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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17
PULASKI COUNTY
Somerset.

John Hall is trying to make arrange
ments to bring 81, 900 stallion to this sec
ton.
MIR. F. W. .Beschorman, clerk of the
Bridge Co., had fall few days since and
broke one OF his ribs, and has been con-
fined to his home since.
The wheat and oats crops have turned
out well in this county and corn will be
abundant. Some Of our farmers are SELL
ing wheat at 90c per bushel, but most of
them will hold for 81.
Bob Newell and Tom Lanier expect to
start to California in few days to look at
the country with view Of locating. w.
c. Owens has moved back to town and ie-
opened the Paragon printing office.
CDR" Reid was tried few days since
and fined $50 for practicing medicine with
out license, and, being unable to pay, is
working out the penalty in Jail. On the
same law it is strange that patent medicine
vendors are not hadled BY the authorities.
DIR. Reid was the FIRST to occupy one Of the
cells in our new jail.
"A man named VIM. Lyons, at Sloan 9
Valley got mad at his wife last Saturday
and taking an AZ chopped up his furniture
and house, broke the windows and china
ware, glasses, ornaments, smashed things
up generally, like ball in a china shop,
and then commenced destroying and giving
away all that was left Of value guess he
has cooled of by this time and il doubt
les repenting his folly.
Yves Veteran, one Of the most n, :
ted desperadoes of the county, vas fatally
injured on the railroad last Saturday. lie
had been drinking, and sat down on the
road aud went TO sleep. A train non
struck him and knocked him several feet
down sn embsnkmeht Both his legs we're
broken, his hips badly mashed, aud il is
supposed he was internally injured lie
WAS alive up to Monday morning
The fruit crop Of this eonniy ia unu-
sually good aud abundant this Jerr and
our growers are arranging Ia day apples
and peaches in a better manner than here
tolore praeIiced and many have pnaehass d
the Improved esaporaton Sbme will als''
dry blaekberries by this method Thin
county has always produced immense
quantities Of dried fruit, though heretofore
the crop was poorly cared for aud cured in
the most careless manner aud therefore
commanded only 2 TO cents per pound,
while evaporaled fruit commands 10 csnt
per pound
Mr. A. ID Noel. Of Grant county, will
take charge Of Masonic College Sept. lst.
and has changed the name 10 "SomsrseI
College" Prof b. ] Borden will not leave
our midst for the present and b ~ engaged
20 teach the public school at Pisg.h. few
miles south OF town, and alta Twards hs
will teach i've months subscription schoo
there. His daughter. Miss SalIie, who hal
been assisting her father Ia the college
here, thinks Of going 10 Arkansa', though
she may remain here and take charge " 4
subscription school. Prof Borden's iam-
lily will probably remain ia town.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

LOCAL NOTICES

Buy PAINTS Of Penny a McAlisier.
NIcE stosk Of birthday cards At Penny n
McAlister'e.
STANDARD ready mired paints at Nc
Roberts a Stages.
Jos. Haas Hog Cholera Cure Penny
A McAliater sole agents.
WkroHEs, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlister.
GIyES up that McIsoberls 4 stagg make
the best Soda Water in the world. Try IL.
MACHINE on, which viii neither heat
nor gum, 60 cents per gallon. Also extra
strained lard oil al McRoberts a Stage
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

THE report that Mr.. j. II Swope was to
be the republican candidate for the Legis-
lature in this county, is probably untrue,
lie wanted 10 run, aud the white members
Of his party were for him, but Geo Gen.
try. il is said, claimed that he must be the
nominee, II any republican was, aud the
party thinking discretion was the better
part under the circumstances, declined 10
aecede to the 'niggers" demands and so Il
is safe to say that there will be no repub-
lican nominee. Although Gentry is fully
as deserving as any man in the party, II
wouldn't do, you know, TO put up Niger,
because that would drive OF many white
voters and thereby injure the State ticket.
We glory in Gentry's spunk. II he does
not demand his rights. hia white alleged
friends will never give them 10 him and be
certainly has as great claims as swope or
any other man.
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RfLLeLOuS

