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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11
GEO. o. BARNES in SCOTLAND
"PRAIssD TffE LORD"
= PEfSsHEAD. soorLAsp. I
y ~ I NOVEMBER TO- lssa 4


~ Our sshirs." or county, is Aberdeen
shire; our district" or precinct. is Buchan;
our Temporary hating place, IN route to
@ths city o. hsbits,i0h.' issz above writ
ten. Let me describe ID ~ I do other tran
sisnt sbodes, only as Plscss once visited
and TO which We may never sgAin return.
Il is pleasant Illusion. cherished Al Zach
place, when We leave il. that "soms time or
Other ws shall be back again. Bot well
do Ne know from past szperisnes that Il Is
an illusioa. Of he 50 plsess Walled can
count upon the fingers Of ny two hands the
spots where a return has been permitted.
Andshee will dsmipi.h ssihs asld .efePe-
ration Vi dsas and The iinsa dim'nlHhss'
And yst / csa DO, a al realize, Or sxsm-
pie. that not one Of .hoss who 'sad ihs's
lines, except 10 the way Of the sAgusss Of
possibilities. will see the vriiS sgain THIS
sids sths glory li' 1890 . ~.
Pslsshs.d la place of'oas importance
having population Of 10000, which IN
July and August Is increased TO 10000 BY
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

Mrs. A. j. Rice and Mr.. II. c. Mock who
have been In the vicinity Of Fort Worth
and Dallas, Texas, for the past three weeks.
returned saturday night They think Tex
a. fne country In many respects but moth
ing like old Kentucky sner all.
The friends Of Col. q. II. Dobyns. who
was stricken with paralysis few weeks
ago, we're much pleased TO see him on the
streets again Monday. Everybody hopes
that his recovery may be speedy and per-
msnent.
Saturday was among all Catholics the
day Of the feast Of the Immaculate concep-
ton at ST. Psul's Church here. Father
Brady celebrated High Mas and benedic-
ton Of tine most blessed Sacrament. The
usual survives we're held Sunday morning.
Charles Lytle, who shot and killed
Moilie Bruce Thanksgiving day, was tried
BY an examining court and held for fur
Their trial without bail. II IL not likely
that Lytle intended TO kill the woman, but
a. severe a penalty az the law permits
should be inflicted for his csrslessness.
Miss sallie Russell who has milin-
cry Establishment on Third street near the
Post Office, took an overdose Of stychnine
Sunday night which came near resulting
seriously. She had been taking the poison,
which is a valuable medicine, In minute
doses and owing to the bad light In her
room took too much. DR.. Geo. Cowsn ives
called in and administered the proper anti
dotes.
1t seems TO be an admitted fact that
Gov. Smiley is the champion checker play
or about tbe court house. although th'
Governor himself gets left occasion ally.
In a game the other day with Judge Leo
he told that official that II he made CO.
tain move, he (ihe Judge)would suci so-.
row through an iron spoon. The now
wa. made but ID vas the governor who
sucked the sorrow.
--Dsnvills has heretofore paid but little
attention 10 manufactures, having chiefly
devoted her energies 10 the improvement
Of the minds and hearts Of her inhabitants.
Bat lately an industry has sprung up In
which she takes just pride. References 10
made 70 the manufacture Of bombs and ihose
who heard the specimen that vent OF Sun
day night are asked II they think Blows
roofoa, Of St. Petersburg, could beat IL.
-Harri,on Dunn feeling the need Of a
tonic, on Saturday. and there being none
in the immediate boundaries OF the town
Of his residence which is Dsnvills, tele-
erspbed TO the city and obtained q quart
that was old and mellow. He felt bully
after taking one drink, little better after
the second and especially happy after the
third. when he had taken the fourth be
deemed 1t HE duty to shoot Mrs. Dunn and
Immediately pulled the trigger on her
WIN. Robinson who Vas standing near
grabbed at the pistol and the hammer came
down on his hand irAicting rsinfni
wound. Had il not been for Robinssn's
in,erfer:nce Mrs. Dunn would uudcubsed-
" have climbed the golden stair, o. the
pistol was pointed straight At her heed.
Harrison e In jail charged With being
drunk, devilish and disorderly, and carry
iBe cencesled weapons besides. 80 ~
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11
pANtLLIE. RorLF coUNTr.

