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RELIGIOUS.

Mt. Sterling will probably get the Epis
copal High School, having subscribed $50,
600 for that purpose.
On account Of the dedication Of the
Turnsrsville church next Sunday Ed. w
B CloYd will not preach at GIvens' that
day, but on the % Sunday in-tead.
Rev. Geo. o. Barnes letters from
abroad are published regular in the Stan
ford JOURNAL, and form an interesting fea
ture Of that most excellent paper. -[Cour
Ter Journal.
Elliott Il Bateman were awarded the
contract for building the Presby terian churcl
at Tunnel City, kings Mountain) thi
county, at 81 200. This il the result o
DR.. Guerrants' preaching there.
The Baltimore Conference Of the NJ
f. Church South, now in session a
Charlesiown. w. Va, reports 37S churche
valued at S76S.OOO and s5 parsonages a
sl27 900. IL also has 4S7 s. Shoots will
2sOOO scholars.
The Rev. Geo. O. Barnes, who ha
written 80 many interesting letters to th'
Stanford (Ky ISrERIoR JOURNAL, is con
tinuing a graphic series from London
which are very properly made special fea
lures oftbai excellent paper. They will
be continued as long as Mr.. Barnes il
abroad. and ought 10 greatly increase th'
IsrERIoR JoURNAL's subscription list =
fIouiaVille Commercial
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
Near Mcconmaek's churh.

Mrs. NJ. A. Martin has leased her farm
to her son, Mr.. Will Martin, for years for
81, 900.
MIR N. w Hughes was compelled to
dismiss his school last week on account Of
sickness.
Mr.. w. G. Mccormack returned from
the mountains with cattle. He reports cat
tie scarce and prices high.
Miss Matte Pruett, Of Perryville, and
Miss Owens, a beautiful strawberry blonde,
are the guests Of Miss Allie Hubble.
Miss America Hughes has just COM
pleted a silk spread containing over 1000
pieces, which is a marvel of beauty. o,
yes, Miss America!
Two Of our neighbors went fishing Sat
urdAy evening and caught so pounds Of
fish in few hours, Not a good day for
the business either.
Miss Eva n. Bradley is teaching
school at Bradley School house. This is
Miss Evas first school and we are happy
to know that she is giving great satisfac-
lion.
Little Clarence, son Of Mr.. Montgom-
cry Lytle, is quite SICK. Mrs II T. Bush,
is still an invalid. Mrs. B. +. Powell still
continues III; her mother, Mrs John De-
Psuw, is with her. Win Mccormack, Jr..
is chilling.
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Personal.

