his liabilities reach psfhaps
81, 900 while his available assets, counting
out bad debts, figure up about $4,000
The reason Of his failure is the heavy ioss
es he sustained In grain In 1889 and subse'
qusnl bad luck. We understand that there
Is disposition on the part Of bis creditors
10 take all his property and relieve Mr.
wearen from further obligation and he is
willing TO surrender everything, He has
worked sxcesdlhsly hard 70 pay his debts
aud no one doubts his honesty and inlegri-
" in the matter We sincerely hope that
some arrangements can be made whereby
be eau continue business.
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As Is our custom before Christmas, one Of
the Issue. Of neat week, u not both will be
double the usual size. Several gentlemen
have promised us special articles Cor IL, in-
GLIDING one descriptive Of tho country and
altogether Il will be q very Interesting
number. The edition will be much larger
than ordinarily and il viii therefore be an
extra attraction for advertisers who wish to
bring their "Chrislmas Trix" before the
public. Ycrbum SAT sap.
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PERsoSs desiring large pictures for holi.
day presents will come ss early as possible.
We are now well supplied with everything
to make your work 6rst-class. Life-size,
down to a gem" Satisfaction guaran-
teed, q. W. ShsfIer.
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Mas. BErsY NEvius has q lemon bush
which she has been cuItivsiing about two
years and there are now on Il two lemons
about twice a. large a. they grow 10 their
native cline.
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TaE Frat NsiionAl Bsah eAs closed the
entire day Friday In honor Of the memory
Of DR.. Montgomery. one Of lie directors
from lie sris,sncs ssd for several year
prior. when the institution was run ss a
Deposi, Bank, making 20 years Of service
in that capacity. II is understood that the
doctor leaves no will
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A zoe Blue-Grass Farm Of a20 Aeses. situated
IL niles East Of Crab Orchard, on the Nj. Nerucn
noad, known a. the Watts iann. large portion
there las good tto sloy ffame dwelling snagood
improvements out .L.... .' . I.-
AZ the ssms time and place, I VII alao sell :
tract Of about no Acres, 81 uaie mile south u
Grab Orchard, being same bought OIL Henley Md
dlelont heirs, and well umbered. -.r' n
TKRns;- One third eaah, balanoe Ia one aud two
years equal Installmen.s With interest irOm date,
having the force a. a ,eect Of Judgment and Len
retained on the land isr the pufohase aoH0Y. fsf-
sons wishing 70 cay, vill call ON q, W. JAl4e a
Of sirniord. ~ 10. OySLEt.~LlA
Ek(cuior &c, Humber, deep
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VIZ hsvea line Of Geo. n. zeigIer's fine
shoes We will close ont At cost, Bdmis,on A
Owsley.
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Twelve pounds Of nice brown sugar for
81, Al Bright a Currans
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A GOOD lot Of boots and shoes that were
carried over from last year viii be closed
out at J. W. fIayden's at reduced prices.
Take look before buying.
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McRoBERrs a srAoo will open their
Christmas goods tomorrow, the ] 9Th, call
early and thereby avoid the rush.
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A BEAUTIFUL PLAGUE given 10 every
purchaser Of a dollars worth or over, At J.
W. Hagdenf.
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We can offer you the incest and freshest
line Of csnned goods In town and at the
lowest prices. Metcalf a Owsley.
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eemR. Is sALEoFLANDs

Lincoln Circuit Court. Chas. l. Harris Heirs,
W Chas l.. Harris Heirs. Notice Of Sale.
Pursuant 70 Judgment herein, Al the October
term, 'e3, Of this Court, the undersigned Conn I.
viii, 81 The dwelling-house on the hrst track
mentioned,
ON SATURDAY, DEC. 10, 1858.
Between II A. N. aud =. NJ, cell 10 the highest
bidder Al public suction, 70 site abe estate Of
Chas. Il Harris, decd, the iollowing lands.
1. A tract Of Hanging Fork land o. IFS acres,
roods and poles; situate on the pike nom STAN
ford and n ustonville, about miles from the lat
ter place, in Lincoln county.
O. u act Of I2l acres q land In Iincsln soanty.
on the South fork OF Green River.
TERMS OF sALE.-Credit Of Q and n months.
Bonds with approved surety. payable 20 Com ~
having the effects OF Judgments
Nov. IS. 1883. i --n---- d N. z. I. 2. {.
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DoS'r forget We have closed our store on
the corner and can only be found in the 70.
iure at the one store, Owsley's Old stand op-
posite Courthouse Bright a Curran.
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DAN d. SrAeo, ia, smiles over the ad.
vent Of bic er.t 400. II arrived Saturday
night add weighed 10 pounds.
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The Boom ha. struck Skaters Gallery
and ke l. a. bug a. can be. All si,tinss
made By him In pssson for the present.
Frames Of all kinds. Good work gusran-
tssd, rsia or shine. Copying Of all hisds
done 70 order.
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In combining our two stocks. ne find
thaa wssrs osss ssesksd on some goods. for
ths nsxs 80 days 700 e.a buy canned scods
at Jour own prics. Bright a Cuusn. .
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NEW ADvERrisExESrs.
LANDS FOR SALE.