-Mizs Pnhs Msicslfs will leave on
Tuesday. for Kansas City. Mo-, where she
will spsnd he winter With the ,iamily Of
Mr.. ) b. welcb, Of that city. Mr.. and
The officers Of the Walnut NJ 4
church Sunday school are preparing tc
Ags an ss.sr,aiapspt, ior he, ch,ldrsa, o.
Ckrisimas eve. The committee met at The
residence OWN. Proctor TO perfect ar
Iangenents.
--0a add after Monday our National
Baskt.siiislOse a. $3.50 p. N. The "pharso'
banks. ifthsrs are any, have no. ye. agreed
apon. ~ hour .for dosing.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

A Nashville dispatch TO the Courier
Journal ssyf:
q. Il. Zimmerman, Of the Cincinnati. Green
River and Nashville railway. and his chief
engineer, Mr.. Lum, have had eonsultA-
ton with some Of the leading business men
Of the city. The consultaiios was informal
and lasted throughout the afternoon. Mr..
Zimmerman laid before the citizens his
plans and purposes. He stated 10 them
that Il was the purpose Of Mr.. Huntington
10 begin work on the road NEXT January and
Il oaly remains for the $500. 900 6rsi mort
GAGE bonds to be taken up On the terms al
ready stipulated in the first proposition.
Mr.. zimmerman, Mr.. Lum, Chief Engin-
ser Foster aod Col. Thes. Claiborne 'Psnt
several hours today ia siuspecting Front
street, The city park and ths various wsas-
sru outlets In the direction Of Northwest
N..h,ilIe; South Front street from the
"a uars 70 The rollios mill hill above high
wafer, the outline Of the bottom Of Wilson
Spring branch and as far ss the Chssssn-
oogs sailway. Messr.. Zimmerman Asd
Lum were very much pleased with the lea
sibiliiy Of their plans. Mr.. Hunting'on'
through Mr.. Zimmerman, has Withdrawn
his previous demand for s260,t00 bonus
n the Mayor and City Council shall
promptly pass the revised ordinance laid
bsjore the railway COMMITTEES, and oa'
banks should take proportional shares Of
the $500, 900 first mortgage paper OF the
ro.d at six per cent. the road will certain
" be built. Mr.. Lum has his orders 10
commenc. his work Immediately.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

Mns. CARLrsLE, wife Of the Speaker. is
now the first woman in the Nation. with a
big N. This CONES about BY the President
having no wifssnd senator Edmund being
sick virtuaIly fe,ires bic. Mrs. Carlisle il
FULLY capable 70 lead and shine In any 20
ciety, for she is described o. a most elegant
and accomplished lady.
VINO would have thought that the Door
keeper Of the Naiionsl House has 90 po-
ntions at his disposal3 And Jet Il Is true
Can any one conceive, even though he
stretch his imagination like gum elastic
string, what the little rmr can End to do
h..,fe. dra~ uasrsf
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

o. q. srEALkv. abe Ga Washington
correspondent, is never sati'fed unless he
isxuessing. Once in \ while, as in the case
Of Carlisle, he hits the nail on the head but
most ~ uslly gets left. His mighty brain
IL nov vrestlipg with the question as to
~hsn Carlisle will give chsirmanships.
He thinks the chances are in favor Of Black.
bun getting that Of Appropriation. tho
ssurtssy may cause it 70 60 to Randall IL
Is gratifying to be told that Phil Thompson
asss not desire chsirmanship, for il is
srissea "Blessed are they that expect moth
ing Cor they shall not be disappointed"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11
OPERA HOUSE FOR RENT.

Sealed proposals win BE- Tecslssd TN 4 N. Dec.
ID To- The lsnss u the stafford Opera Hos.s. iof
/ NO Yeas beelpning Dec. 70, 1888. bond with Ap-
proved security inquired OF lessee. Right 70 r.
lect any or all bids nse..e' ~ S,ast -
Board. w. ~. WAkIOns
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11
1854.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

Hup.r's Ba1ar Is At one. the most brilliant add
usalul Household Jourpais IN existence. II h the
ack ged afbiter Of fsshlor 10 this county
LIS fashion plates the newest and most sty lish
alone are worth many times the csst o. subscrlp-
ton. Its illustrations Of art needleroFk are from
the hest sources It's literary and artistic merits
are Of tho highest order. its stories. poems and
essays are b. the hrst American and European
authors Its choice art pictures eould oil port
iollos, and IL humorous GUS are the most anaa.
Ing 70 be found In any Journal In America A
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

