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6ieamboats ano Railroads.
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
steamers ALBANY aud q. vIBBARD daily, except sun
Nyack aud Tarrytown (0y forryl West Point NewDWs
POughkeepse, Rhinebeck CatsNll AMI Hu1s01; - N
Connecting at Hhine0eck with Ulster aud Delaware X W.
Cltski with Catsk Mountain r. r. and AZ A0any WIN
trains the NORTH aud WEST and with SPECIAL
SARATOGA EXPRESS.
A MARY POWELL, Captain w. IL. COR
~. NELL. for West Point Cornwall Newbure. Poush-
keepse onGout anG Kingston landing at Crtns5ons gor
Suudays excepted. Vestry-st S:l6 and 22dst
1880 connects 1T POughkeepsle with evening trains ior
No EXPRESS BAGGAGE RECEIVED AT 22DsT.
4 CHANGE OF TIME.-FOr ROndout,
~. Kingston aud intermediate landings, connecting with
Ulster AMI delaware and stony Glove sioads or summer
Springfield on after 7th will every Tuesday,
Thufslay and Saturday az p. IN. from iirrtson-st
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW ana ST. JOHN leave Der Al. ~ H., foot o. ca
sunday morning tel with west and east
FALL RIVER LINE,
BOSTON AND EAST
spieNdd Stean,s .. ana rn v 81 = y M from,
- North tver foot Of Murray st Connections by
Annex boat from brooklyn at 43D IN Jersey CITY p m
hotels. transfer ticket oces at Pier - " Il and on
slyey the freight service lnsarng prompt aud Te
bic movement Rates low other lines ,o>,>,o,
borden & LOWELL GEORGE L. COMMON
Agents Gen. Pass'r Agt
NOR BOSTON. The latest evening train
Il with through Pullman seepers Grand Central Do
pot at 1874 D. m week days aud sundays lo;oo p III
''' NEWYoRK AND NEW-EN GLAND RAILROAD
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on H0U-
i sATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAItRoA Ds-steamers
leave Catherine sup az II a m, S;S0 p ~, ZSdss' '''
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sCiExCE IN SHORT CHAPTERS ny W. Marrrru
WILLIAMS. +. X. A. s. small svo. PIP. 30s. Fasx
Il Aagaas
This collection NJ papers is another Of the uunier-
Gus Efforts to supply wsat Mr. Williams character
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UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
Il T,t,o p,r n T. xp- OF R1S AND SCIENCE.

J NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF AXIS AND sClENOE'
INSTRUCTION FREE
examinations viii De heiu IN the
Washington square. on Iuesdhy Juhe ~
and on Tussdav Srpfeuiber is. at 10 a. m
an nndcent gfts have secured large and important
additions apparatus and other means Oh
which will ready ior at the opening oil Inc next Voo
Tie ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT win be held IN mo
Academy OF Thursday June Il al Io0o COG ~
on which Semit eutenna C0niinein9td S- Au
dress will delivered by the Rev John u AL ~ ~
oT nd Interim Alumni meeting in the University at m
ffaa tiav
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sTON VIA sT0NINGT0N LINE.

steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS,
daily Except Snnday from Pier 33 North River at o. m
Three morning trains from steamers landnr tnroush "a
Boston. Tickets good any train ~~
PROVIDENCE LINE
For Providence Worcester, and New. England posnt.
Steamers NARRAGANStrT and STONINGTCy f,,n Pa.
20 North River, daily, except sundays,) p. m.
II. w POPPLE, ACTIN Gent Pass Aren't
80. la Westst New.YOrk
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DYE SEMINARY, RYE, NETWORK.
III For particulars address ,r.
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Law Schools.

