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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-25
BOYLE COUNTY.
DanviHe.

Miss Mary McRoberts will resume her
art class next week.
Mr.. J. +. Downs, was admitted TO the
bar in the Circuit court on Saturday.
-Rey. A. ]. Brady, OF st. Pau3s Gath
olic) Church. who has been in Europe all
summer is expected home the latter part Of
this week Bishop J. G. Keener, Of New
Orleans preached at the Walnut street NJ.
4 Church, South, on Sunday morning.
j. w. Allen & Co, on Friday bought
Of Rife 4 Mccormick twenty-five 2 and 3
year old cattle, weighing 1900 lbs. each, at
81 20. NJ. J. Farris. bought Of ]. w. AL
len 4 Co., head Of 2 year old mules, at
Sl40 Also. ak head good southern horses
for $500.
Bob Jones, "cOlored gemmen" was
on trial in the Circuit court, when this re-
port closed, for stealing 20 chickens Bob
had good chance for the penitentiary, but
for defect in the indictment His chan
ces now are only for the work house. Later;
Bob Jones got six months.
Henry Hawkins, the young student
who took sick at Mrs. Dounton's, some
weeks ago, and was afterwards removed 10
the home OF his sister, in Greensburg, has
been heard from and his friends are pleased
to announce that he is improving and now
has some use of his lower limbs which
we're al first completely paraliEed.
Col ]. w. Guest, is at home from
Latonia races. Mr.. M. Chiles is here a
witness in the Circuit court. Mrs. Eliza
Akin, Mrs. 10. FLAG and Miss BERTHE
Snail went TO Louisville on Monday TO re-
main until Saturday. Miss We've Powers,
the lady manager Of the telegraph Office,
keeps huge and very vicious dog named
"Frank" There should be law requir-
ing such animals to be muzzled.
In the Circuit court, on Friday, VIM
Hutchinson, indicted for rape on the per-
son Of little girl named Carrie Goggin,
was convicted on an attempt Of that crime,
and sentenced 10 the peneientiary for i've
years. John EPSON indicted Tor the muir
der Of John Wilson was convicted Of
manslaughter and sent up for ak years
In the case Of Geo. shelby's administration
Va. the Gin. N. o. a Texas Pacific Railway
suit against that road for $4,000 dana
ges for killing a child Of Shelby, the
court upon the conclusion Of PLAINTIFF
testimony gave pelempiory instructions
for the jury TO lind for the defendant
A motion for new trial is pending. and ia
case Of an adverse decision the defendant
will probably 10 to the Court Of Appeals
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tSso. sTocx avn caoP.

Extra Seed Wheat-Fultz variety, for
sale By A. w. Carpenter.
Old corn sold in Scott county last week
al 81 O5 and new at 81 so.
WA. Anon sold 10 Joe Robinson 9
head Of 6S2.lb cattle at 4lc.
Corn sold in Madison City. last week
at 81 rs per barrel in the Geld, and old
corn at 81 30.
The international and Northern Tele'
graph Company, with capital OF $1,000,
600. has been incorporated at Albany, N. Y.
Sales Of twenty-five head q l,2O0.lb
cattle at 4lc; II mule colts at $50 TO $40
esch; $4,000 pounds Of hemp at s. % and
10 head Of l,5OO-lb cattle at Acc 10 8 40
per head are reported in the Winchester
Democrat
--LAscArER CouRr.-A very good
crowd attending court yesterday but bust
ness was dull. Auciioneer Dunn reports
the sales Of yoke Of oxen for $S5; 7 year
ling heifers at SlS so, scrub yearlings SIG
and fair do. s22 IS. Mules ranged from
$3.50 10 $500 and sucking mules, Of which
there were good many on the market
brought from $35 to 500.
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Preceding Elder, T. .. Cook will hold
bic 6rst quarterly meeting for the Crab
Orchard Circuit, At Watts. on the 9th prox.
The Kentucky Conferences Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South, At Cynth-
lana, Endorsed the L., N. A. and c. sciicn
In Withdrawing Sunday trains from that
road. Yes, and these same preachers will
patronize Sunday trains all the same, when
Il suits their convenience 10 do 20.
The Cynthiana Democrat gives the fol-
loving account Of the trouble In Methodist
Conference about the williaDistown Col
lege: at seems that the wife Of Mr.. Over
street, Of the Williamssown College, was
requested 10 resign her position at the or
gan, which led Mr.. Diversified 10 say that
he would never attend that church again,
not II Christ Almighty himself should
come down and preach on the cruci6xion.
Revs. Kelly, Rand, and others opposed a
resolution TO appoint committee to visit
williamstown College, which was voted
down, which leaves Mr.. Overstreet out, no
doubt justly, but in the discussion he cut
some Of the preachers severely with his
roma riee
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
Grab Orchard.