Rev. w. 7. Tyre is holding pro
iracied meeting At Walnuila College.
-"Come 10 Jesus" Rev. Newmar
HALLS song has been Published in "a Ian
guages and oyer 100000 copies sold.
Rev. A. y. Cabaniss, Baptist ex mis-
sionary TO China, says that II ever heather
women are converted 10 Christ, II will be
chiefly through the lab1fs 81 female mis-
sionaries. Men can not reach them, be-
cause the customs Of Eastern society Tor
bid IL
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17
THE GREAT SUCCESS
TUE FAMoUs-
DEERING TWINE BINDER.

simplicity ittclf when compared with al other
binders. for the season 0ffss3 the most rndf
ent aud advanced improvements have
been made. Fifteen pieces taken out OF the knot
tying device. Three springs removed No plung-
er-hult Every motion positive No Cnance 20
get out Of order No more experts. Any one want
ing binder should cal on the Dceriug Agent sud
see this improvement--the greate,t that has been
made since the introduction Of twino binding The
Deering IWine binder, first introduced In 1879,
has always been ahead In improvements. aimplici-
", Durability, light dram aud good work. Dor
sale by amman a GREEN,
1f9-eot-2m stanford, ny.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

ADDITIosAL proof that al; the fools are
not dead is given by a member Of the
"RAtilebone Telephone Co." who was
lured OF by the boys into unforbidden
pastures the other night and then chased
by an apparently irate old man, who sent
shot after shot alter him. Ii il said that
he ran all night aud that the fright and
exertion have confined him TO his bed ever
aince
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

Cholera has made it, appearance in
East London, England, and there is much
excitement thereat.
WIN. Comstock, Of Colorado, has leas-
cd the Mammoth Cave for FIVE years. He
will make many improvements.
Mrs. Mary Ann Chandler, mother OF
the Secretary Of the Navy, died at Con-
cord, N. H., Saturday night, aged 50 years.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

VIZ DID not receive the Cen:rai Kentucky
Neus, NJ. D. Hughes new Lancaster paper,
I'LL Saturday. IL was gotten out under
many difficulties and IL not fair sample
Of what the editor promises 10 do, though
il was quite readable sheet.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

A SLIGHT change Ia the schedule on the
L. & N. vent into effect Sunday. The eK.
press from Louisville now passes here at
l:Ol A. NJ. and the one going to Louisville
at 2.33 A. NJ. The mail from Louisville is
unchanged, but the one going there passes
ten minnles earlier. or Los IN.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

THE building occupied by the DAnville
Advocate has been sold by Mr.. b VanAn-
dale, Of this place, 10 Prof. J. c. Falss for
S., 800. Mr.. VsnArsdAle made a hundred
or so on the sale after getting ten per cent
on his investment
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

Tar brick work on Farris n Ramseys
new building has commenced and as Hen
~ BAuehman is contractor il wont be long
in assuming the shape il is to be. The
iron front has already arrived.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

THE man who came 10 the Odd Fellows
Lodge here ten years ago and mysIeriously
disappeared, leaving the impression and
creating the belief that be had been foully
dealt with by them, has sgain turned up
looking very little like a corpse Of so ma
ny years standing. r.| |.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17
Articles Of Incorporation
--oF THE--
MCKINNEY CEMETERY co.

1. ID. s. Jones, q. :. Mckinney and X. l.. Tan
ner have associated themse Ives together as an in
corporated company Tor the purpose Of buying,
managing and controlling cemetery TO be located
about one and one half miles from Mckinney on
the Middleburg turnpike.
?. The general nature Of the incorporation shall
he the purchase and improvement Of grounds for
cemetery purposes aud the sale Of burial lots there
in.
3. The amount Of capital stock Is TO be not less
than three hundred dollars (t3OO). 10 be paid in
whenever requested by the directors.
4. The incorporation shall commence on the %
day ofJuly 1855.
s. The affairs Of the incorporation are TO be con-
Quoted by three directors, the first election OF
whom shall be held the 7th day OF July 1883 and
thereafter the directors are 10 be elected on he
first Monday in July In every fifth year, the cleo
tions to be made by the holders Of the stock
company.
6. The Incorporation is not TO incur any in
debtedness or liability beyond three hundred dol
lars.
J. The capital stock shall be divided into shares
ofs25.
5. Private property is to be exempt from corpo-
rate debts. ID. n. JONES,
a.. ~ HHINNEI,
l6l-4w n. n. TANNER.
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Pay CASH AND SAVE MoNEY.-Persons
desiring 10 supply themsslves with sugars
for preserving will find that they will save
money by buying from 4. s. Myers.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