DOCKLAND COLLEGE. - Nyack on the
III Hudson Both ssKss $3.50 send Tor cAtioslh W. IL
BANNISTER,A NJ
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II EI1TVH
~ leave depots foot Of Cortaadt aud Des0ross ~
s;l0 m $40 ana D. for East0n, Bethehen Ausl-
town. Reading Mauch Chunk, Wkesbarre Tcvsndt Ntyer-
w. Ithaca Geneva LYONS Buffalo and the West Pullna1
through coaches daily Local trlt1s AZ M anG DAD
D. m Tor East0u Bethlehem and CoBlsy. 49,,
Trains eavng at 4 M aui $40 D. no. connecttf ~
points and HazletonsDA rsSlpn1 sunliys-di
local for Maueh Chunk $40 a. Leave Aaueh ChulA 20
p. m. o., - y, ,,,,roh and cortIanlt a.,
n q. A
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HALF STUDY during the summer months,
Il Il Tor young ladies' and gentlemen at
KLAND COLLEG F.,
Nyack- on-tle- II udson. w II BANSlsTER, A NJ.
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CALL RIVER LINE,
ROSTON AND FAST

NOR BOSTON. The latest evening train
Pullman seepers. leaves Grand Central Do
pot 1894 D. week, days aud sundays, 1889 p III
Morning tram, 10 80. weed days. Get tickets VIA
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NEW-YORK, WEST SHORE & BUFFALO
~ RAILWAY and NETWORK, ONTARIO WEST
ERIN RAILWAY.
Trains leave Pennsylvania RR stations foot Desbrosses
and COrtlsndt sts., as follows:
Havcrstraw 5:JO . 30 a. IN; 4:lO, $50. $3.50 p. m
CTanst0ns West Point Cornwall, NewbuTg Middletow1,
~ " $50 O. M; f.lO. 5:2O u IN.
Delhi Norwich and OsweRO, $50 m.
Fallsburg Liberty. $50 a. m; 4lOp NJ
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NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80. n. X.
IN FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
IN GLAND, lt. ~ HtiiNEi1A A, rs Z a.
FOR LONDOS DfRECI
lRANf'h luna IS "a y. A. IN MARK, June 20, 4sO m
CaDlnFAo outward SO prepaid stssrage.
isket s2O. H. w. AuhsT Manager. ~ ana75 HroanSe
N.Y.
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For Both Sexes-Country.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
IA FROM New York. children receive a mothers care
MIa Ill ~ MOIiRELL Manhasset. L. J.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-06

them. few will remain in the county At the
end Of this season Nearly every man and
boy in the community owns an improved
breech-loading shotgun with which the
woods and the stu5le.felds daily resound.
Last September the Lancaster Male
Academy opened nnder the most auspi.
cious circumstances, with Ne J. r. Blair.
" Louisville, a. principal and the beauti.
fol and accomplished Miss Lula Edwards,
Of Mercer county, ~ assistant The school
prospsred and steadily increased in mum.
hers. Finding that they could be more sue.
cessiul by concentrated effort, they consum.
mated the cherished desire by quietly mar.
rying 10 Louisville Saturday evening. They
returned 10 Lancaster Sunday and entered
upon their work with renewed energy and
greater enthusiasm. All wish them a hap
py life
Mr. WIN. Baldwin, Of Msysvlle, was
10 town Saturday buying good work mules.
Mr. and Mrs. r L. Grinnan, formerly Of
this place, SOW Of S.. Louis, are visiting
Mrs. Barbara salier, who is confined to her
he'd with sickness. Mrs Jones and family.
Of Jefferson, Fla returned home Monday.
after a short visit TO Mrs Chaires. Mrs.
Roe Young is visiting in Louisville. will
Price came up from D,nville Yesterday to
make arrangements Tor hunting trip with
Col j. II Bruce. They will spend sever.
al weeks in the mountains Mr.. c Henri
hill has rented the Dan Anderson residence
on Danville street and will go to house.
keeping next year
-DIED -.Mr. J. T. McQuerry died at
the residence Of Dr. Bash Sunday morning.
after lingering many months with con.
sumption. The fureral services we're held
bv Rev. J W. Lowber and bis remains
we're inferred In the Lancaster Cemetery
Monday morning lie prscticed at the Ian.
caster bar for a number ofyears. He was
horn in GArrard 10 1888. During the late
war he served in the Confederate Army I'M
der Morgan and was considered one Of the
bravest, bodest among his host of heroes.
After the war be returned TO his native
place, where he practeed bis profession till
bis death Though unfortunate in some
respects weaknesses a. other meu-
he had = bright mind, a generous dispose
ton, magnanimous soul and was honora-
be in all things
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csAS 0scShRO, LINCOLN COUNTY