CfuO ofCHufu.
A very heavy rain fell here Saturday
and Sunday night.
Miss Lyier, Prof Rice's assistant teach
err, came last week.
MIR. John King and Miss Kate Ward,
are to be married tomorrow evening at .
o'clock.
Mrs. Mat Fish, returned Sunday from
visit to her daughter, Mrs. james Lesvell,
near Bryantsville.
Mr.. viii Severance has taken charge
Of the toll.gate on Stanford pike. MIR.
Hobbs the late keeper, has gone to Indiana.
Miss Mollie Brooks, Is teaching an art
school at her home. She is an excellent
teacher. and those who wish to take lessons
would do we'll TO patronize her.
MIR. A. J. Sigler, has bought lot on
Main street, and will put up large bust
ness house on it, Mr. J. f. Holdam has
purchased another on Somerset street for
the purpose Of building dwelling house
thereon.
Mr.. John Tucker, Miss Ida and Mr..
John Shaw Edmiston, returned Sunday
from the Louisville Exposition. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Gsrnett, have returned from a
visit TO Mrs Jennie Pherigo, in Garrard
Mr.. Warren Slavin, is home on visit.
Miss Lizzie Fafris, Danville beauty,
is the suest Of Miss Matte Evans. Miss
Luella Ramsey made flying visit Sunday
to Miss Claudia Carson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Thurmond, Of Garrard, made a
short visit last week to their sister, Mrs'
Mary Douglas.
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have been 10 Him on these sad efrsnds
pnd never has he turned away from me.
And in this latest journey Of conirition, IN.
dertsken IN response 10 your singing
words, Mr.. Dana, I find Him ever the
same; and Why should not !, who put all
my trust In Him. write praise the LORD"
when the LORD IL 30 good2 Who else has
20 good right 10 utter these holy words AZ
sinner saved by grace1 Did Jesus come
to save good people or bad2 praise Hin
that lie saves me, "iust as ! am"
You have therefore done me kindness
in ventilating my sin, whatever your mo-
tive. II yOu feel a. happy playing the role
Of Nathan, az do that Of David | am
glad. II you feel little queer in a prop
bets earb, can only feel sorry for you.
How do you account for II, that you have
no word Of commendation or approval for
all the good the LORD has wrought thro'
my ministry in these past year.; and
now like those who riot, maggot-like, only
the decay Of human nature, you pounce
savagely on this one sin Of pure thought
lessnees, and tell IL out TO your 100, 900
readers2 TRUST the LORD 10 thwart the
malice, that once before, IN New York,
sought 10 assassinate me by q false report
Of my utterancee, and was not manly
enough. after the wrong had been pointed
out TO your own messenger, sent by you 10
inquire into the facte, TO right the wrong
This added thrust at one who never thought
Of you except kindly, will surely recoil. !
leave IL in the LORDS hands-only as a
matter Of right and Justice letting the
public know that your attack is not the
first, and unwilling that you should occupy,
unchallenged, the place Of censor mOrum,
that you are not entitled TO on the ground
Of pure merit There IL such a thing as
"the devil reproving sin" will learn Of
even an enemy, but would be wrong TO
endorse his malice by silence. The LORD
shall judge between u.s. Mr.. Dana, hope
you will never. as against me, have another
such an opportunity Of being 10 the right
on question OF morals, and dismiss you
with the honest prayer that the LORD
may give you better mind You cannot
iniure me. may hurt myself. "EUer IN
Jesus, GEO. o. BARNES.
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Personal.