Mn w.S FRANors has returned from
Brownsville, Tenn.
Coz. GREEN, Of the Richmond Opera
House, was here yesterday.
-MIss MATTE +. HoPKISs. Of Chris
lian county, is visiting Mrs. Abe Smith.
Ma ID. b. EDMIsroS has gone to Gin
cinnsti TO lay in his spring stock Of dry
goods, nc.
--MEssRs. J. W BRowS and J. b. Fish
two rising young attorneys Of Mt Vernon
were here attending court.
-PRoF. T. + CLELLASp, Who is teach
ing a very nourishing school in the Given'
neighborhood. called to see us Saturday.
Miss MARY l.. RoBARDs, a very
handsome young lady Of Hannibal, Mo, ~
the guest Of Misses Ella and May Givens
-Hos. PHiLIr b TnoNrsoS, sR, o
Hanodsburg, the sharpes, and best crimi
nal lawyer In the State, il attending Cir
cult Court
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The Nelson Record has reports Of salei
Of two cotsworld rams at $50 and shfop
shire ewes for $500.
DR. r. NJ Nunnelley, says the Clark
Democrat, raised IS barrels Of corn per
acre on 40 acres and sold IL at 81 per bbl
equal 81 ,44O.
Splendid pair Of mare mules from l6l
TO II hands high for sale. A. o. Chenault
Milledgeville, Ky.
--Traylor's premium black stallion will
make the present season At John 8. Yam.
ky's stable near Springfield, Washington
county, Ky.
One grade yearling bull, beautiful in
form and two fresh cows with young calves
for sale. Apply 10 Richard Bib, near
Mckinney, Ky.
BY the burning Of a frame barn in
shipman, lows, ls5 head Of cattle we're
smothered and in prairie FIRE near Arksn.
sas City, Kansas, 400 sheep we're roasted
alive.
Spears Fisher reports the sale Of Mrs.
Sarah Bailey, which occurred on satur-
day, a. iollow- Cows Sl5 to S55; 2-year-
olds, $l5; yearlings $40 and sucking calves
$l2 so to $40; mares Ss5 to $40; geldings
500 To Sl25 Hogs about 8 cents, and
corn 81 40 in the crib. Homemade Sor
ghum so cents per gallon.
Sales Of large mules at SlG0 each; a
lot Of small do at 500 to $l4O; 2 pair Of
large unbroke mules 1925 and lG head 10
hand do for 81, ,255 are some Of the mule
sales reported in the Bowling Green Gd1ette;
also sales Of 20 head year.old cattle for
June delivery at 81 cents; 6S head 225 to
2l0lb hogs At OF and the celebrated jack,
Antonia, for $3.50
Reports to the Chicago Tribune from
43 points in the wheat belt Of Illinois indi
cate that the injury to the coming crop
from the IIessian fly and the cold winter
will he abont 25 per cent The St Louis
Post Dispatch has reports from 200 counties
in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Kansas, Missouri and Texas, which show
that in Missouri and Kansas the condition
Of the crop is good. Tennessee and Illinois
furnish fair reports, bat in Kentucky and
Indiauna the crop has been much damag
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CIRCUIT CouRT-MINoR CONVICTED
The trial of Froman Minor, charged with
the murder Of John 3. Ferrill, which COM
menced on Wednesday, ended on Saturday
afternoon with verdict Of life imprison-
ment in the penitentiarY. Most Of our
readers will remember that the murder
occurred at Milledgeville during the per.
formAnee Of disreputable minstrel show
By Booker Brothers on the 9th Of Febru
AIRY, 1882; that there arose a drunken row,
in which Ferrill was engaged and in which
Minor subsequently took a hand. The
proof showed that when he went to the
scene, Fetrill avowed the greatest friend.
sbip for Minor, who is said TO have re-
marked, "that's d-n lie; you would kill
me II you got half a chance" Shortly az
terwards, Minor fred two shots and in the
-camper that they caused in the room the
lights we're extinguished The third shot
fred in the darkness, did the work, and
but one witness swore directly that he saw
from the Aash that Minor fired II. The
circum.tantisl evidence, however. that he
did Il was pretty conclusive. After the
shooting Minor made him'elf scarce around
those puris, or at least he did not show him
self. Ferrill lived a number Of days, and
finally Minor was taken in on a $500 re
ward and lodged in jill here, where he has
been ever since. When the case was given
to the jury they reported after lengthy
consultation tha, they could not agree,
but the Judge ordered them TO make an
other effort, and when they returned IN
hour or two later they 'aid that they had
agreed, and the foreman read the verdict
The handsome features Of the accused nj
unce became detected, bat mistaking the
polling Of the jury when each is ssked IL il
il his verdict and replies in the affirmative
for promise to petition the Governor
for his pardon, he ehesred up wonderfully
On his way TO Jail the Sheriff, surprised at
at the cool manner In which he heard the
verdict, asked him the reason, when he
gave him the above. II was explained ia
him that be had made a mistake, when he
seemed to become deadly sick and sent for
his relatives file swearr that he will new.
sr leave that Jail Tor the penitentiary, but
will suicide 6rst The standing Of the jury
when they reported disagreement was, We
learn, II for hanging and fora life sen
tence. the IL finally going over to the one
wise man.
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cndb Orchard.