Having my lands 20 scattered, l wish to sell
privately the old Lindsey Stephenson farm, on
Dir River near Walnut Flat. containing is71<
acres d good land In good neighborhood. Large
lying between Geo. T. McRoberts and r. r. Gen.
try's on Hawkins Branch. Nice boz house and
brick chimney. All under fence. Plenty FIRE
Address or call on W. n. sfEPHEHsOk,
80 Crab Orchard, Ky.
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Coxr and - our pri.s gun. watch and
clock. eonsthiBg bsw. Given away to
sone one Of our customers. Bright a
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eHAFrER, the photographer, will devote
his time for the present to bic gallery here.
Call and see him,
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suoAR and coaee q, bottom prices at
Meieslf &owleys. tT| 60
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suArrER has jus, 20, ins aies s,nk pl
pisisrs frames for The Holiday trade He
can suit. yau 10 Mind and price.
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Bffosf bSyint Jour cbhsima. c.aAis.,
Fruit "a. call and examine my stock. you
~isi ms messy BY paying GA. q 9.
Nysss.
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fnEsH raisins. prunes. eurrsps, eiiron
and every thing in fancy groceries at Net
eaif 4 Ossley..
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ArrLr Butter. Preserves and Mine, Meat
at Ms,csH q o~sIsyt \
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ON SATURDAY, DEC. I5, Iss,
Public sale!

Vi. .a q: sIs ss . TSS7 SST d .S
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DID you ob..rs, ,hs .drs,i~n.n, q
T. X wsfton.
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La Farming Implements ericuIaI
chinery Keep goods
Ina Central Kentucky, &C prices that viii
fayoraby With those Of dealer where.
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" down she whole evening, making IL an
unusually di-sgreesble winters day. a very
large crowd or friends, which embrsced pso-
pie from many counties remote. attended
the funeral Of Dr., Montgomery, Friday a.
teruoon. EldJ. l. Allen, Of Danville,
relsiive BY marriage and . particularly
warn friend Of the deceased. delivered the
discourse at the Presbyterian church. He
said that he was not there 10 pronounce a
psnssysic ever HE friend. II was not need
ed, for every persoa in the house knew DR..
Montgomery to be warm. hearted, oharita-
bic and hOoorsbls ssntlsmsn. Bat he DID
wish 10 speak Of what he perhaps knew
more than any other man. viz; the doctors
Religious c6avictioss, He had bean with
him great deal and had often converted
with him on spiritual subjects. Less than
six weeks ago be had. BY Invitation, spent
a night with him and In the course Of the
cosvers.hoa The doctor himslf Trough, up
thevubjecs and said he'wxs glad that God
did not require man to believe any par
ticul.f dcsns or creed, but that He held
each man responsible 70 Him alone. and
added that his faith in the saving power Of
God sss sot inhaled with = single doubt
He msaiioaed other remsrks made BY the
doctor 10 the same effect and said that hi
ccngrsssiion might form lie own conciu
sion, bu, ss for himself, knowing Dr.. Mont
gomery - intimately a. he did, he vas con
strained 10 believe that he was an accepted
child Of God and that he was saved from
the wrath 10 come. Mr.. Allen spoke very
fsslingly and convincingly, and bis World
fell like balm on the wounded hearts.
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The city council has ordered that nss
street be opened beginning st the west COR
ner Of Col. Hills lot and running through
Mr.. w. II Millsr's addition TO the Lsncss-
ter pike. The Colonel. Il is said, refuses to
price his damsge and II will be assessed by
. commirsion. Mr. Miller donate, the
right of.vay elem through. The other
new street Is nearly graded aud nice one
Ia L.
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tnarsfxAs candle. ..w. a. Iiissin.'. :
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far'r Of al llsd Il N.lO.lf a Owe
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-28


Our New Loan nuu Improvement %
Investigation Into the matter con.
vinces Us that one Of the most equita.
BILE, reasonable and feasible plans OF
building houses 10 that proposed and
In operation by the Mercantile Loan,
Trust and Improvement company Of
This city, BY investing In shares In
this institution which Is baoked, by
some of our best and most reliable
business men, it becomes possible and
comparatively easy for . man of mod.
crate means to secure q comfortable
home for himself and family. In tax.
ing . certain number of shares, at q
o~ertain monthly payment, In a few
years Q man can own house
Of his own for about the sans 8,
he pays monthly for rent. W.
believe tho Mercantile Loan and Trus,
company, by organizing and opening
up for business, having filed . Ions
felt want In Council Bluffs. Theil
plans and system of loans will beal
the mort careful scrutiny and exam
nation, and we have no hesitancy II
pronouncipg them reasonable ant
equitable, and backed by gentlemen
of honor and integrity. As the com
pany exists 1t becomes ct ono IN In
~stitution of value and credit to on
city and those who desire homes
Their presidsnt Is T, A. kirkland
Woe president, Judge Peake; sec
Rotary, 1. r, Besry; treasurer, Col
Beebe, and their office Is In the base
ment Of Shugart's and Mcmahon
new block, corner First avenue an,
Pearl street gt F'i. "a jsn27-1y
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-28
Grinding Corn and Cob Together.
National Live Stock journal.

National Live Stock Journal.
There have been q great variety OF
opinions expressed upon the value OF
the cob ground with the corn, many
supposing 1t to be injurious to the
coattngs of the stomach, even In
horses, and the pigs stomach has been
thought by some to be incapable OF
managing such hard material as the
scales of the cob; but We long since
experimental with CORE and
cob meal, and found all
these adverse opinions merely lmagi.
nary. We have fed 1t largely both to
swine and horses, and never saw any
Ill effects from it, but, on the contrary,
found It q healthier feed than clear
meal. The advantage of grinding the
cob and corn together is not altogetb.
or In the nutriment of the cob, but
because the cob, being a coarser and
a spongy material, gives bulk,
and divides and separates the
fine meal, 30 az TO allow
a tree circulation of the gastric juice
through the mass in the stomach.
Corn meal, when wet into plastic
dough, Is very solid, and not easily
penetrated by any liquid; and when
pigs are fed wholly on corn meal, they
often suffer with fever In the stomach,
because the meal lies there too long
undigested.