Mn. r. II. wEAREs, Of Richmond, Is
here.
-Ms. 8. II sHAsKs is back from the
cities
Miss Sur EwIso, Of Columbia, Tenn /,
Il Waiting Mrs. J. C. Hays
-MRs. ELIZA ALLEN, Of Lexington, is
visiting Mr. John d HiggIns.
MA. s. @. LAcKEY and wife, Of Texas
ae with his brother Hon. q. A. LAcksy.
Mas r. II. ARsoLp, % Peabody, Ks.
lie Visiting the family Of Mr.. Z. u. Nevlsnd.
Ma. AND Mus J. g. HuaHFs left for
Cincinnati on yesterday 10 sPend several
months.
Mrs BELLr Huanrs left for the city
yesterday to lay In her fall and winter
millinery.
MN. DUDLEY PcKrwooD. Of the Dou-
bic Mountain Cattle Co, Of Texas, will be
here to-day.
-MRs. J. &. ARMSTRONG, Of Louisville,
came up yesterday 10 visit her sister, Mrs
IT. Young.
Ma. 7. n. wALros LEFT on theexpress
this morning for Louisville TO add to his
stock Of goods.
Ma. ID. X. GARRARD, after spending
the summer al HE mountain home, has re-
turned 10 study Law.
Ma. AND Mss. y. ]. EMBRY and Miss
e. Annie and Ella shanks wen. 10 Louie
willie Yesterday TO visit the Great EXPOSE
tion.
Mas. n. J. CAMPBELL and Naunerle
cane up from ROokoastle Springs, Saturday
and are now the guests Of Mrs. John 3.
Murphy.
Ma. J. ID. GILKERsos, Of Crab Or
chArd, Who is now in Scotland, writes back
that he will be married there to-day to the
sweetheart Of his youth.
Miss sABRA PENNINGTON returned
Saturday pight from visit 70 Miss Lucy
Cooper Al ShelbyvilIe. DR.. Hugh Reid re-
turned IRON Louisville the same night.
MISS EVA Cocks received a dispatch
from somefvilie. Tenn, yesterday aner-
nooa announcing the probable fatal illness
Of her father and started at once for his
bedside.
--MnssRs. s. c. HELM and J. II. Bsllou
left this morning to enter Medical Col
lege at New York. They have both been
reading medicine for some time and are
pretty fair doctors nov.
-MR. CHARLEs w. METcALF, Of Mich
olAsvilIs, was over to see his brother, Tom,
Sunday. He has decided TO make a law
yer Of himself aud will enter Law school
al Louisville next Monday.
-MIss LULA McKIsSEY, class Of SO.
has opened school near her home in Lin
coin county. We are confident she will
meet with and deserve sucoe~.-l Daugh-
teri College item 10 Harrodsburg Enter
prise.
-MR. AND Mas. W. NJ. BooLE. Mrs
Nellie Grifi.h and Miss Kate Whorritt en-
route from Lancaster 10 Louisville missed
the connection here yesterday and had TO
wait ill 2:33 this morning. Misses Lucy,
Belle and Kate Boyle, OF Huslonville, and
L. G. AIcorp, Of London. joined them a,
Junction City and all hands will take in
the Exposition to-day.
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DEATHS

The telephone announces the death Of
Mr.. Joe Ben Givens near Mckinney at 7
A. NJ. yesterday. lie had an attack Of chOl-
era morbus and a mixture containing
opium was prepared for him. About mid
night Sunday, he got up and took too
much aud his death, 1t is supposed, WAS
the result Of the dose. His remains will be
buried At the old cemetery near Mckinney,
this morning at 10 o'clock.
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Ideal NOTICES.


Buy PAINTS Of Penny a MoAlisier
scHooL Books At MeRober,s and sisgg's.
NIos s,osk Of birthday cards at Penny a
McAlister's.
CoLr's Double Breech-loading at Nc
Roberts a staeg's.
STANDARD ready mixed paints at Nc
Roberts a Stagg's.
Jos. Haas Hog Cholers Cure. Penny
a McAlister sole agents.
VIZ can sell you = gun any where from
81 10 s75. McRobert a Stage.
BAND new stock Of every thing In the
iewelfy line At Penny a McAlis,er's.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny a McAlister.
FoR coughs. colds, 90, use Compound
s,rup White Pine. Put up in 25c and Doc
bottles. Trial sine l0c. McRober's n
HlUUU.
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HAvIsG secured the agency for the only
frst-class cooking stove in the market, we
offer Il To the public at a price as low as
the cheapest grade and defy composition on
this new Columbia. We can refer you 10
over City parties using il in this county.
We also have the largest stock Of stoves
and hardware ever brought to this market,
and remember that hereafter we will sell
goods at the very lowest prices ever offered.
Bright 4 Curran.
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RELIGIOUS.