On last Tuesday, March 20, at 1880 P.
NJ, Mr.. ]. T. Chadwick and Miss Kate
shivel were united in marriage by Rev. j.
NJ. Bruce at the Baptist church. Having
repaired early to the church i found ii
most Artistically beautifed and rapidly
filling with a fashionably attired assem-
blage Of good looking people. Punctual to
the moment the wedding party was an
nounced by sweet strains Of music floating
in rich luxurious volumes from the piano
and in graceful harmony Herewith the
bridal party passed up the aisles and 'front.'
ed the audience from position about two
feet in front Of the pulpit and without
seconds delay, Rev.. NJ. Bruce, in beau
tiful and most impressive ceremony, uni
ted the destinies Of Mr.. J. T. Chadwick and
Mss Kate shivel-making them husband
and wife. As from a reserved seat / look
ed upon the bride and lady attendants, j
found myself trying to determine in my
own mind which was the most beautiful,
but after a critical examination / gave up
the vexed problem recognizing my insbili-
~ to solve it, While admitting the differ
ent styles of beauty presented by these la
dies yet in each beheld physical perfection
adorned by spirituality which stamped
them as superior beings given by beneh'
cent Creator to bless the pathway OF man.
The attendants, Mr.. ]. W. james with
Miss Judith King and Mr. J. c. King with
Miss Kittie Higgins accompanied the
groom and bride with few other chosen
friends to the residence Of Mr.. ]. M. Hsr-
ris, where superb supper, under the sn'
pervision Of Mrs Hannah Steger, a daugh-
ter of Mr.. Harris, awaited them. Among
the guests was Prof. T. w. Tobin, Of Lou
isville, distinguished chemist and scien-
list temporarily here. Miss Louana james,
the pianist, under the inspiration Of the oc-
casion, was radiant with beauty. The mu-
sic was sweet enough to have quieted the
troubled spirit of Saul, the wicked king Of
Israel snd will long be remembered as the
grandest musical triumph ever witnessed
by the denizsns Of Crab Orchard. The ar
rangements we're under the supervision OF
Mrs. I. G.. Moore and we're indeed credita-
BILE to her. The groom is connected iu
mercantile business with Mr.. A. ] sigler
and is highly respected for Probity Of char
acter and known business capacity. The
bride i. the step-daughter Of Mr.. Thomas
C. White. one Of our most intelligent and
substantial farmers She has always been
favorite in our society, distinguished fol
her practical good sense and admitted tc
combine in character all the elements that
20 to adorn and beautify woman. 1t was
impossible TO come within the circumfer'
ence Of her influence without perceivinl
the innate purity Of her mind and being
lifted into au atmosphere supremely enjoy
able to the tempest tossed mariner OF earth
May the Lord ever bless them is the uni
yersal prayer here.
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MADISON COUNTY.
Richmond.

Hon. c. A, Pastello ia dead and MIR.
Benz. Boggs is critically i'll Of pneumonia.
DIR. S. X. He'll is now conducting a
proIracted meeting here. with some success
DIR. J. W. Pratt is improving slowly
from his violent attack Of paralysis, and
hopes are now entertained of his recovery
w. NJ. Miller and John +. White both
decline to make the race for the Legisla'
ture, leaving Mr.. ]. X. Burnam the only
candidate.
The Kentucky Central is pushing ii'
track laying rapidly. Should it fail to
run train to this place by July Let, il for
feits Madison's $500, 900 subscription.
Judge French Upton was in town
few days last week, after very successful
trip to Mexico. lie is agent for the Z. X
Mason Manufacturing Co, OF the Kentucky
Penitentiary II Register.
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TWO GOOD JACKS.
AbdalIah Messenger!