IKE snuddls at the Lexington Lunatic
s-ylun = shiskspsd ~ ths appoistnnt Of
I. Logan Hooker to be Steward Of the in.
stitstioa, vice Capt. Morgan. brother Of
~ i.is Gen. John II, removed. itis cd
a. Morgan viii b waste. because
q sprssia a.sursness made him By parties
wAs we're Gu opposed 10 speak for the Gov
er.or himself. owefnl
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

HoLDERs Of the noes Of the Bank Of
Tennessee will learn with qualification thst
ssOoO00 Of the ass els Of the bank are 10
bsvsid 10 thea. ths ch@hssu Cart at
N.shvills having entered final deciestp
thai end.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

meeting ofthe ssoekholdsrs Of the National
B.nk Of Hnuionsills will be held At then banking
house An Hustonville, on Tuesday sth day Of JAn.
1854, ior election Of pine directors 70 serve ior
year 1856 ~ W. Hochhh,
..0I. ilf.. .fi Cashier.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

srnoEs efforts are being made to get
President Arthur to interfere in behalf Of
o,Donasll, the slayer Of informsr Carey. on
the grounds that he is m American citizen,
having been nstuzli.sd in Ohio. what
ever 10 done, Il will have 70 be done quick
", for the day Of his death has been fixed
f,r asxt Monday. 49, -
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

In can be imagined how much thicker
osssssssksrs are IN Washington, than vio-
Ii.iuss in the Piutorian REGION, when itg l.
tod that there are 400 rppliassisiiss asivsr
he Houss mail wagon and that the nan-
bsr Of those desirous Of serving their eouu-
Try, increases In thssalps ratio as the val
ne Of the Office.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

Postage Free TO all subscribers In the unitsd
State o. Canada.
The solumes Of the Bazaar begin with the nrst
Number Tor January Of each year when no Il me
IL mentioned, IA win be understood that the sub
scriber wishes 10 c0minence vita the humber neat
after the recelpt Of order.
Tbs last -Four Annual Nolames Of harper's ~.
postage paid o. by express Hee Of expense (pro-
vlted the freight does not ekofed one dollar per
xolpnle i0T a. % per VOID
ine, viii be sent BY mall, postpaid, on receipt of
Of u 90 each.
Money Order or Draft, n avoid ohances Of loss.
NeUspapersa q not 70 copy this adgeriisement
without the ex press order u hAefEa bRorn Eha
address HARPEa a BRornnss, New York
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

axzzx wArD BE.GHER, b becoming
bssad-spiri.ed in his old days, He said %
. .s ssiag Of Tariff Reform Club; The
ii.s - se.s. i am slatts ssy, In which
ssusAsra men must be tskss IL snosg oar
sulsrA We need them. They need ~,
ssaws want them all. The period o. eco
sss.s1isa ha, passed. There L nov no more
xsssA, sousb, Eat Of West, BAT onlI the
usiztsd States Of America "
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

VIZ ere glad to observe that Senator Ed
ruu.ds has introduced . bill to abolish the
irsa- dad oath, which Speaker Carlisle took
q. ssuumiDg The duties q his ofiics. The
Esw Nerk HuuId very properly ssys thst
this oath Is relic or war Legislation, which
h.s not only outlived every reason which
pronpsedits adoption. but IL serves to keep
an . dircrimina.ion which has become an.
wsrrsnssd and isvidices n Is high time
sl..s this distraction between Northern md
ssushsrs public neo bs~s~ept swsy. Let
the ,sns o4th be sdnfnisteredto I'LL alike.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

Fssosl ths ansvsIs 70 large number Of
lesl<n Of inquiry rslsiiye 10 the popular
feeling toward Arthur's candidacy for the
domination in 1884. the, Nsx~ York Word
eoaelndes that be will have ths support 81
die cid Grant Gro wd and will be opposed BY
ths Blaine wing efParsy. gE-l r-l /
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

LuKE BLAcKBURE has opened barber
shop, AT Versailles. We knsw hs ropldl
come 10 il. Water never fails 10 Geek its
l.yel Iil1lgp ga al
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

TIM Louisville COamersioi ssrcss,icslly
en- sess,s that Phil. Thompson be made
Chairman Of the Judiciary COMMITTEES With
pc~sr to reviss the "unwrittsn law"
Speaking Of Thompson reminds rs that We
have 10 directly hon head quarters that IL
is his intention to make the race for Con
cres- again. We are very sure, however,
that W hen he comes 10 look over the field,
and hears, as we do every day good democrats
say that they will not vote for him II nom
mated, he will change his mind and save
hinsslf an inslorious defeat Three terms
an consress for man Of his calibre, from a
district with hundreds Of men more compe-
tent and worthy, must safety him. Our
people are tired OF rewsrdipg mediOcriiy
- lswl>esnce@u ssraHi- - "A
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