The Nashville Advocate reports the re-
suits Of twelve conferences on circuit in Al
ALBANIA and Tennessee at go conversions.
The Southern Presbyterian Synod will
meet in Harrodsburg, Oct. 10 and the
Northern. at DAnville the same day. Az
ter attending 10 business the two will unite
in celebrating at lIarrodsburg the osnisn-
nial Of Presb ytsrianism 10 Kentucky.
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THE Winchester Democrat says that "wm.
swope, Of vaughn's Mill. Es,ill county, has
four cons named Matthew, Mark, Luke and
John" II the old fellow keeps on in the
good cause he may yet Guido the father
whom we used to know Of in Virginia who
named his sons Matthew, Mark. Luke and
John, Acts Of Apostles, Dick and Tom.
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ATTENTION. HUNTERS --McRoberts a
Stage have Just received the largest and
most complete stock Of breech and muIrle
loading shotguns, Rifles. Game-bsgs, Shot
pouches. Powder-aasks, New York Drop
and Chilled Shot and instruments for load.
ing and re-loading breech- loading guns and
will sell them at bottom prices.
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Dunno the heavy storm Thursday night
lightning struck and killed old Bob, the
well-known livery horse Of Mr.. ]. Il Bruce,
while he was standing in front Of the Fran
els Hotel. II is remarkable that nothing
else was hurt BY the bolt.
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A Fine Blue Grass Farm,
Al Public Sale.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER Q, 1883,

will sell at public cutlery the farm on which re-
side situated about 81 miles from stanford, Linz
coin county, Immediately on the turnpike road
from Stanford 10 Somerset, con tanning I50 Acres.
II has on Il a com portable and convenient dwelling
with six rooms, a kitchen, good barn and all nee
essary outbuildings. IL is exceptionally well wa
tered, there being never falling springs. One
hundred acres OF this land Is strictly No. and the
residue is good grazingaltogether II IL very ex-
cellent stock farm. There is the place an orch
ard Of about 100 young apple trees In full bearing
Of select fruit. At the same time and on the prem
ises will be also fold all my pei sonal property,
sisting OF 2-year-od Steers, Min Cows, Dry
Cows and other young Cattle, 60 we'll bred Ewes,2
good work Horses. 10 head Of Hogs, 2-horse Wag-
ing Implements generally. Also rs Acres Of Corn
in the held and lot OF Hay in stacks Terms
made known on day OF sale.
d7s-td SUSAN A. MENEFEE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MembrinO Prince !!

Following Is a list Of the winnings Of NAM
brine Prince. the old black stallion. at the Fairs
In 1sS3:--
HUsroHvILLE FAIR-Half double team, S12.50;
$40; Roadster, $40.
DAEvILLE FAIR-Best Harness Stallion, go.
SPRINePIELD-Speed and Style, stallion or Geld
ing SIS; Best Harness Stallion, $40; half Double
Team, $3.50, half Double Team, special premium,
$3.50.
BARDsTowN-Best Roadster stallion, SIS; Speed
and style, $40; Best Harness Stallion, Mare or
GeldiDg, $50; Best Flat-ioot Walker, $40; half Of
Double Team, $40.
LIBKnTY BEST Combined Stallion, $40; Best
Harness stallion, $40. Total, S267.50.
TRATLOR BROTHERS,
CECIL BROS.As W.M.RDE.
p. S.-Membrino Prince will make the season Of
1884 at Cove Spring, at Mr. Ovens stable on the
Danville and Harrodsburg pike. After the season
Is out, he will be turned over TO w. M. Rue, the
champion ring driver Of our land, for the Fairs
next season.
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THE LAST CALL expect to leave
Stanford the first Of October. All persons
indebted To me are requested 10 settle by
that time, or will be compelled to leave
their accounts In the hands Of an officer.
w Il. Green.
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A sun for divorce has been filed by Mrs
Elisabeth q. Baker against her husband
w. y charging abandonment and failure TO
provide. This makes about dozen SINH
lar suits for the Circuit Court which meets
In October.
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BURGLARY. -Mr. Voolfolk Giyens' dwell
ling house was entered by burglars on
Saturday night, and several suits Of cloth
ing, FOR one Of which he recently paid sos,
were appropriated. They also obtained a
small amount money. They first tried to
effect an entrance at the several doors, but
failing finally succeeded in getting in at the
Windows. When Mr.. Givens and family
returned home Sunday morning It was dis
covered that lamp had been left under or
near the bed which fortunately the wind had
blown out, and il is probable that thereby a
connagation was prevented. Diligent
search is being made for the rascals who
are supposed to be escaped convicts.
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REMARKARLE-Twelve years ago, Mr..
A. q. Huffman, Of this Office. was living at
Peabody, Kansas, and while out herding
cattle one day tried to releave the mOnOtO-
ny of the business by carving his initiate
on the back Of a terrapin, which happened
to cross his path. The circumstance was Of
course forgotten till Saturday last when
the arrival Of the shell Of the selfsame
ierrspin brought II wildly back to memo
~. A little boy had killei tia few days
before, and his aunt, Mrs. DIR. Huffman,
seeing the initials. sent 1t at once to Mr..
Huffman. who will keep 1t as a souvenir Of
his early experiences in the far West. The
initials are perfectly plain, though the let
tiers are somewhat spread by the growing
of the little animal.
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Tue farmers are taking advantage Of the
wetiing that the several rains have given
the grouod and are turning over the soil
for wheat at lively rate. The grass fields
are also beginning TO look gay again.
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TUE L. a N. has two pretty heavy dam-
age suits on hand now. Mrs. Elzis Logan
has iiIed one for $4,000 for the killing Of
her husbond, and Mrs. Ann Martin anoih-
AZ for the killing Of her son, George.
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Hay PREss. Dedrich steam power and
engine for sale. win sell both together or
separately; will give purchaser benefit Of
my hay trade. Price and terms reasonable.
Geo. ID. Wearen.
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vESSoR predicts that the weather WILL
be warm, open and wet, with little or no
snow before the close Of the year. The
winter will be an exceptional one, with Sc
ware etorms
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VIZ have just received and opened
very large stscL Of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hat, Trunks, valisss NC. 10
which We call the attention Of the trade
Generally. Edmislon a OwsIey.
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Cart. WM. HUroHIsoN, Of the l.. a NJ
says he Is not the man referred to In our
Danville letter Of Friday. He don't do
business that way.
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OYSTERS AND FISH received at J. r.
iarris' daily. WIN serve oysters at 25c and
SOC per dozen at all hour; day or night
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THosE IS Kip Box Boots, have arrived
Parties having them engaged should call at
AZ once, Bruce, Warren n Co.
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Bro line Of harness, bottom hgur
Bright a Curan.
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CALL at s. 8. Myen' and get a plate o
nice Oysters. served In any style.
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Buy the Gale Chilled Plow-the best
and cheapest of T. r. Walton.
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A NEW invoice Of Queensware and
Glassware jus, received a, Bright a Cur
rams.
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We want to sell $4,000 sawed single.
Bruce, Warren a Co.
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THERE Was a considerable change in the
weather yesterday and frost Was feared last
night.
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A RErrER selection Of coal hods, vases
ere sets and heating stoves can not be found
than are at w. II. Higgins.
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VALUABLE
Garrard Co. Lands
FOR SALE.