We were panied 10 bear Of the death Of
Mr.. Sam. Wslch Of Nicholssville. Mr..
Ransom Carson ane Miss Cynthia attended
bic funeral last Thursdsy.-Mr. O'Brysn
our handsome depot sgent furnishes the
folio wing item: Thiriy.lhree tickets were
sold Saturday for the excursion to the
Louisville Exposiiion.--A lev dave $50
while Mr.. D. X. Farris WAS handling a eun
il sccidenily went of and came near fatal
~ wounding him. The shot went through
bis hAt-The three cases Of typhoid lever
here, little Bessie Robinson, Me,srs. Hanger
Jones and Sam. Taiem are still very low.
Mr.. NJ. J Harris, Sr, is also quite in. Ne
has been confined TO biz bed for many
months, but was taken worse saturday,
The meeting at the Baptist Church has
begun, but no confessions up TO 10 day
Monday Rev ii. T Daniels who is TO
assist Mr.. Bruce arrived to-day. Mise
Lille Lyier prssides as orgsDist in the
absence Of the regular organisl. Mrs.
~NNNNa' -Nis NtvisS 4Aoihc' NNJA Gar
load Of cattle to Cincinnati last week.-Mrs.
Hannah Steger has gone to Louisville to
purchase another and larger stock Of win
ter millinery.-Mr. John Bsyley is removal
ting the store room on the corner Of Main
and Stanford streets and will open out a
drug store therein in a few days. He has
employed Mr.. A. NJ Egbert to assist him
They went 10 Louisville last week and
bought an entire new stock OF drngs Mas
ter Curtis Egbert accompanied them and
took in the sights Of the city.-Mis- Kitii'
Douglas is visiting relatives near Lance
ter.-Mr. Sam G, Hardin, Monticello law
yer, ls the guest Of Mr. G. w. Hardin.-Mr
and Miss Farris from Kansas are visiting
Mrs. Ward.-Mrs. Gresham, Of Livingston
is spending few days with relatives here
Mrs. james Leavel, OF Bryantsville, and
Mrs Dr. Carpenter, Of your city, spent last
week with their mother, Mrs. Mat Fish
Miss Matte Evans is visiting in Louis
villa
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iIRD STOCK lRD csop

Orchard Grsss Seed wanted by r r
Walton.
-Chas. Ofmsn sold To Philip Nurrelley
a 10, Of fai hogs, 3S5.lb average. q, &c.
"A. X. Denny sold to Csriihefs & Beard
II head . year old mules At sll5.
p p. Nunnelley bought Of Il g. Col.
lier Q hogs averaging about 275 lbs, At 81
10
i have % thoroughbred calves, heifer.
snd bull', for sale. $. u. Baughmsn, Stan.
ford.
Al Hayden cold to Jesse Fox lG two
year. old cattle, sboui 1850 DE - $40 G5
lie also 'old to same party saddle hor.t
for sl55.
-CmcAGo QUorATIoNs -Whea, clo.ed
saturday at 93lc for November. 95lc for
January, and 81 O3- for May. Corn closed
for December At a. lc and May Al 4sIc.
"A FIRE destroyed Il b. Hu,chorafi'.
four story warehouse At Paris. Ky. Il va.
filled with hemp, wool, bluegrgss seed and
grain. The total lose Is $4,000; insured
for S3i, eco in eleven companies.
Commissioner Welch cold the Brad.
dock Withers farm Of l0G acres yesterday
to Eliiah Withers. Of Cincinnati, i1rs2 400
A fourth interest in Ed Pendlsion's house
and lot cold to John Newland for slsj
j. + Lynn bought Of J. II. Tucker
l6 3year.old, ! 200 ID cattle At a cents
and sold 10 Tom Wood II yearling steers
about 200 he At 4 :, and to q. B. Wood.
cocks 2year-old heifer-, 1910 ID, siSl
-Compiroller Knor will decline ,o
grant authority to operate a nationsl bank
in the Indian Territory. His declinatiou
Is based upon the ground that the appli.
cants are not citizens, hence are not enti.
tied 10 privileges under the banking set
C. A. Lackey sold to VIM. Saow q
hoad Of 900 pound . yesr.old cattle At 4
cent?, and TO C. NJ Ware 4 head butcher
cattle at 81 cents At the ssle Of Short
horns Of kinnaird 4 Watt, in Fsyeue 81
head brought an aggregate Of So $50, or an
average Of about SIP per head Fifty
souiLdown sheep, well bred, brought an
average Of Sl4 per head.
COUNTY Yesterday vac anex
eeedingly dull eour, day, save With the
stock traders. The crowd was not up to
the average, but a fair lot of stock vas Of.
Tered CiPt. II. !. Bush reports; About
300 cattle on the market, ell grsdes, and a
good dewsnd for IRE, class feeders; good / ;.
go to 800 10 cattle brought a; 1000 to
l,2cO'lb do. 4 TO llc; yearlings 4 to Al
calves SIS TO $50 per head; common and
scrub cattle 81 to 4, per pound Hor.t,
brought from 500 to 500 per head. Nc
mules offered
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RELIGIOUS.