TEE Bovlisg Green 2ines expresses NE
sentiment Of every honest man when u
ssys that. ~Tbe country needs no National
Bankrupt Law. There are already too many
vsys BY which dishonest men can get out
Of pairing Just debts Nearly -sil-onr
lswu on the subject are made for the bene-
sssS the dsbsss, ard the rssezAs srs nss
siswia t.kine sdvsnags Of them. Wal
d. hsueassA and other ezsmptions 10
O.. q nssA - dsbt i wossh % ~ 10
sszIsrs D fs. one Of thsss swi.dIisg gen
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

Irsny thing were neededto convince the
public that Tom Henry is not worthy Of
ihe confidence that has been reposed 10
him by too generous people, bis letter 70
the Frsnkfsrt Yeomon has fully supplied Il.
The document is written In don't care a
d-n-if.Ld did style, not Ut all in keeping
rish the humble spirit and promise never
10 DO % again Of his card before his cleo
ton. he admits that he has been drunk
On one or two occasions, but he did not
bother any body and consequently II wa
sobody's business, The whole thing bears
ssAe impress Of an ungra,eful snd unsp-
yreciaiive being, who seems to defy public
sentiment and to feel, II he does not say IL
in 20 many words, II am in now. get me
cut IL you can" We more than ever urge
hat III care be Investigated and IL the hall
sls.s is told betrue. that his Office be taken
from him. He is disgrace 10 the party
which bonored him with it's votes.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-11

Farming Lumberl
Gall on ps 90 write for proa. We hep lslss
stock and viii DO our beat % plsAae you In PEies
and quality Of msierial.
llIa,.. cd li0l.i
DASyILLE PLASiSG MIL CO
i7s-Sms Danvills. ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-19

DISSOLUTION or BoYD d PoNCS.-
Proceedings were instituted yesterday
for the dissolution Of the well-knovn
firm of Boyd d Poncin. II IL but prop
or 10 say that this is not the result OF
any financial pressure, as the assets are
very largely in excess Of all liabilities
Il will be matter of general regret that
the gentlemen composing this firm have
determined TO close out their business,
as the "Arcade" has grown 70 be one Of
the institutions Of Puget Sound. and has
long afforded q forcibls example OF
what may be accomplished in this coun-
try by energy and industry. Messrs'
Boyd d Poncin engaged in business
here few years ago with linn
tied capital and dependent en-
tirely upon their own reSour.
ces, Mr.. Boyd experimenting the
sales In the store, and Mr.. Poncin hav-
ing charge Of the finances and genera
direction of the business policy and
management Of the firm. Both have
labored faithfully for the common in
terest, and that their work has beet
well done, and that the business hal
been managed wisely and ably. Is abund
antly shown by the condition Of the firm
today. In q comparatively short timt
and In the face OF a powerful competi
ton, they have acquired fine proper
| ty, including the elegant building the.
now occupy, and have taken rank a
one of the leading dry goods houses il
Western Washington. This is recort
| few men M young AZ Mes rs. Boyd 4
Poncin can boast Of, and great credit ]
due, particularly to the junior membe
Of the firm, for the keen foresight an,
prudent but liberal management which
have brous hit about such a result.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-19

We take pleasure in mentioning the
fact that Mr.. F. Fan, of the well
known firm of Ian Bros, Of Portland,
Oregon, is in the city, stopping at the
Arlington House. The firm IL the iarg-
eet on the Pacific Coast in the manu-.
facture of wooden, willow ware and
bronzes. Each department il conduct,
ed under a separate management, and
none but the most skillful and best
workmen are employed. They are also
sole agents for the W. Wadleigh Whose
son is cashier of the First National
Bank of this city, celebrated oil pol,
ished axe handles. The extern i've and
varied lot of brooms, tubs, pals, wash
boards, butter firkins, measures, step.
ladders, cheese safes, etc., etc., brought
along with him merely as samples, are
something immense, and no douo'
when our merchants call at the Airing
ton Hotel to examine his stock they
viii be greatly surprised to see the SO.
lected and fine lot of goods they have
before them. Mr.. Ian will be in thu
city about q week, and feels safe in say
inc that the merchants will do well u
examine his complete and large lot OF
samples. IL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-19