DRowsED.-whils fishing in Dix River
Saturday afternoon, j. J. Graham, a u. s
Store.keeper was drowned. lie wasa mar.
ried man and much liked by all who knew
him.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

THE Lincoln Mills will commence to
grind new wheat this week. The Proprie-
tons paid 95 cents for what they have
bought but only offer 90 cents nov.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

A. o. WATKINS. who killed William
Miller In Casey county, waived an exam
ination and was held to the Circuit CourI
in q, 600 bail.
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PRoF. ABSER RonERs has accepted the
Seminary for another year and will open
the next session on Saturday, September l..
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

OMNIBUS tickets to the X. @. depot for
sale Al McRoberts n Stages.
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srRAYED from Stanford on county courl
dsy.a pale yellow. shepherd Please re
port him 10 me. J III. Miller.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

FoR SALE - A handsome residence
Will sell very cheap. w. Craig, Stanford.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

FREsH SALT and lime at W. II. IIig-
gins this evening.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

IT has rained every sunday this year
bat two.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

A TREMENDOUS crowd was in attend
anoe at the Sunday School Convention o.
the South District Association, which wa
held at Providence on Saturday and Sun
day. The "pillars" Of the various church
e. were all on hand Quite a number o.
subjects pertaining to the Sunday School
work we're ably discussed by Revs Harvey
Smith. Vaughan, Hale, jane, Wood, Cook
Bruce, Tyree, Myhoney, Reid, Taylor and
Messn T. e. Bell. J. L. Bruce and j. A
slaughter. Mr. Tupper was not present,
a. had been advertised, being engaged ia q
protracIed meeting at Salvisa At one
time during the dav Saturday, Rev. Dr.
Mckee. Of the Presbyterian church arose
in the audience and took issue with Mr.
Vaughan In some statement he had made,
ADD for a short time the discussion was
lively. Rev. w. =. Harvey delivered an
instructive discourse on Sunday morning
IL was said there was dinner on the ground
both days sufficient for 5000 aud this
statement was not far wrong, for the people
Of that neighborhood beat the world to en-
tertain.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

soMErnISo for fruit dryers 10 examine
al W. n. IIigeina.
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FoR RKNr-I7O acres OF grass. 7. W
Higgins, Stanford.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

CnoIcr sawed eheslnat shinglssst W. II.
Higgins'.
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FauIr Jars and Cans at Bruce, Warren
A 49,.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Don't Read This!

Great bargains eau be had by calling at the
"Queen City STORE" Kings Mountain, Ky. floods
received daily. Thanking the citizens Of Kings
Mountain aud the surrounding country for their
liberal patronage hope for continuance OF same;
NY motto IL: mot TO be unders0ld by anybody
The highest market price paid for country pro-
duce. l62-ftI W. n. HfLfON'
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

A Nav FrRM.-Mr. +. J. Currap, Of Kan
sAs City, an energetic and popular young
business man. has purchased a half inter.
est in the stores Of Mr.. II. q. Bright and
the business will hereafter he conducted
under the firm name Of Bright Il Curran.
Both stores will be kept open for the bal
Of the year, at least, one partner Civ.
ing his attention TO each. We are glad
to welcome Mr.. Curran TO our town. A
live young business man is worth a cow.pen
foil Of merchants with old fogy ideas.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17