Red bay stallion; Is hands; ioaled 1875; bred by
Chas. Dunn, stanford, KY; sired by Messenger
Chief, sire OF Maud Messenger; 5-year-old record
225s4; Marvel, 5year-old record 2:2s; Abel Abdal-
2;25; Rens C., 2:2o gait at years old; Matte MeD
220 gait at years old; Maggie Stewart 220 gait at
3 years old, and other promising ones lat dam Su.
2ls1S; Annette. 2;25Z; 7. A., 2:26; Young senti-
mel, 2:26; Vivandiere, 2.26l5; Mgnon, 2:271t Ca
pou, 22s; Grand Sentinel. 2:2914. sentinelis full
GlOster, 2i7; Alley, ai9; Bodine, 2;isI4 Driver,
2l91z; Hunter. 2;2O5<; Amy, 2:201f, and a score
more In the 2:30 class I'd dam Kitty Rivers, the
dam Of BERTHE Girl, 2-year-old record $780, 4-year
old record. 2:37. and the gandam Of Maud Mes
sengsr, 5-year-old record, 2:25s4; by Alexanders 8
Abdaliah, the sire Of Goldsmith Maid, 2:14; Rosa
II1d; 22i94 ThCrndale. 2;221 I AIpSnt Aod@lish
dam Of Kentucky Wilkes 2:2l, aAd the grandam
Of SO So 2I71S and Red wilkes, sire OF Phil Thomp-
son, s-year-old record, 2;2lD by Comet; by sher-
man Morgan, the sire Of Vermont Black Hawk the
sire Of Ethan Allen and many other trotters. Red
Jackets dam was sired by hali-brother TO Black
Hawk. 4th dsm an extra road mare brought from
the North by W. l.. Vance, Of Mercer couuty, and
said to be OF Messenger blood. sentinel and Alex
ander's Abdallah are both by Rysdyk's Hamble-
tonian, the graudsire Of Maud s., 2:i01f, and the
sire Of Dexter, 2171<; Nettie, 2iS; Orange Girl,
22O; GareIIe, 22i; Jay Gould, 22iIS aud 50 Others
with record Of 2;3O aud better. Messenger Chief
was sired by Abiallah Pilot, sire OF Pickard, 2is1
Red Jim, S-year-Old ,ecord, 2.2s. LIST dam Is sis
scotts Thomas, 2:2 by Mambrino Messenger sire
Of Lewinski, 2;251t I'd dam by Mambrino Chief,
sire Of Lady Thorn, 2:is1f; Woodiord Mambrino,
2:2l1S; Mambrino Patchen and Others. Sd dam by
Imp. Napoleon. English Hunter, &c. Abdallah
Messenger will M axe the season Of 1883 at Chas.
Dunns, ~ miles from Stanford, on Rush Branch
pike, mile from STANFORD 4 Lancaster pike and
3 miles from Lancaster Danville pika, at $40 to
Insure a Mare in Foal Money due as soon
the fact Is ascertained. Mares that have public
records Of 23O or better, such rs have produced
trotters with records OF 23O better, may be bred
free OF charge. Address
WILLIE @. DUNN,
stanford, Lincoln Co, Ky.
MEssKKGKR PHIRCE, by Messenger Chief dam
by lcalde, (sire Of Hylas, 2:2418; Enigma, 2:26;
Fancy bay, 230, de,) will make the season OF 1888
at SIS TO ins ure mare In foal. W. q. ID.
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I&R LOCAL TIVE chRD.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Boy PAINTS Of Penny e McAlister.
FIsHISa Tackle a, McRoberts a s,agg's.
LANDRErH's Garden Seed at McRoberts
a Stages.
New stock Of Jewelry aud Silverware AT
Penny A McAlister's.
LASDRErHs Garden Seeds, In bulk and
In papers, at Penny n McAlister's.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlister.
Full stock Of Fishing Tackle Of all kinds
can now be found at Penny n McAlister's
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wall, like young bull preparing TO fight
a clay bank.