offer al private sale my farm OF about 800 acres
In Garrard, about one mile below Camp Dick Rob
inson, with largecottage house OF eight rooms, in
number one repair, all necessary tbuildings and
the land fertile and In fine state of cultivation,
ne arly all being In grass. Ga the place is distil
lery Of about 100 bushels capacity. The turnpike
nom Danville to Lexington runs through this
farm, and the the location Is very convenient Al
so 100 acres. part ofthe b. NJ Jones farm, on the
same pike, adjoining the above. The two places
VIII De sold as whole, divided 10 suit purchas-
ers. The purchaser will also have the option TO
retin the distillery, or II can be removed Aso
smallfarm adjoining the above-described proper
~, with fair improvements, in the intersection.
the Danville and Buena Vista turnpikes, contain
Ing about 65 acres. small tract ofli acres, adj
joining lands OF T. Dunn. Also store house In
the town OF Bryantsvile, o warehouse near the de-
pot In Lancaster burial lot in the Lancaster GEM
etery, &C. All the above prop erty will be sold on
very liberal terms. For further particulars call
on or address WIN. BERhELE,
sep. Is u Bryantsville, Ky.
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WASTED Butter, Eggs. Cabbage, Sweet
Potatoes and Hams. II. X. Walton.
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BIo lot Of Clothing, Overcoats. SC, just
from the cities, can be seen at $. III
Shank.
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NIcE, new lot Of Queensware just receiv-
ed by T. X. Walton.
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A full line Of Fall Goods now Orsning at
8. ii. Shanks'.
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A NICE line Of Dress Goods, velveteens,
waier-proofs, NC. just received by Edmis-
ton a Owsley.
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w. II. 1TIooISs' Jewel Range and new
Arizona cook stoves have no equal. Don't
buy until you see them.
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BRICK RESIDENCE for SALE
IN STAMFORD, KY.

offer Tor sale privately my house and lot on
Somerset street which Is occupied BY J. NJ. sallee.
Possession TO he given an. I, 1884, Terms reason
sas or call on Robt. s. Lyle, stanford, KY.
~. m. Anderson,
1sl 10 dec Harper, Kansas.
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ANorHER car load Of Trunks and Va
lees. Zinc Trunks s.. to 500. Bruce
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