The North Northwest and West. In fact, II you
conte mplate trip In any direction, your interest
will be best served by purchasing your tickets via
X. c. and Cincinnati. Pullman Palace Cars BE
CANT New Day Coaches and handsomely furnish.
ed Reclining Chair Cars form the unequaled
eauipments OF this Old Reliable, thereby making
trip over this line one Of luxurious comfort and
pleasure. Try IL.
TIME TABLE. IN EFFECT JULY s. 1882.
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local EATrERS

cprR MnIs at W. II. Higgins.
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BLAckurnRy sugar at W. II. Higgins. =
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KILLED. Sunday morning as the freight
train on which he was brakeman, was sp-
preaching the tunnel this tide Of London,
Cap Parker, who was on box car, was
hallooed to by another brakeman TO look
out. Hastily attempting 10 get down on a
fiat, he lost his hold and fell between the
cars, in such a position as to break his
skull, his arm and his leg, though the
wheels did not pass over him. lie was
dead when the train was stopped and he
was put on a car and brought here for in.
terment. lie was raised by Mr.. james N.
Reynolds, and bore a good reputation. His
wife died recently. but one child survives
him. lie was "a years Of age.
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RICHMOND
PLANNING MILLS !

l have recently opened in Richmond large and
complete Flaming Mill and am prepared to furnish
every Hind of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-18

The Posulos OF THE AMERICAN FARM.
En r. q L. in Western Farm Journal
says; "In no country is agriculture so des-
pissed MS in America The Emperor OF
China holds the pillow one day in the year
as a mark OF respect to agriculture. But,
says the fast Yankee. China is burbarous.
China has better agriculture than America
She has the largest population. the Longest
canal, the deepest well, the greatest wall,
the longest avenue Of large trees in the
world she dates back in authentic history
before eur christian era-furnishes o good
deal OF our best scripture sayings-but is
barbarous. A tenant farmer in English
society ranks higher than proprletors oil
land in America France does not, like
America, legslate against her agricultur-
lists, but leaves them free and untram me.ed
and is commercially very successful. Her
agricultural population are peaceful and
prosperous, and would 80 continue il po-
litical demagogues would let them alone.
Here we have demagogues and political
quacks to contend with.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-18

In estimating the cost OF keeping stock,
the manure is scarcely ever put high
enough. No good farmer will sell man.
ure made from the products Of his soil At
any price. Rating the manure at 81 >
load is the usual estimate, because it can
be bought for that In large cities. But II
is not always possible to buy. and the cost
Of carrying brings the price up TO not
less than 80, and often 50 or sis load on
the farm AT these rates for manure,
much stock feeding. now supposed to be
Improbable, will be found to pay.
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n-O WEEK. Ga . day At home easily
oil made. Costly outfit fee. Address
TRUE 4 CO.. Augusta. Msine.
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Ole advantage OF the wet season is the
excellent catch of grass given to newly
seeded fields They are in general look
ing very finely aud il the winter should be
favorable, will make excellent meadowing
another year In dry seasons it is Often
times very difficult getting good catch oil
grass and especially when sowing in con-
nectien with oats. On some fields there
is a heavy growth OF grass, but this should
not be fed down very closely. as 10 inlure
the roots. Where there is much grain
stubble this will usually be prevented,
but if stock is allowed to run on these
fields when the ground is soft. before the
sod becomes firmly established, more or
less injury will be done and the practice
should be avoided as far as possible. The
same may be said 10 measure OF all now
ng fields that while they may be moder.
atey grazed in autumn, this should not DO
allowed very late in the season or when
the ground is SO soft as to be easily trod-
den up by the stock. There is generally
a pretty good Aftermath in the meadows,
and as the newly seeded grass fields win.
tered we'll, there is on most farms con-
siderable second crop Of clover which viii
be better to let the cows feed of than 10
NOV, and will aid materially in the pro.
duction OF milk. This will be particular
" acceptable this season. as the crop OF
fodder corn was unusually poor this sea-
son.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-18