The schooner American Girl in the
line of Chas. Il. Wells, sailed from San
Francisco for Seattle, September 10th,
having on board q full freight consigned
as follows:
whatcom-T Louis ia packages,
Smith i Parsons 6.
Port Tovnsend-C c Bartlett d Co
$50 packages. c F Clapp 50, PIummer
Bros d Terry 20.
LaoonnsrJ & G Caches lo6 pack
ages
Snohomish-Cozegys d vestal 146
packages.
Tacoma 8 Baker 20 packages,
Lister Houehton i Co. 100 packages.
Steilacoom-E A Light d Son 10
packages. Z Z Rogers 10.
Olvmuia-J Meacham i Co, 8 pack
ages. L slcott Brothers 36. A ID Chan
ders 10. G. Resenthal 80, l. Bettman "a,
] Harris y, s Williams IA, A Farguhar
3. 5 C Brantigan 30. ~
SeattIe-Phillips Bros ia, y n
Brewster 4 Co Az, Humphrey 4 Low
man l, Waddell 4 Miles IL. Foss q
Borst IL, w Z Jones 80, Densmore q
johnson 100. w A Smith l, johnson q
Peterson 3, Ballard & Hatfield 60, z
Stone d Co 100, E Lobe d Go ~: W
Chilberg I45, s Baxter 4 Co 10, ID Uhi-
fielder 8, Kellogg 4 Snyder 30, Hotaling
Liquor Association Sc, Smith d Farrar
Ii. ] NJ Pearlman 6, q N Gosllng l,
Washington Iron Works 40. Ballard q
Sox L., Rsntou Coal company 3S, har-
rinqton 4 Smith 1897.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-19

The Tacoma Lsdeer has them again.
These attacks Of terminal Jim jams
grow in Frequency and intensity. This.
medical authority assures CO. ID charac-
teristic Of that disorder. It's issues OF
lass Saturday and Sunday demand i'm
mediate action by the Commissioners
of Lunacy. Istears its clothes. il LAGER
stes itself, and wildly shriekine only
Tacoma is the Terminus SNAPS like a
mad dog at the byssanders. Let % APP
ply an antidote as usual by quotations
Our visitors have also learned and
seen that IL the talk about the western
eru Terminus of the Northern Pacific
Railroad being At Seattle 10 simply out-
raceous living Of the most objectionable
character. They saw the IN
sane folly Of Mr.. Acting Mayor kasin's
telegram 10 the Mayor Of st Paui claim
ing the WesternT Terminus Of the North
ern Pacific Railroad to be at Seattle
Ledger. Sept. 10th.
Senator Kasson, of Iowa, one of the
"visitors' above referred TO, spoke TO
an audience Of 5000 persons at the Uni
versity grounds in the city Of Seattle on
Saturday, September 18th, 1883. The
Senator said:
Ladies and gentlemen: l have not
words with which 70 adequately express
nv feeling Of qualification. ! am TO
some extent surprised as | witness at
last this terminus of the transconti-
mental line and the members of society
Who have taken possession of It. We
have been in search for long while Of
the terminus Of the Northern Pacific
railroad. We found it first at Port
Land and We hurrahed over it. We next
found 1t in the neiehborhood of IA
lama ard we hurrahed over it. We
came ever here and We were sure We
had found IL at Tacoma; but after w
had come to Seattle, my first words
were and my original and present
Judgment is, that for the first time and
for the last time also We have found the
western terminus Of the Northern Pa.
cific railroad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-19

QUITE AN ADvANTAGE.-The settlers
ON the upper Yakima, by their nearness
to Seattle, will enjoy much better privi-
lepes in some respects than the people
around this burg, for the reason that
thew will not have to travel to exceed
100 miles to reach Seattle. This is par
ticularly true as to the condition of the
ranchers on the Teauaway and Gle ell
nm. who can haul their surplus products
to the best market, and do their own
freiphting. The wagon road will be
everything for them. Khtitas LOealiser
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-19

A. ID. Hsxen, Third Assistant Post.
master General, spent two days here
last week. He was surprised. upon sss.
ing the life, business and population oi
the town. 10 learn the inadequacy Of the
poItal service. and he went away defer.
mined apparently 10 do what be could
10 remedy the evils 30 loudly and bit
tsrly complained of. He says that il
viii be short time only until free Yet.
ter delivery Il established In th;s city.