Mrs. y. T. Carpenter, who has been
long an invalid, died on Saturday night.
"A call is posted for an election Of
town trustees to be held on Monday. April
ID.
Jerry Hughes is at homo on his annu-
al furlough from the Stanford Jail. He will
probably remain here until just before
Christmas.
Don't let the people forget the dedica-
tion Of the Turnersville church on Sunday
next, April lat. Notwithstanding the in
felicitousness Of the day selected, Il is hop.
ed there will be no disappointment.
1t may be interesting TO some Of the
older citizens Of the county 10 state that in
formation Of the death, IN Missouri, Of Mr..
Betsy Henderson, has just been received.
Mrs II. was formerly Miss Dinwiddie and
lived near this place.
Il regret to see that my old friend and
clsssmate, W. b. Huston, Of the Excelsior
Mutual Benefit Insurance Company, has
got into trouble. predict, however, that
he will come out al right. There is moth.
ing crooked about Billy. He isa scion Of
a noble stock and will be able To show that
he il invulnerable TO the poisoned shafts
Of malicious detraction.
Il take great pleasure in announcing
that the little breeze which rufled the pla-
cidity Of our Band has blown over; and the
organization under the efficient leadership
Of Jim Cook, is practicing with commend
able zeal OF cnurss the leader is young
Jim, for the older gentleman who bears
that convenient appellation, while he is a
pretty good 6nancier, can't discount note
in music.
Can you not send US y lawyer to locate
in this place? We need one Of the profess
ion imperatively. Our aspirations can not
be realized without one With Speed Pey.
ton as magistrate, Dan Miller az sheriff and
Freely Peacock as notary public, we need
one learned in the law to cut out work for
these worthy officials and enliven our prim-
tive village with an occasional trust Of
luxurious litigation.
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LAEO. sTOcK AEO cROP

The proprietors Of the Lincoln Mills
want TO buy wheat.
A eve in Mason county gave birth 70
Eve lambs lazt week.
John NJ Hail sold 10 John w Miller,
Of Lancaster, cows (springers) for Sl25.
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Ksvsr civs Up.

II you are suffering with low and depressed spir-
its, loss Of appetite. general debility, disordered
blood, weak constitution headache, or any disease
Of Electric Bitters. You will be surprised TO see
the rapid improvement that will follow you will
be inspired With new lie; strength and activity
win return pain and misery will cease, and hence
forth you win rejoice In the praise Of Electric
Bitters. sold at 80 eenls bottle BY Penny Nc.
Alister
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ISoUIRISd Of Commissioner Philips
why the school money Was 40 long coming
here be informed US that he sent his draft
TO the Superintendent Of Public Instruction
for this money on the 18th Of Feb. Il be-
hooves the Superintendent and the Audi
tor 10 rise and explain Why they delay 10
long the payment TO Lincoln county when
Garrard and Rockcasile have, weeks age,
received their school money. These coun-
ties are certainly not more prompt In the
IaVment Of their State taxes than Lincoln,
and theAuditor profe.ses to pay those eoun-
ties first which pay their taxes first. As
the present Superintendent and Auditor
are candidates for re election Il behooves
them to mend their ways Of doing busi-
ness or the people Of the State should see
that other and more attentive men be
placed In those Offices.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-03-27

Horse THIEF The sheriff Of Ozark
county, Mo, NJ. 2. Tate, lodged Madison
Williams in Jail here Saturday and kept
him over till yesterday when he took him
on to Missouri. Tate was in Whitley coun-
ty. when captured and Immediately con-
fessed that he had stolen the horse, ol
which he was accused
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-03-27

SAW MILL.-Robert Arsin lately Of
Danville. has put in running fix saw mill
81 miles from town on the Green Wells
place and i turning out lumber at lively
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TELEPHoSIc.-Time, last night "Hello
McKinnev, can you tell us something fresh
for the paPer2" "Not a thing" responded
Mr. T. J. Christerson, the postmaster and
oDerator. "What do you know Huston
villey We'll, the putting up Of the line
from Mt. Salem to this place commenced
to-day and think you will be able to talk
over !, in n week" said Mr.. W. r. viii.
liams, the boss telephone man in the bus
ineas
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ALI persons having claims agains, The
estate Of W. 1. Moore, Jr, deed, are noii
fed to pre.ent the same 10 me, properly
verified on or before April z, 's3. J. d
Paxton. Admir-.
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THE slow storm Of Friday last was a gem
srAl one. The ground Was covered here,
and would have been several inches deep
had il not melted 30 fAst. II has been rain
ing and disagreeable since.
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IF THOSE indebted to me don't come for
ward and settle with me they will find their
accounts In the hands OF an officer. Pm
b3und to have the money J d Pioe.
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SHEiuFF MESEFEE notifies those who
have not paid their taxes for 1882. tina, II
they are no. paid by April l, 5 per cent
will be ndded as authorized by law.
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BRISo us your feathers, hides, tallow,
wool. &C. We buy AL kinds Of country
produce and pay the highest market price
In cash or trade II. e Bright.
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SOME men are rather careless about col
lectine checks. One was presented at the
Farmers National Bank Saturday signed
by q. A. Lackey and dated July 5, 1881
and one against US OF June 25, 1881. Mr.
LAekey's check is good perhaps always, but
we advice those. who hold them against US
not 10 keep them more than year at the
longest
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-03-27

q w sHAFFER, the photographer, has
ret irned On his way stopped at Louisville
and laid in big supply Of material for hi-
business. Have your shadlow taken at once.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-03-27