On Thirty DHybTTHI'
The ycLrMc BELT Co., Marshall. Mich.
will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro
voltaic Belt and Electric Applar cell n
thirty days trial TO men young on old
who are afflicted with nervous debility,
lost vitality aud kindred troubles, gnaran-
teeing speedy aud complete restoration to
health and manly vigor Address as above.
n B.-No ri.t incurred, as thirty days
tial il allowed o5iy
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Autumn drouths almost always intefere
with milk and butter production, and are
one cause Of the gradual strengthening 10
price OF good butter ~ this season. II
the farmer has good water supply and
fodder corn or sugar cane for green feed
be is more nearly independent Of the
weather at this season than at any other
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-18

Fall blowing is less commonly practIced
as the country grows older, and the veg.
etable matter in the soil is becoming ex-
hausted. There is no doubt ON heavy soil
fall blowing helps the succeeding crop.
but there is suspicion among farmers
that it is too much at the expense OF future
fertility. The plowed surface is both
washed and blown away in winter, and
what is thus lost is often equal to good
dressing Of manure. Fsllplowed land, un-
less undredrained cannot be worked as ear.
ly 10 the spring IS that not freshly turned.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-18

Charles Goodnight has the largest cat
Ito ranch 10 the world at the head OF He'd
River, Texas. He began buying land
four years ago. gettiag 10000 acres st
thirty five cents an acre. he IL stu buy
ing. The price has risen to 81 an acre.
He controls TOO, 900. To inclose bis lands
$50 miles Of fence is required. He has
40, 900 cattle.
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The Grunge County FDraer says; An
spple. one part Of which Is sweet aud
the other lsrt sour. is on exhibition IL this
oGice. II was grosn on Sussex couhiy'
New jersey. farm. The same Tree every
,esr produces fruit thus Strangely mixed.
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Aarirnltnral.



Friend Tinekhsm Of The frcemsn at
isnded the New knglsnd isif--one dsy-~
and was glad 10 leave the grcnad 81 night
With EYES 70 filed With The dust that
per,Aded everything tbs, u seemed nesrly
impossible for bim 10 Discern anything
ercdihble or Interesting 10 "lsoring and
Neetbsms shov, Is be termed the s1hi'
biiion. He said that the entries Of cattle
were stated to lie ahou, ESQ. but be could
only ind $50, by actual count. a great dis
crepansy somcshsre, which should bo
cleared away when the dust subsidies.
Found some yermonters there. but they
aud their exhibits we're mostly oonspicu.
Gus by their absence.
He found the usual side-shows in great
numbers. filling the central part Of the
ground. TO the discommoding Of the real
exhibition aud its visitors
Mr.. Cheever. OF the n. r. Farmer,
states that there we're some half hundred
places where ale and beer were sold on the
ground. and Mr. Tinkham found about ~
many stands where various swipdling OPP
era,ious were carried on. III this is the
condition OF things. the New England Ag-
ricultural society mus. be sadly degenera'
ting. and hardly ~ill the pomp aud dis.
play OF its distinguished Officials and state
uignilaries serve TO sustain its failing
reputation. We were aware that consid.
cradle fault was being found with this So
ciety by Vermonters. on account OF Al.
legged iayoritism. but did not know that
the exhibitions lad become so character.
lied by side.sbows. drinking and gambling
operations. Either OF these accessories,
wherever they exist. should be dsconnte.
napced or the fairs given up, as they do
not work creditably together
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FARM FOR SALE.

EARN FOR SALE.
VIM. n seiton, OF Londonderry, Vt, desires
10 sell his h.me.tead farm and farm adjacent
thereto. consisting OF about one hundred and
twenty i've and one hundred and styenty'nve
Acre, rsspectiyelyS The farms are well wAtered
suit ABLY divided into meadow aud pasture land,
Timber Enough on the Land to More
Than Pay the Purchase Price
II prudently handled. Good buildings, apple
and saksr orchards on each place. They VIII BE-
sold 1t profits bic bargain for the purchaser
Terms easy Located about two miles from the
terminus 81 tbs Narrow Gague Railroad For
particulars inquire Of ,,
J. q. MARTIN,
Factory Point, "
ssptsnber. 18th. 1885. isH