Rev. II. A. Hunter, d. d, the we'll
known Presbyterian divine, died in Louis
vile, Sunday.
The Barnes tent fund has only beer
increased 81 since our last report, when &
was $50, w II. NJ Louisville sends 81
and so does n, L Woodford.
The Garfield Memorial Church Al
Washington, d C., approaches completion
and will probably be dedicated next month
II will require s., 900 more to put the prop
eriy free from all debt,
la Piit,burg on rex, Saturday will be
celebrated the four hundredih anniversary
Of the birth OF Ds Marin Lather. Ga
Sunday p.ioFins, appropriate memorial
services vii! b. hell Ia az Of the Lutheran
churches
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Personal
Nils MARION NoIToED Of Lancaster
il the guest Of Mrs. Leo Hayden.

Nils MsmoN MoLToED, Of Lancaster,
il the guest Of Mrs. Leo Hayden.
MIA. r. II. SMITH Of Clarksyille, Tenn
IL here on business connected with hi,
father.in.law'- estate.
j. q. Givens, E.q Of the Louisville,
bar il visiting a, III, fathers X W Giyena
sad was in iowa yesterday.
-REv W o CocHRAN. of Paint Lick
returned from the South Friday, whittier
he had been TO attend meeting Of hi,
sync4
M. d. Grow, son Of the venerable Jane.
Grow, Of this county, has been made chair
man Of the Colorado democratic central
committee
Gov McCRrARY seems TO be a. much
ia love with our people as many Of them
sre with him lie was here sgain yesier-
day always in the thicke-t Of the crowd.
MIN JoE Nc JANfS and wife. Of Kan.
sis, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. b. G..
Aiflrd. They have sold out In Kansas and
will probably remain in Kentucky.
-DR o. II. McRoBERrs, Of Liberty, and
Deputy L. $. Collector. 2. NJ. MeRoberis,
Of Lexington. were 10 see the old folks ihi,
week. The Dr.. aud Cashier J MoRob.
sris took In the cheap excur-ion TO Louis
vile Saturday.
Ma JoE $. BRoSsroS, formerly editor
Of the Richmond Herald. and brillart both
ia brain and In hii hirsute appendags, was
here yssieidsy Since dcsoending from the
tripod he i growing immensely he'hy and
is nov fully a. fat ~ a match.
--JuLIA A. Hem, who for some time
has been sojourning Al home ia Blanches-
ter, contemplate smother sisrriug tour
She has sseursd a drama, by Carl Fiorio
called among the Fosis-," sdap;sd from
the French of''Sardou - ICincibnati Com.
me rcial.
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BOYLE COUNTY
DnnKNe