THE Mock and Faulkner trial for the
outrageous murder Of Policeman Simpson,
In Danvile. was as Il has always been since
reaching the docket, continued, although il
was get on the first day ofthis term for yes.
terdsy. The Commonwealth announced
not ready and Of course the defense was
then very ready. The absence Of an i'm.
portani witness X r. Dunlap, Of Kansas
City, Mo, wss the cause. Although he was
under bond to appear and was telegraphed
to by Commonwealth Attorney Warren
at his own expense With request that he
answer in like manner, he had done neither
at the adjournment Of the court yesterday
An officer was murdered IN cold blood. but
i does not look like any body will suffer
| for il.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-03-27

J.w. HAYDES has received nice new
lot Of Spring Clothing. Hadn't you better
70 and get bargain Of himg
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RIoSEy FOR THE sENArE.-Dr. Ed. Al.
corn telephoned us last night that Hon.
F. d. Rigney announced himself at Liber.
", yesterday, for the Senate and will be
here next Monday and make the same an
nouncement then.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS !

Sealed bids will be received for the erection Of o
school Building in the town Of Crab Orchard,
KY. until April Z. 1889. Bids will be received for
both a brick aud frame. Main building is & be
2lx6O feet In the clear; the wing 20x40 feet, each
two stories. For plans, specifications &c, call on
the undersigned committee at Crab Orchard. They
reserve privilege Of rejecting any or all bids.
iS2-3t WIN. GARNErT,
=. + POLLARD,
JoHN BUCHANAN, Com'tee.
DR. ]. ID. PETTUs,
JOHN DnIsroN,
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A HANDSOME line Of Glassware and some
beautiful designs In Tea, Dinner and Cham
Der sets At II. C. Brights'.
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FoR sALE-Three handsome residences
Will sell very cheap. Stanford, Dec. 25
'S2. w. Craig.
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IHAvE opened a shoe-shoP at my stable
where repairing Of all kinds will be done
A. T. Nunnelley.
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WANrED.-Bell and weights Of the old.
fashioned stand up-in-the corner clock. Any
one having one Of these clocks, out Of use,
should call on Thos Richards.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-03-27

Az ELEoAST line Of China Tea Sets and
GLAS WATER sErs just received a, Bruce
Warren n Cos.
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PERSONS wishing 10 see DIR. p. w. Logan
will fLd him at his residence, Main 81
Stanford, Ky.
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Ut. HARRIs, Stanford, Ky, wants a
iirst-class baker. viii pay a good price.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-03-27

WASrED.-Country Bacon, especially
shoulders. II G. Bright
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" YOU want the best super two.ply WOO
carpets 60 TO J. w. Hayden's.
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FREsH car Of salt, lime and cement a,
Owsley 4 Sons.
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FOR SALE !!

Having concluded to remove to Texas offer for
sale my
Residence a. Business House,
Com bined in one situated in the town Of Crab Or
chard, KY, on Lancaster street. The building Is
two and One-half stories high, s0x2D feet and con-
tains In all eight rooms. The store-room is 20x40
with counters and shelving nicely and properly ar
ranged. with all the Outbuildings necessary TO con-
venience and the taste OF the most fastidious and
an abundance Of pure water for drinking and
household purposes beautiful shade and fruit trees
adOrning and beautifying the entire premises, all
IN a gOod and healthy condition. Any one desir-
ing a cheap yet valuable residence, among q clev-
er and prosperous people. would do well to call
and examine the premises before pure hasing elss-
viii JOHN y. STROBE.