-I.om Davis who was shot by Sam Nc
Zee, died Friday.
Glib Dorsm's grocery and confectionery
wss burned Friday morning. Loss, $500,
insurance $3.50
Mr. iona B. Nichols who wac clerk Of
the BOYLE County Court for is years is an
applicant for appointment as one Of the
r. r Commissioners. A more capable man
could not be selected for the place.
The Danville Literary Club better
known az the "Anaconds Club" met at
Ex Judge Fox's Friday evening. The
subject Of LAND Titles" was discussed.
Msssrs NJ j Durhsm, Jno. s. Vsn Wrinkle,
JAS l. Allen and r A. Johnston partici-
pating.
Cecil Bros n Rue,wlo have carried on
extensive training and sale stsbles for sever
Al years past, have dissolved partnership
The Messrs. Cecil Nil continue business ut
,teir stables adjoining the troitiog track
and Mr.. Rue the late partner at the newly
erected stables iust opposite.
Mr. John Builder who has been absent
in Canada for several weeks, returned sun.
day morning. He brought with him two
magnificent Canadian horses. French
Lion and "Sir John Az. Mr.. Builder
thinks these horses crossed with Kentucky
stock will produce excellent roads,ers and
carriage horses.
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The sixth State Convention q Ken
lucky Young Mems Christian Asaocistion
viii be held ~ Lexington. beginning Thur.-
day evening, November 3, and continued
over the Sabbath
Rev. DR.. J. b. McFerrin, besd Of the
famous Methodist Publishing house, il dead
At Nashville. lie was one Of the most eel.
ebrs,ed Ne thodist divines In the south
lie served with honor a. one Of the leading
ohsplains in the confederate army, aud was
q man Of great learning and large expert.
ence in worldly matters When in the
army he Wa always in the thicksst Of the
fight Aggravated malaria was ibe cause
Of hi death.
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L&K LocAt rJKE caso
LOCAL NOTICES.


Buy PAINT Of Penny a McAlister.
School Books At McRoberts and stsggs.
ANNuSrrioS Of all kinds II McItoberts
4 Stage.
NicE stosk Of birthday cards =, Penny 4
McAlister-.
CoLr's Double Breech.loading At Nc.
SOberts 4 Stage.
srANDARD ready mixed paints at Nc.
Roberts a Stage.
Jos. Haas Hog Cholera Cure. Penny
n McAlister sole SCENTS
Wa csn cell you gun any where from
81 to S55. Nc Roberts n Stag
BRASD new stock Of every thing in tie
ewelry liue II Penny a MoAlisters.
WArcHEs, Clocks aad Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlister.
Fee corehs, oolds, sc, u.e Compound
Syrup White Pine. Pot up in 2jc and SOC
bottles. Trial size Toe. McRoberts 4
Itagg
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 'ss.

As Special Commissioner Of ssid Court md as Ex-
ccutOr OF the last viii OF W. c. Bailey, decd. offer
., public sale 10 me highest bidder before the
land upon which said decd ent resided at the time
OF his death situated In the Northwest limits Of
the town OF stanford. The said tract CONTAINS
az Acres, ROods aud : Poles. all OF
when Is within less than 0ne-half mile OF the
Courthouse, the nearest point, a hne ate for a
0vsiling housed within less than 800 yards. II
an be conveniently divided into town lots, for
/ which there Is brisk demand in the town Of
Stanford. The land IL excellently fenced and fne-
ly watered from never-fa ng springs and good
we'll, has upon Il a comfortable frame dwelling OF
7 rooms, besides balls, situated upon the highest
aud most beautiful eminence around STANFORD,
commanding line view Of the town AMI SUR
rounding country for several miles distant. There
are also good corn crib, a fair barn and stable,
carriage house and other outhOuses, an orchard OF
40 trees and an excellent garden. IL is Of the very
frontage upon the Lancaster pike aud good out
/ let 20 the Danyille pike.
Ii will be offered hfst IN 3 parcels. as follows
The hfst embracing all the buildings, orchard aud
garden, Containing % 7-lO0 acres. honting on the
/ Lancaster pike The "a oontaining9 6s-iV0 acres,
fronting upon the Lancaster pike and having upon
IL hne building site The Sd eoniaining 10 6S-l0O
acres With good outlet 70 the Danyille pike with
hne building sites IL will then be offered a
whole, aud the bid which realizes the most mon
ey will be pied.
months, In equal installments, bearing inter-
cot from date VI sale for which bonds with
good securiiv, having the iorce and eject u udg
ments, will be required, with lien reIained upon
land Possession Of the property will be given a.
soon AZ satisfactory bonds are executed, subject
h0sever 10 the action OF the Court upoa The sale.
Further information may be had by corfespoa g.
irg with OF interviewing the undersigned Neinmis-
slonsI al basdad, shelby county, Ky, ot from w.
Miller on tue premises or no a frtncls Miller,
Real Estate Agents. sianiofd, KY. wno viii show
III prenlsrs aud pai OF same,
HakRISON tfLEE,
ly,-td special tonnliss 0nef.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-06
GARRzRO COUNTY DEPARTMENT.
Lancaster

The Ceatnal Katueky Nars office il TO
be removed TO the rooms over Hsmphills
store, where they can have space for in
crea-ing business.
A large party Of ladies and gentleman
from here, took advantage Of the cheap ex-
oursion iaies from your town to the Expo
siIion Saturday morning. The lepariy
returned Sunday, worn ont but pleased
with the trip.
IL hun lers continue TO kill hird4 Al the
present rate a. which they are slang entering
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-06

The Rink was pretty fairly attended
Friday night and the boys especially SEEM
ed to have an unusually good time. Some
beginners made il quite interesting TO the
spectators by apparently trying TO skate
IN every position except standing on their
feet. The Valley Cornet Band was on
hand and furnished some foe music. Open
again next Friday night
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-06

HAvISG elosed our store on the corner,
we offer for sale cheap four pair of scales,
Including one pair Of platform, four show
eises, one coal oil tank, two chandeliers,
a.. Blight & Curran.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-06

DOUBLE WEDDISo Invitations are being
Issued TO the marriage Of the attractive
and handsome Miss Leila Osens to DIR. l.,
b. Cook, Of Point Burnside, at her mothers
on the evening Of the 2lst. Her broth 81
Mr. Sam'L n. Ovens will marry Miss
Florence Bib at Bristol, Tenn, sud arrive
in time to be present at the marriage and
the reoepIion.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-06

THE juries Of the present court seem TO
be crank sided set, unable to agree on
anything. The Dudley Tubbs damage
suit against the c S. r r. ended, as most
Of H. other cases in hung jury.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-06

THE house and 10, now occupied by Mr..
W. + Mckinney, belonging to the estate Of
the late Alfred Alcorn, was sold by Mr.. j.
W. Aleorn Yesterday, at auction, to W. F.
Ramsey for 81 g0l
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-06
Commissioners Sale
Or
Valuable Suburban Property
in Stanford.

Lincoln Circuit. Court W. G. Balleys Exor..
&c, VS. W. g. Bailey's Dvs, &c. In Equity.
Pursuant TO Judgment Of the Lincoln Circuit
Court, rendered az its October term, 1855, In the
Above ETY. led actiOn, / will on
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.


AZ Assignee OF Thomas HOLMAN, I notify all per-
sous having claims agai INST him 10 present them %
me, properly verified, by November 20ih, aud all
Indebted Ia him will please call aud settle imne-
diately nd thereby save costs.
~. n. ROSAUGH,
i9i-2t Assignee Of Thomas Holman
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-06

HAvrSG secured the services Of Charles
Kelley. AN prepared to do all kinds Of
foe work in the shoemaker's line. A T
Nunnelley. .
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-06

LARGE and excellent lot Of heavy ovei.
coats and clothing just opened at J. W.
Hsydeu's
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-06

SKULL CRUSHED Tom Fish, an old coll
ored man. wss bit on the head with a rock
by F. d Albright last night, crushing his
skull, FROM which the doctors say he will
die. We could no, End out the exact cause
Of the blow, bu, the trouble is said to date
back to the election, when Fish voted for
Hill against Albright's wishes. he being a
Bobbiu man. After the blow Albright left
for home, bat he will be arrested this morn.
ing and held till the result OF the wound il
shown.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-06

FousD-A breast pin which the owner
can 80 by describing il and paying tot
this notice.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-06

JUpeE W. X. CARSON recently sold TO
W. II. Miller, trustee Tor Mrs Maggie
Poriman, hi- house on Main street for
30 200